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Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.
 Money closed at per cent, after loaning as high as and 1-32 Exchange closed steady at s4 80a4 s. The stock market this morning weak in the early dealings and prices declined i to II per cent in the entire list, but toward frmer feeling set in and advance of < to per cent from the lowest point took place Lake Shore, the elevated railroad shares St. Paul Omaha, Canada Southern and Western Union the most conspicuous in the improvement After l o'clock, however, weakness again in and decline of to per cent. led by Canada Southern, recorded, and the market closed strong. The active stocks Western Union Telegraph, Lake Shore Erie. Wabash Northwestern, Milwaukee & St. Paul, Kansas Texas, Delaware. Lackawanna Western and Nashville The following
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22
District of New Haven ss. Probate Court, |

December 20th, 1880. WNSTATE of JULIA NJ. OLMSTED late of New Ha- II ven, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate the District of New Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time will be debarred recovery All persons indebted to estate requested to make immediate payment to OLIVER $. WHITE, d91 2dIws Executor.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22
Great Britain.

Serious Railroad Accident. LONDON, Dec. 22.-A terrible collision oc- cured on the Midland railway, near Leeds, yesterday whereby several persons were killed and fifty injured.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22
BomO an0 Roonts.
FOR. RENT

 M& A LARGE nicely furnished Room for gentle sxiiii;l man and wife, with board, at
 hhiii dI6 6t3 S5 OLIVE STREET. Furnished Rooms With Board. hA A PLEASANT and desirable suite of Rooms Ea;;is; in quiet neghborhood location central the M.U rooms large and sunny; terms moderate. For particulars call at 529 CHAPEL STREET, ds If Corner of Park.
 Furnished Room to Rent, ,heA. WITH or without board within 15 minutes M;sIIH walk of postofce; to the right party will E.IlJ be rented very low.
 MERWiN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE d6 237 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22

$2, 500 worth of plated ware and notions.
 The men described themselves as Matthew Lane, twenty five years old, cook, living at No. 133 West Twenty street, and David 0. Bliss. twenty three years old, no occupation, living at No. POS Grand street. Lane is not known to the police, but Bliss, who is known as Doctor" :" has been arrest
 ed for sneak robberies on several occasions His picture now fills space in the police album
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22
A. & L. NUSBAUNf,

Practical Watehmakers, 296 Grand St., City.
 Repairing of all grades Of watches speciality.
 Swiss Anchors, cleaned and regulated .75 Swiss Anchors and cylinder Etemwinder, cleaned
 and regulated. % English Patent Lever, cleaned and regulated 100
 regulated ....'...' L25 American Patent Lever stemwinders, do, do. 1.25 American Patent Lever, cleaned and regulated. LOO Altering key in stemwinder. -$8 and $1O Repeaters cleaned and regulated 200 CnrononeteEes o.VO For sals-Fine Gold and Silver Key and Stemwind- S up to 1885, 2oz. 2, g. 5oz. All the above patent levers and will be warranted rep resented d15 I'm
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22
ID. M. Welch & Son, Nos. 2S and 80 Congress Avenue.
MERRY CHRTSTMAS

MERRY CHRISTMAS A-stands for articles enumerated below, B-stands for Broadway, where so many go; C-stands for corner, big brick store, Dis for doorway, one ninety-eight and two four; E-is for Everett, Sanford's his surname, Finds assortment of Meats, Poultry and Game. G-is for Groceries, a large stock on hand; His for handling them as quick as I can. lis for myself" ," and I'm always willing, Just to have spry penny, rather than slow shi-
 ling
 K stands for Kristmas if you spell it that way; Lis loads of Groceries, cart in 8 day. M-stands for merry, which may you all ever be; N-is for Nix-Nax, come buy them from me. O-is for Orleans new crop of Molaeses; PBtands for Porto Rico, much used by the masses. Q-is for queer" way rivals have of thinking; Really he sells so cheap,he can't keep from sinking S-is for some who buy the cheapest to be found; T-stands for getting trusted all over town. twill agree with me when say always try; Variety and quality. best in market to buy. Wis for will yous when you get spare hour, X-amine my stock of fine Groceries and Flour. Y-oun lind it for your interest, our prices are'nt z-means down to zero with Happy New Year.
 Yours, respectfully,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22
WANTED.

A BRASS MoULDER who thoroughly under stands the mixing and moulding of Bronze Metals of all grades Address
 THE CLARK MFG. CO.,, dI7 St Buffalo N Y
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22
District of New Haven $. Probate Court, i,

District of New Haven ss. Probate Court,l
 K December 10th, 1880. ! TNsTATE Of JOHN BRERETON, late of New Haven HL in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate the District of New Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to presen, their accounts properly attested within said time will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate requested to make immediate pay mert to T. ATTWATER BARNES,
 d2I 211u ASfminiatrator
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22
SECOND NATIONAL BANK

or NBW daV6Ils OOln. YTyHE annual meeting of the stockholders of the \ Second National Bank of New Haven, for the election of directors the transaction of other law full business will be held at their banking house. in the city of New Haven, on the second Tuesday of January January 11th) A D. 1884, between the hours of eleven and twelve of said day.
 I. K. WARD, Cashier.
 Dated at New Haven this 9th day of December, 1S80. d7 dtja11 3tW
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WANTED.

hA FEW gentlemen of regular and quiet hab- EIiia it's may learn of comfortable for rent. EliN newly furnished-but unfurnished, if desired by calling st 'OFFICE," 160 Chapel Street,
 d4tf Opposite Elliott House.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22
WANTED.

VlAnn MEN and Women at H. A. SAN NOUO FORD'S to buy Meats and Provisions. He is selling very low. Hams, He per lb Shoul- ders Rib and Sausage at Sc Turkeys, 16c; Chick ens 15c All kinds of Meats and Groceries low pri- ces for cash. Remember the number,
 all If 93 BROADWAY.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22

S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. DRIVATE families, boarding houses, hotels and U restaurants can be supplied with help of differ
 ent natonalities Great attention is paid by the pro
 prietor of establishment in the choice of girls women before sending them to fill situation. Coun- try calls of any distance promptly attended to- S3h Orange street, near Crown street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22
WANTED---AGENTs

To sell the new Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine. The only machine making perfect 1ock-stitch with shuttle to thread in short, this new machine is admitted to be the ghtest running. neat, dura- ble and very best upon the market for all purposes Address apply to
 Wheeler X Wilson Mfg. Co.,,
 all 12t New Haven. Ct.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22
PRICES REASONABLE.
dNmds.
SLEIGH WANTED-

PORTLAND CUTTER, either but little A used. Call at PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
 d22 If 242 Chapel Street
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Max. Temp, S2 Min. Tenn. 26: Total Rainfall or Melted Snow Qnches and 1OOths) 45 Max. velocity of wind, S2 miles per hour.
 J. H. SHERMAN, Observer,
 serRt Signal Corps, U. 8. Army.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22

Dan1 Trowbridge, 4. c. Wilcox, chas s. Leete, ! M Mason, Jas D. DeweH, Cornelius Pierpont. CHAS. PETERSON. President.
 CHARLES s. LEETE, Vice President. H MASON. Secretary.
 GEO. E. NETTLEToN. Asst sscy. is1 sod.tf
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22

INEXPERIENCED Job Pressman. Steady work an IA good wages guaranteed. Address, stating wager with references, H. P. HUBBARD,
 d22 2t New Haven. Conn.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22
8tal Gstate.

HALL TO RENT, Jt THE large and conimodious Hall 303 Chapel Ei street, will be rented during the for So- ZlL cials Parties Fairs Lectures Rent low. Inquire on the premises, Room No. 15. d2O E. L. BASSETT
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22
FOR SATE.
FOR SALE.

keA HOUSE with nine rooms and 35 feet front
 s.ia State street at Cedar Hill for s2 600 Also MIV House with feet front State street in vicinity for sale for s, ,60O Inquire at
 mo ROOM g, 69 CHURCH STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22
Furnished Hnuse

Ie&As gentleman and his wife {having child E;IH ren) would like small nicely furnished House A.U within ten minutes walk of the old depot; no fancy price will be paid but for the right place. liable party be found would take possession April 1st best city references given. Address
 d20 St A. B. C., ," New Haven P. o.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22

A FEW ladies to engage in art work; can be done "A at home. Pays well to those wishing to. devote the whole part of their time. For particulars ap ply to FRANKLIN ART ROOMS,
 d21 4ts 337 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22

WANTED, DETWEEN Feb. 1st and April 1st, 1881, $, GOO at ID per cent on centrally located Real Estate. Sc curity more than double the amount wanted. Ad dress 6DRAWER 19." d22 8t# New Haven P O.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-04
MARKErs M rELEenAPm.
DOMESTIC.

New York. March s.-Southern -four dull !:
" @G r so yefS to SeHs
Corn tsle better; isis active s sspqr. business:
i've nt AZ. Hops quiet and nom insi.
goes la@le1. jpb lots iaes1s. saga, very strong !:
molasses sugar. 81 test. 81, fair 70 good retln-
SGSs S Ss?'s %iss sasss $751; az
9H ] OK S.o cut oa fhs sSxaef0a '~
r ashss aa asr sE q
It $os IN al dsmasd s sna and and
1862 Mda ts' aaes aaa n Lard
7s1a@1ee WHISKY nominal ' Il d TO- frsishts t.
~: all The year ~. March 4, April. May and
New Orleans 1o,s@ii. Texas eaapi1. - $3.50
March T1r dedya and pd,dans
nrm; No; Chicago spring 81 IS. No, DO Il %.
oats, active, not anotsbiy higher; s,s. PorE;
easier; shout ders ~. short ribs ss5. sides e.7s.
CLOSE Wheat dun weak and lower at u a4'.@
unenaussd Pork dull o%s' lover. LARD d a1
the Droyers, Journal reports: Ho9a-Re;;
ceipts $4,000. shipments 1000; quiet. slow and
peor shacs
fight ii 2b@4 IS. CattleReceipts 5000. ship
meuts 1900: slow and fairly active; choice ship
ers' s2@3 so: stockers and feeders unchanged.
Sheep Receipts 1900. shipments 100: moderately
sr. Louis. March s.-Four easier: fancy
e st No. 4 - red isli i assl ~, No. d
Whisky steady. at 81, o., Pork dull !. johbipg
meats iirm and slow; shoulders s.sS@ios, ribs
ders 4a@An. ribs 1887. 80. sides 7.6o@7.55.,
Hogs Log. fairly active; light !. 1904 20: packing
soo shpments $780, cattle s1e' IL n active DEM ana
and all sold. A drove Of choice Illinois steers
brought IS 80. Other sales were: Good to choice
stockers q 1909 80. cows and heifers 81 1903 50.
cornfed Texans 50 5000: receipts 1900, ship
ments 60. Sheep In active demand !: fair to good
170O
oIscrssAI1. March a.-Hour auies and aI IN =.
Wheat strong and hieher at 81 %. Corn
s7@37h. Pork dull ct s1a. Lard strong at 7ls
rb; 20 ss Sides Bacon IL fair demand andrm
shoulders 5A. ribs ~, sides TX: Whisky quiet
orlsans 5asar Hoss aaas and m on
mon % 1904 20. light - 25dD4 As. packing "a 500
4 65, butchers 81 e5h04 rs.
LOUISVILLE. March 3.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat steady at 81 2291 Is. Corn
flrmer at ~. Oats dull at 4o@4l Pork dull
s12 so. Lard quiet at "a. Bulk meats quiet:
quiet; shoulders s. ribs 714@77s. sides 7%974.
sugar-cnred hams 1oG11. Whisky steady at
81 O5.
nALTIMoRE. March s.-Oats firm Southern IS
DAD. Western white 48049. do mixed 1901.
Pennsylvania 1000. Provisions very quiet.
shoulders AZ. clear rib sides OK. do packed 81
@7A. Bacon--Shoulders 81. clear rib sides 8,
hams 1922. Lard 81. Coffee easier; Bio car.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-04
HORsE AND MULE MARKET,
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

n1TY UOTET,-E FoItz Misa. q Williams 4
poatnn TrnnL Hvrch III Thnmas n Mnsdes.
Hrookhaven. r < Womnck uhenvvi,le ~: n
4 Ivnnh citv 81 rnnanhn nc Sandv T@y.s.
i u Waas an and wIfs Naw w YorI: Mans
dnlnh EIn.i w" ~. Mra NJ nraa,noIa ~ H,rMsn
tnn Iana n nraeh4a,a sasnn
Wa.rn Us var Varnon Minss. M GnsTar
MeKan Mm N narmnnv h N craham n.ngrsI
viila N Andsrsnn - Miaa nornaiia hsunnsy,s
nanton !" Misa. Ford noinmhisa
Smilev' d Walker Maannlia. I'M simms
Williams burg. Jno Mansnm' Weason. Miss.
Mas T1nra Barnatt Neaann Mas: Mis- Il
1Jlaveland' Mrs Robinaon Mobile: Van b WIN
de 5 H Ta; hswormaetedT ana we ~ M9asy:
wisn ana htIdrnnD Wnhja. Z, 1,nf,eid ana
wito Mrs Ilauia nnnst. II n Minor. Wafa,aA \
Xvaron II fdyinnst;on 4 TnYts II stnrtavantp
I. 4 HIaushtar' inc Holmes. Walter Bnrneas'
AM omiabv uhss Farley. II Ford. Terrebonne:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.


THE fouo,otnV are the latest quotations to day,
ne tnside figures indicating the bidding rate and
the outside the asking rate.l
=, IAILnoAp Bosps-n chicago. st. Louis and New
do second mortgage @. Jackson Rail-
road, first mortgage -@112.. do second
COUPON o.. DO, SECOND debt @. New
leans Pacific o.. Canal and ClaiboEne street
works Company mortgage 1oe1l10.
MISCELLANEOUS Bonds -4mall HtRte ConsolB
%. City Oonsolidated Bonds s2k@oAx. Wharf
Bonds @ -. Drawn Premium Bonds l2sk@i7s.
City Ten Per Gent Bonds %. Waterworks
Bonds %.
WARnANTs. scnrP. Ero.-Levee Warrants %
90; State Warrants, 1879 receivable for licenses
1870. 10. OitY Scrip--ls74, 4oD4ok: 1878. 400
seh?9! Qe,!itestes- ISIS ana 1879. O..
oates on Btase Consols-January 1872. %:
July. 1870. %. Privileges on Premium Bonds
% v cent. Unpaid state Coupons 6f064.
erouKs 1he before the Jollo,oino Q.sotations
s N. ta snas nah sossv 10,
since Friday the T.. last sale to-day: a. soNh divi
III. u. VIZ
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-04
FUTURES

Opened steady. ruled steady Mt the second
call and closed firm. at marked advance on
yesterdays quotations. The sales summed up
e4oo bales. including $500 between calls. against
a total OF 1900 bales yesterday. including s2oo
between calls. The movement to-day YVES prin-
oipally in Mays and Octobers. the sales OF the
former alone summing up 1000 bales. and OF the
latter 1900. The largest single sales were 1000
Noyembers at the fret call at 11.s0. and 1000 at
the second call at 1t.57. The details Of prices
and sales will be found below:
COURSE OF THE MARKET.
The inside figures Of the following quotations
at the calls are the bidding rates to-day and the
outside figures the asking rates. The bidding
rates ut Ii q. m. and ! ,. m. are for the regula-
ton of MARGINS:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-04

NEW OALEANb CLEAHINd-HOUbN.
Thus far g2edrdnces. balances.
This Week. ....4....a 81, pAB,gAb Oh 1Rb7, ggH 20
Last week. ............ 1861 BOG 81 6p4, sac %
This week last year. 6,0b6.gbB Oh Btp, 2B7 al
THE MONEY MARKET-Exhlbits more ANNA.
ton.
" cent: AL do --@s: collateral lonns COT: loans
on call at the banks 6do6 y cent y annum, and
on the street -@5: AL mortgage y: second grade
NEW YoRK- Money rate 5 Y cent.
LONDON Bank Of England rates y cent; Con-
soils ~ ID 10.
PAR1s-flentes s2s7k.
STANDARDIZATION dollars rule ut s7.sGDsak,
trade dollars pl@sb: American halls and quar-
ters par. Bullion III London biAd: here. fine
AMEnioAN 0oLp- California 7@s y cent dis.
count: light weight N@par: mutilated v cent
FonEIsN. CofNs - In currency: Five.freno
pieces 5000, twenty franc pieces % 76t1-.
aovereiRns ~ 1904 gB. ton thaler pieces " cor
80. Spanish noublpOns e15 $50. Patriot doub
looms &lB 6b0-. Mexican doubloons eiG 3bGD -,
Mexican twenty pesos pieces $40 y5@1p Al
south American gold p0o v pesos. German
twenty marks ~ eO@4 g.
sTERL1na- Easier. Here commercial Is 4s2@
4ss. bank 4s4ss, bank counter rate 4at. bankers,
is 4s2k04s3k, bank 4b4@A84k.
FRANCs-E Easier. Here commercial are s.2sH
Gb6. 2gk, bank 3 2ak6Db.2 2k: ut New York CON-
mercial 81 k04.e3. bank b.2Oss@b 40.
New YoRK hlaHT-ERsier. Commercial ie soc
discount. and bankers counter checking rate u
premium $1,000.
urArp r1Nanru ANN ppnMruM pnNnp
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-04
DRAFTS on THE UNITED STATES Az
HISTANT TREASURER AT THIS PORT
NOW PAID ONLY IN COIN.

II seems to be customary for the Department
OF the Treasury to send, from time to time,
special agents to examine the workings Of the
Assistant Treasurer's Offices throughout the
country. Within a few days Mr., J. 4. Meline.
special agent and ook.keeper Of the treas
ury. has arrived here with two assistants, Mr..
u. N. Martin and Mr.. r. H. Forsyth, to look into
the workings Of our office. Since the arrival Of
Nr. Meline he has found that instructions
which have been Issued to and are In force In al
other offices In relation to paying drafts on tho
Assistant Treasurer only In coin no per cent In
xold aud 10 per cent In standard silver dollars)
have not been received here. consequently Mr.
Meline issued the order that these instructions
should be complied with here; but a. this
change has created some complaint. MIR. Meline
mas autographed to Washington for further In
HtrusttonR.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-04
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Spots opened with the movement restricted
BY the strong views Of factors. which were
maintained to the close. The market WIS firm
throughout the day and the sales comprised
4aoo bales. exclusive Of 400 yesterday. The sup
ply was tair. but the assortment was poor. es-
peolally OF the inferior grades. which appear to
be generally offered. while the better styles
seem to be held OIL the market. Low Middling
and MiddlinR continue scarce.
The Cotton Exchange reports sales to-day
1900 bales. including 400 after p. m. yester-
day. Market Arm. Stained 'sDhe less than
whfta of the ARn0 class.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-04
THE STOCK EXCHANGE AND CARONDE-
LET STREET

Tho boom continued to-day ON Carondelet
street and ut the Stock Exchange, even Ia q
more lively manner than yesterday. The sales
summed up 42lo 600 State Oonsols. ess 600 Pre-.
MUM Bonds and 1904 shares or stock. Nearly
oil the shares Of stock sold to-day showed a
marked Improvement One after another. In
quick succession. advance on advance seems to
follow In stocks, and. ~ an illustration OF this.
only 90 was offered on last Friday for Levee
0team Cotton Press. and to-day II was sold
at e2s,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-04
FUTURES Ar THE NEW ORLEANS COTTON
EXCHANGE,

The interest In cotton futures at tho Cotton
Exchange ID apparently becoming stronger
every day. The calls are not onlr lively.
but between the calls the trading is quite
animated. Groups are formed In and near the
Exchange. around which crowds Of look
ers-on assemble to witness the exciting
bids and offers. In fact. the excitement
n sometimes such that Il reminds one Of the
New York Cotton Exchange.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-04
FINANCIAL AND COxMERClAL.
OFFICE or THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Wednesday Evening. March .. l60os
DAILY MARKET nEv1Ew.

Money is easy.
Foreign exchange and New York si9ht are
easier.
State Oopaols are easier.
Premium Bonds are steady.
Stocks are active. excited and advancing.
Cotton Ii firm here for spots and futures \; the
rntt,r ahow marked advance. spots are firm
~ Nav York and futures strong. Liverpool
ur,ts IRA t.,cd higher. while futures are easier.
Havre II heavy.
sugar and molasses are Hrmer.
Ttise exhibits better feeling.
fsreadstuffs are quiet.
Grain II Arm.
Feed II easy.
Provisions are easy.
Groceries are lii fair request.
Country products are moderately sctive.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-04
DETAIL OF SALES.

FIRST Cal-ApriI. 100 at 1274: May. 100 at 10 SO !;
100 ut 1895: October. 800 at 11.ss: November.
1000 mt II 90: total. 1900.
Bet,peen First and Second Caus-May. 200 at
1885 $50 ut IL ST. October TOO at 1iss: total 1900
Second CAL March. 200 ut ~ 66: October. 200
at ll.sO: November. 1000 at 1l.S7. 200 at 11.6o:
total, 1000.
Bet,rees Second aud Third CdHs-June. 100 at
1895; October. 800 at II. %: total. 400.
Third CaH-April 100 at IA IS: May. 100 at IL 90 !:
October. 100 at 11.93: November. 100 at 1l.6s !:
total. 400
4fe. Third Call-May. Ion ut 1886. 200 at 1919.
21O at 1885, 800 at 1926 100 at 1884, 100 at 1885, 100
Mt n az total LOO.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
9280
NEW YORK MARKET.

HpoTs-Firm at yesterdays quotations: The
regular safes comprised $50 bales, and the de-
dvaries on contract $500 bales.
QuotAtions-Ordinaryl IL 5-16e. Good Ordinary
12sc Strict Good Ordinary 121sc Low Mid
ding Orleans Is 3-16c, and MiddlinR Texas
Is SLIGO.
FuTuRKs-Opened steady ut quotations. ruled
OF l02,000 bales.
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dpa Siin IS 0losss. Ao. Gless..
HVEHPOOL MARK ET,

Spors-- We're shade flrmer at 1-1sd advance
over Yesterdays rates: h-191 for MlddlinR Up
lands and lied Tor MiddlinR Orleans. The
American. The receipts comprised 24Uo bales.
OF which 1900 we're American.
TvTunEsaOps4n9a an,lieter and closed easIer
Low Mi1dling. were quoted AZ follows: Jann.
airy :. February -, March e.1ed. March and
and June 1l.g2d. June. and July b.lGdD7,sd.
July and August I IA. sad, August and Septeln-
her lb.g2d, beptembsr and october md. Oeto-
her aud November I'd: November and DsCeM-
Der 20. y7d, December ID.
HAVRE MARKET.
Heavy. Quotations 80 francs for Tres Or
dinaire (spot) and 10 for Low Middltng tafloat)
NET RECEIPTS AT UNITED STATES PORTS,
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soss 149lsx. Sugar higher bat arm !. A. SOFT
aulet.
WILMINGTON. N. o.. March s.-Bpirits Of tur.
psntine. steady at A. Resin quiet at d 40 for
strained. t1 AZ for good strained. Tar steady
at d 49, Crude turpentine steady at III ~ fCg
hard. q IS for yellow dip. Corn unchanged