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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-18
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The effect this surplus may have on the value
OF the article we leave to the judgment OF our

Surplus. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 656 0O
The effect this surplus may have on the value
OF the article we leave to the judgment OF our
For the present there may be reaction Of
the recent rasid decline. which amounted 10
but while Middling is sold at New Orleans at
l2hc, equal TO I'd for the Manchester spinner,
Iiserpeol will hardly respond sufficiently, and
this the less as stocks at our ports and at the
twenty-stx interior towns amount to 10000
bales. against $50 900 bales in 1879.
Certainly export is on ths increase. but the
amount bought fs much exaggerated; 1t Is
almost exclusively for shipment to Liverpool,
and a large quantity must yet go out OF the
country before prices here could feel the eff ct.
What might assist this market will naturally
be counteracted by the effect produced at Lily
erpool by our larger shipments. The Lanea-
shire spinners are well supplied. ana can keep
terest to depress It, especially as most Of pres
emit shipments go direct to the mills.
80 long as The large stocks at the Interior
towns act as damper on our market. proba-
bic reaction cannot bs OF long duration. Fair
weather for the crop would no doubt lead to
repetition Of that years low offers OF the fall
and winter months. and press down the whole
already at 11H, II 1l16. The pres ent cold spell
must tend in some measure to retard the crop.
but subseu lent warm weather would soon
bring 1t forward: beside. there will be plenty Of
cotton In the fall even II the crop should be
later than the last. At all events the extensive
planting OF the new crop points under favora-
BILE ct cumstances, to yield exceeding 5000 900
bales, and It cannot we'll fall short OF the pres
emit crop. which latter proves to be too much for
the requirements. Ia addition to which there
will bs a larger culture In all other countries
consequent on the enhanced value of the article
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-18
MARKETS BIZ rELEGRAPH.
DOM ESTIl

NEW YORK. April 17.-Soufhern flour dull and
declining; common to fair extra IS 1905 s., good
settled and opened 1@2o lover ' closing steady
at 0t1&c under yesterdays closing: ungraded
r red q aa@l 81 Corr shade essisr ungraded
Cofr se unchanged and e dull. Sugar firm. with
moderate demand; neiado 50 IS. Cuba 75s@
*. prime *; reaned In S fair A reaussS, and
pr 1Go are are, 4nn change standard eS@sk.
crushed 81. powdered o. granula,ed .s,S@9K.
Molasses unchanged and quiet. Rice In mod
Rosin dull at 81 1901 40. Turpentine lower
at So. Wool In BUYERS favor and dull; domestic
fleece IS pulled 330e2, unwasned 1904. Texas
and quiet at $40 80. Middles dull and easier:
. ssi steaf eA, eheEt ting att shSLs hard
fsny si a ana "a Feesns Fgg Whisky
lotion seed oil duff. April. May and June
offered at 46. no BIDS; July offered at 4: year
CHICAGO. April H. Flour dull and nominal.
Wheat unsettled and generally lower; No.
Chicago spring & Sskoi IoS; No, Q doiash@se;
and lower; 20. Pork In far demand. but at
lover rates: 50 rs Lard In fair demand but
lower; 74h. Bulk meats, active demand and
The Drovers' Journal reports: Hogs-Re-
cepts 5000. shipments 1000; market flrmer and
packing So 1904 as. choice heavy ii IS a. so.
light 81 1904 IS. Cattle-Receipts 800, shipments
Clipped ssS4 Wooled S soss s q. OF Sn'D"9n'S
s5 so q. fancy Ap e s Wbs d ;ms faN
f I demand a No: aeH; 81 daii ana lower:
Lard ,firmer at s.s5@s.9o. Bulk meats frmer :
shoulders 81. ribs g. sides 10. Bacon steady
and IL faie dem and ;ishoulders ~ ribs OK sides
steady: hards 1ooloh. New Orleans, 7assAr
%. packing u 1904 50: butchers, u 5000 90.
ST. LOUIS. April l7.-Flour nominal. Wheat
esx; No. 5 do 81 az bid.a Corn lower al saAs
3 da at 9. Buf
meats nrmer: shoulders 375 ribs 90. sides
s1o@e 10 Bacon frmer; shoulders ~. ribs
Hogs quiet: Workers and Baltimores 81 800
80 Bostons "a 2o94 IS. butchers 10 select 81 &C.
o. so; receipts 1soO., shipments $500. Cattle
steady, but the supply Is very light; good to
choice 81 1904 80 shipping and butchers steers
So 1904 20, good heavy feeders s404 20. cows
and heifers % 5000 50; receipts 200. ship
6 recsiuta 2'0. shipments 200
LOUISVILLE. April H.-Flour dull and un-
42K@4s. Oats quiet aud steady at 81. PORK duh
at $40 so. Lard quiet at z Bulk meats steady ):
shoulders 3X@4 ribs $40 6.25. sides 6 so. Ba-
81 05.
BALTIMORE. April l7.-Oats quiet but steady ::
Southern 44043, Provisions quiet and I'M
changed. Coffee dull; BIO. cargoes. 13x91bx.
Sugar firm: A soft sh. Whisky firm at 81 10H.
Fretehts unchanged
WILMIseToN, April 1T.-5plrits OF turpentIne
dun and nominal. Rosin. sady at 81 o5 for
strained and good strained. Tar steady at 81 30.
Crude turpenfine steady; 81 for hard 20 for
yellow Dip, 81 so for virgin. Corn unchanged.
FOREIGN.
RIo DE JANEIRo, Anrf1e.-Gnffee-good arsts
are quoted 1T 6lyVoGEi050 reis y 10 kilos.
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FUTURES,

Our sales and quotations are from the off,
ciat bulletin board of the Nesu Orleans Cotton
Exchange, and comprise all transactions re-
ported By the Exchange to the close Of bust
ness.l
Futures opened firm. ruled quiet at second
call and steady at the close. The sales summed
up 1900 bales. including II. $40 between calls.
10000 between calls. The movement was prin-
eiDally In Junes. comprising Is 800 bales. The
market closed at q considerable advance over
yesterdays. rs will be seen by the details be-
low.
COURSE OF THE MARKET.
The inside figures Of the following quotations.
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, 1880-04-18
IMMIGRATION.

There Ii q very general indication that the
laboring classes Of Europe. especially those Of
he farming dIstric s. are disposed to emigrate
la large numbers. and that the land o,cners of
he Western States and of Teas are using every
exertion to induce them to select their respec-
tive sections Of the country.
In Louisiana nothing is being done In this re-
epect. Our people expect to obtain i'm migra-
ton without making the least outlay for It.
When It was reported that the Chinese ,sers
moving from San Francisco at their own ex-
pense q telegram was at once sent to San Fran
cisco recommending them to come here. and
earn probably half Of the established wages to
which they had become accustomed, Europeans
are decidedly more desirable then chinese. and
will work better although On the same terms
as the Chinese. Our sugpr planters can obtain
them by Offering theinduoements of advancing
cost OF passage from Europe. payable here on
ARRIVAL as was done on two previous occasions
These European laborers come out In families.
conseo uently are more likely to become per-
manent settlers In the South.
L a calculation pas made of the money spent
iii bringing over from Florida and other South
ern States colored hands. either single or mar
ried. and men who abandon their families. 1t
viii be found that for the short time they have
worked for the planters who advanced their
trans portation the outlay has been very much
greater than families can be obtained from
Europe.
The system now Of taking on for 'oork any
ramps who may offer to work must, later. re-
suit verY fatally to the planting interest Such
men take no interest whatever inthe rosperity
of their employers. and have no idea Of settling
In any fixed locality. their idea being to get
high wages for little work. such laborers are
always ready to take higher pay and demorallze
the few good. steady hands.
During presidential elections labor is natur
ally disturbed more than on ordinary occa-
sions: 1t therefore becomes necessary for our
planters to be prepared for the grinding sea.
son. The prospects are that our sugar crop
will be larger than that of last year; II 30. we
shall require larger force to take 1t Off. and
now Is the time to take steps to get out Eu-
ropean families. In order that they may reach
here for grinding.
Il Is rumored that some few planters are
making arrangements to obtain families from
the north OF Spain and Portugal. This ought
not to be limited to few.
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Let us assume that 81 600 OF this Ii drawn frrm
America. and the balance from other sources.
then the 1858 900 bales to be shipped from Amer
lea would be- divided thus: Great Britain 100000
and Continent 1853 900.
Referring TO the foregoing explanations the
following table will show the movements at
this port. etc from the fl est instant to thu thr
tfeth OF September In 1873 aud 1872 and our
estimates for the same period 1896.
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DETAIL OF SALES

Before First OdL-June. 1000 at II g. HOO at
11.87, 800 at Il. 85: total. 2400 bales.
First Call June. TOO at II SO. 100 at HI Ocfo-
HOO bales,
Bet,oeen First and Second Caus-June. 800 at
11.73. 800 at liza. 1900 at II rs, 100 at 1172.
$40 at 1918. 400 at lilo. $40 at 11.73. 800
at lila. 14o0 at 1l75. HOO at .74; May. HOO at
II Is. 1900 at l174 $40 at I!.76 total $500 bales.
Second Call-3OO al liza: total 500 bales.
Ill., TOO at HIT 100 at 1l79 800 at II u. 500 az
IL 80 900 at 1179 100 at 17s 800 at 11.79. TO at
49, 400 at 1179; July. 100 at 11s3. 100 at II .85
M ho1a
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From the above tab a IT. will be seen that after

From the above tab 1t will be seen that after
allowing that the stock here on the thirtieth Of
September next will be 81 Oo0 bales aud that
held by Engli.h spiuners az 600 bales larger
than al sam, date at year: apd that our ex
ports will exceed last year BY 18O0D bales. we
arrive at the conclusion that there W II remain
for actual eonsunp tion by English soinners
SO 461 bales per week. against 1912 last year
ad So 0 10 the year before.
There have ouy been four working days In
the manufacturing districts this week. and
taking two thirds OF q full weekly eonsump-
ton. We now estimate the stock held by Eng
lsh spinners at 200 900 bales against 1877 600 last
year and lao. 600 tue year before at same date.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-18
COTTON STATISTICS.
IN. Y. Evening Post. April IS.


On March we gave an estimate of supply
aud consumption, showing surplus stocks at
the end Of this season amounting TO 336 900
bales. The estimate OF our crop may nov
be raised $4,000 bales. our low estimate Of
the supply from India 1oD. coo bales. while
we reduce the supply from Egypt ant from
other countries $4,000 bales instead of 7 $40 90
bales. This makes the total supply 76io.-
600 bales. In order to meet all objections we
estimated the consumption In this country at
1900 900. but according the opinion Of the best
judges this figure must be reduced to 1850 900
bales. Consumption In Europe we now esti-
mae for the entire season from first October.
1879. to the thirtieth September. 1880 at 102 900
actual bales the week instead Of 1903 $50 bales on
the eighth of March: namely Sc 600 bales the
week for Great Britain and 4s 600 bales for the
Continent; and this reduces the total consump.
ton Of the world from 900 bales to $50 000
and leaves stocks at the ports and at the mills
In United States and Europe amounting to
$50 600 bales instead OF $3.50 900 bales as estimated
on third OF March,
Balea
American crop. $50 600
supply from India. Observation-Disclosures. 200 600
bnpDiy from ERyL observation-disclosures. 500 900
Supply from other countries. ........... $50 600
100000
Consumption United States. etc. l. 75o. oeo
Consumption Of Europe 100 COO
bales the week. g 304 900
- 0s4.0 600
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-18
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

In sympathy with firm market at New York
spots hardened here. and closed at SO advance
on Low Middlina. MiddlinR and Good Middling.
The supply was fair theisales summing up 1900
bales. exclusive of 1000 yesterday. but the as
sortment was rather poor.
The Cotton Exchange reported sales to. day
5000 bales. including 1000 bales after o. m.
yesterday. Market Arm. Stained H@hc less
than white of the same grade.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-18
GRAIN AND FEEDsTUFFs.

[Oalr quotations are for agholesaLe lots on the
landing. Dealers job at the folloaoiag Advance
from store: Corn 2GD4c per bushet Oats 20D4c
per bAshet Bran 5@71ac per 100, and Hay So
as per to7a.l
OoRN In sAoKs-In fair supply. mo 'erate de-
mand and quiet. White 500 white mixed
500. yellow 5o@51c yellow mixed 49G5oc d
OArs-In fair supply. moderate demand and
BRAN-Is In light supply, moderate demand
HAY-Is scarce: the demand Is fair and the
market strong; choice s22@24 ton. prime
BULK GogN-April As DAG FOR mixed y bushel.
white 47@4ec yellow 47@4sc.
BULK WHEAT-Saiable al Sol 30 y busheI.
PROVISIONS.
Our quotations OF provisions are for lots at
wholesale. Jobbers' prices are 2505Oc per Dbl
more, and H@Zc higher per lb.l
Provisions are quiet and easy.
PoRK-s11 25@l1 80 p bbl for new.
BREAKFAST BAooN-Ord1nary 1890. choice
BAooN--shoulders 595Ie, clear rib sides
7A@-c v ID, clear sides 7a@7Se.
DIZZY SALT MEATs-Loose shoulders 4M942Se.
packed 4I@4hc. clear rib sides eH@s%c. clear
HAMs-Fresh choice canyased sugar cured,
medium average 9h@1Oe n. large do 8x@9Ac.
small do 10k@lohc, old sk09hc.
LARD-Refned In nerces 7h@7Mc. refined In
kegs sasAe, refined In buckets sA@shc. Pack
ers' lard-tierees roc. kegs III CSC. pals @
SC.
PACKERS HOG PRoDUcrs-Prime mess pork
sl1gl1 so, eytra 20 SOC. rumD pork 90 90
s SbI. Pig PORK 50 @ half Dbl and 'llen 50 y
BREF-Weetern lis selling at s1o@12 Dbl.
and 1907 y half bib Fulton market 80 2s0s 80
v half bbl.
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FINANCIAL Ard COMMERCIAL NEWS
OUR COFFEE MARKET.

Meesrs. Small Il Co. report In their weekly
coffee statement of this date: Receipts this sea-
son 17eol2 bags. Gales since the first Of July
l6soi2 bags. stock In frst hands 5000 bags.
dealers stock 10000 bags: market dull at our
nuofationH
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
10 ok0
NEW YORK MARKET.

Spots Firm at yesterdays rates. The reRu-
lar sales comprised 3442 bales, and the deliveries
Oh contract 1400 bales.
Quotatfons-Ordt 9Xc, Good Ordinary
1910. Strict Good Ordinary 11Kc. Low Mid
dung 11Kc, Midding Uplands 11Sc. Middiing
Orleans l2c, and MiddlinR Texas 12c.
FUTUREs-Opened 8 eady at decline, ruled
steady at noon. and closed firm. with sales of
nn0 hnlaa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-18
MINING STOCKS.
COTTON.

Our quotations of Domestic and Foreign
Markets are from, the closing kilograms, and
our Cotton statistics from the Neao Orleans Cot
ton EJchnnOe1
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LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.

SUGAR Quiet and steady at quotations. Re-
ceipts hhds. Stock under the sheds 1918
hhds.
Common e1 orc. good common 7]Sa7Xc, fair
7a97Hc, good fair -@7Ac. fully fair 75S 97a&c
prime -@7zc. strictly prime -Ds3. choice
-@sAc. seconds 7@8c. yellow clarified s5s
@s%c. off white sA@9c. choice white-@976c.
standard white -@9he.
MoIAssEs ~ Firm Receipts % bills. Stock
under the sheds 1000 bbls.
Common -0s5c. Inferior -@3oc. p gallon.
centrifugal 3o@42c. fair .-@40o. prime 42@45c
strictly prime 47@5oc. choice bo052,. clstern
bottoms 45Gt5o.
RICE Stocks are, running down, and a, good
inquiry prevails from the shipping and local
trade, who are buying while there are desira-
Bile selections. The market Is strong. No. 1880
Axe, common 5IG676c, ordinarv 6A96kc, fair
65s06Ac. good 6M07e. prime 7h@7%c choice IN
&C.
BREADSTUFFs.
1.-THE folloaoing prices are for round lots. job
lots are 25(D50c more per bbl according to
qualityI
FLoUR-Is dull. Fine 80 5063 rs. superfine
81 25@4 371s. single extra 81 371l@4 so, double
extra 81 1904 rs. treble extra 81 2505, family
s5 25G5 so. choice extra IS 50@b rs. fancy IS 87H
@6,
CREAM AND PEARL MEALs-ss 1893 25 y Dbl.
Com MEAL-s2 25@2 80 q bb!.
GRITs- Choice IS 1903 rs.
HoMINY-$-D3 % bbt.
BYE FLOUR-$6@5 30 p Dbl,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-18

Governments quiet and steady.
SToCKs.-The before the fol loagisg quota
lions of stocks indicates aDeekly quotations of
the Meas Orleans Stock Exchange; the I, last
sale since Friday; the /, last sale to-day; q,
10Th dividend; e, &c dividend.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-18
"lncludtDR Uhauutl
STOCKS THIS DAY AND BAME DAY LAST

LlfhhfOoL mhHhEE.
SPoTs- Ter but not quotablY lower; I'd for
Middling Uplands and 7l-16f for Miidltng Or
leans. The sales COMPRISED 1000 bales. Of which
$500 were American. The receipts comprised
920n baies. OF Whtcn $3.50 we're American.
FuTUREs-Opened auieter and closed steady.
DELIvERIRs-U glands. any port, not below
Low Middllng. were quoted IA folowe: JAM ar
=, February -, March =. Anrii 6 Is 1906 20 sad
April AM NAV 29-a2f08 ID 1906 40 32d, MAY and
June 6lS 1895 20 sag ED June AM Jn,y 1915
29.s2t0s ib.16d. August and September TO
6 81 32a6 10 16t, 8. ptemhar and October 6Bd.
October aud November 65s@o6 10 sgd. November
and December Is. 80 !. Deeember ID.
HAVRE MARKET,
Dull and unchanged at franc decline for
Tres Oidinaire. aud frsnc increase for Low
Mlddling.
Quotations--s4 francs for Tres Ordinaire
tspot) and 81 for Low Mddling tah 'at).
WORLD's VISIBLE So PPLY OF COTTON.
New York ChronieieJ
We copy the following kilograms from the
II ~
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TATE OONSOLs AND PREMIUM BONDS
AT THE N. o. STOCK EXCHANGE.
STATE OONsOLS AT NEW YORK

bTATE VVNBOI5 al NNW 1Vuhs
II 80 a. m.-50h@51h.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
n. Orleans: New York. London.
Bid. Asked. Bid: Asked. Bid, Asked.
4 V c.. .1o6I 1904 Ut 1C9h -
81. new 1885
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COMM ERCIAL.

Our quotations represent wholesale prices
Except When job lots are speciaedl
TOBACCO,
LEAF ToBAoco-The running stock is 1900
hhds, part OF which Is held for local delivery and
for shipment. Stock on sale TOO hhds.
Export Iobacco-Quiet. Low Tugs s1S@4c Nfb,
medium 4k@4he, good and fine 4k@5c. Low
leaf bk@bMc. medium 6x07ke. good and fine
7k@ske seieefions e0IOc
Cutting Grades = In request at full prices.
Lugs 5@5Ac. medium bh@5hc. good TO fine 5K
@6e, low Leaf 696hc, mediu N leaf 61a@8c, good
to flne 8@12c, selections 10000 IL of good color
and sweet aud sound might com more.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO Quiet. Fine plug
6O970c v b. fine medium 80 1906 Bright quarters
IS, 100000. Black sweet s2@5Oc. No. l. SIS and
los. dark blaek sweet 33@43c Navy lbs black
nsra lazy aa Mo- lbs eRna fape1
67@$I.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-04

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-04
CAUTION TO the PUBLIC

10 avoid imposition, purchasers OF WAthAm Watches
WI Deserve that every genuine watch. whether gold
arer bears oar trade MARI on both case aud movement
ovso Cases are stamped a. W. Co." and guarantee
eeruncates accompany them silver cases stamped
Am Watch So-. WAthAu Mass Sterling silver and
are accompanied BY guarantee eertncAtes signed r. E
hoooins ireasarrr The name = WAlthaui" IS plainly
engraved apeu all movements Irrespective either dis
MS caution rendered necessary by Of the fact
tnSf our cases Are fre1neauy separated FROM
meats And pot into worthless Of other makers
aud rses rrsa thus affecting turousy the performance
OF the watches and vatng our guarantee which Is
tended to cover oaS our complete watches wholly
oS US II Is necessary. also because Il IS notorious
70 Dc pubuc scandal, thAt there Is aud In the
metal qnsity OF both eold and silver gene
rally sold We have demonstrated by frequent assays
thar MANY soc and silver cases offered In the market
deoAsed nun nom 10 10 20 per cent from quality
they assume TO De This fraud upon the aud
Accounts Tor tne low price AZ which such cased watches
have peen sosd
We take This oocAsinn 10 announce that We have
plate movements, known BY the MARKS VIM. Eilerr,"
Appleton Tracy Co. 'Walthan Watch Co. e p ).
Bartlett and " broadway, giving to them o1ly
hshsy improved appearance, but great additional value
renee and study r twenty years be uset In this
popu ar form OF watch We give these new model watches
special Recommendation 10 all who look for good per-
furmancc and solid excellence NJ moderate cyst The
alterations have been made with the view Of pleasing
practical watch makers aS well - watch
We avail ourselves, too, OF thiS occasion to the
wS,Sam SoS> IN All graSas i. NOW @e sups5Ss 1y o.
kno~sdsed that our competitors Swiss and American.
- nav ~ 'esooes oot 70 prssent the attraction OF
~ Iii ,hsn M ~ n -, 90, ra tney nass
70 So ~, ~A. theS AL keC Tunes are hsru, ana
people geIsr.ly not showing good watch from bad
@ 49, ~ 80 silt ~ - " ueSlde mem wa.
49, r 'Ns e.niaeo. ns,sn LeSioFer on arr anu