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thc Palmer House. Among those present we're
/ Dr. Cook, Malcolm Mcdonald, Gait: Connett,
p stt r. GSq'eo 9n jaass e. Ssdi Rxe
Of the Second Ward, Bartlett tStntnl anu sey-
ersl Others. McNaiIy was called upon to
preside. Mcdonald. anxious TO have
10 exclude tho reporters before tho meeting
WAS organized. in which he WAS unsuccessful,
The newsgathercrs, however, were expelled after
the orEanlzasion WIS effected by Evans, wl,o was
selected tho Scrccant-ut.Ar,ns. The great
gathering discussed plan Of reorganization
which q Of John Matsocka' invention, elosety
resembling that OF the New York Talntnauy.
WAS TOO s.uaIl and alter ihrce hours talk they
adjourned Until Tuesday evening next q. tue
sasns place.
The Chicago Association of the Michigan
University Alumni met last night ~ the Palmer
evening WIS to have bccu deyotu! to banquet,
but owiog to the shnrtncss vi tha tttae tIat
has e!armed stnee tlso last ono q business meet
ns f.: rssas s and F soso o %a. A"xe xele
@ ns'ea aud tiled. Ths fsi eEse,ion ~" q OIL oiii
sers 'csuitea ~ T. y tolow:; u, President, Duane
mund andrews, {. ii. Willctt: Secretary, ,iis.
Z. A. Martin; Treasurer, Miss N. Frtlerika
Ferry; Historian. b. A. giEIsh. The Chairman
,ypSssaM tlS a1'i1xnf E!ssSti'e . conK:.ss Ka
1. H. pcdriek, nnd II. Il. C. Miller. The
Treasurer aud Secretary are e1 -otflciu members
VI tie Committee. The question Ut the CHAR
acser ut tie next annual entertainment Nas IT.
ferscd ~ tho Executive Committee, ~ was also
The question Of The attenuancc Ut the banquet
OF tad!rs not graduates of the University. Tue
meeting then djourned.
The following u tile summary oI incidents
attending 1rcs FL Chicago during tho mouth of
November: AIarms, 50: .iills, i; total, u.
ClassEieation vi buildiu: y: Fraur. IL; brick.
y; totaI, =. Occupation: Dwellings, 9; tlry
goods. =, barns, =, and one each pantug-mill,
slavinEt.shed, iusnitlse-faetory, lnxchnt-ahup,
pstus.tactorJ, tailor-shop, otl-works, house i'll
fame. carlenter.hop. grocery, plastsr.factory; /;
or.:io trAceahe to procurement, 5; foul cliu-
ncys, Z: ignition Of woodwork around
Rud totsts penetrating insufficient ehitu-
ncys and dues, 5: rekiudlink. 4: ma
]luousuess, q; and each Woodwork
embedded Ia furnace walls, sponta-
ncous combustion, barrel Of sh.yIngs 10 near
Ire In store, woodwork ignited IRON store,
ignition Of clothing around store. domestic
troubles, tipping over Of lamp In oazuio row,
bonfire, insecure store, explosion Of lamp. ignl-
t!oa Of clothing around lAundry store; isl.e
alarms, S; total, ". Tic entire lo.. fot the
month, not Including tie Singer Building aud
contents, will not exceed $1,000; 70 insurance,
ed,a0. Insurance involved, III ,up. Field,
Letter d Co.'S loas b estimated 1t ~, a04, aud
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And notice is hereby given that the WI
or so much thereof as will be necessary Il
be sold by the County Treasurer, at the
DAY in JANUARY, 1877, unless said ]
that the sale will be continued from day
lots shall have Seen sold, or offered for sa
Auditors Office, st. Clairsville, Dec. 2
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e of said several Tracts. Lots, or parts of Lots.
ay the Taxes and Penalty charged thereon, will
lrt House in ssid county, on the THIRD TUES
res and Penalty be paid before that time; and
day until the several tracts, lots, and parts Of
w. f. STAMP Auditor.
'76.-sw.
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Somerset I0Wns,lip.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-13

A
Notice Is hereby given that the drn Of HuscmCn
4 Mehdel has been dissolved, aud that the under
signed has been appointed Assignee Of the saId
lTIn, and is alone authorized 10 Wind up Its affairs
All parties having claims against the said Arm
ArD hereby notified 70 present ~ him their bills,
duly authenticated, Without delay.
All parties owing the said IlTin arc notified 10
make prompt payment 10 the Assignee, rs all bills
unpaid at the expiration Of ten Ol days from this
dRis will be sued upon.
The business Of tho firm will not 10 discontinued
at once, but will 10 conducted under the name Of
the Assignee until the livery stock Is sold
II. CALDWELL, Assignee.
WHEELING, Dec. 8, 1876. dec
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-13
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1871.
4 CABLE dispatch this morning says


4 CABLE dispatch this morning says
that Bismarck wants to sec Russia In.
volved in a war with Turkey with a view
to her own ultimate downfall, His atti.
tuie adds puzzling feature to the whole
oriental business. In the meantime Tur.
key shows no disposition to concede the
programme Of the Conference, and has gone
back now to the basis Of the Andrassy
note. The remark that Europe is fool.
ish 10 annoy Turkey" ia attributed to Mid.
hat PNshs, and the Moslem seems to have
suddenly taken on a most defiant atti.
tude. On the other hand, it isimpossible
tosbelieve that the conierees have weak.
cned in their demands because Russia is
unprepared for war. Such an attitude
would be fatal to the future management
ofTurkey, and confirm the belief Of all
the faithful that Christendom is indeed
subject unto the Porte. We have no idea
that either Russia or the English repre-.
sentative wouId stand my such issue, and,
il Turkey is reallyputting on the airs
attributed to her, war may be considered
well-nigh inevitable. The Russian fleet
ordered to this country is soon expected
at Hampton Roads, Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-13

Postal cards, one cent each, 60 without
further charge to all parts of the United
States and Canada; with an additional one
cent stamp they so to all parts of Europe,
All letters, to all parts Of the United
States and Canada, 8 cents per hall.ounce.
Local, or "drop" letters, that is, for the
city or town where deposited, . cents, II
delivered by carriers, and l cent where
there is no carrier system. I
Newspapers, daily, scmi.wcckly, tri.
weekly and weeklieS, regularly issued and
sent to regular subscribers, 2 cents per
pound, payable at the Office Of publication;
newspapers and magazines published less
frequently than once week, > cents per
pound.
Transientnewspapers, magazines, pamph.
lets, and handbills, cent for each two
ounces or fraction thereof. Single copies
OF TIE lNTELIIGENcRR weighing less than
two ounces, the postage upon irregular
numbers is cent each. All other miscel.
ianeouS matter, including unsealed circu.
lars, books, book manuscripts, prooT.she etS,
photographs, ETC., and also seeds, cuttings,
bulbs and roots, and merchandise not ex.
ceeding four pounds in weight, cent for
each ounce or fraction thereof.
The following are the postal rates with
Europe. The rates for letters are for the
halG.Ounce or fraction thereof, and those
for newspapers for four ounces or fraction
thercof:- F-a
To Great Britain and Ireland, letters 8
cents, newspapers 2 cents; France, letters
scents, newspapers . cents; Spain, letters 8
cents newspapers 2 cents; all parts Of Ger.
many, including Austria, letters s cents,
newspapers cents; Denmark, letters s
cents, newspapers 9 cents; Switzerland,
letters cents, newspapers cents; Italy,
letters cents, newspapers . cents; RusSin,
letters cents, newspapers cents; Norway,
letters cents, newspapers cents; Sweden,
letters cents, newspapers . cents; Turkey,
European and Asiatic, letters cents, news.
papers cents; Egypt letters 8 cents, news.
papers 2 cents.
For Asiatic counties, the half.ounce
limit for letters, and the four ounces for
newspapers, still holding good, the rates
are:
To Australia, letters, via San Francisco
except to New South Wales) s cents, via
Southampton Is cents, via Brindisi ii
cents, newspapers, via San Francisco 2
cents, via southampton 4 cents, via Brin.
dist s cents; China, letters, via San Fran.
cisco 10 cents, via southampton ~ cents,
via BrindiSi IS cents, newspapers, 2, 4 and
8 cents by the respective routes; British
India, letters, via Southampton 81 cents,
via BrindiH q cents, newspapers, A and s
cents respectively; Japan, letters, via San
Francisco IL cents, via SOUTHAMPTON ~
cents, via BrindiSi SO cents, newspapers.
via San Francisco 2 cents, via Southamp.
ton 4 cents, via Brindisi $ cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-13

To the SENATE and House Of Del
ega1es Of the Stnte Of West VIZ.
ginia, now In legislative Hes.
sion Assembled. H
The American Medical Association,
at is annual meeting held at Philadel.
phia, June, 1875, appointed a special
committee, members Of said Association
in the State Of West Virginia, TO memo
rialize your honorable bodies on the sub.
jectIof the establishment Of State Board
Of Health. gu .'l I1ifHH
Prolonged argument in, relation 70, the
subject Is deemed unnecessary; but the
undersigned, In the name Of the Associa'
ton, and In compliance with Ia earnest re.
quest,to,uHe our best efforts In this behalf,
would simply lay before your honorable
bodies the following facts: ]. syy
A numerous population Is Of the high.
cal importance TO the strength, wealth
and welfare Of % State. rI.I'
To a State loss Of Life Is q loss Of
wealth. l-l1ra oil tsifgg. -1-7r
Statistics show that more than one.
eight Of the whole number Of deaths in
any community are from prereatabe d.
SedSeJ. .1uJr.a.I ~ slUfs f
The origin and spread Of certain dis.
eases, among which cholera, typhoid f.
yer, diphtheriR and scarlatina may be
enumerated, are influenced, in any COM
munity, directly BY the hygienic condi-
ton Of the population. un.
Arouse the whole community 10 q
sense Of the necessity for care about
everything connected with the variouI
liomesteads, and thereby prevent the op'
Grafton Of causes tending to produce III
health, and those fearful epidemics will
cease to beoriginated or propagated. To
establish such Board would DO virtual
ly to increase our population, reduce our
taxation, and augment our wealth, pros
perity and greatness. Twelve States
have seen the wisdom Of such Boards
and are now rcaping the golden fruits
matured from such efforts.
That we may keep pace with our sister
States we must call 10 our aid SdMitdrS
knOtrIedge. Competent men, members o.
Legislatures, who have been as such
DESTROYS Of great economy in the dis.
bursting Of the public funds, have from
their own experience acknowledged that
funds, so voted by the State authorities
for such support, have been more thar
repaid by the reforms brought about il
various villages and towns, which REFORM
have mitigated or prevented diseases
previously always existing ut certain
periods Of the year. I.sf .-.s. assn
We respectfully ask that your honora
bic bodies may speedily enact Law
which shall make provisions for the es
tablishment OF State Board Of Health
and thereby, PROVIDE, for yourselves an,
for your constituents, clean air, clean wa
Ter, clean food, clean soil, clean houses
in other words, REMOVE thc conditions ia,
roraJle 10 Tie eriStcaes and spread ctais6asc
And We will ever pray.
JOHN @. ITUrP, Chairman,
Wheeling.
Ell. MooRE, n. D.,
Wellsburg.
]. NJ. LA2sELI., NJ. D.,
Fairmont.
COnimittee Of the American Medical Associa
ton for the State Of IKea RSginia.
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RICHARD SAVAGE, sec,y.
dissolution.
NOTICE

N I-TTT TT-- n
Having discharged William N. Lille from my
employ, all persons indebted 10 me for coal arr
hereby notified not 70 pay him any debts or
RRrpeEroRr. o.. Jan. = " iaSs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-13

Make. speciality Of hi, PATENT METALLIC
CORNERS for CasketS, The ADVANTAGE deriyed
from this patent Is that they allow an expansion 81
the wood In tho Csket, but preVentit from falling
apart, % that In case Of removal The Casket viii
b found entire, instead Of In pieces, q Il Soon
would b without the use Of the tCornsrs,n Oriers
Tor funerals promptly attended 10. aus
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TERMS (InoIudins POstage) :
CLUBS.

discount Of twenty per cent will be allowed to
clubs Of TOUR or more persons. Thus: four cOpirs
oil BlackWood or Of one Review will he sent to on.
addr:tI for si2 50, four copies Of the four Reviews
and lakewood for SIS, and 40 on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-13

LITTLE Washington compels its Jailed
tramp. to shovel snow from the side.
walks in front Of the public buildings. II
this keeps!on, the first thing Little Wash.
ington will know /. will be without
tramps.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-13

I IST OF LETTERS
Remaining unclaimed In the Post Office at Wheel
ing, Ohio county, West Va, Saturday, January Is
1876 To obtain any Of the following, tho appll
cant must ask for advertised letters, giving date
list.
ArklO JRn0 lAndehsleSGr MT
AlendCr saTah Mc(iec Martha
Allison VIM Mcdonald Edith
Bell Rachel MeCulley Jalnta
Burke Mary IA McNAmeu WIN
Burke Michael Murphy TB
Baker Maggie Mooney Eliza A
Burt ], 4 NeCtluaII 4 son
Boom A II Neugart leopold
Blthner George Nolan jeremiah
Campbell MOlIic Il Parker Mary NJ
Carter MmrS Parker Maggie
CulbeTtson ] Cmrs Powell Bell
Crawford Ge0R Powell
Cameron Nellie Patton John II
Downs q W Patton james
Farmer Sophie Rheim Caroline
Glew joseph RGihling Peter
Gray l. ID Suttnn Elias
HllliArl August Sheppard UR
lIardlman Nike care SCaly James
Haley Tlllman Henry
Hause Peter WIlsonCH
haseltlne Kate Wilson Mary A
Hall John WnShbuTne 4 q miss
Jones Henry Williamson TheEia
King joint Williams d d
kGuster Carrie YIngllng Thomas "
LAntry Mike Zane n SmrS
Lanoal James Zimmerman John
G. J. RAWLING, L, NJ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-13

FNGLlsH EVAN. LUTHERAN CHURCH
II Free scat ByStem-SlEteenth street, between
fOstothCo and Capitol EQuaFe. Rev. Samuel b.
BarnitE, pastor. Confirmation and Communion
services ut 10Y A. n, Tomorrow. Sunday School
At2P.N. Blackboard lesson, ''ThO Son Of Jeto-
boam:" Evening, TotlOek, sermon BY the pastor,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EOR RENT-THE NEW BRICK DWELLING
Il House on tho ILland. directly oppOile Twelfth
street, containing rooms, hath room, hot and
pTC T ssl' GSiS JOHN NJ Hg BROWN W In'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-13

TNAX NOTICE.

All parsons who have not plla their STATE
and COUNTY TAX will please call at tho sheIIiI'S
Office, III? ChaplIuC street, and make payment.
The collection Of the Revenues cannot b delayed.
jas GEO. r. TINGLE, ~ O.C
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-16
Domestic Markets.
[By Telegraph.1


November, 81 os]Sco1 o6hfor December, 81 0715 a
AZ x for November, with nothing doing in other
options. Pork-s12 40 for January. Lard-s.oo
Disqualification lots grain-Wheat 1873, corn
243. oats 49, barley II, rye 80; by canal, corn
Union Stock Yards-Receipts of hogs yester-
day 30 573 to-day 445 cars reported; estimated
@ buyers Sid ta5 q hs adya.ee 2; eht
i i:e5 p N ce n cawheat steady at
81 o83G for November, 81 oezs@1 o., for Deem
No 8 81 o4l4 cash: Corn steady at 45A cash; q y
OAK for November, 4ls4@41T for year, 41zS@42
for December, 42A for May, 411@n% for Janu-
airy. Pork steady; $12 25012 Z7h for year.
SO 42k for January. Lard steady; 7.921s@795
seller year. ,971z@s. 90 for January.
| $3.50 D. m.-Close-Wheat unsettled at 81 0Gb9
| 81 Os for November Corn steady at 4h@AS
for November, 41zS342 for December. 41Ag41S
for year. 4276942A for May, 4oh@4oa for Janu-
airy. Oats quiet at 241s for November or Decem-
Der, 25 for January.
CiNoINNArI, Nov. 1.-the hog market is slow
mixed 81 1904 25 good to choice s. 1904 ~ 40.
Lard firmer; new. prime steam sgs1. :, Mess
PORK quiet ana 5m at sp 9o cea 70 @
o quiet and steady at 45@55 for Western spring
Northern is held at 65G75 according to quality.
Qye quiet and firm at 6o0s1 for No. 3. Oats fair
with a local demand at 29@31 for white; 25@2a
| for mixed Wheat steady and in moderate de,
mand; white 81 3201 81; red 81 25@1 81 for good
| to choice. Corn steady and demand fair: new
mixed ear 37039; old shelled held at 45@46.
Whisky ST, steady with fair demand at 81 oS
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 15.-Opening- Hogs dull and
lower: light SO 1904. Bacon 81 1904 80. Corn
November 43A. Wheat-seller, December 81 277S
| al 27M.
| Close-Wheat-No . cash 81 80 bid; No. 3 81 271s
bid cash and November; December 81 ~; Jan
December 41B@4114 the year Az January Al q
May AN. Oats-Cash 81; bid November 26&
| bid December 26; the year 262s May 80. Rye
Cash 55%; November 557z. Pork-Cash s12 so
December s12 25@12 80; January S12 25012 As
| Lard, the year 1856.
| Inspections-Car lots grain-Wheat rs; corr
81; oats Z; barley 10; Rye4.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY,

MONETARY.
OFFICENEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, I
Thursday Evening, Nov. IS. 1877. !
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-16
Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL Nov. IS. II a. m.-Wheat-wfnter
unchanged, los 9d011s cd; spring los 4d@1ls ID !;
Sd. Corn unchanged at 29s@29s Sd. Pork sos.
Lard 43s sd.
m.-Oats 3s. Barley IS cd. Peas 36s cd.
Western pork sos. Lard 43s cd. Bacon-Cum-
berland cut ass; short rib Ais; long clear 4os
short clear Ais Sd. Tallow4 Os Sd. Cheese 62s I'd.
Beef-India mess 100s; extra 1905 prime mess
92s. Turpentine 25s cd. Petroleum ND.
3D.. m.-Beef-Extra India mess Is higher at
HOS.
LONDON, Nov. Is, u m.-Tallow $685. Turpen-
tine 23s 9d@24s. Petroleum, refined at ia q
113ad. ConsolS Sc 11-16.
D. m.-Bullion, increase 915o,o0o. Consols
for money 96 LIE. On account. 965s.
PARIS, Nov. Is, / 80 o. m.-Rentes 105f Acc.
4 o. M Rentes LOST COO. Specie, decrease
u 700 900 francs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-16

The movement at ports for six days to - m

Total. .lb4, ia 167,110 lIO,U54
Receipts at ports since September III ,lo2 COL
Receipts same time last year .. 1865 1889
Receipts same time year before. 1875 1855
The exports consolidated for the six. days
WV q. B. France. Cont. Chan. Stocks.
This week. -44.799 1913 24664 1875 579.761
Last week ,s59a8 1886 1929 1854 4es'5l2
last year. 81 1926 25,1n 1924 1890. 7s1, 456
sUGAK-ReeeIptss ga. hhds Sales, s2s hhds.
demand, with prices easier, We quote: Com
mon to fair 5A@6Ac; fully fair to prime TAG
re; choice old process sS-e; centrifugals
-@sc: seconds 7@@77sc; off whites s74@s4c;
MO oLAssEs-Receipts 1915 bbls. Sales 115o
bbls Market easy and 2@3c lower. We quote:
common 27Ss2c; fair a7@Ssc; prime 4o@42e
FLoUR-This market opened dull with prices
ruling easy but unchanged, and closed the
low prices are calculated to increase it. The
feature of the days business was the sale OF
1000 bbls to receiver. Sales, 1872 bbls, as fol-
lows: is bbls at So 100 at So 10 at Sc 90; 81 at
Sc 4O 80 and 100 at Sc 5O 100 at Sc 55 100 at S. 10
so at 81; 200 and 1000 on private terms.
Common is quoted at s4g4 Is tine s. 25@4 50;
superfne IS: double extra S. 25@5 so; low treble
extra SIS 5O05 rs; good do So; choice do S. 25g
50; choice extra Sc 5o@6 rs; fancy s7@7 121a
Dealers and grocers obtain soc above these
CORN MEAL-Continues scarce II, and 4 while
holders a are asking higher Trce the demand
| 81 1902 80 p Dbl dealers jobbing at So y Dbl,
RYE-No. ais quoted to arrive at roc tb bushel
steady with fair demand at So 1904 . Dbl.
CORN FLOUR-In fair request. chiefly for ex-
| port at s. 1904 so, according to quality.
GRITS-Easy and in fair demand at 50 1908 81
| 2 Dbl on the landing. Job lots sell at s404 II
| q Dbl
| WHEAT-None offering. and prices are nom.
| inal at 81 30@1 35 for No. 2 winter. No inquiry
1 for spring wheat.
PoRK-In Light supply and demand. and
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-16
days ago. She receives the machinery Of the

days ago. She receives the machinery Of the
old boat.
barge on the rocks at Thebes the other day.
feet hold. from Oshkosh, Wis, arrived at St
Louis. Thursday, destined to. New Orleans with
a cargo Of -four; A description Of her Is thus b,
house house Is painted IN the name Exchange She is
a one story, double side and stern wheeler COM
bined. The rudder rakes the roof OF the cabin.
son, is a gentleman. She Is owned by y. H.
Payne, Oshkosh She came out Of Fox river
into the Wisconsin river on July 4. and run on
the bottom just below Portgage City, where she
stuck for nearly three months.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 1.-THE G. B. Church laid
over till to-day for more. water. adding rs tons.
Capts Cannon and Tobin are In the city. con-
sufting as to the machinery for the new boat in
place of the Katie. now on the stocks The en-
gines are to be the largest high-pressure on
the Western waters.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-16

At the banks to-day there was very strong
demand for money. and the counter transac,
commercial paper are fair and rates steady.
Exceptional commercial paper 100, p cent
.collaterals 1922: Al mortgage paper 100.
second grade do o. . cent per annum.
Gold was quiet and lower at the close. in con-
sequence of the decline at New York.
Foreign Exchange opened weak and followed
the course of gold. closing h@1 point lower
than yesterday.
Sight ruled firm with only moderate offerings
State Consols were not much in demand. and
rates closed easy at s714@s7A.
Premium bonds were the feature of Caronde-
let street and rates showed marked improve
ment closing at 371s@37A.
Stocks are only in moderate request.
Gold opened at 1021s@102A, against 1925 at
New York, and closed at 1o2a@102A, against
1923 in that market. Sales-s5o0o at 102M $1,000
and $25Oo at 1o2s4 $4,000 at 102as, and $4,000 at
STERLiNG SALES 10000 bill. Of lading at
4s71z@4Ssa; f75oQ do at Assn. and $1,000 do at
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-16
CHAS. LACOUME,
Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer,
So ST. CHARLES STREET,
Near Grayier street, New Orleans, La.

Near GraVIer Street, NOW OTItdlS, Ltls
Sole Agent
For Goldsborough, Forster & Co.'s celebrated
BAKER RYE, and W. W. Johnson & Co. g OLD
KELLAR BOURBON. Both of above Whiskies
are distilled expressly for G; LACOUME also,
havs on hand numerous other brands Of fine
goods.
Bar, grocery and family trade supplied.
Also, proprietor Of
St. Charles Bar and Billiard Rooms,
Under st. Charles Hotel.
BRANCH BARS.
IL Carondelet street-1A Bourbon street,
And dealer In all sorts of BILLIARD GOODS
and TRIMMINGS. ocla 3m