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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-20

ENDURANCE OF PEACH BuDs. 1t is
well known that under ordinary circum-
stances the fruit-buds of the peach will
mostly perish with temperature of l2o
below zero. Under favorable conditions
they will survive more intense cold.
One Of the most important of these con-
ditions is produced BY continuous cool
weather previously, preventing the swell
ing Of the buds. Another is the very
brief continuance of the cold and third
is shielding them, after the cold snap,
from the morning sun. With these con-
litions portion Of them frequently es-
cape temperature Of l6o or 17o below.
At meeting Of the Lucas county (Ohio)
Horticultural Society, Mr.. Hefflebow SAID
thst only the more tender varieties had
been killed in the winter, although the
mercury fell to 1870 below zero The
reasons given were the excellent ripen-
ing of the wood in autumn, and The ab-
sence of previous sudden changes of the
weather
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-20

The rain annually pours into the soil
a quantity Of nitrate Of ammonia fully
equal to three pounds per acre
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-20
Asbestos Roofing.

DAT TRAPS, Mouse Traps, Looking
III Glasses, Baskets, Lamps, Paints of all
kinds. Twines, Ropes, Window Glass, Putty,
Forks, Hoes, Spades, Shovels, Dry Goods
Hardware, Toys, Confectionery, Umbrellas,
other things eau os bad at the lowest prices
al d. II BoUlC'S
aug2B chap stors
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-02-20
THE BEST DRILL

THE BEST DRILL.
NHE KELLER Grain, Seed aud Fer,ii-
4 zing DRILL, the hes, without II doubt,
and Drill without fault The most per-
feet Fertlllzing distributor in use, TO which
thousands of Farmers will testify who have
used it. Eight hundred of these Drills were
sold IN the season OF 1873 and so short of
filing orders.
The Keller can be seen dtall the prominent
points on the principal lines OF railroad. Our
Agents will take pleasure in showing Farm
ers the important advantages this Drill has
over all Others and give all the necessary in
formation wanted.
This Drill needs no praise, asst has estab-
lished its reputation by its own merits and
every Drill is branded THE BEST, being pro-
nounced so by all who use them For infor-
motion, apply or address
STEW ART 4 PRICE,
General Agents, Frederick, Md.
SEP ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-20
CATTLE MARKET.
MARKETS III TELK0WARQ.
DOMEBTIU.

New YORK. March 19.-Boutbern flour duft
GOOD 600 Af 70 choice do Is asa7 3d. Wheat sSsds 4
stronger; good export and moderate speculAea1
tive business unRraded red 81 1901 ". CoHn-
Cash firm good Ell port demand futures x@&oNg
lower: ungraded s7adpssh. Oats opened DR. j;
an , closed du and heavy No. 4sasASN. .Hops
20 ooirss duh and &c Io~sr; Rio. cargoes. iss.o
1910. Job lots. ls1s@1e.c. sn9ar strong and q 4
iair demand: Cnba. lanscnyado, s-1s@7 u. 4; III
81. white extra @ sM@sA. yellow 7To7X. ID NJ
s.eo9a. cut loaf s@lo: crushed and powdered
M6lasses- Foreign scarce and very strones
Cardenas and Cienfue gas 5000 for % test EsS \
demand. Resin duh ht 81 5oo1 IS. TurpentioeS
quiet e. e., 4st9x M2ol ,s fairy active
~. Lard lower but firm; 7.s0. WHISKY ROM.
nal at 81 10. FreiRhts Arm. Hides quite ar 4
and fairly active; Texas loH@12. New OrleaaS
Cotton seed oil dull; half year az bid. 4sx
Drns ss@s as ans sad dSs
40 Il ssh Corn steady ana IL isir dsm.nn2
fresh 3eZ. regular 34A: Oats steady and an
Ct 90 Pork active and lower. Lard ID. IN isir
mand and lower: shoulders 4. short ribs ~
clear g:65. Whisky steady at u O6. '
The Drovers' Journal reports: Hogs-Reeeiptx
1900. shipments II $50; market slow. Sxcerf
prime heavy: prices fully 10Dlbc lower. mirssS
packing ~ 1904 40. light 81 1914 As: iii rood
sold: some common left; choice heavy 81 so
IS. Cattle Receipts $500, shipments a7o0.
market moderately active and weaker: some
loo lower; shipping s4@s Is. butchers generally
unchanged At 1904 70. srockers and feeders,
strong at % 1904 10. Sheep Receipts 1000 Shin.
ments 1000; market active. strong and Arm ct Is
@6 40 -
;. ". L;op1s March 1a.-Hiour dull: family
q ~ 1sx a y. Ho; : DO s. 1901 INK. Corn dun
whisky quiet at 81 06. Pork dull and lower Fl
III 50. lerd lower to sell ct $50 bid Bulk mestS
nomfnally lower: no sales. Bacon duh and -.
changed. .. .-->' -
HoRs-Lover and fairly active: Workers ana
Baltimores - 2004 IS. mixed packing 440a4 ~
butchers to fancy "a 49l04 50: receipts $500 ahin
ments 37OO Cattle steady. good demand. snnn{v
light; no prime or choice shipping steers On ~
market: other grades sold at 81 25d14 Is: sfncFs
ers and feeders % 1908 90: native cows ana
heifers ~ so % 40: Texans and Indians IL -
70: receipts 800. shipments 900. Sheen staaliv
ana unchanged at yesterdays ADVANCE. ~.
ceiDta 1900. shipments 1900. q
CINCINNATI. March 10 flour In sair danana !.
fancy lower at S. 1906 Is; family at q 75faa III
Wneaf duil and lower al 81 28. Corn easier ~
42hs43 Oats easier at 38039 PORK unsetfied.
no transactions: nomtnaiIy Sill so Lard drf
and lower at 7@705. Bulk meats dun and dron1.
Ing; shoulders 1. ribs 8k. sides az. Raesn
easier: shoulders s. ribs *, sides ~. Whisfv
weak. Sugar strong; hards l09lOX. New n.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-20
FUTURES

opened steady. ruled duh at noon and closed
quiet and steady. The sales summed M 4soo
bales. including 9soo between calls. against n
total yesterday Of 1900 bales. including 5000 be-
tween calls, Tho movement wns moderate. but
showed q fair degree OF animation and con-
tinued to run IN Mays. of which tho sales
amounted to $500 bales, including the largest
single sale of the day. 600 bales. after the third
call nj 1sot Tho market for Mays ruled before
the fret call ut 1903 down to 1900. then up to
100 between the tlrH; and second calls at II Ola
1903. between the second and third calls ut IN o.
AZ third call at 1909, and after tho third call ut
t5.o2 down TO 1901, ut which the market .cloaed.
No sales Of Mays were reported at the flrat and
second calls.
COURSE OF TUE MARKET.
The inside flRursa Of the following quotations
at the closing calls are the bidding rates to- day
and the outside figures the asking rates.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-20
NEW ORLEANS MARKET,

In rympRthy with the continuance Of tho
steady feeling at New York. and under the i'm
provetnent ut Liverpool. we're. n anything
more strongly maintained than yesterday.
Buyers however. continued rather DISPOSED to
hold OF. This again restricted the movement,
the sales summing up only 210o bales exclusive
OF 100 yesterday. The supply was moderate
and the assortment poor. factors continuing TO
hold back the better styles.
The Cotton Exchange reports sales to-day
1900 bales. including 100 after y. m. yesterday
Market steady. Stained ss@he less than
white Of tho aRlna nlRaa.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE Or TI1E DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Friday Evening. March ~, 1850. J
WEEKLY REVIEW.

The principal feature 81 the week has beer
the interest manifested In the probable settle
ment OF the city debt question BY the Legisa
tufe This evening the committee OF the Leg
islature on this question wac waited % ~ some
OF cur principal bankers and ananclers. who
offered a substitute for the proposition adorted
with The city charter. Az the substi
4 ute offered WAS considered compromise
NAT would meet the various interests Of those
Ia favor Of the Premium Bond plan. City Con.
solidated Bonds. etc. the committee deter
mined to advocate II before the Legislature
The following Ii synopsis OF the substitute
offered.
That syndicate be formed of two citizens APP
uointed by the Governor. two by the Lieutenant
Governor and two BY the Speaker. who. with
the Mayor, controller and treasurer OF the city.
III the event the new charter - adopted. and. II
not, the present commissioners OF the city
consolidated debt, who shall be empowered to
liauidate the city bonded debt. judgments etc.,
but not the floating debt.
gaid committee shalt be empowered TO issue
ten millions OF per cent bonds. having forty
years co run, which shall not be sold for less
than eighty cents cash. or exchanged for old
obligations III leas than par. The syndicate IL
TO have charge of all property or assets not
dedicated 10 public use. The city will be re-
sauired to lew tau to pay the interest on these
bonds.
The demand for money has been of fatr ex-
tent this week, both In bank and on the street,
ana ali GOOD offerings have been easily neao-
tiated at the former. while Al signatures have
been readily done on the latter at the ruling
rates.
Meeting with fair demand foreign exchange
ana New York sight have shown marked I'M.
provement.
Although the movement In securities has
been less liberal. all Glasses have been com.
parativelr pretty well maintained. State Consols
eleaed al 81 iteaslA. against 6lA@s,ss laa Friday
Premium Bonds at s2ss@s2N. against aoi.apsok,
and nearly all shares of stocks nc further i'm
provement
Cotton closed here to-day We lower than last
Friday on Low Ordinary to Low Mijjling In
elusive. while futures showed 4 slight Improves
anent on nearly all months. The sales of spot
cotton here this week comprised 10000 bales,
aURinet sl 400 last week and the sales Or futures
Aprile, A. 400 Mays. 1900 Junee. 500 Juys 100 Au-
gusts. 400 teptembera. lao0 Ootobers. 1900 No
MEMBERS and 400 Decembers, againHt total OF
ri 300 last week.
Aliddling Uplands and Middllng Orleans
show decline Of 1-1sc al New York and u led
At Liverpool. Havre has also declined franc.
The following IL made up from thin evenings
closing kilograms at the Cotton Exchange to-
dare Liverpool cotton statement and from
Last Saturdays New York Chronicle. ana gives
ahaeie In bales for an estimate Of tho position
- g,,ttrns
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LOUIsIANA PRODUCTS.


buaAR-ts IN fair request ana stronger, Re.
ealp!a a'2 hhdH. Exports none. Stock under tho
sheds 7a25 hhda.
Inferior eseas,.o. common s&B7e. good
common ls97 No. fair --eD7sse, good fair ~17ssc
fully falr =-GD7sse. Urine --eniae. strictly primo
--67Tte. choice psGDstsc. seconds ets@1xo, rel
low clarified H5sdDeT.c. off white 81 0po. choice
white -@pisc. STANDARD white -doeae.
MoIAHsEn Continues In fair demand aud
firm. Heespta 24e hblu. Exports none Stock
under The sheds 407g bills.
Inferior 25Gnaac. common 5D0ggo y gallon,
centrifugal g0D42o. fair g4aDgeu prime 42f049p,
strictly prime 46DAae. choice -b50s. eiatsrn
bottoms 45eD6ae.
RtdE-Oontinues quiet and steAdy No, 24HD
4So. common 5sa1s7to Ordinary esDgao. fair
o. @as. good 6h@6Jse. prime 6Js@7sso choice
7A@7sse.
BREADBTUFFH.
The following prices are for round lots. job
Tote arc 25Gl5of more per bbt dcfOrding IL
qtatitp.l
FLouB-Is duh and lower. in consequence ri
tho decline In Western wheat. Fine "a 1904 ~,
eupeTflne - pO0e il. single extra % 1906 10.
double extra ss aodb 6s. treble extrn a5 aOD6 10.
ohoioe extra -tpss 40. family 10 5o@-. fancy
% 66d1
CREAM AND PEARL MEA1H-fg $500 80 per Dbl,
Conn MHAL-s2 aOID2 30 y Dbl.
0HITg- Good choice 81,
HoMINy-42 7HDg y Dbl.
RYE FLOUH-eb SOFAS ~ n Dbl,
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---=uloHe.- ----i Average ealss.-
To day. Yesterday. To. dny. LYeat.' ri' y

DETAIL or HALss.
Before Frat .Gdll-May. 400 mt 1903; 900 Mt
1907: total. 800 bales.
First Cdil-April 100 al IA ~: 400 Mt 1924:
total, 400 bales.
Tetreea First and Second Calls April, 100 ut
Ia a May 400 ut 10 OF 100 at Ia Oh total GOO bales.
Bet'reen Second and Third lalts-May. 600 Mt
10 Oh: total, 900 bales
Third Calt-Nlay, 100 at 1907: June. 400 ut - 10:
July. 200 at 1920: september. 100 at ~ 90: total
600 bales
After Third GaN-April. 100 at IL %. 100 ut 1870:
May. 400 at 1902. 800 Mt 1901: June. Ito at 1910:
July. 900 at ~ al; total, 1900 baea.
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This year. last year.
Total. ..ts44a..t.+...s. 2.ASN,pB0 Assoc, 6bt
VI which American. $3.50. 2,l0I,Q7 2.13p. 401
New York Chronicle. March IL.
In sympathy with all markets sugar has boon
In request aud Arm and shows slight advance
over last weeks figures.
Rice has remained quiet and unchanged.
The receipts Of bulk grain have been large
and have All been bought to arrive for ship
nent to Europe.
Under the decline IN Western wheat -four
has slightly given way.
Grain and feed have been In fair supply and
are lower.
Provisions have been dull and easter.
With the exception OF tho demand for fresh
vegetables for shipment to the West and North,
country products have shown little animation.
Groceries and fruit have been dull.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKET.

eroTs-Were quiet and ateady Mt yesterday's
rates: The regular sales comprised 4o2 bales,
and tho deliveries on contract 100 bales.
observation-disclosures II 7.16o. Good Ordinary
12Ac Strict Good Ordinary l2,.c. Low Mlidltng
u l5-l6c Middling Vplnnds 10 a.l6e. MlddlinR
Orleans IL t-i6c, and MiddlinR Texas 10 8. lee.
noon and closed steady. with sales Of 1900
bales.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-20
CtpTI'O

IOu quotations Of Domestic and ForeiOn
Marietta are from the closing kilograms, and
our Clifton atdtistics from the Ne,c Orleana Ubt-
ton Exchanged
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Uwnrr porArons- s1 400 - Y Dbl loose. d 10
osi"ss1 Northern. q sees,

osisrs1korthsrn d so0s,
AAHfIU- 5@7sg " bunph. .N... \.
rBEgH VEGETABLES IOuiel9nH CAuDaees ~
ON 90 u prate bet,ts 81 bbl carrots ~ 5000
n bill pt1n1nbsra ftmt 40 v dozen, green peae
i9@2 10 y Dbl. E1uaehas 1850. per lesen. new "
atring beans a AZ per bushel box. Uesery sVe '
souB KRouT- "a 1908 30 y half hbl gnd $40
for ordinary p bbl choice t=ys Dbl.
BHANs-Northern white mediums -g Bo
n. white ki1ns, stSmsKQ., red kidney ghgeAe'
Western white o.4ta 2lse Wsstern red an8h.
s-abi no, choice miSad u 2o01 %. good miHen
IL ITO low mixed d 10@ -. whtpp0OrWiIl
POULTRY Western grown otieksne W 1874
y dozen, young do "a 5p6s. ducks % 5o09 70.
geese a asfd4 90. turkeys StA6o = dozen Lou.
lslana grown chickens ~ 1sng 90 yOung V 26W
80. ducks "a bDdg, geass sb@e. turkeys se~-.
Eaus-W Western -019o dozen. Louieiaha
Wool BURY 14Dtse y N, Louisiana clear 2e@
Bgc clear lake a4nB6e.
GouNTRr HlpBs-,rone batter: green sailed
eA@s..u. dry flint 14,s@tsao. dry sailed 1890
OrTy H1DEs-Tone better: 10 h and up. ~,
eHske: stesr ard COW hides. 30 to ~ ~. 606he:
ktps, IA to 30 h, a1ekc: cut SCARED. GrnbDv
hides and kips. no of. 7se0t1.
TAbLOw-f1rm: country -@5ho. city -@eho
BHHswAx- 10000 " b.
HoBFs Oh horns, prime, each 900; COW do
-@1e.
MOSS Mixed ak@so n. grey 1,t@7kc. black
B4@4e.
EmA nm M nh go nsGn6Oc n m
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-20

We are indebted to Mr.. ]. N. Maynard. mana
Eer Of the New Orleans Clearing House. for the
following report Of the average daily condition
after the morning exchanges Of the associated
banks for the week ending Friday morning.
March ~: 5..-...- 60
i REsoUHURs.
United States legal tenders and ma
NOnal bank notes. &4.12t.g00 90
Hiaht exchange e on New York 80 2,.7a 600 % %
Foreign exchange. s..........A l7gT0O 90
Due from distant banks and bank
er4.. s..s...........t.,. 21H, 100 90
Loans and discounts. ............, p,e4a, 600 90
Other cash assets 4.O57. 800 90
Total observation-disclosures. e20. 1906 400 90
LiABfLiTiEs.
Circulation. n. B4o.4o7 so
peposita tnet after e1nhRnHeHl 12.4l7, 600 90
Due distant banks and bankers. sub
Other liabilities to banks and bank 'v'''''V ~
ere. ......... ............. Isl poo %
Other cash liabilities. 2s.5gD %
T0tal.. &tb 4ae. 4uT 30
COMPARED WITH LAST WEEK.
Increase. Decrease.
Legal tenders. ............,. ."... t4e.ooo
Loans; ........... .'..."..ss. saqa 600 ....s.
Deposits. ..... ............... No change.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.
Thus far Cearanees, Baianees.
This week. ......... sll. 4ssss7 40 ssi1sls s1
This week last year. a.ap1l70 0p 26a. sag ~ |
THE MONEY MARKET Exhibits fair degree
!, issceptienal commercial paper IL quoted 90
cent: Al d1-0ls. collateral loans 66D7 loans
on call at tho banks 500 p cent y annuul. aud
on the street -mo5; Al mortgage 3: second grade
NEw YoRK-Money rate = cent.
LONDON Bank Of England rates v cent. Con |
sole m i-l8.
PaRIs-Rehten az 40. |
klLvER- Mexican dollars rule nj saA. trade |
dollars p4DpB: American bRlfH and quarters |
par. Bullion In London b2ad: here. fine 81 l4ss /
AMEa1uAN GoLp--ualifornis 7as v cent dls |
count: light weight a7@par: mutilated ' cont |
discount. |
FoREIaN Cows = lii currency: Tlve-franc
pieces so@-c twenty franc pieces u T5D-, |
HovereignH a Th04 SO. ten thaler pieces ~ coo |
-. Spanish uouhlopns GIG ybGD-. Patriot donb- |
looms tlE $50 Mexican doubloona s15 a5@,
Mexican twantv pesos pieces $40 9bDtp 49, |
South American gold 200 " pesos, German /
twenty marks ~ Cg0D4 TO-
ETERL1Na- Easier. Here commercial Ia 4aAm
Aa4ts, bank M 0l4s8t. bank counter rate -+aa4s7
bankers' 4sB " bankers sight 4sats at Nav York
commercial is 4aste n4sSs. bank 4s4AGD4sB.
FnANCa-E Easier. Here commercial IRE s.2lA
bank e.taA: at New York commercial b.atss@
5.2lA, bank b,2oDB 1874.
New YoRK sIaHr- Easier. Commercial Al 20
premium per 1900. and bankers counter |
checking rate o. 50 premium y $1,000.
STATE OONBOIS AND PREMIUM BONDS
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P1rTsByHp To steamboats, SOC y box. retail eOe
n hbl wholesale p5c. bt. bernard 400 p box to
steamboats,. retail 500. Wholesale 300.
ALABAMA.-Pratt is selling at ~ ton. 1000
y l5e y box to STEAMBOATS,; retailing at CSC y
Dbl Helena ls selling mt 70 y ton. 2DOn p re.
failing at s5e y Dbl. Montevalo is selling nj
n 30 Y ton. 1000 h retailing Mt s6o y Dbl,
MISCELLANEOUS.
NAVAL, gTonHs Pitch "a 1900 80 ? Dbl. Tar "a
on 80 " Dbl. Roain "a 2bDy 80 v Dbl. Spirits tur.
penttne SOC 52ke v RalIon.
BAI1Na MISUNDERSTANDING, a b. -@ftAe
yard IA n -@I2Ae: baling twina 100 n.
OoTroN TIES he Arrow tie " 80 y bundle,
Grip tie ~ 10, Acme tie "a. Triumph tic u 30.
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FINANCIAL.

tONr quotations Of foreign and domestic mar
keta arc from, the closing feiegrasna
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Wells b Faro Ixpfegg. ......... 49,. "a. -.
American Merchants Express. ....-.......

Wells D Fargo lxpfeea 1o7.a
American Merchants kxpr6ss. ......... 81
United Mates ExDrg6s. 4gs4
RAnlH0 NAL! AIN
Union Pacific. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g1sS
AAIaeMs .loO
new JERSEY 1876
E!s Eauls 81
Ut. Paul preferred. log
Toll WHYl9ass III q
Ohio and Miesissippi.. ........-.......... gpk
ght0AlO and Alton. loo u
Hannibal and Ut. Joseph. ................... 81 u
Louisiana Oonsols. ....... .......s.......... 5ok
IHnHlHR..
Delaware. LackHwanna and Western. sg7s
Michigan Central. Observation-Disclosures. ~ Y
New York Central and Hudson. ...-.......-41 2s =
44ta
Lake phgre anl Michigan Southern. So. :. 1os 4
lllin0lE Central. OK dividend. 102s
Nashville and Chattanooga. ....s.l........t van
Cleveland and Pittsbur9 guaranteed. .......11Ok
X boaggo amg ,.;..; ~
Book Island. ....................... lg2
Western Union. ...........ss... .,oaa
Hub-Treasurv Balances - Coin. &1og, e1a. 12l !;
aB.bBB. g5t.
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an THE N. D. STOCK EXCHANGE.
quiet and Arm.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES,

NVSSEHUl6Us uul1t HBu urn.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
The fotlo,cing are the latest quotations the
inside figures indicating the btada,g rdteanti
the outside the asking rdte.l
RAILROAD DoNps-uhicagn. 1t. Louis and New
Orleans railroad Company. Tennessee len
%, fret consolidated mortgage ITO.
DO second mortgage TO@-. Jackson Railroad
first mortgage 1ll@i1lx. do second coupon with
Orleans ana Mobile Railroad @. New Or.
leans Pacific O. CANAL and Claiborne street
first. mortgage 900 :, New Orleans City Rnil-
road mortgage 100 4dDl06k. New Orleans Water
works Company mortgage, 10ats0-. st. Charles
Hotel Company mortgages 600.
MISCELLANEOUS Bonds Small state Ooneols
soA@sott, Uity Consolidated Bonds gsk@sb
Wharf Bonds @. Drawn Premium Bonds
}H37.9lss. CITY Ten Per Gent Bonds %.
WARRANTS. Sour. Fro -Levee Warrants p2@es .
State Warrants. 1879, receivable for licenses
and taxes. p9@--. Police Warrants--1s7t. -6D40
City Hcrip-1s74, AsdD4e: 1875 46dp47; 1870 4t nag
1877. Ab@Ad: 1878. 45t946. School Certificates
1874 and 1875. - Gao Halt Paid City lOoupons
4s8h2. Interest Certificates on State Uonenls-
January. 1872. a1@ July, 1879. @. Priv-
ilexea On Premium Bonds hDSl v cent Unpaid
state Coupons d.
STooks--The before the follo,cino quo,a-
tons Of stocks indicates Fridays ,ceekiu quo-
fations Of the Ne,c orleans Stock Erchange::
the I, last sale SINCE Friday: the T. last sale TO-
day: q, arith diridcnd.. Il, e.r diridcnd.
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I 'u:1ed. October and November Va. November
and December I'd, December ID.
MANCHESTER MARKET.
''''e'' HAWKE MARKET.

49, Quiet and steHdv. QuutationH--gg francs for
Tres Ordtnaire tspotl and 81 for Low Mlddling
tafigat).
LIVERPOOL WEEKLY MOVEMENT TO
MARCH 49,
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We are indebted to Mr.. !. N. Maynard mana
yer Of the New Orleans Clearing House. for the
following report Of the average daily condition
after the morning exchanges Of the associated
banks for the week ending Friday morning.
March ~. =
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FREIGH Ts.
COMM ERs'IA1..

OW quotations represent lrhoieaale prices
except ,rhen job lots are specifetl
TOBACCO
LEAF TOBACCO Hunnjna stock e5o hbds, pnrt
o. which ls held for local delivery and for
shll l Stock on sale t59 hhds. Weeks
quest and higher than tho following U,lot,.
lions, which ore for. export tobacco: Low
fine 4A0Bn. Low loaf 6ktDesAo medium GA0
TN good and fne 7.saDst.o, ae'eotions peD1Ur
MANUFACTURED ToBAGgo- aud strong
Bright quarters, common sound. g46DI9a Bripht
navy. - and 5'a A0tnGpe. Black sweet g2e15oo
No. 1, B'a and Toe dark blaoh sweet BsGl4gg Navy
lbs. black g4GD4po. navy Bs black ggD3Ge. Fancy
stylee natural leaf. A29t7e; No. l. bs. extra fan
nv 61Gltt.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-20

SPoTs-Were steadier at 1-l6d advance over
and 7'sd for Middling Orleans. The sales COM
prtsed 5000 bales. Of which $3.50 were American.
The receipts comprised 1900 bales. Of which
1000 were American,
FUTuREs-Opened ouieter and closed steady.
DELIVERIES Uplands. any port. not below
airy. February :. March 7k@7 Sled, March
and April 3-l6d@714@7 3 80. April ana May
9-32d, May and June SLED. June and July
tember n-s2@7hd. September and October
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-20

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