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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-20
FARM AND GARDEN.

AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.--A Two
pictures might be drawn representing
the contrast between the old modes Of
conducting farm labor and the i'm
proved methods which modern farm
machinery has brought about in the
lifetime Of active men. On one hand
we should see the old wooden mould
board plows giving way first to the
cast-iron implement rough from tine
mould, then the ground and polished
mould board, then the light steel plow,
and lastly the chilled iron. hard, pol
ished and durable. These improve
millions, by the additional ease they
have afforded In working, and the more
perfect and deeper tillage which they
have Effected. An estimate has been
made that the Introduction Ot chilled
plows, by the ease and perfection of the
work they perform, saves annual; ; to
the 100000 farmers who use them, 1T
least $4,000, 900. The modification of
the pl0w know as the SulKy plow, for
large smooth fields, particularly at the
West, ts likely to prove a great labor
saver. The slanting-tooth harrow has
already proved an impol tant labor
saver In some departments of farming.
The round, smooth teeth, slanting back
wards at an angle of forty degrees,
freely clear all distractions, do not
clog, pulverize manure, harrow wheat.
and destroy the small weeds in corn
drills. Two or three harrowlngs of
wheat In spring, before sowing clover,
have increased the yield on an average
about five bushels per acre; and if
used on all the 3S, 600, 900 acres of the
Union, would be worth over hundred
million dollars in the aggregate. Used
on corn before 1t comes up, and every
few days for month after rwards, this
implement clears out all starting weeds
and saves three dollars an acre IN hand
hoelng and cultlvating. On the 5O,-
600 900 acres of corn In the Union, it
would be worth sum of great magni-
tude.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-20
Railways Regulating Pills.

Perfect Purgatives, Soothing Apertents,
ACT Without Pain. Always Reliable
and Natural In their Operation.
A VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEI,.
Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum, purge. regulate, purify, cleanse and
strengthen.
RADWAY's PILLS, for tho cure OF all Disorders
Q! the tomach, Liver, bowels, Kidneys, Rlad.
der Nervous Diseases. Headache, Constipa' ion
ness ySpe b
and oil arrangements Of the Internal Viscera.
warranted to effect a perfect cura Purely
vegetable. containing no mercury, minerals or
deleterous drugs
.us' n0Sserve the following symptoms resulting
Ration, Inward Piles, FuIness OF the Blood in
iiead, Acldity OF the Stomach, Nausea. Heart.
@ @Durn. disgust or Food, Fulness or Weight in
tering at the Heart, Choking or sufrernr no I Sen
Dots Or Webs pshe sght FeVessd d
pull pain in the Head, D-ficienctt,of Pers1Ira.
the Side. Chest. Limbs, and sudden Flushes of
Heat. Burn, ng In the Fle.h.
rev doses OF RADwAY's PILLS will free the
system from all the above named disorders.
Price, 20 Cents per BOX.
We repeat that the reader must consult our
DOCKS and papers on the subject OF discusses and
their cure, arnoag which may be named:
False and True.''
"ksdw.yy "ksdwsy ON ON scrofai.,, ssrtssH.s ,!reshr"''
and others relating to different classes OF Dis.
eases. "
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-20

TOBACCO BARN.-Tobacco growing is
fast becoming one OF the most import
ant of our farming interests. We give
description Of cheap barn for it's
proper curing which will be valuable
to those who intend to make their first
crop this year. In air-curing tobacco,
1t is essential that the circulation shall
be under control somewhat-that Is,
that the building can be opened or
closed at will, as the weather may be.
If the outside covering Is to be Of
boards, the structure can be made by
cutting logs for posts II feet long, and
and on top spike a straight stick
(hewed or sawed Is best) for plates. A
girt should be strung around on the
posts outside to fastcn the boards to,
and for resting poles for hanging on.
For curing 10000 pounds there will be
required from $4,000 to $4,000 square
feet Of hanging room. In a cheap
structure 1t would be unwise to hang
the tobacco more than two tiers high.
II anything more, a part tier might be
put In the roof above the plates, but
the frame should be strongly tied to-
gether and braced, In order to with
stand great weight and winds. Board
the building vertically, hanging one
half tho boards with strap hinges, so
that they may be opened and closed Mt
pleasure. The roof may be boarded
vertically or horizontally, as thought
best. For the width of the building,
36 feet is the outside limit for good
curing; narrower is better, but that
gives very convenient width for
economical hanging. The entrance Is
most convenient at tho ends. Each tier
Will require space six inches more
than the tobacco will measure when
held up by the but. In this section we
place the resters for tho poles, AZ feet
apart, usually. If the building is SO
1eet vide, two rows Of posts Will be
needed through the centre, making
three equal spaces lengthwiso If tho
building Is boarded horizontally, a
board near. the ground should be hung
on hinges, and another just above the
first and second tiers. 1t IS well also
to have ventilator In the roof near
the ridge. Other details Of construc-
tion will readily occur to any obscrv-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-20
MAKE HENS LAY,

An Englisr Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist, now
sfsTsLnS IN this country sa, that most of
az. that shertdsn's Condition Powders ars abse-
earth win make hens lay like Shoridan's Condition
Po%aers Dose, one teaspoon TO- on, pint Of feed.
sold sVorywhere. or 1ent by mall for eiaht lettsY
stamps. IS. JOHNSON L co, Bsnaor, lie.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-20

Perfeot Purgatives, Soothing Aperients,
Act Without Pain, Always Reliable
and Natural In their Operation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03

GIearanres Uslanpea.
This week .4........ &4n4n ana m &ETt api W
Les week .,..... +-... aTnainns ~ aip, 1np ~
This week laet year a4m Ala IL Gpi .aep 40
JaE MONEY MARHET Continues easy.
Exceptional commercial pRnat IL quoted
cent: Al do dpa: collateral loans s6De. Al
mortgage a. second grade nominal.
NEw YoHR Money rate v cent.
LonpnN Dank Of England rate y cent: Don
a0ls "a a 10.
rARis-kaptaa ~.
SILVER Mex ioan dollars rule at aa1aa.. trade
dollars 9tdDps American halves and uuartara
pph6Dlnn Bullion In London ~ q lGl here fine
u lax r ounce,
AMERICAN ao,.p California 7aa Y cent die-
count Hight weight p'@par: mutslatad u cent
discount
FoaE,as Uo,Ns In currency: Five franc
rieeea M'O g. twenty franc nianea ~ T6GD
apvareiRua ~ 1EdDA 30. ten thaler pieces VI COD
, Rpanlah dnuhlonne at5 ~ n ~. Patriot douh-
looms cir asGD I'M. Mexican hpuhloona On $50
Mexican twenty pnaos place. s,p aHdDtp ~, Aouth
American gold A'e yer pesos. German twenty
marks ~ e'dl IL.
RrFaI1Na Weak. Here commercial Ia tTo.sn
Aans bank 6nAa2. hank counter rate -Dtals,
bankers ial0A2As. bankers eight Aal AD4a2: a
Nav York commercial ia AGO AsGD4at. bank Iaqis
GDAals
FRANCS Weak Hare commercial are o. Ed
lss hanh Eslt 1e.2i a at New York aommar-
eial 6 aaa4 dlE. a2i.. bank E.2tft 7Epta.
NEW ynRR AIuHr Htaahy Commercial ~
"a discount. bank aud hanhara' counter
chaohiuR rate u premium per sinm.
ATATN nnNlnIA AND rNENYIlIM UONDA
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL Goo q Johnson. La
l. rollnck. Nsw York John sleveuson. In
Fh1T as1% WTI% 4y n n 5h" sSsSa
aud wife dreenv'lle, Miss ! Paul Jones'. Texas
Or spr'ne1, Ard vile dIn.lnnatIi Isssis,
s ssd q n M'ys Ms 1"n.ar Ht wv
Briacoe. Teusas Mrs i d MeEnery aud aer +.
va9' u%l Il Mlehardann and wife. / Nolan
York; II . Warmo,h and family, Lower Uoaat
mt Metiil. Tnneas Parrish: Goo q Phillips. jas
q l,ognn Monroe: Levyn. Buffalo. N Y: Goo
Fa a%h hos F"ssr It a ry n!oTn Nh. WY WV
Weeks ani two daughters, In: John. Farley.
Mobile; HoanneIl and wife, Miss. Mary Scan.
CITY HOTEL Goo LILLE. Aurora. Ill: J
Turk. city; sam Dnnno: Maurice Levy VIII
l@mssot rbp VIM S"ae,s9p u chnmpp
la; bas%. NJ oa n' he!"na. hnG AK: i
WI ars!s enlaxe W,sa julius K2e o,eye
belize: / ], rawers and party: Y y Leaks and
Sara. In: .Robt II Oner. Mrs N A Otter and two
children, Mrs J D Oder. LouiavIle: NJ n Doc
and wife, vcksburg Willie Iough. Misses
Convent. La: y d Gullett DR. Hornsby La j q
La; + Nichols Htswnrt. Galveston: W scott.
GAsslbf's hoTEL"b N f noWal1. gnri h,ai
ton. Iowa: Ward sutherland, CLARK Ky; Nor
row Bntiey. Goorgetown, Ky: Geo Ii Lille. Au-
rorn. Ill: ! Cooper. J ? Wal. Alexandria; Jo
Bailey. Capt Wold.ey. Boston: W r. Brooks.
Montgomery: " II aarrstaon. NJ D. Athens.
Ohio. Chas u Carpentnr NJ y. John Gleason.
Braid. La: Jno Trupuert. city: Thos Smith. W
D Briie wel In: UhA J Hnrrs. Kansas Oily /:
John Mangum. Wesson Miss. l. Bezarn!s, DIN
onnatl. M Bennan. Tensas parish: II Hurst
Amite.
ST JAMES HOTEL Farrell. Fl II Watt,
city :. A Stevenson. Kockport Ind; 7 Payne.
Miss. 4 II Maxwell. Newfoundland: q r. stow
art. Now York: Mrs e D Cochran, In; = W
Marston,, 81 Louis; J Highland 81 Mary:
cola: II Fl Putnam. NJ ryan City; s T Ednaunds
Elst PascagouIn: G T EoWaen. Rochester N
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
rHE NEW ORLEANS DEMooRAT TUESDAY, FEBRUARY g. 1850

BAtasa BTurFs- BaagIns, 2 ID. ngl1Ac
yard Az n l1Ad1--c: hallnR twfne u 80 g Y.
do1rror TtEs-The Arrow TIE % % on .a "
FILM h Wier cotton bale tie "a az. Oompreesed
tie ~ ~. ,-,... ,u,.,,a
FauIra AND NuTa Louisiana oranges Choice
oranges =, u"" Ii 300 " box. Lemons. 10 bog.
Layer f1ea mo = NJ nyal , fRa te Y, ia -.
r,antaina 1Eaa:t ~ y bunch bananas 81 2bGa
! 80 n bunch. Dates 7n v ID. OurIants He v ~
prunea lo,.e " 's qi'ron 2ln M; Almonds
~, 4 III i,reyit nuts 11a n II. Ellharta lac
Enpljah waln,Its I.n Peanuts di.n Fnnana 20
as ia, az I'd quality ue"oan'''a nj v 1000. Gall
fornia pears a. 10 v boz
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
bidding Third call.

Tn1H ahIoa IN-'IhV 4TW1 HhlnH. TNNTnIIhE TNn
hntwenn nnlla Saturday 1000 bales, Including
700 bet wnen calls
DETAIL or EAIEa.
Before First Gail February ION bales ut qbo.
March 100 Mt l.EG 100 NJ ~ ia
FttEt Gall Snpamhor, lnn halea Mt IpEa. 10
aaheT. lao al lEa. loo at II GO, in' M ~ 60. ion
al II 60.
Second Ipll March. 900 halna nj 1910. April.
loo ut 2Ta 100 al "a ~; too nj IA a. May 100 ut
~ 400 al "a. 100 at laot. Aeptamhar 100 al - 80
November. 900 nj II CT, @..~5
Uetwnou SECOND aud Third Gals -Aprll 900
bales nj ~ At. Haptemhar loD al "a 81.
Third uall April 100 bales nj II NJ . apo vi 2aa
MAY. 80 AT IA Heptemhar. 100 at 1854. toa at
II Ba 100 at ~ No. 100 nj "a re 100 at lI6G toe M
IA &C. 100 ri "a NJ 100 at tl.hT 100 Mt IA hC Doto-
har 100 at 1. 90; 100 at II aP.
Alter Third tnl loo bales ut u Of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Monday Evening. February \, 1870.
DAILY MARKET REVIEW.
Money In ,,,jlpl,.

Money In juliet
Fuiaian Exchange IL weak
New York eight IL steady. .@
Etaie Gonaoa aud Premiums are easier
HtoeLa are uuel
Cotton Ii active and atrong here nj 'sa al
yelea. our local futures are also active enc
higher aaies to-day Aton bales New YORK
spots ara 1rm nj 50 Improvement. while fu'"res
are weak Liverpool srots are active and '-iGh
h,ehet, with futures arm. Havre olosea fran"
above Saturdays quotations.
Sugar n uuiat. ".@-mz ="+= =
Mplssaee IL ateady.
Rice ayhihla little animation.
Grain and feed are steady.
rtnviatona are uuie and ateady
I3rorefins and country products are dull.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03

The report shows an increase In The clip
nearly everywhere except in Texas which ts
clip haa beer nearly ali sold, and seema to fall
below consumption about % .oro ono pounds. not
wt'hatanding that manufacturers hold more
wool than In the former years. The big boom In
trade started IN the taat six mouths Of 1879. and
manufacturers Instead W carrying large stcnka
of goods are now working on noptrnnta and the
capacity for turning out goods has been oh
latRel. The rrnsrenta Of the trade are now
considered verv encouraging, and It Ia thought
the arneumption pf wpnl III ,asn will reach $780,
900 onu pounds, of which probably more than
one third will ha imported
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL

WILL OPEN FOR TIE RECEPTION Oh
w guests on MONDAY. sixth Inst ant Dur.
Ing tho sutnraer the Hotel WIS put Ia thorough
order md many modern improvements intro.
duced to ensure The comfort OF patrons. The
house = unsurpassed IN oil that goes TO make
q FIRST GLASS and ELEGANT HOTEL md
will continue 10 merit thu popular favor which
has IS been en- accorded # Ia me past.
Parties returning home will do we'll to cali
elsewhere '0s''sA@
ocsu RIVERS 4 BARTELa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
HARnW ARE, .=..=-m
NEW York Daily Commercial bulletin

TVHW lux V7HIEE
A good healthy trade In reported N pretty
much all standard ljnna rf Hnnda and the selar
ten ta daily spreaina to a more general as
aor'ment, witt, evidences that eyery' hing at all
anaaonahtn will aoon he wanted In ful vutuma.
Az vet all nriars have been met without DIN
Guilty but there II nothing IN the way If n Hnr.
plna stock shown And many manufacturers are
nrowtle u their utmost capacity Ia ordar ~
turn nut ali i1'nlent product to meet contracts In
hand Foreign grades Of hardware meet With
u full proportion VI The demand and command
extroma ra,ea throughout. With the recent al
vicna from abroad rather encouraging In char
pnar.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
tlOEFNE.

Nlasara. Small o.. received the following
telegram from III" lie Iapeiro to-day. dated
January Al: Receirts atnca rreaedinH aatnr
day 10000 basa; purchased for Europe. IN ,noo
purchased for tho United States none: prices
of l.. q. r. or good average entg veg, nominal.
Sales Of coffee. aAo 900 haua. average daily re-
reipta 1870 haGs. eNparta to Nav Orleans dur
Ing January, II, 600. exchange. 2at,i
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
LIVERPOOL MARK Ell.

HpoTa -Opnned active aud ilrmnr and closed
l6a advance over Saturdays rates. ut lsd
for Middling Uplanis and 7 l6i for Middling
Orleans. The aales Comprised 10000 baleH. Of
which 10000 were American Receipts of oil
kinds were 1900 bales. Of which $3.50 were Amer
loan.
FuTuREs Opened firm and closed firm.
DELIyEnrEs -UplnnJs. any port not below
Low Mitding. were quoted M follows JHnun-
~ o ID. January md February ID, February
and March 7 ba!0T 3.16@7 sad, March and
April 7ai. April and May 51Gi May and June
lla21. June and July 1881. July and Au-
gust II a2d August and September T.16eD
7 10 aad, September and October Tad. October
and November ~.
HAVRE MARKET.
There Ia large speculative demand and
prices have advanced | franc. Quotations: 81
francs tor Tres OrdinAire tspotl and 30 for Low
Middling (ailoatl.
NET RECEIPTS AT UNITED STATES PORTS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03

Under the Improvement nj NIL cotton centres
the market opened with strong upward iet,-
daDny. was quoted Nv good demand aud ltm Mt
noon. and closed active aud strong nj tte AL
vance on all grades The sales were Of fair OK
tent. summing NJ "a 400 bales. exclusive vt ttoo
yesterday The demand was pretty general
and the supply. on an average. good.
..-z NEW ORIlTANH MARKET.
The Cotton Exchange reports sales To day
10 400 bales. including 100 on Saturday Market
active and strong Stained taID'sc less than
white Of the same class,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
lfOHlglGN ESrOHTa.
ryIn Etnl,S1tSI
waNANruAG AMI COMMERCIAL NEW
Gls,rUa,

The Cotton EsrhanRa received the following
telegram from Providence. Rhode ialana, TO-
day Demand active; ruled atranR With TIL
ward tendency oasai very lrm prtnniralv
BsSTR We eaal, AKA eash for Fhso6; sales. la2 500
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
HOE.

We extract the following from Meaara. Dan
Talmage'a Hena u" q circular isaued n-day 1.
since CTR lRat iaaun cur market haa ahnwn n
tr,nn more animation aud nloana ataa,ly at quo
tattnna which are from 10 IL ~ lower than
last.
Rnoalpts have bean liberal for the aeaaon and
have already exceeded thu amount estimated no
total ernr. The demand haa henn prin 'lpalv
local or from mar hr tiadn, IA "a pointa north
and weat thls market cannot got compete with
Carolina prieos
Holders are anxious to aell, and III aoma In
stances have accented - 10 - from tho
tren,e range Of rrieea demanded thirty dayn
arc. We would a3yiae the trade 10 continue
buying from baud ~ mouth, ~ even at the
lower prices quoted to-day II will not pay to
carry large atoaka
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
TATE uuNHOIY AND PREMIUM UONDi
AT TILE n @. ETnNK EXCHANGE.
HTATE UUNHOIN AT NEW YORK.
II AZ n. III. -4ais hiN.
2:2l II. M. -halaa $4,000 at ~. "5=. =
MISCELLANEOUS HEnURI IL EH.

MlAUHliLAN BVUa HFHuRl HS.
TINE E,llntriiv hre The latest quotations ID. dhu,
iha inside figures indicating Nle bidding rate and
ne outside The asking rua.l
RAILROAD BcNps Chicago, III, Louie aud Nav
Orleans Railroad Company. Tennessee lien
"a fret consolidated mortgage inadD
a. aeropd mortgage q . jackson Railroad,
frat mortgage tliaDl,ql, ok coupon, do second
coupon IN d. second debt p New
Orleans aud Mobile Railroad to MI. New Orleans
Pacific % = Canal and Claiborne Street. frat
MORTGAGE 90.
lJ,auEnhANHous BoNrs Small State Oonaola
% CITY Consolidated Bonds s14.W
Wharf bonds 2 . Drawn Premium Bonds
,9pte@las CITY Ten Fer Cant bonds ID
UNITED STATES loNpa Five per canta %
. ~. rnr cana I'D nar oanta. here 10
,oe 10 nj New York ,o6tDio5s. do al London
,nT&dD.
WARRANTS. HoRtr ETC. -l,avae Warrants pofD
% state Warrante 1879. receivable for Licences
and taxaa. eDpo, Police Wnrranta -la1E - NDt, !.
1870, @. Giy Hnrir-la74, az 1879, asasonaa
1aie. aoheD-. laTT. ta5aol-. 1879. alhua2a /.
Hchonl Certificates -taTI. @. Half paid City
uowpona q. Interest Certificates IN State
Uonaula January. laTp. ep 01o July. 1872 % r..
Privileges on Premium Honde 6D-~ cent.
UNPAID Htata aonnona I'd
EroCEa The before the following quotations
~ stocks Indicates Fridays 1reekiu quotations Of
The Nnr Orleans stock Exchange. The T. nst saie
since Friday; The !. last aae to-day: o.. 10Th diri
l. J, S...{,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
RIVER NEWS.
OPTION NEW ORLEANS DHMDOHAT.
Tuesday. February D. 1850.
Arrivals. e

Bee marine column.
Departures.
Isabel n. J. Gay. 10 lsryarly, Bedford.
stage e1 the Atvsvs,
Daily teaurnphJc report f the stage of wasag
a various points with nhanaea. In tho ~ hotirs
ending yesterday at 30. m.
Above low -,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
DOM EHTIO MAIlK ETH.
NEW YORK MARKET.

Rrors Firm AT Sc advance over Sntur-
day. The regular sales oomprised 'l1s bhlea,
Quotations -Ordinary ~. Good Ordinary
u ice. Strict Good Ordinary t26=le,. Low
ding Orleans II 10, aud Mtdilng Texas ,a'sn
FUTURES Opened steady. ruled weak at noon
and closed weak. with snlea of lpt 600 h,los
Tudaya To-hay'a Haurdaya
Onnninu. llOan. Glnae
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
STOCK AT NEW ORLEANS.

Tn-tlAy. This day last year.
Total. ..... ......... a42a7g BN, AtS
On ehphperd. ..... pgstH tGE. 9O4
Leaving In presses 2sna10 i7elGt
ETOUN AT ALL UNITED HTATEH PORTS.
To-day THIS day lHst year
Tf@nl .s,...s.+....=s gel .aa1 a11AG4
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
SHIPMENTS or GRAIN 10 EUROPE.

We give the following report W veesela cleared
for European ports with grain from New Or
leans In January, showing NJ came time All In
ornaae over laat wear aimee The commencement
OF the apaacn 1rat September iaip.
Appearances Indicate that shipments will
continue on al active acRln during thia whole
yesr, In connection with which a. Louis oapi-
talieta Rre having q large number Of suitable
haruea constructed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
ton. Corn, hashnla. Wheat. bushels.
Totnl January laTp /, .o,6 So,

Total january lAip ,oa6baa loa.n6I
Since Haptnmhor |. 1879 a total Of 2.1ql 800
bushels corn, 9oYs.Tpi wheat aud an.pap rye. In
all Aaasanf hushela grain, against alt came
time last year.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
MINING H1'OlNR.
COTTON,

Ifha quotations ~ Domestic and NhreiVn Mar
kefs are fnW The closing teieg'hms, and pur lot
ton sfnti stias from the Nep Orleans Cotton Hr-
~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
OUR FOREIGN TRADE.
IN, Y. Daily Commercial Bullatin.l

lmpcrta. Exporta. Surpus
1874 Gold Val Gold Val. OF Exu'tH
Merchandise sa69. t0n. 900 $500 poe unN
Sppetp III poo 900 GR 400 600
Total. 800 So son oM S6le. 600 aSp 100. 600
1870
Merchandise saoa 900 900 Asla, 300 nao
Specie 29ina.Ma ia-'uootn
Total sn9s. .oaooa sspo 100000 a6A. 800 900
tsT9
Merchandise sinf 600 ,uon $500. 700 600
Hpecin ~ .stN,onu f6 .lna. 900
Total .satl 100000 seti 900 900 &lss 300 900
ls.7
Merchandise &4Sa. 700. 900 5000, 500. Oaa
Specie .,,...s.. ls,shi,onn As. ann.nNa
Total 49,. $500 100000 &G6s 600 900 &iG2 Coz. 900
ISIS
Merchandise sl2t 500 ono filT, olo -mm... -
Epecie ........ ~ SEQ 600 10, 500 900
Total e-,,. SAGE ,Gnaooe s7ea. 600 fsoa 900 900
1879
Merchandise -tsla.Iso,o16 <,ss.lSoaa3
Specie $1,000. a3,lsp.apa 2a,sG.Ms
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To the Editor OF the Democrat:
Inc weather this afternoon turned suddenly
me past month has beeu more like May In this
climate than January. River Il 8 feet seant oct
70 Cairo. The City Of Alton Capt. Bizby, left
water: Her spacious cabin was crowded With
MATdi drhs excursionlss The John A. Send-
cabin full Of people for the round trip. This
line Anchor sends out three boats next week.
the Commonwealth leaving Tuesday. From
resented at New Orleans on the tenth Of Fsbru..
airy. we prouheay none will regret their gisit
ana Will all rsturn wishing another Year will
cursl9n. Lot them MI see the Southern me-
tfropolis "a Der gay attire, Besides round trig
City. on our first class Western steamers, Ia In.
terspersed with a greater variety OF scenery.
climate and incidents, which naturally occurs
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