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The daily gazette., 1880-01-31

THE DAILY GAZETTE is published every
afternoon Sunday excepted,) AZ 40 MAT
scribers N aliiparts OF the city and sur
rounding towns and villages, for six cents
q week, payable weekly. Yearly subscrib-
ers, o. In advance. 1t has larger circula-
ton than any other Democratic paper In
the state.
TIM DELAWARE GAZETTE, established in
I7Sa, is the largest and most Hourishing
weekly paper in the State, and has larger
circulation than any other on the Penln-
suia. Published every Thursday afternoon,
At e2 per year ia advance.
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CHERIFt IS SALE,

-
BY virtue of a writ OF Levari Facias, TO
me directed, will be exposed TO public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
SAT shipley street. kept by John J. Dough-
ertv In the city OF Wilmington, New Cas-
tie county. Del,
ON SATURDAY,
The 31st Day of JANUARY, 1880,
at o'clock. p. m, the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land situated In
Christiana hundred, New castle county,
State of Delaware, with the yelling house
and out buildings thereon erected, bound
ed and described as follows, Wis: Begin
ming at the westerly side OF Rodman street
at hfty feet wide between Second and
Third streets at the distance of loo feet
nom the s0utherly side OF Third street,
thence westerly parallel TO Third street lbs
feet 10 a corner. thence seutheIly parallel
70 Rodman street 100 feet inches To a cor
ner, thence easterly parallel TO Third street
l25 feet TO the Aforesaid side OF kOdman
street, and thence thereby noriherly 100 feet
4 inches TO the place OF beginning, be the
contents what they may. Book T, Vol. 10,
Page 46l. DC.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of Emil Walther and Dorothea
W., his wifi and TT, and 10 be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
sheriff's office, New Castle, January Is,
1880 janl4-3tawfs
The daily gazette., 1880-01-31
DUBLIC SALE


TWO BRICK DWELLINGS,
Nos. IL and II Robinson street, between
Poplar and Lombard, ON
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1850,
At 4 o'clock p. m, on the premises. with.
out postponement withdrawal, or under
blddilg.
No. II is a three story brick, and two
story brick back building with eight
rooms and shed kitchen, lot 10 by 81 feet q
inches, including "A feet al. -
ley with right OF way for the ad- 2Hii,
Joining property, No. IA. fHlF
No. IA is IA twO-and-a- half story HHlL
brick, with four rooms and attic a nd back
shed kitchen, LOT Is X II IT. q In. with right
Of way TO adjoining alley on No. u pro-
perty.
These properties are In a portion OF the
city adjacent to large manufacturing es-
tablish nents, where houses are In ready
demand for selling and especially for
renting. The sale is TO close ap estate 1.
will OF course be positive, and will pay TO
attend.
Terms FOR EACH DWELLING One
half the selling price may remain on
mortgage. secured by proper Fire Insur-
ance. and the balal CO equally divided in
cash and notes with approved endorsers
AT and six months, bearing interest from
the day OF sale. Possession os No. IA i'm
mediate upon settlement, and OF No. "
on the 18th OF March, 1850. Rent to 20 to
purchasers upon settlement.
J. 7. HEALD,
JanA,27 1881 Agent TO ct the sale.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-31
Office.
In Chancery,
New Castle Co. n, n,

VS.. New Castle Co.. y. g.,
marx Brear, ct. al Cause OF Partition.
In pursuance of an order of the Chan
cellor in the above cause, made at the Sep
tember term, 1879, all persons having any
lieu or liens, affecting the Interest or es-
tate OF John brear, Mark Brear, Abel
or either OF them In the lands or premises
To which said cause relates, are hereDS
notified 10 iile petition setting forth the
nature and amount of the same In the
once OF the Register In Chancery, for New
Castle County, ten days before the third
Monday in February, A. ID. 1850, aud 10 ap-
pear and prove said lien or liens at the EN-.
suing term of the Court, before the rising
of the Court on the third day of the term
CtiAS. b. LORE, Trustee.
Wilmington, Del, Jan. 5, 1850. dtfebl7
The daily gazette., 1880-01-31

GhERIF - SALE.
- BY virtue OF writ of Levari Facias,
to me directed, will be exposed TO public
sale, at the
The daily gazette., 1880-01-31

BY virtue OF a writ OF Levari Facias, TO
me directed, will be exposed TO public
sale, at the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

st. CHARLES HoTEL-J Van Iuwagen and
buqua; w n Beck. Muwankse: ) Nasbet Miss J
Ne7p't. II l. De- w and wife. St Louis: J.
swormstiIe. 0 D Bsrwick...s s. Mary: Jno o
= Hui; Paseagoula, Miss o G ieriwethsr Mo-
bi :; Cna5 I stanton. jr. lower coast: J M Poi.
lard. city: F P Poche and wife, 81 James: /,
Manship MeC,nb City: Milton @ Hardy. New
YORK: Simon = T q, New Orleens: &C Knapp.
20 Lachss aud son. NJ Wise, Tensas: w More
Ian. New York: 7 Eaton Washington b O.: 3
Smith. city + G Ziseman. st Louis: W Fl Han
sell Hll. cly;D b TnompsOn. Louisiana: Geo
Ooear. r. New York; G Avery and wife. Chi
CITY HOTEl4-J Barnett st Mary. La; 4
D Miller. Lees burg. La:.J Mcintosh Steamship
City Of Mexico; o. NJ ,rrItt. New York: O s
riumne AT anfA. Ga: as Harwood city: NJ
MeLemore Cous hatIa: Ban A Michel, city K
Robertson ami wife Piaqn.mines w Cham
berlin, Jr. And wife. Fl A Purtan Lobielp5
store: ! NJ Singleton, 81 Louis: A HARE. Chi
csKo; Fallen Btaex Hawk: Mrs u More
lan u II End child 70 Morelsn d. Tensas parish;
Rnr. Chicago !II:IJ Bishop and wife, Vast
vile. Miss: Wilsy Jones; Bolton Mi.s; T Green
Crystal Springs: NJ We-snn. Jr, Mississippi;
J J Thames. W,ss?n. Miss: a Mabry. 9 T
Youns. Lake Ultv. M nm w Trtmble Pine
B VITA Ak Kelly, Etys Mad Fields e Tsxas:
Sir. JAMES HOTEL-H Be- Grace. Cleveland;
P!.asan g. Fem; d Fl k1ggle. Chicago;
+! x B1raside; SAVANNA; W P Elstbrook.
VIM D Andrews. Pa kersnnre; s L Kice Gin.
cinnatt; q s Parlul. Soutnsrn Express o.:
R,bt G Baxtar: Baton Rouge: r Lindsey.
Vicksburg: 81 Bradford. Corpus Christi.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
VALIDITY OF CONTRACTS FOR FUTURE
a DELIVERY.
[N. Z. CON mercial BuIletin,l

X question or considerable interest to brokers
end dealers In stocks. grain. etc. has Just been
decided by the supreme Court OF Michigan. 1t
appeared that q Arm OF dealers In produce at
OWoeso, Mich.. made q contract with certain
conamiesion merch ants In Detroit bv which tho
latter were 10 buy on Change for the former 0
largo amount Of corn for future delivery. Some
heavy transactions having been entered iuto a
dispute arose between the parties. and led
90 law suit. In which the defense was get
M that the contract had reference to a gam
bling transaction, and, therefore. could not be
enforced The defendants claimed that the
parties to the contract had not clntem-
plated any actual sale or delivery Of corn.
that the agreement was In the nature OF
wager on the rise or fall In the price. and
III price we're to be paid. These allegations
were denied BY the plaintiffs. who testified that
the understanding was that the actual title to
tho corn should peas; In other words. that
there should be bona fde purchase. The
court did not deny that an agreement would be-
unlawful II 1t was clearly understood BY both
parties to be. not for actual purchases or bona
tis transactions. but simlly q speculation or
wager o. to future prines and emplatinR
merely the payment OF differences. But there
was no legal objection 70 contract for future
delivery. II IL as legitimate to buy grain to b.
delivered Ia the future. hoping thereby to
profit BY rise In the market. ~ It is to buy
lands on speculation. In the present case the
court held that on the face OF the transaction
the contract was good.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
rhe Mark Lane Express. London. February

Inc Mark Lane EXPRESS, Louuou. ReuFu"Iv
10. says:
work. which IL stlll hehindhand In some dis
trios. The land however. is now In good work
able condition. Reports relative 10 winter
where ii ha, appeared above the surface. Tue
damp weather Il unfavorabls W threshinE.
Really dry samples are practically unoht IN
Rbls. Even fair averages lots are rare. Trade
both at Mark Lane aud In the country has been
exeeedin.ly dull. La con equsnce Of this ant
Rsa nat au .% 2ne q
IL u ~ per quarter WAS quoted even on the beat
parcels. the provincial markets. following suit.
ness in Loudon. Th Imp orts Of foreign wheat
intn London have been moderate, but at LIVER.
pool the arrivals we're more liberal. L9st Mon
covered, as the eonenmpiive demand was very
email. but there has been no further reduction:
2.s wspe IN os %
Rards the speculation fnr q rise IL America.
taking nto IT, ne eet ens
quite probable that prices may eventually ad-
sfear EN- ,ee Hr
ton a. ms to % simply who can hold out the
Longest The arrivals ut ports Of call havs been
very scarce There was great depression
early In the week. but since then, owing to tho
advance II America and the large quantity
ports, prices have advanced sixpence to . shil-
Quilted Kingdom and for tia Continent. Thera
waa fair inquiry for maizs at al advance Of
about sixpence per quarter. Buyers ehow no
di position 10 enter into forward bnsinees.
either for wheat or maiz. The sales n English
wheat last week w,re 81 ats quarters at a., al
per quarter. against 90 1913 quarters ut Sss Id
per quarter for the corresponding week last
year. The imports into the Unirsd Ktng,,om
curing the week ending January 81 were 1.0O0.-
43a hundrsdwaiEhis Of wheat and 500 hun
dredWeights Of q pur.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17

rua 10 their fun capacity, the masses of meA
Will b. none too well Ulotn00s 10 ana n0ue0d
and consumer, puttin9 the products Of the one
beyond The reach Of the other. impoverlBhnant
ma failures af Ia the nature of things fnevltR-
hie: therefore le9itimst e merchants and traders
should do all ID their power to eliminate the
speculative gambler from the industrial and
com mereial problems. The money market is
active. az shown By the continued large exp an
sion Oh bank loans, but the supply OF loana bic
funds 10 sufficient to keep rates within the legal
money than at this time last year. but they have
become accustomed to work with very small
margin Of surplus reserve, which is not on
larRed BY the treasurY's periodical disburse-
ments Tor interest.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OyrrCE or THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Monday Evening. February 10. 1850.


The money market Il easy.
Foreign exchanged steady.
Stats Oonsols and Premium Bonus are
stronger.
Stocks continue to improve.
Cotton III steady here for spots. and, although
steadier than the opening for futures. was
somewhat on from yesterdays close. Spots
are weak at New York and futures steady
Liverpool spots are l-led lower. while futures
are steady. Havre is franc higher Tor Tres
OrdinAlre.
Sugar ID In fair request ard steady for the
medium and lower grades while clarified and
The better qualities 81 ope kettle are quiet.
II Flour - nrmer.
Grain ID strong. with the exception OK oats.
which are easy.
Feed. II anything. Is stronger.
Provisions are In request for the iobbing
trade.
Groceries exhibit more animation.
Country products are quiet
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
AIT THE N. q. NTOQK EXGHANGE.
STATE OONBOLS AT NEW YORK
ii 80 q. m.-NOnN.
1854 p. m.--tl0. 900 sold ut 49,.
MIHUEI,lANEOUH AEOJRTTTEH.

THE Tolio,ctn0 are the latest quotations TO- day,
the inside figures indicating the bidding rate and
the outside the asking rdte.I
Orleans Railroad Company. Tennessee lien
: @ =. first consolidated mortgage llo@ltl.
DO second mort9axe O. Jackson Railroad,
coupon llsHY,. do second debt %: New
Pacific o. Cana! and Claiborne Street frat
mortgage %. New Orleans City Railroad
Company mortgage 1861 Dl094.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS Small State ConsOls
o. Utty Consolidated Bonds s2@35
Wharf Bonds o Drawn Premium Bonds
%. City Ten Per Cent Bonds @. Water
works Bonds 2a1@4D.
UNITED STATES BoNDs-Five per cents %.
4h per cents @. OK coupon: par cents.
here, LOGO. do at New York 1oeA@-. do ut
WARRANTS. soa1r. Ero.-Levee Warrants 600
=; state Warrants 1879, receivable for licenses
and taxes. s4@ss; Police Warrants 1916, 10
@32; 1876. @. City Scrip-1s74. 500 ~: 1875.
3ooO34. 1876. S2A@32't: 1877. 80 s@327s; 1878.
San G32a, School uertincates-ls74 aud 1875,
%. Half paid City Coupons %. Interest
Certificates on State Oonsois-January. 1879.
@ :: July. 1879, @. Privileges on Premium
Bonds ss@A y cent. Unpaid State coupons
63is@G5.
STOCKS The before the Jolo,oino quotations
Of stocks indicates Fridays toeeklv quotations Of
the Neto Orleans Stock Exchange: the t. last sale
since Friday; the !, last sale to-dav: a. 10Th diUi-
dPnI. r.. dlDiIGnd
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
ErAn oAxD1ng. -short weights -o11e = =.
full weights --<nl0C,
6TANUn-yxOSx0.

COUNTRY PhODUUTN.
Our quotations represent wholesals prices On
the landing Dealers obtain --@26o more pen. bbl..
and A@Ac higher per pound In lots.1
seed 81 1907 as.
SWEET PoTAroEs- ~ " bhl.
ONInNs-Nrtherp shdG5 ~.
GARLIC 50@75o y bunch.
APPLEs-Fair % 50db4 80 bbf.
LouIsIAsA OAssAoEs "a 25@- y crate and
eoun KRour-s7@s v Dbl. -:
BEANS Northern SOC y b. white kidney
s sxe %ss red s Iaa s sS' Western white
. PouLrgr : Western grown chickens 40
dozen. young 90 q 1909. ducks ks. % ago.
isiana grown chickens ssa3 20, young s2@a 25,
ducKs u soo3, geese 5000, turkeys SOD.
Eaes-Western 12D14o v dozen. Louisiana
WooL-None In market. Bury 14@1sc y n.
Louisiana clear 2s0soe, clear lake 320s4e.
OoyNTRI HIDEs- Dull. Green salted sA@sKc.
C1Tr HIDES Dull; 10 IL andiup, ' Is. a9sxc:
steer and COW hides. 10 to 10 -. eoestc; kips
l. e 30 10: s%s% s. cut SCARED. srubby hides
TALLow II good demand. Country s1@sxc.
BEEswAx-19D9oe y ID.
HoRNs OK horns, prime, each -0D8o: COW do
--@2e
DsIED FRurr-Apples 1890 y y: peaches
Moss-Mixed 2K@so y rb. grey 1X@2xo. black
FEATHERs- 85@6Oo ID.
COAL
PITrsBuRa-To steamboats, SOC p box. retail coo
' Dbl, wholesale $50 u. Bernard 4Oe p box to
steamboats,. retail 500. wholesale 8OJ
ALABAMA Pratt Ia selling ut eb v ton 1000
IT 4ss box to stsamboa,s retailing at $50 =
failing NJ t5c Dbl. Montevallo Il selling at
u 80 vton. 400 b: retailing At $50 y Dbl.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NAVAL STORES Pitch "a 2t93 50 = Dbl. Tar 81
03 ~ Dbl. X ,sin u 1908 80 y Dbl. Spirits tur-
pentibe 46@47 No y sAllon.
BAL1No SruFFs-Baxgtng. 2 b. -@rKo =
vard AZ b -Ml2e: balinR Irvine Is &c b.
OOTTON TIES u he Arrow tie u so bundle
Grip lie :? -. Acme ito %. Triumph tie % 80,
Finn Wier cotton bale tic q 25. Compressed
tie ~ as.
FRurr AND Nurs Messina oranges sa@a 80 y
bog. Palermo s@s5o. Lemons sssina s50s so
bog. Layer iss $50 9 y: oval figs ~ ' -.
hh. Y. raisi n, = London layer = $50
= bunch. Dates TO = n. 0urrapts &c = p.
100 ID. Brazil nuts Ito p n. Filberts 10,
Engltsh walnnts $50: French do $780,, Peanuts
g.. Pecans 991so.. ny to quality, Oocoanuts
sss 1000. California pears q 50 y box.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
PUBLIC FEELING ON TIE BANKRUPT
BILL.
NAV York Com mercinl Bull,

Mr.. n. w Farley. OF the firm OF Farley. Harvey
ID Co., the chairman OF the committee Of the
d ,et0n Merchants Association on q National
BANKRUPT law. aud who went to Washington
With 3r. 1teisOn, has returned home. He says
fhHt whst IL needed % secure such q law is work
from the Western 6tates-re1uests from West.
euch = law be passed. On Saturday the New
York Chamber Of Commerce sent on letter
stknYd oy fourteen Or fifteen leading commits
hAe written to the MalDe delegation to use their
Influence In the same direction. Mr.. Farley
looks for much from Chicago If the Board OF
Trade Of that city should take up the subject In
earnest and direct the movement West, where
IL Ii lmperatively needed III order to be success
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17

NEW Ohk&ANb ULEAhlN0-HOUbE.
Thus far Oiearanoes. Balances.
This Week ............ % 4t3n9l II seas 27t o.
This week last rear. loaslos Il saa,oe7 IL
THE MONEY MARKEr-Is easy.
Exceptional commercial paper IL quoted Go
y cent: Al do -@8; collateral loans COT: Al
mortgage 8; second geade nominal.
New York Money rate cent.
LONDoN-BAnk Of England rate v cent: Con
soils % 16.
PARIs--hentes 81 35.
SILVER Mexican dollars rule at ss@ssk. trade
dollars pAGDs6; American halves and quarters
par. Bullion IN London 81 Sled; here. dne
9l 14k Y ounce.
AMERICAN GoLD-Oalifornia 7@s y cent dis.
count: light weight o70par; mutilated y cent
discount.
FoREIaN OoINs-In currency: Five-franc
pieces 800, twentv-franc pieces 81 $50.
sovereigne u 1904 as. ten thaler pieces u 60@
-. Spanish doublQons elB $50. Patriot doub-
looms Sib as@-. Mexican doubloons s15 $50.
Mexican twenty pesos pieces ele $500 AS. South
American gold SOC per pesos. German twenty
marks ~ COCA 7b.
STEaLINa Steady. Here commercial IL 4slW
As2. bank -@483h. bank counter rate AZ.
bankers 49,. bankers sight ABS a. New York
commercial ts <B1x 0&s2k. bank 483k @&s3k.
FRANos-Ftrm. Here commercial are b.2lk@
SAX. bank 6.2Os@-; at New York commercial
624it6o5 23x. bank Az 0s.20K.
NEW YoRK HI0HT-Firm. Commercial is 500
discount. and BANKERS counter checking rate 81
premium v $1,000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
OUR FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Shipping Ltst.[

The spring trade In the earlier departments
such ~ leading manufactures, is gradually in-
creasing. and thts gives astrong support to the
market for the principal raw materials. not
Withstandlnx their materially higher cost than
at the corresponding period last year. But In
ills considsraby short Of the more e sausnine
expectations, for the reason that prices have
reached point which seriously interfarts with
Vaestp ~ L shomd p BE-
borne In mind that though there has
been substantial reaction from the six
decided the flush period eliminating with
the panic Of 1878. there IL = limit to the means
of consumers, and that they have learned BY
without many things which they cannot afford
% buy and pay for The advance that has taken
place In many articles is strictly In accordance
With the law OF supply and demand but Ia not
= few others prices. through over speculation.
have been forced beyond the point for which
there is any warrant: There ere would there re
dlctous prudence and conservatism on the part
Of the mercantile classes The rapid recuper-.
alton dNnK r. past weys meahs sh2 pom
similar causes In the pas,-of the wide tluctua-
lions from the period Of general and feverish
activity which was the ouigrowth OF the war; to
the utter depression and sta0natton which fol-
lowed. A little attention to the parallel might
result Ia giving stability to business Affairs
and u securing prosperity which II nlsdsr are
would be all the more permanent. Asfdsfrom the
tendency to tnordinate speculation In certain de
partments the outlook Is favorable. and It will be
Tor the interest Of III concerned 90 avoid undue
expansion, thereby keeping industry and com
meros upon healthy and legitimate basis. The
blockade OF the expert trade continues be-
cause Of the persistent effort OF spseulators In
produce to compel foreign buyers to DAY Wnnt
they regard a. extreme prices. Meanwhfla
high prices OF manufactures and many
kinds OF general merchandise are slim
balance Of trade Ia favor of the country.
Human wants are tninite In number aud
make way win all the food our prairie. can |
Er0W. and II all the mills In Christendom are
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
Bidding Third call.
price at Close

First Oall-Mareh. 800 at 10 80; April, 800 at IS:
June. 400 at 3.23: total. 1900 bales,
Between First and Second Oalls-November.
100 at 11.69
second Call-May, 100 at 1912: July. 100 at
1890; October. 100 at laos: total, 800 bales.
Between Second and Third Calls-Aprl. 200 at
Is oil: May, 200 at ~ ii. 100 at 1912: June 100 at
IL. "a; total 500 bales.
Third Call-March. 100 at $40. 100 at IL 90:
june 100 at 1928 October 100 at l2l6; total, 100
bales.
Total Satisfactorily. 1900 bales. including 600
between calls: Saturday. 1890 bales. including
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
pnAHCuAL AMI COW nsnCaAL NEWS.
THREE AND A HALE PER GENT BONDS.

4 II reported that there is prospect Of the
DADsAge of d funding bill. providing for the
6Als Of TX per cent bonds. II lie probable. how.
ever. thai this report. like many others which
promised the pas eaRe OF Mr.. Woods tariff bill.
kae NO bstter basis han the confidence OF Mr.
Wood In the success Of his own efforts. It
would b. y mief"rtune II the bill should pass
ia tho form proposed. giving no discretion to
th0 Secretary OF the Treasury as to issuing
bonds bearing .hisher rate OF interest II the
ek per cent should prove unstable At present
there ~ but slender reason 70 hope that $780,
go OCO Of az per cent bonds could be sold At
par. 1.-THE House should pass such bill. how.
0vor. the good sense to modify 1t might be found
n thu 1enatA.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Cotton opened irregular and easier. ruled
quiet and easier ut noon. but closed steady at
Saturdays quotations. The sales comprised
$3.50 bales. exclusive of $50 on Saturday. The
offerings we're Of fair extent. with the assort-
ment Of pretty good quality.
The Cotton Exchange reports sales to-day
5000 bales. including $50 after q. m. Saturday
Market opened easy and closed steady. Stained
K@hc less than white OF the same class.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKET.

sPoTs-Opened dull and closed weak at Sat-
urdays rates. The regular sales comprised
bales.
Quotations-O Ordinary 11'sc. Good Ordinary
u s-1e:. Strict Good Ordinary 10 49, Low Mid
Orleans lskc. and Middling Texas l3ke.
FuTuBEs-Opened barely steady. ruled steady
At noon and closed very steady. with sales Of
ia halas
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
g To-day's SATURDAYS
LIVERPOOL MARKET,

LIVERPOOL MARKET,
SPors--Opened easier at Lied decliue. and
closed the same; Lied for MiddlinR Uplands
and 9-16d for Middling Orleans Thesales COM
prtsed 5000 bales. Of which $500 we're American.
The receipts COMPRISED l6.loo bales. of which
Il, 100 we're American
FUTURES -Opened steadier and closed steady.
Uplands any port not below
Low Middling. we're quoted as follows: Jan
March II sas7 sisa March and A prii Il sad
April and May ids. May and June 1891.
June aud July. 7-led. July and August
4 Is al. September and October -. October and
November -. November and December I'd, De-
cember ..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
nIauO MINING srnnKa
co rrO Y.

[Ch4r quotations or Domestic and Foreign Mar
kets are from the closing tete0rans. and our Cot
ton statistios from the Neto Orleans Cotton EE-
ch0nge1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
HAvRr MARKET.

There p good demand for spot cotton. atl
franc advance Tor Tres Ordinaire. Quota.
Tor Low Middling (affoatL
NET RNUEIpTH At UNITED STATES PORTS
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RIVER NEWS.
uyYI0n FEW ORLEANS DuMOOBAT.
Tuesday, February II. lee0, :

Bee marine column. s
Departures.
Isabel, Whisper. d. J. Gay. Belle. st. MARY.
Henry Tete
stage or the Rivers.
Daily telegrnphic report OF the stage OF water
At various points. with changes. In the n hours
ending yesterday at p. m.
Ahovn l0vU -. 4 fH$S
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