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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-22

Of Ell Paso.
Argumsns Ccsc,udea.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 21st.-Ar-
guments were concluded this after
noon In the Mussel Slough case
and tomorrow the judge will
charge the jury.
Lspers shipped 90 China.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2lst.-
Fourteen Chinese lepers were
shipped by the steamer Belgic to.
day for Hongkong. The Super
visOrs determined several days ago
| to get rib of them and made their
preparations secretly. Chinese
vice.C Consul Bee co.Operated with
them and made search Of China
town, finding but one case to be
added to those in the hospital.
They were driven to the steamer
Just before she sailed, given tickets
and o small sum Of money each
and rushed on Board to prevent
their friends, il so disposed, from
getting out writs of habess corpus.
The lepers presented hideOus ap.
pearance OH boarding the steam er.
Some were SO devoured by the dis
case as to be unable to walk. Their
country men on board eyinced great
excitement and refused to 60 near
them. Consul Bee has telegraphed
to the Chinese authorities, and on
the arrival Of the Belgic at Hong
kong the lepers will be put on
board a tug and taken direct to the
Lepers' Hospital at Canton.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2l.-This
afternoon. the directors of Alta
met. President Meyer, Secretary
Watson and all the directors were
present. The meeting was not an
open one, but at its close Secretary
Watson furnished the reporters
with copy of the following resolu-
tons passed unanimously by the
Board:
| Resolved, That L. D. Boyle, Su-
perintendent OF the Company, be
and he is hereby requested to pre-.
pare and present to the Board
full and detailed report of all pros.
pecting operations carried on by
him on the 1860 and 205e levels Of
the Alta mine. including o state
ment of the running ofthe diamond
drill, the number Of holes made,
the mode Of taking samples ana
the precautions used to prevent
any interference with them; also,
q statement Of the water encoun-
tered and the efforts already and
now being made to free the main
mine, and that hereafter and until
further directions OF tho Board,
the superintendent make daily tel
sgraphic reports, addressed to the
President at the office Of the com.
pany, showing the progress of OPP
srations at this mine.
The street says this resolution
does not amount to row Of pins.
First, there Is no date fixed when
Mr.. Boyle shall make his report;
there 10 nothing calling upon him
to reveal the assays from his drill.
ings and he is required to verify
nothing under oath.
Choked win q Towel.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 2lst.-Be.
tween 8 and 10 O'Clock this morn.
ing Miss Frederick Duell, single,
aged about 65 years, . native Of
Germany, was found dead at her
residence, 702 California street.
One of the roomers In the house
entered the old lady's sleeping
apartment and discovered her ly-
ing on sofa partly dressed. She
had been oh0ksd with part of q
towel. Some valuable jewelry 10
missing and the object OF the MUIR
derer was evidently robbery. No
clue to the perpetr ator.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-22
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial 10 the IieaALD By the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
s.roc,< Rm.'.,ls-r.


SAN FRANolscn STOCK AM EX-
CHAN,.E BOARD.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CITY HOTEL-Thos Butler. West Feltciana:
Minor Wm IL Eve Sr% a9s La
Ala: NJ Postlewaite. Middletown, Ohio: Il
Bigelow, New Haven. Conn: A Bigelow. Chi
eaeo: q Il Blyelpw; St Paul Mimi; GEO , A hes
Ieyls White Lou1syil 4 Ky;J B B e Q
ton. Montgomery. Ala: H Young, Baton Rouge,
h h Baen o oage den Sfse
Goodwill. Miss Mcintyre Miss Orlch!on. Mise !:
L q Hazard and wife, and. Miss Lula
Why.e Ward. Miss n Ia Ward Miss stsla ward
Miss Ada Swords, E W Sylvester. virgins
st Landry. La; .Thos NOR. city; Claude Putt
ara eadyn Fra Mn an L.
RICE Ghicago; o VI Reed. New York; W G.
Lnckett. Lake Oily, Col: JAS Mcshain Phila-
81 Ious No sPaasH ca
W hsn b s. qeus Sidney so Raana
gomery. Ala: John F shawgenois. J NC
1f Iam, XII William Boyd: summit. Miss MIS-
Estelle Pintard. Misgisstppi; Miss 9 Wood
I Gaddis and vile. Madison, Miss !: 7 y Foster
Feor,a. al III: n II Liddsf. v Lynch, Carroll
fss q E } 5es f 1ssi a. M 5S
Knopf 1t Louis; Green r Seals. Terry, Miss;
sslahh% Ho Tfsel.E E9 Ga1f = arp
Mise: Chas Flower. Henry LucF EFT. Rapides
P " Peoples. Miss: W taught Champaign
~ s 4 n9ss q PsgI Park h
zass' 3 &Ssssssaa Mlss; sso 1ziAr RstsTs a
Nv T,mbro. Louisisna Line: Z
] Mason. D B spyker. " L Doss. BastroD: J
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
WATTS L CO.'S WEEKLY LIVERPOOL COT
TON REPORT.


for the following report Of January a.
ina Position, Hc.-The receipts at the Ameri-
enn norts and Interior towne this and last week
have been SO largely In excess OF what was
enffcipated that II has given rise to increased
CROP estimates. The Liverpool Post OF this
date says crop estimates now range from $500
900 to 100000 bales but that $500 600 ms may be
considered the "favorite estimate" The de-
cline here this week has been mainly due to
Our market has been further depressed this
week, to some extent. BY strike among Inc
operatives at Mossley. and demand for
increased wages In other towns. which II IL
feared may lead to further stoppAGe OF mills
The strikes that have so far occurred DO not
probably lessen consumption 500 bales per week !;
nor are they likely to extend and become
serious. In the first place We rarely have
serious strikes In the trintsr months: and. SEC
ondiY the masters are as rule making money,
and will no doubt grant such an advance In
wages as may BE- necessary 60 keep their mills
reports about these strikes have gone out to
America, aud this may to great extent
explain the decline of II points In futures at
New York on the twenty. first instant.
But are English spinners now really making
money? We say yes and In evidence Of 1t We
And Nv our own weekly ouOtations-w which are
confarmad by the quotations OF the Econ omist-
thaf al the leading counts OF yarns, S2s Twist
ana Sn,s Mules, the margin In favor OF sptnners
il now about I'D per pound larger than one
year ago For instance. S2s Twist Is now worth
iessd and Middiin2 Uplands I'd. margin 3Sd,
Eheraas one year a0o S2's Twist was lid and
Hiddiina Uplantis S .Ied, margin AID. wages,
too, arc some 10 to Is per cent lower NOW tnan y
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
CANCELLATION OF nONn.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Executive Department.

ETATE OF LOUISIANA. /
Executive Department u
yNHEHEAB. JOHN J. BARROW. or TIN
w Parish OF West Feiciana has applied 70
me for the cancellation OF q bond. drawn ana
signed By him on the ninth day OF yanuArys
1879 as principal for the sum OF elk Thousand
dollars. with the hereinafter named securitiee
and for the following amounts. to Wit: John I.
Irvine for the sum OF thirty five hundred dol
lars Peeard h We'll. for the sum of one thous-
and dollars J. Nj. Munford for the sum OF OnO
thousand dollars. and A. Deoklar. fQr the sum
Of five hundred dollars and conditioned Tor
the faithful performances OF the duties OF yQhn
j. Barrow rs sheriff for the Parish Of West
". therefore. I. FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS.
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana hav0
thought proper to issue this my proclamation.
with the view OF giving public notice TO- Gil per-
sons therein interested to show cause In writ
Ing at the Office Of the Secretary OF state. In tho
city Of NowlOreans, within ninety days after
the last publication hereof. why said bond and
the mortgage resulting therefrom should mot
be Cancelled and annulled and the suretlee
above named discharged from any further Ia
billties In the premises.
Witness my signature and seal Of the State OF
Louisiana. at tbs city OF New Orleans, this thir.
| teenth day OF January, In the year Of our Lord
one Thousand eight hundred and eighty. ana
the one hundred and fourth year OF the ind0-
| peudenee Of the United States Of America.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS.
OsaAa ARROYO. Assistant Secretary Of State
nj
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
NEW OpIEANs MARKET

Under favorable kilograms cotton opened
active and strong. with an Improvement In
some instances OF 40. but the strength OF the
opening was not fully maintained. the market
closing firm at Nh advance Of only Nc on al
grades. The sales were Of falr extent. com
prising 5000 balee exclusive Of 400 on Saturday.
The supply was LIBERAL with the assortment OF
the better styles light. but OF good quality
while the medium grades. which are most In re-
quest and the lower qualities. still contain q
considerable amount Of spotted and stained.
which are generally not as fair staple AZ at this
time last rear.
The Cotton Exchange reports sales to-day
600 bales, including 400 after .. m. Saturday
Market nrm. Stained st@hs less than white
OF the same class.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
COUNTRY PRODUCTS.

LOur quotations represent wholesale p,iees, On
the landing. Dealers obtain -Ge25c more per bbt
ea gs per p ao, Il bb Northern
seed 81 1902 as.
OHtoNs-Nofthern - 60004 76.
GaRL1U-b o07bc y bunch.
APPLIES Choice - soo6 Dbl j.,
LOUISIANA OApBAeEs - 35ao- crate and
BouR. RouT-s70s n Dbl.
BEANS Northern 600 y %. white Ridnay
shW4e, red kidney 5000: Western white 2A@
Pou1TDv : western grown chickens s4D-
dos.n young Dc o 1,s g. dao okan ~ I @n
isiana grown chioke rs 81 sons 76, young ~ 1908
ducks "a 5pds GEESE $500. turk eys seka-.
Eaas- Western 1aNt4o y dozen. Loulsieha
Wool BURY 14@teo p N. Louisiana clear ~
OoysTa1 A5nss Dull u Green saIsea ss@f n
d1TY H1DEs~7o h and up. ~, sos!ac;
steer and cow hides. 80 to 10 n. s@ehe; ktps,
IA 10 30 ID, sasHe: cut. soarred. srubby hides
NJ TA Low ss.@sxc. city sx@7c y N.
BEEswAx-tg02e y b.
HoRHs OK horns. prime. each -dse: COW 40
DarEp FHurr-Apples -07c y n: peaches
Moss Mixed a.eso ID. grey 1.@aso, black
FHATHERs ssosoc y n.
COAL.
prrrsayne To STEAMBOATS, soc = bog. retail eoc
= bill. wholesale 35e. IT,. Bernard 400 box to
steamboats, retail 5oo wholesale soa.
A1ABAMA-Pra.t ls selling y , v To-, 1000
bhl. Helena ID selling at % y ton. 1000 -: re.
falling at GOO p Dbl. Mpntevallo is selling at
n 50 y ton 2O0O b: retailing at 75o Dbl.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NAVAL STORES Pitch " 25d2 80 p hbl Tar "a
~ 30 y Dbl Kosin % 25GDs 90 p Dbl. Spirits tur-
pentine 46D47se " gallon. =
BALIHa bruFFs- Bagglng, a b, 1t@nRg
yard ~ y lla@ q: hallng twine 12.@.e D.
OoTToH TIES u he Arrow tie u 80 y bundle
Grip tis "a 2s, Acme tie -. Triumph tic % 80,
Finn 4 Wier cotton bale tie " 25. Compressed
tie "a %.
FRuITs AND NuTs Louisiana oranges Choioe
n toss 50 2 Dbl de medium s-@b; Msssln,
Layer fgs 15a-c = b; oval flxs 'ec ~ = |"
Piantalns 7scasi IS bnnch. Bananas 81 5oa
$50 y bunch. Dates q p fs Onrrapts she ? =
zoe b. Brazil nuts Ito p n. Filberts lac
English walnuts 100: French DE- 100, Peanut
no Pecana so1se az to quality. Ooooanute
ss7 , 1000. California pears y 80 box.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10

Thus far Utedfdnces. Bdtanoes
Last week.. $500. ese9s9 >! sa s a.s III ~ ~
This week laet year. s,es0.eAs 10 ele.4ee 30
THE MONEY MARKEr-Oontinues easy.
Excepticnal commercial paper is quoted GOT
= cent: Al do -@R: collateral loans eos; Al
mortgage g: second grade nominal.
NEW YORK Money rate v cent.
LONDON Bank of England rate v cent: Con
sole ~ sic.
PARrs-Kentes s2.lo.s. "
HInvsR Mexican dollars rule as ss@sek. trade
dollars eA0ps: American halves and quarters
pek@lo0. Bullion In London 81 s-led; mere, nne
= AMsa1oAs doLp- California 7as y cent dis,
count: light weight a7@par: mutilated = cent
FoaEIas Corrs-In currency: Five-franc
pieces 5000, twenty FRANC pieces % Jb@.
eoverejans a 1904 eB. ten thaler pieces =! coo
= Hpanlah doubloons els sb0.. Patriot doub-
looms 80 as@-, Mexican doubloons slt $50.
Mexican twenty pesos pieces sle S5@le a: South
ErERL1Na- but steady. Here CONNER
dial IL All a9As2 bank @Aa3la bank counter rate
-n4aA. bankere' 4s2k64a5. bankers sight 49,
a4ss: at New York commercial IL 4slA@AsiA
's FsANus|Dull but steady Here commercial
are 81 as 80. bank 6.2sA; at New York COM
mercial s9sx Ds. 22t. bank b21h ob.20t.
New YonK HIaHT-Dull but stronger for com
mercial. iOommercial SOC discount % par. Bank
and bankers counter checking rate 81 premium
per $1,000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
mARRETs NJ TELEGMAPM.
DOM EBT1O.

NEW YoRk. Feb. s-southern -four unchanged;
Wheat 1e2hc better. closing strong; ungraded
active d ml1es Western 10 o4IH. HOPS auiet and
steady Ooflee upehansed but aat1et sugar ngs
ar q good reg 4enns % prime
TX; refined ia iair demand and flrm, Molasseas
unchanged; fair jobblns inquiry. Rice q tair
fareent, ae aae and steady Wool e arm
and in good demand: domestic aseee 4sg6s.
pulled sOt95s. uawashed ls94o, Texas 2l@O
Middles dull and lower. Lard lcwer, but closing
firm; active ade; 7.4oGD7.50. Whisky nominal
at q !1@i2. FreiRhts firm. a,.., ,oa
snisar-C 7X@s. .extra O sH@sA, white extra
sr @s ss ys eSs o. s c S ss
os.@ax. grauulsted qss.
CHICAGO. .Fes e.,fiour dqll ead nom mir al
strong: No , red winter 81 ~. No. : Chicago
spring d ais cash, ~ ~ April. Corn dull
weak and lover 81 50 BID cash, q 40 May. Oats
and lower but unsettled at st1 bo012. Lard
active. weak and lower at ese@ss7s. Bulk
%Ssiy sseady
" The Drovers' Journal reports: Hoge-Re-
ceipts 2b,No shipments $500: market fairly &C,
u 1904 81. cholcs heavy s4@4 62h--not all sold:
CATTLE Receipts 27oo shtpments 5000 market
quiet and steady: shipping s4g4 rs. butoh or
and Gamers are easy and unchanged at $40
| 8 90, calves t4db with good clearance. and the
market is firm i9r the best grades, shespmdhe ;,
~ 65 % 50.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. Flour fairly active: fame!
ddseiined No. rod fall d aaXaDi q eash q 2ohi
al 3oA April. Corn lower ut B3H0s3A cash
ARI P,oTson'
lower and demorallzed. Pork el1 30: Lard go
Bulk meats nomtnal shoulders $1,000. ribs
esoBe4o sides GAG 9e.65. Bacon-Ribs 7.1e. Sides
Hogs dull. with light shipping at - 1000 80
mixed packing = 1904 30. butchers, 70 seiec
mainly iair 70 good shipping grades; ,ne
prime to choice on tho market; steers rangina
to fair sap4 40 one drove. winter Texans aver.
aging 1876 bs at =. mixed butchers stun scarce
at 81 poDs 49, feeding steers I. 1904 80: receipts
good at Il 4oGD4 80. prime es0b 40, choice IS SOC
9. receipts 1909, shipmsnts 70 o.,
bly, higher: Wheat steady at ii Is. Corn il iaI1
demand at 90. Oats steady at so. Pork dull
and nominally s12; Lard unsettled: asked ,i
go. sides SOS. Bacon dull and nominal shout
ders ~. ribs =. sides IT,: Green meats heavy
shoulders :. sides e9eK Whissy s asiye S sns
Orleans 70OsA. Hogs firm for light, hull ~
heavy grades; common 90 2sa14 u: light - - 2oS
packing y sst s. oFtohsrs a :. 'o an
lower: u: Oats DUH iss Pork dull: sl'. Lar Lar
ders * ribs $40, sides IS. Bacon quiet shout
ders s, ribs TN, sides TX, Bu0ar-eured hams
gt.@1o.. Whisky firm IT 81 q. a.. AN
Southern T@4s, Western white 47p.s. DO mlxet
s Msas o1K e. sos IS st Bu
s.@7. Bacon Shoulders saa54 clear ril
sides 7Aas. hams 1o.@ll4 Lard-hefln.S 3
tierces. s}s. Coffee quiet: Rlo. cargoes l3AI
IL
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE or LOUISIANA,
Executive Department. I
WHEREAS. THOMAS DUFFY. or THE
w city Of New Orleans, has applied to me for
the cancellation of a bond. drawn and signed
by him az principal. for the sum OF five thou
sand delars. with John Bietry and George Oro-
nan, for the sum Of twenty-five hundred dol
lars each. as eureties. dated the twenty-hrst
day Of November, 1879. and conditioned Tor the
faithful performance OF the duties o. sale
Thomas Duffy as Clerk Of the Fifth DistriC
Court for the parish Of Orleans.
Now. therefore. /. LOUIS ALFRED Witt
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana hAv
thought proper to iesue this my proclamation
with the view OF giving public notice to 9
persons therein Interested to show cause.
writing, Mt the Office OF the Secretary Of Stat
In the city OF New Orleans. within ninety dat
after the last publication hereof. why said bot
and the mortgage resulting therefrom shop
not be cancelled and annulled, and the surett
above named discharged from any further II
biltties In the premises.
Witness my signature and the seal OF o
State OF Louisiana at the city OF New Or1e6.
this fifteenth day OF January. In the year OF H
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and efgb.
and the one hundred and fourth year OF thea
dependence OF the United atataa q America
LOUIS A. VILE
By the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG. Secretary OF State.
ina 3nt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
OFFICE on THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Monday Evening. February ?. 1880.
DAILY MARKET REvIEw.

ITO ne,ro,r being legal holiday Mdrd,- 6rds'
me banks. Stuch Efchange. Cotton b1eha'ee ana
public Offices ,ritt be ctosedJ
Money is easy.
Fnre,Un Exchange Ia dull but steady.
New York sight II dull but stronger.
Etate rcrsole and Premium Bonds chow but
little variation.
nnot cotton IL firm nj Ne advance here. and
futures are firm st marked Improvement.
Hpot cotton Ia quiet ut New York and futures
Htaady, Spot cotton IL l-lGd higher at Liverpool
IN, s,,trraa ara dun Hayre shows an improve
ment OF franc.
Sugar Ia In good demand and 0rm.
Flour continues flrm.
Grain and Feed are steady.
Provisions are quiet and easy.
Groceries and Country Products are quiet.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
WRIT OF ELECTION.
ExHGu TIVE DErA RrMENT. |
State OF Louisiana. !

.= ExHGu TIVE DErA RrMENT.
State Of Louisiana. !
To Courtland D. Smith. ESD. Sheriff of the
Parish OF West Felieiana:
WHEREAS, I HAVE BEEN OFFICIALLY
w Informed that vacancy exists In tho
General Assembly OF the State OF Louisiana,
oeeasioned by the death of the Hon. l. q.
BALL, late a Representa- I've from the parish
" Now VI therefore. /. LOUIS ALFRED Witt.
issue this writ OF eleotion, directing ron. the
said sheriff as returning officer Of the parrish
Of West Felieiana. to cause, an election t9 be
oeeasioned. said election TO b. held and due re-
turns made In tbs manner required bv lay:
In witness whereof | have hereunt9 afnled
10 be hereto attached. at the city Of New Or
leans. this thirty-f1rst day # January, A. p.
1880. LOUlb A. WlLIAs
BY the Governor:
WILL A. STRONG,
Secretary OF State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10

Total sales to-day 34oo bales. including 600 be-
tween calls; yesterday 1900 bales. including 400
bew cen calls.
DETAIL or HALEG
March-First call. 100 bales at 1886. 100 and 100
at 1883. 100 and 100 at 1887: third call. 100 at
1885.
April-Third call. 100 bales at 1887.
May-First call 100. 100 and 100 bales at III;
100 at 500: second CALL 100 at 1907 100 Mt 1900
third call. 100 at 1909
June-Third call 100 bales at 1916: 1850 q. M.
100 at 1917.
July-First call. 100 bales ut 1890: 1885 D. M.
100 at 1926.
Aurust-3.25 q. NJ. 200 bales ut 1890.
September :s5 a. H.. 100 bales at - ~; $40
.. NJ. 100 at 1910.
October First CALL 100 bales at l2.l1.
November-First call. 100 bales at H.74. 100 at
lI7B; second call. 100 at11.72.
December call. 100 bales at 11.65, 100 at
II s7 100 at 1867 100 at 1167: third CALL 100, 100
and 100 at II. SO. 100 at 1l.67.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
TIE BUSINESS OUTLOOK AT THE EAST
WAND.

The DoAton Commercial Lat of February 1. In
1 review or the business situation In that quar-
Tor. observes: The leading raw materials are
Ara saiinu about as fsst az they can be delivered
The results Of the fret month OF the rear are
very satisfactory. 30 far as our great industries
continued prosperity. for several month"; to
come In boots and shoes, dry goods. clothing
hardware, wool. cotton, hides and metals. the
responding month last year. end In other re-
epects exceeds the same month for number
at vtAre pRAt,o
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
HTATE CONSOLs AND PREMIUM BONDS
AT THE N, @. STOCK EXCHANGE
STATE CONSOLS AT NEW YORK.
No kilograms were received.
MISCELLANEOUS HEOURITIEH.

NO GeIQNENuus WeIs AcSeASous
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
THE fouo,ri,o are the latest quotations to-day,
the inside figures indicating the bidding rate and
ne outside the asking tate.l
RAILROAD BoNae-O Chicago st. Louis and New
Orleans Railroad Company. Tennessee len
. "a -, frat consolidated mortgage ..
do second mortgage o. Jackson Railroad,
flrst mortgage ITO ex coupon, do second
coupon o.. do second debt -. New
Pacific O.. Canal and Claiborne Street. fret
mIscEILANEous BoNps-sm Small State Oonsols
@. City Consolidated Bonds S2@sh.
Wharf Bonds o. Drawn Premium Bonds
l2sat0l2s. City Ten Per Gent Bonds O..
UNITED STATES BoNDs-Five per cents :
O.. Az per cents 9bl0s: 1 Der cents here
oboe do at New York los bid. do at Lon
don d.
WAnnANgs. soRIp. Ero.-Leyee, Warrants 500
-; state Warrants 1879, receivable Tor licenses
and tnxte,, -6ssets, Police MarfHnt#-fsfs, 81 =
eD4o; 1915. --@4o. City Scrip-1s74. s2ho-:
1875. 34h@-: 1875, S2A@-: 1877. 32k@-; 1878:
saA@-. School Certifcates-ls77. @. Hall
paid City Coupons %. Interest Oertticates
on State Consols-JanuarX, 1879. O.; July.
O. cent Unpaid State COUPONS O..
RrocKs-7h he before the Jollotc,ng quotations
of stocks indicates FRIDAYS ,ceeklv quotations q
The Ne1o Orleans Stock Exchange: the 7. last sale
since Friday; the l. last sale to-day: q. 10Th diui-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
IAN FRANCISCO MINING sTouKs.


ICur quotations Of Domestic and Foreign Mar
kefs are from the closing telegrans and p,sr Cot
ton statistics rom the Ne,S O.leans Obstos En-
chanVe.1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
AYERS. st Loufss Mack Iawrence. vioksbnrg:
ID W bacon, n Il Hicks and wife, Miss lnxersoll.

Ayers. st Lerisi Mack I.avre1ss. vldlsburg;
ID w bacon, n h Hicks and wife, Mgg Inxersoll.
aroome. d d ainms. J y steDp, MIsslssIpPi:
" Biattinag, ] = Brown, Dlrant; Oh 4 ], Kelly.
lower coast George "a a goa,ey / aep
IONS kas. 'IpI AVsnt. K K Taylor Logislana,: VT
Terguaen, Bayou Goula; YIN y na ysnhirs y
Mays, Tenn; 9 T. Johnson wife and chld. Ky;
i i Dangsrdela, Delt, srnnsIn J 4 ksa
). vIcksbarx: 1ea,Wpg s,, D. g Mnsi.al
Parish; y Niool: ,Biyer View, Y Wllea !, ";
HHglmes lGaoree W bivall b, ard,',Ia NJ n
q Purcell. skIre. hlisssIaeippi: !
Seal Louisiana; Jnhp SHARP, Js9hson. M!ss
Ottoway Warrlok Richmond: W y Lewis. Phila-
deghla; Y . rayl"r Ala; = T Oarsoetn ,a Miss; i
w MaErudar. VtckHbtirp Myers. Alas w p
Tusnage. Tenn; Ben hoaman, John N H 9, !,
day. W HOLIDAY, Miss; ! u Obam I, I, y =
Texas: Price. VIM Tackle. La; 8 " btanntt ton
J Ii Scott David Stanton. 7 q Gibson. ben
Gibson. Miss W b Ferguson. Rcd River Land
ing; M Kahn, Miss: Ohaa + Pogue. A L Oolvis-
Ind. Fl j Cassidy fhInaoo
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10

PAUL GErpf n BHo These gentlemen have In
stock q very choice supply Of I'm ported liquors.
Enumerated In their list published In another
column will be found largs number of sneh
brands az eonnoisseurs delight to tickle their
palates with. Visitors to our city had better
frpp In at aelpi's before returning b Dme aud
lay In n supply. Their Chateau Pane OLE
msnt' Ia imported direct from the vineyard
Catherwood's old stock whisky Ia genuine.
straight article. with natural flavor and hns
timing uunijtv.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
I 17.s2d, September and October II y707lz
October and November 1td. November and De-
HAvRE MAHK ET.

Good demand for arrival oottoua AT franc
advance over yesterdays figures. Quotations--
81 francs for Tres Ordinaire tspotl and 80 for
Low Middline tafoat).
NET RECEIPTS AT UNITED STATES PORTS.