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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-01-10
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

CENTLEMENi-W We have sold SANPoRD's RADTCAL
~ CURE for nearly one year and can say candidly
that we never sold SINH that gave such
plahtyet.
We are not in the habit Of recommending patent
medicines but your preparation meets the wants of
thousands and We think those afflicted should be con-
WINGED OF Its great merit so that their suffering will be
relieved. We have been In the drug for the
past twelve years constantly, and sold everything for
Cstarrh but leads all the rest II you proper
you can use this letter any part Of 1t that you WISH
Very truly yours, s. D. BALDWIN Il co.
Wholesale and Retail DcaeIs in Drugs, Books and
Stationery, Washington, Ind, Feb %, 1876
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-01-10
f1ew advertisements.
IMPORTANT LETTER
From Distinguished Physician.

NC single disease has entailed more suffering has
~ tened the breaking up OF the constitution than
CatarIh The sense OF SMELL OF taste sight, of hear
INK tho human voice, the mind one more and somc
times all yield to Its destructive influence The poison it
distributes throughout the system attacks every vital
force and breaks up the most robust OF constitutions
Ignored because but little understood by physi
Clans impotenly asssiled by Quacks and charlatsns
those suffering from have little hope to be relieved
popular treatment ITALIA terrible disease by remedies
within the reach OF all passed Into hands at once com
potent and trustworthy. The new and hitherto untried
method adopted by DR.. Sanford in the preparation OF
his RADICAL CURE has won my hearty approval. be-
lleve likely to succeed when all the usual rcmcd
fail, because II strikes at the root of the disease viz
TIE dcidUd 6I00i, while 1t heals the liberated me IN
brano by direct application to the nasal passages Its
action 10 based on certain fxed rules and unless the
vital forces too far exhausted must in the gre
majority OF cases, efecta cure.
- GEO. BEARD, NJ. d.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-01-10
Farm for Sale.

The subscriber desires sell his Farm described as vi.
NJ NWA of Sec g. in Town 81 NJ of Range East OF the
in the town of otter Creek La Sale county con-
tanning Upon 1t is good story and half frame
dwelling house. with cellar under the whole. good stable.
double corncrb and other onthouses with good wei and
pump running There Is also the place al
orchard bearing apple cherry trees and other
fruits The whole farm Is well fenced and in high state
Of cultivation win be sold a bargain the purchaser
paying 81 200 down and the balance Ave years time At
percent. interest. Apply to GEORGE NADER.
dec5T-lmos Ottawa ILL.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-01-10

Each'packaRe contains DR.. Sanfords Improved Inh al
Ing Tube and full directions for In all Price,
3l.0C For sale by all wholesale and retail drugg SITS
and dealers throughout the United States and Caadas
WEEKS POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale
Druggists, Boston, Mas.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
DOMESTIC.

New .YoRK, Jan. 15.-southern flour dull In
buyers favor: common to fair extra Sc 6006 Co.
good to choice do Sc 1908 Wheat feverish. ir-
regular and unsettled; at one time 3@5c lower;
closing firm at decitne Of lglae; migrated
and early deliveries firm. late dull and lower
ungraded b6h col. Oats shade easier and
moderately active: No. 3 451a@46. Hops dull
and unchanged. Coffee ,aciet and prices I'M
changed. Sugar steady but. quiet; centrifugal
8x1s5S. molasses sugar Z. fair TO good refining
7s.@8b; r. fined in fair demand and steady
Molasses In firm demand. Rice unchanged.
fair iobbfng INQUIRY; Rangoon 33s in bond
Rosin unchanged at 81 COOL 65. Turpentine
duh and weak at Al. Wool In moderate demand
and hrm. Pork lower very moderate trade.
closing stronger: s12 5Og12 65. Miidles dull
and lower: long clear ~ snort 81 ar ~, long
and short IA. Lard lower. fairly active, closing
frmer; 7.geG7.97k. Whisky nominal at ST. IL.
Freights easier. Hides steady; trade light and
prices unchanged.
CHICAGO. Jan. 15.-Flour dull and nominal.
Wheat unsettled and heavy closing weak No.
. Chicago spring 81 22H. No. SEf1 81 %. Corn
dull. weak and lower at 80. Oats 6all. weak and
lower at s4S37. Provisions heavy and lower.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16
lIExaNpNA tEeyrrA MovRMEN
RICE.

THE POSITION OF RruE IN OUR MARKET
Meesrs. Dan Talmase's Sons h Co. gay In
their circular of ths date that
During the past week our market has been
steady with little or no demand for the North
and West, and only moderate inquiry from the
local trade. Some few purchases have been
made by parties Specializing on top OF the
Holders are becoming somewhat reetIve I'M
der the burdens they are carrying, and are dis
appointed that the trade seem indisposed TO
help them out; prices range much higher than
Carolina styles, and there In little prospect OF
brisk trade until more of a parity exists be-
AZ our crop In this State Ia undeniahy short
there is foundation for reasonably strong
feeling, and at less extravagant rates the market
would be well sustained but "a the high prices
now ruling are largely the result ~ speculation
&C 10 questionable how long they will hold
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RICE MARKETS.
Mr.. W. q, Naples In his Savannah circular
Of the twelfth. reports that there has been a
large movement in rice during the past week.
with an active demand and large sales TO the
trade at an advance In prices nf 40 We, in con
sequence Of which holders have assumed a
more Independent position, thinking that the
market has reached bottom. aud that prices
must continue to advance from this out. The
market closes with a very strong upper ten
dency and light stock.
!. INTERPOLATION or ROE.
Gen. LIE Due. Commissioner of Agriculture at
Washington, says, In reply to a correspondent i
inquiry here In regard to the hshriiization Of
rice, as follows. You hayethe soil climate and
rice. / have neither unless Congress shall
answer favorahly my application for an expert
mental farm In Florida or some other Southern
latitude. Try the experiment yourselves. Plant
the rice 80 that different varieties will flower
together. and plant sgain, make selections and
establish new varieties.
RICE sTATIsztcs or THE WORLD.
We are indebted IL Messrs Dan. Talmage's
Sons for the following statistics:
The laraest part of tho rice grown In the
United States Is the product OF the Carolinas
and louisiana. which averages so.ooo.ooo
rounds.
In the Oriental countries rice Il extolled az
superior to all other species of food and as an
article of first necessity. Every substitute for
this tavorite food III considered meagre and ia
dIoattee of the grestest wfetchedness. Having
shown the important position which this article
occupies, wa lave Only 70 remind the reader OF
the vast population in China. the East Indies
and the colonies adjacent. which. according 10
the latest estimates. exceed 500 900 aa1, With
more than halt Of this number Ii constitutes
their only article of diet The total product of
the East lset year little over 800 600 oo0 ooa
pounds, which amount IL over 1900 times the
quantity grown in the United states. This
amount Is nearly all consumed within their
own territories. The portion shipped 70 Europe
and South America. though large. Is. compared
TO the huge product. but a small item. being
less than per cent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

st DHARLEs HOTEL + Malta. Loulsi.
Na Mas I'VE ne Grs and Se WIZ
Now York: L Thornton. Georgia: J w Him
son 3, New York; Z F2sburgh, u Louis "A q
ton Ky; Frank Petit, PhfIaAelphia; b At
k,lp1s,on. Darlington; Ky: . A Fiah New York !.
phs hSFgrH hs4n1lana y@9r6es Men,
city; Thomas P Clinton. Tensas: w A Elrnore.
city, Y. VIII Strong md family. Vt Maurice. ID;
aey s' TKs r ssobsr Pss Point D
Miss; Q. Il Cherry, d Tompkins. LaEs Proyi.
d,enee: , PRetcham wife and son. Chicago;
Owens, Texas VIM l. sbafrsr. Samuel 9lsn Gfaein,
Iouistana: Thomas j Shaffar sc MARY; p
Orleans and Mobile Railroad: O j McRas, Gal.
weston: A Amea. A Cbenet. city: DR. Springer
and wife. Cincinnati: John Il Wiley. Philadel-
,,UITY HoTEIrTs Marcy Austin, Texas Fl
l Dbrteyius' NeT York York A orossman. Pbiladel-
lower coast: NJ Posthlewait. Mldd!eton, ONO:
ton, Ut Louis; Miss Lilly Sherwood. Chicago: q
i Mnr RE-, aud wife. Port Gibson; ] Il Hancock.
t1n d dlle a wi Ee M1 lu,s Harvey Ham
Galloway. " Helm sparta. III; J Il watkins.
Miss M Mathews. Rsofdes parish. La: Dr. d Il
sons. Kansas Mathew, Ma shtnlsn la La
f9nrch n9 IL, 4 Tratum. Louisiana; NJ stephen
son ana WDe, IeSHH; D " Johnson and wife.
louisiana: Ruffin Il Walker, Hy o Waiker.
GGo,alnmnbla LIZ; 4 Hi wife and child sioux
HImei. Mrs Garner. Geo G Garner. Lewis
z Garner. Assumptiop. La; J j. shaffer, Terre-
bonne. La: Frank NJ Mum sord Bayou Sara. Ia.
ST. JAMES HoTEL-R II Henry, Brook.
haven Misc: J @ Evans, Galveston; L Lea,
Mofby, Capt J, $ Bond, CLINTON Miss; J W wat
son. D Eoseberry. HafAhurg. Ark: Fl 4 How
ard. Jr. w Child. Southern Express Cons
Rany John I, DanieFtl Montgomery: Miss
k hatle GILBERT Miss Belle Gilbert, Miss Jennie
Gilbert. Jas M Gilbert, FAIRY p Bell, David 2
young BENZ F Marsbkl. john Boyle.
ley and wife Raymon, sJiss: G. Il Lewis and
wife NeW Y, York: Frank Connolly. Alexandria.
La: !! J Charmand Sabine; Geo Il Chairman.
New York .G Goodrich. G Nunneley. Sher-
GssSLDYs HOTEL + Harrison. st Charles:
: III + W Hennessy. ] Andrews. st Louis Frank
M6ne9e9ler. d Armstead Galveston: L MilleTs
Y Harris, coast: W Riddle. Ala; Chas Ander-
son bark ! NEWCASTLE I Rainey, Mrs z Park
ana sop q psla1o. John q Isly. Jr. L D Por-
T e ana son. La; Samuel iTnrnez, Pensacola,
ria; N Dillon. st Mary; D L Craig. st James.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMooRAT FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1886

but active, Pork declined so@ioc: So rs. Iard
7 4Ts97.b1. Bulk meats.s shoulders 9e. ehof,
rib O 80 stett clear g. Whisky In fair demand
CLOSE wheat strong and higher at Vi 2i'.
Corn strong and higher ut aT9h. Oats ~ goqt
demand and &c higher pork strong ahd nlen \.
~. s9a n5GIa l2s. Lard strong and higher ~
7ea4.
The Drovars' Journal raporis Hoea-Re
eaiu ta a. Dfa, shipmnnts 1000: market weak NJ q
badly brok. u; decline OF lomlbo mixed pack
Ing ~ in6at 60 light 81 9t6et 60, choice heavy
81 7o0A 90. Many non-union men were r.
placed Nv experts to day. Cattle Receipts 5000,
shipment 2 90; good te choice scarce aud tlrnl.
a. Tunh 10: common 70 medium shipping duh,
slow aud eaAter, ~ enns a hntohn1a !, " Rn '
ers slow md easier, 81 ttdi 40 aheen-te-
oeipta 1000 shipments sj0: active and firm. ft0
NJ LOUIS. jan. rs Flour easier. Wheat
lower; No. ie1 fall ~ 2ss@i 2at7, No. q 10
si 20. Corn lower at saHA. Oats dull ut aGa
Whisky lower nj 81 ns Pork lower af sll,
Lard lower a ~ Bulk meas lower and lnao-
two shoulders 1904 10. ribs Gi606Hb, sides GEO
@6 10. Bacon seady and unchanged.
Hogs inactive and lower; light shipning - 10
dpi 20 packing - 9n@f tp, hntchers' TO select
A hnl 90. reeelpt4 II 300 shinments 1900, Ont-
lie active; good to uey be4yy fat steers a ~ ~ W
as 2b Hight steers $ttD4 so leaders ~ 50W3 s71a.
COWS aud hafars " hnDa ca, corn ted Tex
pns N 950a4; recaipa 1900 shipments 800 Sheep
firm; fair to good multons ~ 25@t o. prime TO
choice ~ 2b@4 rs. extra heavy $500 m re-
eainis 700 shiUmenia ITO,
OlNmNNATi. Jim. 15-Flour duh md lower
fnUtt Y fHHH N, laHty St bnhb ~, WHbh1 HN-tNt
at Al qaul 81. Corn enHier nj 4i@4a. Osts firm
at 3pfpal Pork weak NJ si3 az. Lnrd duh aud
over b. sell at 100 Bulk meats quiet AMI IN
changed. Bacon steadv and unchanged Green
meats quiet. shoulders 4, sides Gh. hams 7nTA
whisky In fair demand At ~ as, In consequence
Of the rule excluding saies not made by govern
M emf re-insneeton. Hnles Of only 3Hn barrels are
reuortel efIlcInlly the new rule requires the
use Of United Atntes government Instruments
and manual Sugar firm and unchanged. Hogs
enRy: common vi 1904 80, light ~ 1904 b5, pack
Ing ~ 46D4i6a. hutthers' 81 coal 66
i,ouIsvILIE. Jun 10 Flonr dull and I'm.
changed. Wheat lower nj vi AZ. Corn steady !.
white 40, mixed AZ Oats dull: white Al mixed
40 Pork nuiet Mt si4 Lard steady: tieree 81,
keR q Bulk meats steady shoulders a., ribs
81 Sides 7 Bacon saady: ahoulders-non
here, rib ~ sid ~. sugar hams
pHmlob Whisky firm Mt III 0a.
BALTIMORE jan. y. Evenlng.-Oaa flvm;
4GGat7. Pennaylvania t7@ta, Provisions dull and
unchanged Coffee firm Rio cargees 4@lf4
Sugar nrm, A soft Ok whisky dull: 81 II so
u Freiehfs dull and unchanged.
WihMlNGroN. Jan 1t.-Suira Of turpentlna
quiet nj 4o9. lloain firm. strained 81 AZ good
strained HI 30 Crude turpantius ataadY hard
81 CO. yellow dip ~ co Tar stendy at 81 IS. Corn
steady: prime white 81. mixaa f5.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16
STATE GONsoLs AND PREMIUM BONDS
MARKE AT N. %. STOCK EXCHANGE.
STATE ooNsoLs AT NEW YORK TODAY

1880 n. m.-Ab bid.
RAILROAD BONDS Chicago, 81. Louis and New
Orleans kailruad Company, Tennessee Item
ID, fret consolidated mortgage 1o4G5
do second MORTGAGE @, Jackson Rain Dad.
fret mortgage OIL ~ aecond coupon %
lis1s. do eecond debit 1l2a-. New orIeana and
Mobile Railroad o.. New Orleans Pacific
to. CANAL and Claiborne Street, fret mort
gage, IA.
UNITED STATES BoNps- Five per cents o.
AZ per eants %. par centa, here, 1GitA
g. 40 at New York loi lsGn--. do nj London
Io7 4Gh-.
hIIscELbaNEous BoNps Small State Oonsols
a.. City Consolidated Bonds 5000. Other
City Bonds "a. Drawn Premium Bonds
ItTls aiGs.
WARRANTS aoRIp, Fro State Warrants 1879.
receivable for licenses and taxes. asRupO
Levee Warrants asa Police Warrants 1875,
d. City ScripIaf3. %; 1874 30%@p-: 1878.
3shmss 1915. II h6O-; 1877. ~ Sd32i4. 1873. 30 A
MM1. School Certificates, 1875. u y @26, Halt
paid City Coupons 9E6D-. Interest Certificates
on State Consos-January, 1879, 7oa75; July.
1879 @, Privileges on Premium Bonds a6Dl
cent. Unpaid State coupene eu1e7A.
. srocK# The before the foto.rmV quotations
af stocks Indicates FRIDAYS freettp quotations ~
the Netc orleans stock Exchange: The !. last sale
since FRIDAY; the t. last sale to-day; a, 10Th dirt
,fpY,yf. i,fyJu il1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16
NEW oRLEA NJ MARK EFT.

Cotton opened In good request mt strong
prices. was In good demand and firm at noon
aud closed steady nj an advance Of 'se on all
grades, The strength Of the Improvement ar-
pea ed to he on the medium and lower grades
although the hAter qualities closed pretty
stronR at steady rates. The sales comprised
$500 bales mostly for Great Britain aud France
with however some lota for the Continent and
the North. The demand for Great Britain s
principally for the medium aud lower uuall
ties. while the inquiry for tho North IL mostly
for the better styles,
The Cotton Exchange reports sales TO day
p3oo bales, including none after d. IN. yester-
day. Market steady.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING. HOUSE.

I1pnrnfrpa balances
This week .s-......, en- aS6 n2a nv faap 7A6 ~
last week ..... ...... alb fnf 80 1911 GOT ~
Thia week last year, e.lpa,TsT OF fa9 aii 30
THE MONEY MARRH1 A fair demand for
money prevails ri easy rates.
Exceptional commercial paper Ia quoted f@a
" cent. Al do -GDp. collateral naua 1908; Al
mortgage pd -. second grade nominal.
New YoRR Money rate v cent,
LONDON bank Of England rate ,; Oonsols
~ IA 10
Pans Rentes ri 40.
Silver Mexican dollare rule at 300. trade
dollars pa@eB; American halves aud quarters
qasdbIno Bullion In London 81 ted: here, fine
81 14EP ounce,
AMERICAN GoLp-California TdRa v cent dis
count; taht weight a7dlpar mutiated v cent
discount
FoREIaN CotnsI In currency: Five-frsne
pieces HnA -r, twenty franc places ~ 100
soyaraigna "a 1904 30, fen thaler pieces " Goa
=. Spaniah douhloona si6 $50, Patriot doub
loone sib sbGH-, Mexican deuboons si6 sb@-,
Mexican twenty pesoa pieces sip aHDip 40, snuth
American gold 200 per pesos. German twenty
matks A. sn6hA 10.
Observation-Disclosures Here commercial IL 4Tqia
m4sel, bankers -na al+ bank - 6Dlag, al New
York commercial is telDiatl 4. hank 4s2 94E2k
FHANcs-Eaatar. Here commercial are 2B
@Bp4'. bank -fE.2lI; RI New York CONNER
cial 4 Aist nb 22ts bAnb 4 2lA 9b2D5s.
NEW YORK HIGHT-tlulet. Commercial ~ hIa-
count per sioVa. Bank and bankers' counter
checking rate par.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16

II will ba noted TINT The grnateat amount nf
track In, Ing haa been done IN hhnshs, which
aws nearly Ava hundred milrs 81 new ronht
while Minnesota follows with 3pi Iowa with NJ
young Dakota with 90 ana old Ohio With ajax
and 90 on.
Il IL nlso notable that nearly one.Glaftar 81
gauge showing tint the narrow gauge deu
eien as some call It, has not yet run it's course.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16
BODILY RkhTHERs

Have the most complete stock OF Cane WAGONS
wheels, Cotton Wagons, Bagasse Carts, Farm
CARTS Rice Carts. Small Ga, 81 OF every size. four
sna sf seat FamY WaaE sPTins Wsg
Hounds, Wagon Material, Axle Grease, Oaa
Boxes. e:o. We especially call attention 10 oar
Boxes and extra ironing OF ali our CARTS ana
Wagons. Manufactured In cur own factories a.
wheeling. w. Va, from the best material and By
5KiIIed mechanics. We can give a reliable
guarantee meet any competition and suDDly
Depat-As and 10 Union street,
mV2 3dp om
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE OF THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Thursday Evening. January A., 1880,
DAILY MARKET REVIEW.

Money IL In fair demand.
Foreign Exchange IL easier.
New York Sight IL uhiet.
state Consols and Premium Bonds show little
variation.
Stoke are quiet and Without any new Tea
fure.
Cotton Ia M higher here IN al grades, New
York enots are nominal nj yesterdays quota
aions while futures are a'fenE. Liverpool anote
are arm but futures are dull. Havra u frame
higher.
Ruear Ia In good demand and firm.
Molaaaea IL Ia fair request for unfermentina
which Ia scarce and firm.
Rice. II anything, IA stronger
nreadstuffs are quiet.
Provisions are quiet but rather etesdier.
Groceries and county products exhibit little
animation,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16
FROM THE PASSES.

PoRT EApH. jan, IL. 6 D. m.-Barometer 30IG,
Wind northeast strong. Weather cloudy,
No arrivals.
Sailed Steamships Margaret for Key West
Abdie for Havre. ChaImette for New YORK.
Mnngarton for isevet. ships Devonshire for
Liverpool. Ivy for Havre. bark Livingston for
Tarragona. ship Virginia for Liverpool,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16
DOMNsTtO MAVV ETH.
NEW YORK MARK ET.

spors-0pened and closed nominal Mt yester-
dat X quotations.
Tho regular sales comprised a22 halea, and
the deliveries on contract 1000 bales.
Q1otntions-0rdinarY lAs Good Ordinary
Ii II lGn. strict Good Ordinary u lG1, Low
Mddling 12hc, Midalng Upland 12fsc. Mid.
ding Orleans Iac, aud Mldaling TeXaa t9a.
FUTURES Opened barely steady, ruled barely
steady at noon and closed strong. with sales OF
hal nn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16
RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION IN 1879.
lRailway Age.j

The past year has been an extraordinary one
IN respect 70 the revival OF railroad building.
more miles of track having been laie than In
any year since 1879 and probably more than In
tnat year. The returns. OF course. are not yet
81 IN. put from various sources of INFORMATION
VS. nave compiled the following table. showing
tne total mileage constructed in each state as
Iar IS we are able TO learn, reserying the oppor-
SUnity OF detailed statement with additions:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16
MINING STOCKS.
Gan FRAHUtsoo, Jan. 15.-0iosing prices OF
mining stocks are aH follows. Sales.
C0ETsss.

t0h, quotations If Domestic and FOREIGN Mar
hets are from The closing kilograms. and nU Got
ION statistics from the Ne,u Orleans cotton Eg=
THnUUpl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16
FINANCIAL ANN UouuERCsAL NEws
ETJ,yER BJtIjI.I0N,

We are informed by Mr. Fooe aurerintend
ent or the New Orleans Mint. that the purchas
ing price of oliver bullion at THE port is now
'@t IA " ounce for nne, IN oa Of io,Noo ounces or
laau
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16
GtnEEEE-

Measre. Small \ 90 reeaivei the following
telegram to day FROM Rio Janero:
Purchases Of coffee since the aevanth. NJ 600
hags stock ata roo haga average daily receipts,
5000 bags; price pH4on arm. Exchange 23kd.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16
JJyFNPOOJ MARKET.

FroTs- Market frm Mt yesterdays quotations,
clostue at I'd for MiddlIng Uplands and Sd
for Middng @ eans. The sales Comprised
ID 900 balpa. of which 10 100 were American
Receipts If all kinds were 1i00 bales. OF which
100 we're American,
FUTURES -Opened quiet were subsequently
steady hut closed dull.
DELIVERIES Uplands. any port. not below
Low Middtlng were quoted az follows Janua-
~ l-lGl, January and February 3.s2i
February and March 7 & s2d March and April
7 6-92d, April aud May l6d May and June
nd June and July b-16i, July and August
"a. August and September ID,
HAVRE MARKET,
Hardening MT ~ francs for Tres Orflinare
(spotl and "a for Low Middling (afioat. showing
an advance of frame on both,
DAYS NET RECEIPTS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16
RIVER NEWS.
UFFiUH NEW ORLEANS DEMOORAT.
Friday, January IL, 1880.
Arrivals.
Departures.

Bee marine column.
Departures.
Emma Irvine, Alvin. J. M White Laura l..
Davis Chetok ee. Port Eads and harges. st. Mary.
stage Of tho Rivers.
Daily telegrapho report Of tho stnga Of water
at various points. with changes. In the "a hours
ending yesterday al o D. M,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16
FIN NsisAL.

lG,a quotations nf for i'm ami domestic mar.
Lefs are from The closing te}eprdms.l
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16
LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.

SUGAB-In good demand and firm for the
lower qualities of open kettle. To-day's receipts.
1911 hhds and II bbls; exports none stock under
the sheds s69l
Interior 6aa5Ic common -a67lc. good
common 81 q 65sc, fair 65s@-c. good fair 7@716e.
fully fair 7k9-c. prime 76@7hc. strictly
prime 7h075sc. seconds 6R9sc, yellow clari-
fed sx9s1[c, gray clarified sA1@s2sc. off white
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16
FIR EIG Nj rs,
Cotton.
COM WI e RCIAL.

Our quotations represent 'rl,olesale prices err
cept echeRJot lots are specified
LEAF ToBAoco-Running stock 54s hhds. stock
on sale 225 hhds. Quiet. Low Jugs 34@sxc p ID,
medium 4@44o, good and fine 4bt@4Ae. Low
leaf 595Ac. medium 64@ TIC. good and fine
7h@Shc Sc eetions 9@I0c.
MANUFACTURED ToBAoco-FIne plug $4,000 p
b. fine medium 57@62c Bright quarters. COM
mon sound. S2@35c. Bright navy. As and SIS
86@342c. Black sweet 5000. No. l. SIS and los
dark blacs sweet $4,000. Navy lbs black 3s@4sc,
nasy SIS black s4@43c Fancy styles. natural leaf
No ha aytra fancy 6T6naSa