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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
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DOM ENTI0

New ysK, March 3i.-Bonthern four.
co,n,noro fnir extra IS 4otD5 co. good ID
| do sG05. Corn about &c better and
unprad 53h@54a, Oats lf@la3 bstb
more Give: Mo. 8 80. Wheat 1@l &c
and ME active: ungraded rod 81 81
HoUs changed.
Coffdlrm and 1ulet: Rio. cargoes. 1873
Sugarlll ind unchanged. refined quiet
| laraesForeign dull snd nominal: <
Observation-Disclosures New Orleans 4i@GG
| in gnt deu and ut full prices. Rosin q
III COO So. Turpentiueldull and easy Al
Woolerv strong: bstier demand: oA
| fia1 c60065. pulled $1,000. unwasher
! Texs2l@40 Pork tirmer end more q
si1 AL 80 old: ,sll COOL IS new; =
and ort Ia. Lard higher: light trhe'
Viii nor ioal at 81 10. Fleights steH
arfr-C 734@s. extra o s1.@84, whit
| g sfD85S, yellow 71.075S. Off A 8A09. Gf
y rusned and powdered %. granulid
Cotn sesd oil dUist; halt, year 42H &
| ssH March 42H bid. Az asked; ADrllr
47}Ao bids: May ~ bid. AZ asked; JHI
bid7 asked. 81
Hes In fair demand, quiet and strok.
! Otans Ii Texas 1oh912. ~
a1CAao, March 81. Flour dull and mi
Wsat active, firm and higher; No. 2
sIna 81 1G. No. 3 do SOL OIL. Corn str!d
hher: fresh 35h, regular 3aI. Oa9tI
| I'm and higher; fresh 20 regular 26lH
aive. firm and higher at $40 10. Lardt ID
inner but not quotably higher. WhisktH
| i'd unchanged.
The Drovers' Journal reports: Hyd
lsipts II 900. shipments 1890; marke@l
lrices 1o@15c lower. except for best I'D
BRINE heavy "a 1904 80. light bacon o. ID
mixed packing 81 1906, mar ket closet
III sold. Cattle Rscsipts 1000 shiDme q
.IxD,L al al
ping Common TO good $494 40, good
- 8Ote5 60, common butchers dull an
GOOD steady at 81. 1904 20. light siockerH
heavy 1904 40. Sheep -Recl ipts $500. shi
100; slow and weak at S. 5000.
ST. LOUIS, March 31.-Flour dull, !,
doing. Wheat higher for futures, but III
No. 2 red fall 81 u. Corn hrmer e. 30 Oh
Lard - None Offering. Bulk meafs II
shoulders 3.sot@3.85, ribs $500 40, 81
6 s.. Bacon firm; shoulders IA. ribs ,
1880.
Cattle-Run large; over 200 carloads
top grades STEADY. but OLh5r qualih 0
aales Of good to prime heavy steers at T. .
fair 10 good 81 6O@4 o., m'x~d butch
lower at % 1903 so. southwest ste :
stockers and feeders 50 1904 20: rec ifp
shipments 1000. Sheep strong 8. iI1s
raceipts 100. shipments 1000. Ho,. 4
Workers 81 3094 40, Baltimore5 and bat[
al As, butchers anu Bostons 81 iO8tlf
81 1904 e5. receipts 1890. shipmenB 4atk
CINCINNATI, March 31.-F'our q1te.lA
{ h3nged. Wheat Arm a. 81 3, Goa 4
40@H. Oats easier at 37@37a. Lara III
nominal at ~. Bulk meas aulet III
shoulders 4. rib 6 45. sides 675. b !
demand and firm: shoulders *, r1NfS
~. Whisky active. A. m aud high
Sugar easier; harGs 10@l0h, New 6
az, Hogs active and firm; common
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
OLEOMARGARISE.
NEW York Shipping List, !

The examinations Of the congressional com.
xnittee show ooncluetvely that there s pothip 6
In the character Of the manufacture Of 0leo-
margarine which can warrant any legislative
prescription TO the article. 1t ts not fair TO class
1t among the limitations and authorizations by
which people are deceived into buying articles
OF similar app arance, but of different quality
or properties from what they want. Ii some
safe chemical process should be- discovered
by which the slight difference in molecular
constitution which separates starch from
sugar could be overcome, and as good sugar
come from Tie laboratory ns natures
sugar cane there would DO no objection to
accepting the artificial sugar. The case of oleo-
aarine IL o on q ertifelaiy PRODUCED butter. The
same animal fats that communicate the buttery
constituents to the mix of cows are employed
for the same purpose In the processes of the
oleomargarine factory. Art successf lily imi-
tates the processes of nature, and the result IL
the same. The product is butter and not a
grease To accomplish the best results, care
and nicely are. of course, requisite; bat II is
evident that there Is nothing deletertous or OF.
fensivein the process. and ts'would be piecs
among food authorizations. and prohibit Its sale,
as has been proposed IN Congress. The artt-
Gle. however, should be sold on Its merits
as oleomargarine. and not as the product of
the dairy. Petroleum was not introduced to
commerce under the pretense that IT was whale
oil, nor beet sugar as the product OF the cane.
Therefore. let those who refine beef fat-whteh
seems to have been carried to such perfection
that 1t cannot be DISTINGUISHED from butter
made from the producS OF nix cease TO pre-
tend that 1t Is anything but what 1t is. and By
frankness as to their method of procedure
and full Information as TO the cleanliness OF
their material, convince the public / at 1t ie
wholesome and harmless. ard they will estab
ish their trade on a sounder basis than by an
attempt to cheat, which stris es at the founds-
ton of all confidence. If new. cheap
and wholesome substitute for butter has been
invented. 1t ought TO be benefit to the
human race. and there Is no reason to be
ashamed of 1t. But so long as ii is put forward
as something which it is not, there will be dis.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

THE following are the latest quotations Thurs
dag. the inside figures indicating the bidding
rate and the outside the asking rate.
RAILROAD BONDS. bicugu. ST. Louis and New
Orleans railroad Company, Tennessee lien
%. frat consolidated mortgege %.
do second MORTGAGE o., Jackson Railroad.
first mortgage @. DO second coupon,
with coupon, @ do second debt o.. New
Orleans end Mobile Railroad @. New Or
leans Pacific %, Camel and Claiborne street
ilrst. mortgage % :. New Orleans City Rail-
road mortgage %. New Orleans Wafer
works Company mortgage. q. ST. Charles
Hotel Company mortgages - %.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS Small State Console
o, City Consolidated Bonds 3b@35A
Wharf Bpnds % -, Drawn Premium Binds
%. Dity, Ten Per Cent Bonds o. Water
worke Bonds %.
WARRANTS ,soR1P. Ero-Ievee Warrants O:
State Warrants. 1879, receivable for licenses
aud taxee eoeA--. Police Warrants 1874 and 1876,
o.. Oty Scrip-lsT4, 51@b2h: 1876 51@62h
1915, hl652a; 1877, bl@s2b; 1873. b1@b2t.
School Uestinoates-1s74 and 1875. 4O@HH. HUFF
Paid City Coupons blo-. Interest Certilcates
on State Cons rls--January, 1879. @: July,
1879 % =. Privileges on Premium Bonds &@ja
cent UnpHid state 0ounont %.
SToCKs.--1he before he following quota
tons of stocks Indicates aceekiy quotations of
the Netc Orleans Stock Exchange, 1rhich were
made up Thursday on account Of The holiday
the I, last sale sace Friday: the !, last sale to-
day; q, acith dividend: e, er dtuidend.
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LIVERPOOL MARKET.

HpoTs-pull OF yesterdav's rates; I 5.16d fnt
Middling Uplands and 7fgd for Middling Or,
leans. The salee COMPRISED 1000 bales, ol
which G2oo were American. The receipts com
prised 12,7oo bales, of which 1l7no were Ameri-
can.
FUTURES Opaned dull and closed fiat.
Low Middling. were quoted az follows: January
February March -, March and April
iGd April and May b-82d, MAY and June 7
s-1s@7 7-s2i, June and July 7.s2@7 al. July and
August 7 7-32d. August and Sept 'mber 7ttd,
Heptember and October 8 l5d, 0c oberland Mo-
vember ID. November and December d. De-
oember ID. "
HAVHE MARKET,
Dull and Tending down. Quotations go francs
for Tres 0rdinaire tspoN and 81 for Low Mid
ding tafoatl.
COTTON MOVEMENT AT UNITED STATES
POETS FROM SEPTEMBER TO MARCH 81.
We copy the following from the blackboard Of
the New Orleans Cotton Exchange:
pEEEiIrEs Ar I,NIInS. AEEs nnRIs
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OUR TRADE WITH CHINA.
IN Y Shining Jiat

Reports to the Department of State say that
the trade of China nevnr looked 30 promising
only needs an intimate knowledge Of the re-
auirements of Chinese civilization to enable
tine manufacturers of the United States to com
pete with the Chinese In the making of an in
ilnite number of articles not now imported
Into China Navigation under the American
flag still makes poor chew In Chinese waters.
In the district of Hiogo the tea crop for leat
laat year was extra large IA 900 900 pounds being
exported, IL, 100000 pounds TO the Unired States
and $500 600 puuude TO Canada; q 500 DOC pounds
We're shipped TO Chicago alone, 900, 900 pounds
to New York and 80 900 pounds toiSan, Francisco
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FUTU REa.

IO,tr sales and quotations are from The off
ciai bulletin board Of the New Orleans Chiffon
Exchange, and comprise oil transactions re-
ported By the Exchange to The close Of bust
ness.
The market opened easy, ruled dull at noon
and closed easy. Tho sales summed up 1890
bales, including 11,loo between calls. against
Is 400 yesterday including 5000 between calls and
the average of sales showed p considerable
falling off compared with yesterday.
COURSE OF THE MARKET.
The inside figures of the following quotations
ut tho closing calls are the bidding rates to. day
and the outside figures the asking rates.
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BVlEa IkKsvAus.

nUTBLr-Will M canng,e, Minden. In
breany, Jne w Tucker Aansnsio ion
-, ~. Louis IS Seaman, Mississppi /:
Fe, aud statet Bay at. Loue. Mas J.
h,,se O. johnson. Misaisaippi; d D
u ohieago. 4 Kemp, Geo gia = b
-, T. 'saihle.. la \ u LenoY and wife,
t " Niles L Boone Lewlsvi,la. Ark. j
~ stsamer John Howard w Rsade,
fs,,s M Stngletnn 81 Louis: WIN A
M,ssissippl: Simon Witkowski. wife.
,tlhfen and servant. Mrs ii Davis.
[hIN H. la; WIN Rilbourn. Klbourhs, In /;
BuftfE l. setttoon, ssidom seen, La; Dr 81 w
4 ustt aud wife. "itF; Pace and wife A A
Brapt ,er and vito dreenyllls. w "''' . $
DA45IDY'a HDThLR Startling. Lake
FashEneton. Nils; II 9 Konponberser' Uarfoli
Cartsh; ~ Lang -,ptthy, M -. = L Qfrotd, D
y g., Clinton; y Hsrns, Ark: ] u LnekA. La |:
Boo {, nodep. Morgan ,Olty: 3 II fhonpson.
Miss d Mckee .Oaseyviie. Mi1s; Dr. d vii.
Einaqp Plssnnnerlne lariish ny r,ope. Pick
bns. Miss; i j Coates, Delta: q Aleu. Veks-
burg: jas VI Ellis. Fagette MI q q N Rye and
lady; Columbus, Gu; Wm II aaok. y =; e q
Eehh, Ala: @. r. Fry, L,uisylDs; T. V glovsr.
Elqrida; Jas Burlington, It Crar,ea. WIN Me-
kall Alexandria, Westhnii. Tom Collius.
Wexas.
An excellent appetizer aid regulator Of the
Rstem is Ma'nknf Bittera
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
IRCREAsBD Iron PRODUCTION.
fgt Iouts Jnurnnl of Oommerre.

IT il estimated that during 1880 the capacity
of the iron mills In tnis country will BE- in
creased 100000 tons The Bethlehem mill In
tends to enlarge its capacity by 80 600 toms he
Northern Chicago rolling mills by 30 900. and
10000 New oper hearth furnaces are heing
started up in New Jersey, Pennsylventa Ken.
naces In considerable, number are ready, or
almost ready, for operation in Pennsylvania.
Virginia, Illinois and Delaware To illustrate
how these enlareemerts in the iron business
will aid the ceuee OF labor. II may be mentioned
that 500 more hands will be needed by one Penn.
sylvauiR company soon as it has completed
sonle additions 10 its mills.
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nj MATURING or NOTES At HAND IN LEAP
YEAR
New York Economiet, ]

Leap year makes no changes In the maturing
of note of hand Paper dated on Febtu AIRY 49,,
March /, the same as In any other year. In
Indiana the question has come hefora the SUI
preme court In respect to the serving Of process
there requires ten days previous service for the
entry of Judgment. In the care before the court
eAudgment was premature. Bs the twenty
eighth and twenty ninth of February were COM
pHted as one day. The court said: 1T must be
regarded as Settled In tbis state that the twenty
eighth and twenty. nth Of February III every
bissextiie year must be computed end consid-
cred Ia law as one day.
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF RECE1P rs
or THE CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND

We are indebted to COL ID. G, Morey for tho
following statement, which shows the Increase
OF cotton receipts on the Chicago. st. Louis and
New Orleans Railroad. In bales. over the follow
ing years; 1919, 1is9sT: 1873 4. loo,obi 1s74-b.
1875 SOL. 1885, 70 244; 1897 1852; 1s77.s As,2T0;
1919 o. OF. aRT.
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pan T.. sterry W.. ". q. Antoine ct al


,sSsB T.. stsrry vs.. ". q. Antolne ct ais.
NTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
J ish of Orleans, No. 10 5S5-BV virtue OF q
lit Of fisr facIas 30 me direesi by the hon.
able the Fifth District COURT for the parish OF
Cleaus in tho abnvs emitted eauss.I viii pro-
jed to sell ut public 9u6tion. at the Merchants
id Auctinnests' Exchange. Royal sreet. be-
zen Canal and Custo rnhouss streets, In the
lecnd District OF this city. on MONDAY, May
1880. at 10 O'Clock M. tho following described
iopsrtv to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
| 18th ,sli tho buildings and improvsf ents thsre-
| j, and all rights. ways, privileges md spuur-
| inances tbereunto belonging or IN anvwiss
Ippertaining. situated In the First District OIL
Fis city. In the square bounded by Poydr.s.
lerdido. Johnson and Givaz streets, desig~
latsd as lot number tWputy -two VI square
lumber nine. on plan drawn by i. Brit gisr.
Irvsyor. on Apftl 40, 1889, and deposited for
bSerence 10 the Office OF D. Il McCay. late q
totsry In this city. which said lot measures
lventy- niss feet three inches and one line
fout ON johnson street By depth, between
Hrsllel lines, OF ona hundred and tbirty.tw
bot thtse inches and Eve lines, English mons
Ire. being the Same properly acquired by fbfth
J. Antoine. one Of the defendants, by purchase
ON the succession Of Robert aumbls. by an
ct pass cd before James Graham. late q notary
D this CITY, on the TWEEN y ninth Of MAJ Oh. 1869.
q s5eized in the above snlt
r Terms-Dash on tho spot. -
J II. ALICE GAUTHBRAUX,
Civil Sheriff of tho Parish Of Orleans.
HD1 15 "a 20 Uy3
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satisfaction. Acknowledged fraud is repu-
turere or the dealers Of oleonargafine ere at
present engaged In, end that the chez, is hene-
tion cannot be easy when The mind is disturbed
by doubts and fears and relief to the latter Ia as
necessary az the whotsomenpss to the former
Let ne know what leomargarine IL, and II 1t is
good the public will accept 1t. but not 30 long
10 an attempt is made to palm 1t off for some
thfnU aiap
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING. HOUSE.


of animation.
Exceptional commercial paper IL quoted 90
IA cent; Al do-Gna: nplnterat loans GOT: loana
on call at the banks 516 y cent " annum. and
on the street -p5 : Al mortgage g; second grade
nominal.
NEW YonK- Money rate @ a cent.
LONDON Bank of England rates Y cent; Con
sole 90 TIC
PARIs-Rentee s9.t7a.
Naturalization dollars rule nj aals. trade
dollars g4@pb American halls and quarters
par. Bullion In London 52sd: here fine
81 i4is " ounce.
AMERICAN aoI,D-Caltfernia 7@s v cent dis
count; light weight s7@par: mutilated " cent
discount.
FoHBIaN Coins = In currency: Fve-frane
pieces Bo1-c, twenty-frenc pieces % 1850,
eoyereigns "a 1904 So, ten thaler pieces ~ 500
-, Spanish uouhloons SIS $50, Patriot dcnb-
loone SIS 9b6a-, Mexican doublooHs SIS 35@ --.
Mexican twenty pesos pieces $40 95@fs as,
Houth American gold eoe v pesos. German
twenty marke - G0uA rs.
STERLING Wenk. Here commercial is 1880
4s4 baua - 84s6, bank counter rate -@4sG y,
bankers 4sb. bankers sight -d04ssl9 at New
York commercial is 4s3t9483A, bank 4s4s@
4a4ss.
FRANcs-Weak Here commercial ara 6,21A,
bank B1sa0-; at New York commercial 5,22i 4
as ala bank 6, lo06 lp3s.
NEW YonK slaHT-steadY. Commercial II 30
al 7b premium per $1,000, and bapkers' counter
checking rate % so premium $1,000.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
RANK OF LAFAYETTE.

II was resolved to-day at the meeting of the
stockholders of the Bank Of Lafayette to con-
tinue the liquidation sorne time longer. believ-
ing that the present liuuidators were ueing all
due diligence. and will wind up the affairs of
the institution at an early day. Thus far all
the depostors and credtors have been paid In
full and dividend declared to stockholders.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT PLANTATIONS
IN Y Chronicle March 81

The total receipts from the plantations since
Sc temher l In 1879. 80 we're 100 4sS bales IN
1879 70 we're 24s usl paes: In 1877 were 4oos.-
TTl bales.
The r. ceipts nj the out ports the past week
were 5S,4la bHlee. the actual movem emit from
plant attons wac only 80 4pa bales, the balance
being drawn from etoeks at the Interior porte,
Last year the receipte from the plantations for
the same week we're 50.sa9 bales, and Tor 1878
they were 60 6l2 baies,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.


Although The demand was fair. spots gave
way under the dull market AT New York aud
Liverpool and rather more liberal offerings
here closing &c under yesterdays quotations
The sales COMPRISED 1850 bales end the supply
was fair. but the assortment WAS poor.
The Cotton Exchange reported anles to. day
1850 bales, including - bales after 3 p. m. yes
terday. Fair demand, Stained 's@ho less than
white of the same class.
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SUCCESS HON NOTICES.
succession of Mrs. Thomas Eyershed.

s.tEOOND DISTRICT COUNT FOB THE PAR
= ish OF Orleans. No. &o.979-Ho To- IL hereby
ietrivsu to the creditors Of this estate and 10 all
1ieether 3ersons herein Interested, to show Cause
yegithiu ton days from the presett notification. IL
tfa3ented by the Parliamentary executor In his es-
bate shonld not be homolgatHd. and the funds
distributed in accordance herewith.
Nj m, G. 10 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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DOMEsTICl MARK LET'S.
NEW YORK MARKET.

SPOTS Opened n minal and closed dull and
nominal mt yesterdays rates. The reg ular sales
comprised ACT bales. and the deliveries on con-
tract 400 baiea.
- 16c Strict Good Ordinary IL b-16e. Low Mild
ding I2ssc, Middling Uplands 3c. Middling
Orleans 13l6c, ard MiddiuR Texas t3h.
FuTURHs-Opened weak. ruled steadisr at
noon and closed weak with salea Of 253. 200 bales
To-day's To-day's Yesterdays
0pantnu Cloaa Gpae
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Wednesday, Evening, March a. 1880. J
barry REVIEW.

Money continued easy.
Foreign exchange was weak
New York sight was steady.
State Consols and Premium Bonds were
aulef the former closing at a decline of u per
cent. while the latter we're quoted at an advance
of n per cent.
Cotton closed here at &c deelne, with futures
of New York spots we're dull and futures
weak. Liverpool spots were dull and futures
INT Havre was tending down.
Sugar and molasses continued firm.
Rice was quiet.
Flour was steadier.
Grain and feed were easy.
Groceries showed little animation.
Fruits were dull.
Country products were In request for ship
tnent to the West. especially for fresh vegeta-
f,les. -
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(ssof@4 &C.. king a 7B@a 6s. butehsrss

on. King VI 2s@d 6b. butchers
11t.E. nj s,.--FIour auIet and mn.
.WbeaHer 8 1901 ~. Oorn arm.
ua's nd 8Bk. Pork steady; sI2 ~.
~; I. Bulkats flrmer; shoulders AZ.
sdes. GiBaeon fltmet shoulders
a, sidesI sugar. cured hams p61g.
iohB. Maisl Oats dull and henvy.
40 prilons outlet aud ncmlnailv
ors sl2 "a 80. Bnl TX meats Loose
-. rlb bs SIX raokea 5h17jh Bacon
rs. sidfs4 Hams 1913 o11tS, Ltrd
LHee hrd and IN good demand; Rio
nuenr qut A sofC W. Whisky easy;
Frein dnist.
fsWoH. N. March 8i.-Splrita Of tar
uuli ard pmlnai. Epoin dull: tf 10
eeu, sf nj for aooH strained. Tar
II. Wy 40 rude turpsstlne steady:
tlite Ga nivIjEt 0'"'
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svcoession of gsna,el wsiansr.

4 SGECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB HE PAR
kelC ish Of Orleans, No. Al .sa2 - Whereas. Mrs.
estM argaret Weidner has uetltl0Ded the eonTt far
Solicitors OF ad Illustration on the estate ri tho
tisate Daniel Weldner licensed. Notice is hereby
dlgiven 10 all whom II may concern 10 shDW eause
lowtnin ten days why the prayer OF tho SAID De-
7tttioner -hould not be granted.
By order OF the c0u =. ,.-
3xt ruh23 ~ ap1* JOHN HERBERT, OierRs
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uwrowvs ANN EXPORTS UP To r. NJ.
TO-DAY.
FOREIGN ExPOR To.

FOR RottEN.
Corn bulk, bu 2oooo Wheat sacks. ~ i,762
Wheat. bulk, bu 2a.4s9
FOR DuNKIRK
Corn. bulk blu .4s7lo Corn sack g $500. 2AqG
FOR RoRDEAux,
Wheat, bulk. bu II 9so Wheat, sacks 2eoa
DOMESTIC EXPORTS.
FOR MAINE.
Cotton. bales. j e3a
FOR FLORIDA PORTS.
Corn sacks ....... 400 Flour. bbls ,.,... 300
Hams tierees 100 Oats, sacks .-....- 300
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IA ap1+ John III ERDERT, UlprKs
gsuccession Gf august MILLER ar Muller and
L.

81, ECoND DISTRICT COrRT FOR THE
~ parish Of Orleans. No. ii si3 - Notice
W. hereby given to the credltofs OF
sihis estate and TO oil other persons
herein Interested to show cause within
| ton days from the present notification, Ii any
they have or can. why he account presented Dy
William Miller. administrator OF This estate,
the funds distributed In accordance Herewith.
By order Of the court ,,, r.,
mDXs % ap1* JOHN HERBFhF, CLERK.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
tsh OF Orleans.
M. J. BART vs.. HIS CREDITORS No. 1889

N. J. MAET vs.. HK5 UhEDI10u5 NO, 10sO5I'
nRDER.-IT Is oRDEBED THAT THE CEs4
~ sion herein made by ID. ]. Harr BIZ and I'd
hereby accepted Tor the benefit Of his creditors
b. called for tn twenty-aecona day Of ApriH
1880. at the oface OF John Bender nageg
a notary public il this city. at the hour ef 12 mi
a. provided by law; and let Anthony Sambela
ESQ. b. appointed attorney to r-ore-ent ths
absrnt Creators. aud that al proceedings. al
well as against TIE said III. j. Hart as against
hia property. be STAYED.
New 0flaaps March -, 1880
t5Ianed) ". II. ROGERS. Judge.
a. true COPY:
P. T. ABADIE, Deputy Clerk. mhao api q
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Auction SALES.
BY III. Be- NJ. Sam ory.

t00 GASES BOOTS. RHOFa AND BRoaAFa.
u $50 yaStR NEW YORK, PHILDELPHIA
II AND CINCINNATI FINE SHOES.
10y II, b NJ HAMOHY- VIII he sold on THURS
~ DAY, april L. mt 10 O'Clock n. M Mt their
Slesr"nmz. Nos. As aud AZ Decatur street. near
FTRnstuf1lcp.
u OoREB BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGANa.
Jnf received direct from Eastern fa tories.
nm suitable for city aud country 'rads
10 CARES NEW YOHK. PHILADELPHIA
I'D CtNOINNATf FINE SHOES,
Oths beet make, well adapted to the city retail
trl1ne, ~ , =, .a,o ,
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tsy Montgomery H. 10.

Fly W0WtEVNery ~ 20.
E,FG ANT WALNUT AND RIIK COTOtINE
Parlur Suit. MHrbis Top Teblee, Two Hand
some Walnut Bedroom Suits. Mating, Our
ware. Ornaments and Vases. Kitchen Stove
and Fnrriurn
rvaE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF NO. tzA ST.
j Louis street will ho sold on the premises on
FIlDAY, Aptil 2, ~ II q. III,
MONTGOMERY b CO.,
th31 st Anotoneers.
n ONT9OMERY b 10,
" AUGTiOMGNiiB,
Rill sell Horses. Mules. Cows. Carriages sps
lRtness at auction. ut
MOHTGOMERY'B TATTEHsATIB.
Mn. ~ Harenns street,
aetY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at II
f1iook,
Uonsgnusnts OF stock solicited, Rnig