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THE COTTON POSITION.
TAI " TT.,x,tn HAT

The following Ia an extr rot from a letter
dated January q. $50. 81 u thoroughly p1afsd
Litarpool IN IN. All uf Il. W. hni,eva, Will hH
fund interesting. but more aapnoltlly the re-
IN ,rka relative t. the atnta If nT ,ita ut Man
%ehaeter. What ts eaif about the now class ri
Indian goods refara. no doubt. to tho applioa
ton of l+es eizlpg;
q receiving your telegram this m ,rnlne
saying that ~ per cintum. ~ tho cotton " " oG
tee plantations, wa thought II well - cable you
again for v mr crop ~ timata, aus veu rnply o..
800. nm balss. Az Wa have already r. eiveb ut
no uorts nearly 500 600 balea ahead ct 'aat year.
Year wa must get about 10000 bnlag leaa.
suot = development Ia the present atate
%ehinmnnta to England. which now stand
~ sn 600 bales nh md Of laat vssr,
would have to hn brought down to $50 900 bales
exorea. aud ttat would give us no more Am,e =
orr cotton to work np"n this paar 'i,an laat.
We have ut prpsent ibni 900 baias mora American
Ia atoek and al tat for thta country aRv 30 900
b lies more IN spinnats' hands, aay l8o, 900 haias
America will h. nrab,hlp fe0. ono naIea l.ss If the
crop Il only Is 100 900 bslea. Our CONSUMPTION
promises H. no niuah more than laet year, and
va will require probably 100000 bales more
American ~ aive ua y fa,r eunrly.
We hope the crop will reach $500 900. Ia
which casa pres mt urtr A aaam ltkeiy to b..
maintnined, bnt trit Il only ono i ahat i rlse
may he looked for eome time thta year. We
were not prepared for Manchester showing
aunh ptrnngfh. Hptnnata can get iArRa urdara
tor snvaral montbs ahtad which ieavs q work
log margin VA twist. witch was TItl this time
lat year, with cot on ut SID, 10 NV TO-. I. with
q ,tton NJ 7sd: that II. tho dlrer, nee be-
tween cotton and yarn Il a. |. ng sinat
2Si laat yttr. This II u fair, " king .rant.
and means u large oonaumptton. probably
SO 900 hAlna of present aiza per " eK Tho nav
.ltsa NJ Inaian goods take much moro yarn
than the Ia ;eomn ny that this alone njde 5000
hslea 10 thu eonsum p'ion. Tho u tmhBy cr,p
Il alan lnsa promising than expen cd. The
OnmrRwuttoe ~ late. aud no better than ttt
wear, but the Broach and oh lletah are said 10
hn large.
rF.,.,, g., ,, Y,,op.,,., E,,,o ,Ia,,t sLxn
t~inental politics. MI peema quiet. russia Ia In
great need Of peace, and, considering the
dreadful Internal condition " affairs. wethink
II very unlikely that hnr government will make
fresh trouble abroad"
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TATE UONSOLS AND PREMIUM BONDS
MARK Ell Az N u O EXOHANGE
STATE ooNsoLs AT NEW YORK TO-DAY
1876 Il. m.-46A bid.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

THE oToirin0 are The latest quotations. includ-
rug % days. the tnsiie figures Indicating the bid.
ding rate and The outside he asking rate
fAILRoSD ~oNDs-Uhto .g,, 81. ~ lio and New
Orleans ktiiruHd Company. Tennessee Item
1000. fest consolidated mortgage 1000 ".
ITO second MORTGAGE 8 %. Jackson r liI oad.
FIRST mo 'gage 1lo@l12 tx coupon. 10 second
coupon 112Dlta. do second debit 1il0 New
Orleans ard NJ bile Railroad St0-. New Orleans
Pacific CANAL and Claiborne Street. first
mortgage, 800.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS Small State @ ,nsols
tb40-. tify Consolidated Bonds s0A0-. Wharf
Il ,nis s6s a60. Drawn Premium Binds IHh
6IF6
UNITED STATES BoNDs-Five per cents 1o4I0
los Az Ter cents LOG S0bl074 4 nnr cents, hore
10, h@10ia do at Now York 104@l0i4. do at
London @.
WARRANTS. SCRIP. Fro. -Levee Warrants 90
9S: state Warrants 1879 receivable for licenses
and taxes. S8d9f. P3iiee Watranta-I 1878 $50:
1876. d CITY \ trip-t-74. 30d3i: 1878. 800
az 1876. Sn4@3th: 1877. BOZ aSta: 1878. 3UH d3th.
School Cart tlaa eS 1876. 10 Hair paid City
Coupons 4lh@t3 Interest Certificates On State
Consols-January. 1879. 7oa72: July. 1879. %.
q i,ilrGes on Premium b nds A0l y cent.
Unpntd State coupons 50 SD673 Ten per cont
tertiti aates, City Boud- -d294. Half paid
Coupons. old u y 7 per cents 47@-.
STOCKS The . before the FOLLOWING quotations
Of stocks indicates Fridays ,resktv quotations Of
the Ne1o Orleans stock Exchange: Tie I. last sale
since Friday; the I. last sale o-dav. a. 10Th diui-
deui: 2. er dividend
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DOM FSTIO MARKETS.
FUTURES AT THE NEW ORLEANS COT
TON EXOH ANGE.

Our local fu'urs IN arket exhibited n further
degree OF animation to-dly. opening 1rm.
ruling quiet Mt naon aud clio sing ncm.
Compared win yesterday tho following
months showed an advance: February 1t0
16 1904. March ia 1001. NJ ~ 5@t-iOUt. October
3oo3s- 1905. November aga IS. ZOOS. aud ID 500 ND "
8 1905. while Aprils showed an advance OF & 100
IN he bidding rates and q decline of 4-lGO5 la
the asking rates.
The sales c,mpri9ed 100 bales. against 900
yesterday. 100 Wednesday, aud 400 Tu ,sday.
The following were he sales ut the oalls:
First Gail II iol and 100 bales March at Ia 81: 100
bales Nav. l245: 100 lay. IL 43.
Second Call No sales.
Third Gail 100 bales March Mt II 30: 100 bales
March at ID 81: 100 b4lrs Auri. Ia 80; loo b tlas
April. 70 81: 100 bales July. 10 50: 100 bales July.
II 65; 100 bal $ November a li5): 3W bales No
vembara ut IL 50: 100 bales December at II 30.
AGsr Third Gdi-l00 b ilas March. IL 81.
The inside figures Of the following quota
lions We're the bidding rates to-day. aud tho
outside the asking rates:
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HeHrHnnps, balances
This week ...-....+-.ftsi 4a I'll "a sl4slnl7 ~
Lnst week ..,.......-. IL Gas att a. Ialp.a Ola al
Thta weak last year ~t2.lRt.THE 10 t.2lB, $40 II
THE MONEY MARKEt-is easier.
Exceptional CONNIE rpiat paper is quoted Z
n cent. Al do -t0a: collateral loans COS: Al
mortgage q: saennd grads nominal.
Nav YonK -ManeF rat" g " cent.
Bank Of England rate . v cent: Con.
Rois aa+.
P~atIs-Rantas 81 %.
SILVER -Mayican dollars ruia at 800. trade
dollars p4Ops American halv"a aud u~unrters
10 h.tO,M, Bullion In London B2Asd: here. fine
81 II W ounce,
AMERICAN California T@s u cont dia.
nou"r: light weight aTeopar; mntllatei 0 v cont
discount.
FoHEIdN CoINs-In currency: Fiva-frano
pteess S01 g. twentY-frane pieces Git 1870
sovereign s "a 1904 10. ten thaler places 81 600
Spaniah dpuhloons sta IS % ~ Patriot douh
looms fib $500, Mexican douhlnuns SIS $500,
Mexican twenty nasus pieee sla s56Dlg Is. South
American gold 300 por pesos. German twenty
marks ~ 6O0D4 rs.
STEALING Weak Hero commercial IL AGO..
6D4si bankers 4s20ls1., bankers' sight ast 10
as. bank -dD4e3+ IL New York commercial
IN 40 404a1h \. hank 4s2ts,
FRaNCs-Weak Hare commercial are 6.2in
go 334. bank -n5.2tA: nj Nav York commer.
oiHI + 2stt@ dos 22%, hunk 52lA az 20S.
New YoRK sIaHr-Flrm. Commercial par.
Bank and bankers count n checking rate par.
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RIVER NEWS.
oFeloA NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. 4
Saturday, January al. 1880,
Arrivals.
0b6 HIHfIAb Column.
DNna


C.. Jaeger. "a.
Colo and clear Yesterday. Business contin-
nes act ve. The Corona refur al fretDht and
water. $500 h0i ku0ius " ~
s,a an fazoo Valley leaves for Grand Eoore In
s'ean OF TnreYepoft. and laid over to leave to-
uTy e . p 20. ON account of the non-arriyal OF
NE hHe h,nnsy. She will certainly 60 to-day.
man clerk. Do
oatt J, E. Bron's tri weekly upper coast
pacRst CITY OF Augusta laid over also. and will
irayt ~ loa m .nsrp fr Ban Tureaud. Mr.
ri Freret fas charge VI the OH 20.
ine 1ndtpend MT Red riy.r racket @. X.
rex was telegraph d 10 arriv4 last night and
r. ,.ays again, toby at s o. m. for Shreveport.
!. ~, Jl,n1m u command. w. 7. G. ham clerk.
Inc Little Bob b WAS Brought to the landing
yestafaay m9rnine. nesr the head II L ,iayette
street, ana j. Y & lo-f y for Camdpa Tho
j nm Howard follows NJ md ".
M ION psrker arrived yesterday from the
Ashshs ana Macon and r. urns to.4i ".
4 pacRage Was s-ut 10 tha J lht. Howard yes
ae.t!hy. Whieh. IN bring opened. w4s found to
eoht,in q ct YER ated water cooler. Intended
LOT 1ne laries. Q bin. and upon witch was en-
ersvad, Preseatai to the steXmsr John How
ara Dy Jures u Glllis." The cooler is es hand
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
uFEtTT or THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Ftiiay Evening. January ~. 1890.
mATlF MauKEr REVIEW

Money IN eaeIer.
EaFtHsn exchange IL weak.
NaK York rigIt continues hrm-
Etata Ganaela are lrm.
Premium Bpnia show little variation.
Mfcgks ara I'll general good demand and tend
ana W pwatd.
Cotton "a In good fnmanf and stronger here
Naw Yarg apot4 are Iaiet aud unchanged. with
ast4r sss epay. Liverpool epotH are steady. and
aatttrpa barely s'eady. Hayre Ia dull.
euGar and Moiasses arc III good demand and
IEaa.
Nfuttr ie quiot.
Garn meal IL strong.
FrttytHIone continue firm.
taSeeetife are unitt.
GJuntrv prodmNs ahow more animation.
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Thore is more demand for stearn room.
GO VI " X RCIAL.

| tOur quotations represent wholesale prioes sx-
cept nhetjob lots are spectfed.l
TOBACCO.
LEAF TOBACCO = Running stock 56G hhds
stock on sale 400 hhds. Quiet, Low lug ~
4Ac. Low leaf 60bAo. medium 6a@ THO. good
md fine 7h@s%e. - eetions e@lOc.
M~ANUFAoIUaED ToBAoool Fine plug 10000 y
mOa sound. a1@3s'. Blight navy. a. and 5s.
s6@$2c; Black sweet as@igc. No. ! So and los
navy Sc black 3t043e. Fancy styles. natural leaf.
s2@oa7c. No. !. fbs. extra fancy 6700sSe.
LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.
SUGAR In good dem md and strong. Receipts
ain y first of September 1Oi.ss5 hhd'. against
lO7 b78 Inst year: exports since September /
80 e6s hhds against u 1856 stock under the sheds
1851 hhda. against 624G.
Inferior ee@sc. eommon s.0sAc. good
fully fair -@73.e. prime 7h@7ke, stfictly
priue 7 hD7Mc. seeonds 81 ms yellow carl
fed 8h@s4c. gray clarified as 089sc. OIL white
sH@sAc. choice white s%@8nc standard white
9Wg}6c.
MoLAssEs In light eupply. good demand and
strong tor ferm,n'ing rs " y "a npfsrmenting.
2I4.2o5 last yenr: exports since September /
- 3d.. against 16} 900 as year: stock under the
sheds 4,76 bhls. against ~ 45g last year.
Common 3o032; u gallon. centrifugal 3004oo.
fair a3d363. prime 36Cg39c, strictly prime 4s944e.
choice 4b G481.
RICE . liet but steady. with buyers and
Sellers stiIl apart and holders asking the fol-
lowing prices: No. 24L@ba. common bX0sae,
ordioary 6A36hc. fair b1a@6Io. good 6h@7hc.
prime 7AG7ae. choice 7h@7h.
B~READSTUFFS.
THE Gollo,rino prices are for round lots. Job
lots are 2ba5Oc more per Dbl. according 10 quality
FLOUR Il quiet. Fine ~ 50@b super
fine S565 37h, single extra 10 s0d5 62h,
double extra SIS 1906. treble extra ss rs 18 37h,
family t6 $500 rs. choice SC 5000 s2A, fancy
SO s7%67
Com MEAL-scaroa at % 1908 IS a Dbl.
nam - 4 - N q "a hhl
Ho~MINY-S3D3 Is ~ hhl.
RYE ~tLoUR-s57 5MG y Dbl.
GRAIN N F~EEDSTUFFS.
fOur quotations are for Dho1esaie lots on the
landing Dealers job at The f~Duomino adpamce
bushet, Bran 5474c per t0D. and Hay 1908 per t0n.]
corn IN SAoKs-In fair supply. fair request
and steady. white -@57e. write mixed SIS @66e,
yellow 5s057c. yellow mtxed q SIC U bush Il.
OATs-In ib-Fal eutply. moderate demand
aDd steady at ID 53c y bushsl.
BRAN-In fair supply and quiet at 7s9-c y
HAY-In mod rate supply, moderate demand
and steady choice 5-0z6 y ton. prime $4,000.
ordinary ID.
BULK CoRN-saIable at 495s0c for mixed p
bushe', witt 5295te. yellow 543
BULK ~WHEAT-None here. SalaSia at 81 $50
PROVISIONS.
-FOUR quotations Of provisions are for lots at
lchplesale. Jobbprs' prices are rs assoc Der Dbl
more. aud yac higher per lbl
With light stocks a ID a fair demand proyi.
eli M continue GENERALLY frm,
PORE SIS oThGl3 80 q biol TOR old, and SO
10 rs tor new.
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zFEN ANCtAL ANN ConwEKGiAL NEWS.
COTTON

There will he u general maetin g Of tho Got
asn Kxeh ange tomorrow at . y. m. to consider
sra assortment 10 articles I and a or aegtion ~
a& khc bylaws Of tho Ex hRnge.
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SILVER NuTI,ION

We are informed NV MFR. Foota. record clerk
aE the United States Mint. that tho price of all
ver bullion Mt tbis pact IL now 81 its per ounce
Ear line. lots " u 200 ,nnees or less.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY, JANUARY q, 1885,

~ II, January and February ID. February md
March 7 l.1di. March and Aprit z . t5d.
Aprtl and May 7kd. May aud June 7 s-1ei. June
and July 7 7.st@Tai. July aud August 7 g-82d
August and beptsmheT ID.
HAVRE MARKET.
American very HI | other klnds steady: s6
francs. Tor Tres Or lin lilo tsnJb and 30 for
Low Miidltug I Il MI.
NET RECEIPTS Al UNITED STATES PORTS.
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co 40 Y.

EOnr quotations n Domestic and FOREIGN Mar,
kefs are from ne closing feiegrIms, and our Got
ton STATISTICS from tho Nep Orleans Cotton Er.
changed
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FINANCIAL.


tOtD quotations ~ fpf,tpn and domestic MAJ
kGts are from the closing kilograms
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COUNTRY PRODUCTS.

f0T quotations represent wholesale prices on
~ landing Healers obtaio -@}5G more per bot,
and atWaG higher per pound in lots
ItIsH foTAroAs-sl SO0i 90 v bbl. Northern
saai ~ 25n2 30
HwEHr Potatoes Al 2,0t 80 " Dbl.
ON Nh athat " S464 10.
GARLIC 35GnbDc v bunch.
APP1tH-Cbo,re - 5o@5 " bhl.
LOUISIANA CARRIAGES ~ 1909 v box and
$40 " 10
| rouR KRour-s 7Da n hbl.
REsNs -Northern 300 " ID. white kidney
sRUAn. rcd kidney a904n Waatarn white n
2Ae. Western rod 1904. But little on the mar
PpubrRy- Western grown chtekena a. 20 a5
v h"H -. young do t8dD3 so. ducks 81 251J II.
gsAse 500. IN, keys Stone v ioz ,us Ltu.
istnnh grown chickens 81 50 - ynuug SAT- fD3.
dness "a 500 g,nse rs 50a6, tutkeYs 81 pia.
Faas- Wostern 123i43 " dozen. Louisiana
14Glbg,
WooL-Eone In tho market. BURY I4DIoo v
h. t"uIs'an, elatr 2af@1po. clear lake 320gse.
COUNTRY HtDEs = not. 9reen atit.."i Ba4@ac,
CIry HtDGs Qalet, 70 ID aud no, Y ib. e0
ahe. stoar md Cow hides. 30 to 10 ID, fa6tea.
kip, IA to 10 10, a0a1e. cut. scarred. grubby
Hides and ktna, 40 of, 7be0tl.
y
BEEawAx-la@2oe v ib.
DErED ~FaUrr-Apples 708c y 10: peaches
Moss-MIxed 21@oo v ID. grey 1Ho2so. black
8Am49.
FEATHERS a5GD50c n fb.
COAL.
PtTTsBuRa- TO steamboats SOC v boH. retniI Coz
" bbl. Wholesale 35e. q. II ruard 403 " box to
eteHmboats. retail b0a. wholesale s0i
ALABAMA Pratt IL selling 1T o. v ton. 2on0
Id a5e W box to ateamb,t . r~etesiling ~ b5e y
bpl Helena Is selling ~ o. " ton, 1000 h re
falling ut 6oe " Dbl. Mputevallo 10 selling at
81 90 " ton, 1900 ID; retailing at 7bc Y Dbl.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NAvaT. STORES Pitch "a 2s0p2 so v bbl. Tar "a
Da 81 v Obi. Il stn "a 25aps 90 y Dbl. Spirits tur-
p~eutiue s60D47hi W cation.
BALtNe bi~uFFs-Blgging. 2 ID. 11@f14e "
yard IA h l1ast0-c; btltng twin" t2so-c y ID.
CoTToN TIGs = no Arrow tie 81 80 " bundle,
Grip Ito 30 %. Acme tie ~, Trinmph tic % 30,
Flinu Il Wier cotton bale ito o. 26. Compressed
tie ~ rs.
Fnutls AND NUTS Louisiana oranges Choice
-@W " bhf: do medium ~ $50; Mtst Ina
orange 10 be60 - " bog. Lemons $500 v box.
Layer hes Ib0-c v n. oval figs IS " ID.
haisins a. $500. Plantntne 7scGDsi az v bunch.
Banana $40 v bunch. Dates 8 v ID. Our
rRntB II, " lb. Pfures f0.G W N. Citron 2fe
v ID. Almonds zoe y ib. Brazil puts lie " ID.
Filherta 14r English wal ute i5c. Peanute 40.
Peeaua ludDl3 no to ai ,ltty. C5coauuts bJ7 "
1000. CaIf1rni . pears 81 v box.
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BRrARrAsr Bacon Ordinary s.@7c. choice

s6Dskr.
0s v fb. clear sldes-tbeAc.
Dry SAIL MGAfs Luveo shonidnrs tls4g g
pucgei AZ tAa9. clear rib al ies 6b @ -. oiehf
sides 10.
HAMS Canvaaed Choice small 100000 " tb
m,i,n" sst@gse. R,fe o@ss sssas, refined In
keg 5000 rennd ~ buck r de Paok-
ers' lard -,tpree 7A0B ka 8 sac. piil4 ssc.
PAdsres' Hoo PRopuGrs Prime IN - pork,
Hltie rihs $40 254Dii v tiero : md. ~ v Dbl. Pig
p,rR NJ 3 " tiait Dbl md sta v bbl. Ham saul
sHg,s steeps n ID. Pieklei pig tongues tnbe
hpie's'. Pigs teet Of 80 " keg. . v trlln and
BHGF W. siern Ia aelllns ut siooia7s u hbl.
nn,i t.@T v hall bhl. Fulton market 81 sogs 10
GROCERIES.
Decentralization aud lower grades In de-
maud. ",a,n,n creamery, I nay. -@ S Y 70,
reemery fancy, a50a6>, d. da.ry oholos 24p2h.
do dairy prime 2tG2m Weatern dairy, ohnioa,
"a q 2hc. ~ prime -eD22e: W,,steru do fair to
4 oi 2oaD2io; Western roll, dry packed, ohoioe
2l022 =. do prtme -0D2Oe.
UHgnaE In fair demand. Choice Western Re-
SIX ms i2aDt2so W III.
GUS q nj ii ordinary 100000 v gallon In
fall strainsd TOO winter etraiued 7s@-o.
Liussed otl-raw soa-o, boiled gsD %. Cotton
seed oII.efuie tae.4c, relned sa@sso.
FISH -Mp,ke rel " | hbls s-t09 75, halves
= -u6 as, a%narteta -@2 10. kits s-0ol as: NO, q
bbls I -GDT rs, halves . @4 10. quarters Ga as kits
s-n1 o.: Mo, . m-ilnm bbis . 8s 80. .halyes g
eo8 as, unRrters f-Q2. kits -@abe. Herrings-
No. /. 300 " box. Haldpok 81 v box. Goldfish
Il 10 v box. tealed Herrirg4 40c.
hoap La~nndty-Oiva 4.aDbe v IN, German
ts0ttse, family 9s@te, usim -n0gNa. rod
sist,le 900. white -9loo. India sa@bSo. BIT.
itoliax 4,@4Aa
CorFHE-M ,rket quiet. job lofts are quoted
"a to,lo~a: 0.dinary laR0t4e v ID, fair ib4@
49,. good i6l.gl6s4o. prlm i70i7Ac
Cargoes -Ofdirnrv -@i4se, tair -Dt64o. good
ore. prime GDt7sa.
iish breakf at %bodosoo. tmpertals 2s075e. gun.
powders 60dDa6G.
SAIT-bt.a ds. j 1bbing at Fl 09fG0tGsf rcnarse
and 1T al 4nDt AZ for fns. TURKS leland 8n6a35
Y hush. Wnan delivered dravage /. adied
Table aalt 2m7e " pocket. according to sizs.
STAR HANDLES. Short Weights -aDtlc " fb.
full weights In tae.
HTARdH -YAGDHkn.
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NJNEItUuS NIJVIDU5 10 tHb
LIVERPOOL MARKET.

LIVERPOOL MARKET.
SPoTs-Quiet. and closing steady the
same : 8 YESTERDAY, at I'll FIR Middling Uplands
aud 74d for Middling Oclaana. The sales com.
prised 20 700 bales. OF which 1916 were American.
Receipts IT all kinds We're 1850 bales. Of which
1850 ware American.
FUTUgEs-Ooened firm. and closed barely
STEADY.
DEL!vERIEs-Uplands. any port. not below
Low Middling. we're quoted as follows: Janua-
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EUNHT - s'7ss ] WI VIZ T.HF8,IFT
STOCK AT NEW ORaEANB.

To. day. This day lat year.
Total. ...,. ......-.. 8ii,p4t nan 40
On aniphoRrd. $50. n 7ls t7g 5Gi
Leaving In presses 22a 92i 1gj. 89a
STOCK AT ALL UNIFIED STATES PORTS.
To-day. This day last year.
Total. .,s.... .,...,. s,Ge6 H2 Hbt
WEEKS RBOBIFTH AT INTERIOR TOWNS
NsH'pta, Ship u'ta. Bfo'ka.
This year.. ..-t..... GIG. 2fh ha hgj BAT. 96l
Last year .#-..t,.s..... b5,36H Gp7IU al IA
4 Ivuupnar tuEuUt " N, uuM tsNr mn A
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E YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
sPoTs-Were quiet at yesterda,'I quotations.
Tue regular sales compri-e'i $50 bales, aud
the daiive rios on contract 100 bales.
MISUNDERSTANDING 10Hc. G pod Ordinary
II ll-I6-. strict G ,od Ordinary IL ID l6c, Low
Mtddiing I24c. MiddlinR Upland l24c, MIDI
ding Orleans l2If, ard Midiliug Texa- 12ac
.FUTuBEs-0pened firm. ruled steady and
closed easy. with sales of l4O 900 halee.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24

Tour quotations represent wholesale prices sk-
cept Dhenjob lots are speGifed.l
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-24
INDIGESTION.

Mrs, WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP-Rev.
Sylvanus Cobb thus writes in the Boston
Christian Freeman We would by no
means recommend any kind Of medicine
which we did not know to be good-par-
ticularly Tor infants. But Of Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup we speak from
knowledge in our own family, it has prov
ed a pleasing indeed, by giving an infant
troubled with colo pains, quiet sleep, and
the parents unbroken rest at night. Most
parents can appreciate these blessings
Here is an article which works perfection,
and which is harmless for the sleep which it
affords the infant IS perfectly natural, and
the little cherub awakes as bright as a
button" And during the process of teeth
ing, its value is incalculablc. We have
frequently heard mothers say that they
would not be without it from the birth of
the child till it had finished with the teeth
ing siege, on any consideration whatever.
Sold by all druggists. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle. ~
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-24

THE remedy that will cure so many dis.
eases peculiar to woman is Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure Mothers Maya.
zine
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-24

THE VoLTAlc BELT Co., MARSHALL,
MICu.--WiIl send their celebrated Electro.
Voltalc Belts to the afflicted upon 30 days
trial speedy cures guaranteed They
mean what they say. Write to them with.
out delay.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-24

JAcoD HICKMAN, s74 Clinton street, Buff
falo, N. Y, says he has been using Dr.
Thomas EcIcc,ric Oil for Rheumatism, he
had such lame back he could not do any
thing, but one bottle has to use his own OK.
preston "curcd him up" he thinks it the
best thing in the market, Forsalc at Paul
g. Schulz.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-24
Noses.

Cooked up noses are pert and some say not
too civil,
Some have none, like bear when a cub,
A fine stately nose, may some time hide a
devil,
And an angel may beam in a snub,
But noses Of all kinds no matter their shape,
Are attacked some time with disorder,
Catarrh caused by cold, will cause your
head TO ache,
But Electric Oil, will soon put you in or
der. For sale at Paul g. Schulz.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-24
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
GENERAL NEWS

The Helena and Howard are rapidly
filling out and will get away tonight.
Capt John Carroll is at Eureka Springs,
Ark, seeking relief from the rheumatism.
He is mending slowly,
Capt. James ONeil, superintendent Of
the New Orleans Anchor line, will leave for
home to-day by rail-
The Gold Dust put Off five hundred bales
of cotton for the east She follows the
Helena to Vicksburg.
The Anchor line gold banded caps are
very common on the streets just now, Sol,
Silver has not got one.
The L. p, Schenck passed down early
yesterday morning. She wanted freight,
but boats ahead, had cleared it up here.
She will obtain all cotton she wishes below,
however
Anchor Line freight from st. LOUIS by
rail has not yet began TO move in any
quantity, but will by tomorrow be in a
booming condition The difficulty appears
to be in obtaining cars. This will be OBJ
waited in day or two however,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-24

THE London Hair Color Rcstorern
is the most delightful article every in
troduced to the American people and
totally different from all other hair re-
storers, being entirely free from all
impure ingredients that render many
other articles for the hair obnoxious.
Where badness, or falling of the hair
exist, or prematurely grayness, from
sickness or other causes, its use will
restore the natural youthful color, and
causes healthy growth, cleansing the
scalp from all impurities, dandruff, ETC.,
al the same time most pleasing and
lasting hair dressing, fragrantly per.
iumed, rendering the hair soft
and plyable, making it an indis-
pensable In every toilet.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Cole
Res,orer. Price 70 cents a bottle. 1)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-24
Too Sweet for ANYTHING.

Music hath power in the citys din, how
passing sweet to list,
Amid the busy hum Of men, to the barrel
organst;
Or when ramping with the Earache, you
have agony endured,
You Try bottle Electric Oil, and find that
you are cured For sale at Paul G.
Schulz, druggist.