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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-29
Joy In the House of Giddings.

Mr.. Giddings has lust discovered
how near heaven can get to earth
sometimes, and it now looks To him
very much rs though large slice
of the kingdom of bliss had cut loose
from its moorings and anchored in
his own home.
Mr.. Giddings is fathcr-thc
father of boy, and it is his first Of
Tense.
There amt a word in the dictiona-
rs big enough to tell how happy
Mr.. Giddings is-not even If put III
capitals as long rs cane.
The morning after the little stran.
ger took up its residence under his
roof Mr.. Giddings was a changed
man. The sky had brighter glow.
the fire burned better, and it took
very little food to satisfy hunger.
His heart was so full OF Joy that his
wits were crowded out, and 1t was
several hours before he could bring
himself to believe that it was not
all a tantalizing vision, too bright
for earth. IIe-Thomas Harrison
Giddings-a mere boyin the worlds
battle, blessed with the ownership OF
the little cherry .colored chcrub who
was at that moment experimenting
with its lungs in the next apart
ment. No; it couldn't be. lie was
asleep. and would soon wake upand
find it all a dream. lie seemed de.
tcrmined, though, to get tho full
benefit of the vision while it lasted,
and every five or ten minutes would
20 into the chamber of honor, and
insist that the nurse should let him
look again upon the face the babe
and then, after chirruping to the
youngstcr for "a moment or two with
out receiving any more notice in re
turn than if he had been the least
important person, in the world, he
would 90 out into the fresh air, and
walk around more dazcd than be
fore. But presently he was back
in the room again feasting his eyes
and building castles in the air
Looking up suddenly after watch
ing the child for several minute!
trying to swallow its chubby fist, h
said to the companion of his costa
cy:
"Iinda, amt it q pretty one'T
ayes, dear, and the very image O
you, too, ] think said Mrs. q.
at seems to me as though it look
n good deal like Uncle Nate,- suc
gested Mr.. g., referring to tn
only wealthy relative he could clair
kin to.
2 perhaps it does across the for'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-29

Half the truth may be a lie, il
the absence of the other half.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-29

ucdu, Out us eyes anu llOSt are y QUITS
exactly; any one could see that its
mouth and ears arc shaped like
yours
Mr.. Giddings felt that his mind
was in too much of q bcwildering
whirl to attend to his business du.
ties that day, and so after breakfast
he went down to the store 10 get
excused. No wonder the people
looked at him in the most interested
pcrplexity that morning as he strobe
along, lifting his feet rs high as u
flour. barrel at every step. Mr., Gid.
dings felt his Importance and made
it manifest to all who saw him.
On the way down town lie stepped
into barber.shop to get shaved,
and ordered the barber, in voice
that wellnigh smotc him to the earth,
to set his whiskcrs Victor Emanuel
style. Up TO this time Mr.. G's first
mustachc had been too timid TO
withstand the bulicting iccrs of a
cold and unsynIpathctic world more
than tour or five weeks at a
stretch.
The bCatblack was also aroused
from dol&, in the corner and order.
ed TO give him such Il shine as eye
had not seen before. This was q
new piece of extravaganza to Mr..
Giddings, for his salary was not fat,
and his own muscle had hitherto
inspired whatever brilliancy his
boots had known.
Mr.. Giddings went to the store
and shook hands with the other
clerks until his arm ached, and for
the first time he found himself able
to stand in the presence of the great
proprietor without feeling like a
poor boy in lis first new coat. lie
seemed walking on air, and smiled
until his mouth got sore and his
ears felt crooked. But several of
| the clerks who had been married so
long their hearts had petriied, col
lected in one corner of the store and
put OH long faces, aud east ominous
looks of mock sympathy upon the
Joyous parent, and when he came
over to he congratulated by them,
they all looked as sad rs cold din
ncr and sighed like the echo of a
bliChted life, while one of them re-
marked, in a voice as cold and cheer.
less as the cdict of fate
"You needn't smile in this crowd,
young man.
And then they all sighed and
shook their heads, and said it was
too bad that trouble should over.
haul him so early in life. This
threw something of damper upon
Mr.. G.'s buoyant spirit; but he got
free of the depressing company rs
soon rs possible, and hurried back
home to see if the child had grown
any. On the way he stopped to buy
high chair and some other things
he thought would be needed, not
forgetting a rattlc.box and gum
ring, and partially closing the bar
gain for n baby carriage on weekly
payments. When his purchases
we're shown to Mrs. Gcasly, the
nurse, she looked at him i'll pity and
said:
"Wcll, what fools men is anyhow.
Dream on, Mr.. Giddings, ant
basl in the bright sunshine of hops
while you can. May the day neve
como when your castles of COLDER
promise will crumblc and tumble
| Ttn.tunuE Erg1 lIJxf T1BI,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-29
Excellent Advice.

The New Orleans Christian Advo.
cate, Rev. Lynus Parker, editor,
gives this wholesome moIsel 10 its
readers:
In money making the only safo
course is to make haste slowly, and
to learn thoroughly the great les.
son: That money can not be hon
cstly made ont of nothing. CAPT,
tai. labor, skill, arc the foundations,
and where there Is not this real base
the superstructure is bubble and
fraud. Our young men should
start out with this principle. We
do not say that they should not as.
pire to be rich, but the aspiration
must be made subordinate tohonest
industry, and to the conscientious
purpose never to risk other peoples
money, and never to pervert trust
funds to their own use. Steady i'll
dustry, thrifty habits and uncom'
promising integrity will usually
bring competency, and in tho long
run these will succeed better than
reckless indifference to pecunlary
obligations. But if 1t were other
wise-if honesty means for us life
loncpoverty, continual privatiOn and
unremitting toil-the true resolve
should be not to be rich, but to hive
and die AN honest man.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-29

Those who never retract love
themselves better than the truth.
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Ben Wade, when he was travel
ing westward, interviewed lank
countryman peddling cakes at a
small station in the alkali region.
"Well, yas, stranger, l low we've
got jes as fine a patch o country as
can he fetched in Ameriky. | kal.
culate all we need is water aud
good society"
"IIumph! that's all hell needs
answered the crusty Senator.
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August -, III.
The New York herald., 1878-11-01
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER 18a-rR1PLE SHEET

the week, and the proportion Of reserve 90 liabilities
which 2ok per cent last week, 10 33k pcr cent.
The rate OF discount unchanged at per cent.
but In the open marKet three montns' bills done
al 5x per cent 1t was ne doubt this marked cnangs
for the better IN the condition OF the bank which
caused the rise In securities at London. Ths bank
gained f51 900 bullion to-day Bar silver 10 up to
505xd a 50xd. The specie IN the bark OF France
increased 6 500. O00L. during the week. .fY *
State bonds were dull. Louisiana consos advanced
to 75s1 aud District OF Columbia 65s stsaoy AZ
77. Railroad bopds were irregular, and the Ioliow-
Ing we're the changes compared with last previous
sales: AN advance OF y In Norris ana Essex frsts
consols, u In Erie fth mortgage and u IN North
west gold and Lake Shore registered seconds
There was decline Of tx In G., 9. and l. G. nrsts
In Great Western seconds lex couponh x In Union
Pacific land grants and Alton and Terre Hsuts
nrsts. and X in Canada Southern nrsts guaranteed.
Comptroller Kelly will tomorrow begin the payment
for New York city, in the form OF principal and
terest about $40, ,000 O00 This monsy will be received
oulefy BY savings banks and large capitalists, which
amount they will have for reinvsstment. large
quantity OF the recent issues Of New York sinking
fund fvc per thirty TO ty year bonds principal
ana interest payable In United States gold oon
been taken by the savings banks, who regard lhis
vsstment as superior TO any other outside OF United
States securities. Tncy are specifically payable In
gold coin-a tact which secures to the investor
enplion from all RISKS which makes Tho bonds pay
able only ssin coin.n lss FL hR N~t
The New York herald., 1878-11-01

good ordnars Sc ses rsosic,. s1a sss
To- Great s Britain 4ioi TO france. i.os4 Sales 5is
New ORLEANS. oct 81. 1879.
ding se good ordinary. nominal Net 4sesipss, s.ISi
6seo n Sross S9oS Exports 10 France. i.6oi Sales,
MonILK. Oct 81. 1874
s ss:s.. T. Sales. s's s ssss' ssssA ss bales Exports
ss''Sn nfsns e % fse.Ss 10. @sss
S,l7a Sales 5000 stock. ios.ia7
CHARLESTON. Oct. 81. 1878.
bales soass~i.s issi bales Is ssiss 1905
WILMINGTON. n. O.. Oct. 81. 1873
g 81 S:;s. i
BUFFALO. Oct. 81. 1878.
prices Wheat in light milling de- mana s.es 1000 bush.
'l % w.ssrn a. aa and
wss.s,n ss qusssd As 400 4is o... quiet; aWs.s
M I a. hs IS yYs
S;s T.: Ysss nv: :;: .; :
ss s:s. sss Ssv is!e iss:e
Raa ss.ss &C.
1890 s bushels: cSsn 20 800 ao oats, sIoo ds barley
SSss sss9s sss: sess a.
Ss.hss pos ss
s.ss e:a. 20 s.s:
SS s:rsy s d.
ss;': smssa sS sa. sas a1ss,
ssn red Sa ,S a M No s%ssr Mss
Nov.ms'i and n.ss@ssI S5s No DO. sss: Day
ss Dc ss :ass. sisa I
S:ss ass yss %sss 4: HE ea:
ssSsd ssss. sss o.. s,.,sS
8 sssnss ssss sssa, s
d' At LIP
easter .mbeI Michigan. cash. November slc ssas
Ss;s: 81: sslas
wish good s.s 40 oss ss: 81 .hIss h
Sra .hss as es s
Wiz 4a m nss .s.ns %As ss
m. msnd Z; No. white & 24e Nc Q, mixed. 2sHc No Do
SSis: SS:: soSSS s S
corn. sOO do.; oats. TOO do. f4s Ig .EsCs 4
Flour . and unchanged aa os s
red and white, $50 sse receipts 1900 Onsnels
:s7s 0ss: quiet: :ss.dy ass Hss sssa sss
@ sssS Sas meat. ss
sns u os
with s sis.. :. ses
sugar a n.. easy; hs.ds sxc loe white shs ssso
81 S i .ss.S. = SS = sss.sS .siSnss.
- CHICAGO, Oct. 81. 1873
Flour quiet and weak. Nheat-Demand fair ana prices
hshsr bus nnssstsd; No. red winsr. s5c.; No. Chi
cAgo spring., soAc. 0lc. Dash; Sle November; S2c.,
December; No do: 6sts rejected 65s 500 Corn
M s s:ss s:
iefc. November; 1896 q l97Sc.. December:
lower: SOC, cash; extra No 3. So,ss $50
November; 81 OK a 81 o5, December Lard--Demand
isr aad prices higher; s. 90, IS 921 November;
IS % IS 975S. December. bulk lrmer but
quotably higher. Whiskey, active and firm. 81 0a
frsghts-Corn TO Buffalo, 3xc Keeeipts--l0000 bbis.
-four i2s GO bushels wheat lse 900 do 600 do
. Ssts. Sooo SS re- 5000 90 barley shpmenscs COG COG
do oats. 500 do. 4loOo do barley. Market closed
Wheat In good demand and prices shade higher Nc,
November; ssc. Decembsr Corn easier; declined sd
Oats steady and unchanged. PORK in good demand; sd-
vaneed Sc. Lard armer 2<c. higher.
The New York herald., 1878-11-01
r gradu uuotedl =

Good orainaTy,::..:. 8 7-is Tic sli-ie ssli-ie
:; :::
S;::.::: "a; 4: q ''s
sss s.sss s.s :s s9s
M ss ss: 900 i' s
ssss S s5 ~ $500 s;s II
5ss: aSssi ssss go iSS., ssss Asr iS0
4 e; :;;s ss
I. s 80 sss l5S 49, !: ssss /: sSs:
.s dSs So :. g % !. & 90 :. as 9 SS
st 49, 900 AZ 4ac, 400 4ic 800 At 4Oc, 900
a. sss o 9 !. ss SO sss o5
ss ss 500 ): sGS q sSo
S s4s 5 s a = sae zoe a. a. a s9 @ q . 100 100 az
s4ss sOo $50 8 900 o 4
o ss sos 500 8 At ss4 ss go =:
Il @ $50 q It ass @ 100 100
ss G sss SO 100 1Ss
Ss9s Ss4s ca = ss ss sS SS i9s 1. .
9sso roo at sssc, 900 ssde 100 e57e.. go a.
@ ssis 500 500 se sts ,SS
ssss !. It oSs sSS = SO
sos :. sGS 1So =.
300 at 964c, 2O At 65c April, 200 At 975c 200 as
&c., 2oo = . 100 a Soc 400 At ssie, 100 =
sEse 900 a. rs; May 400 !, asoc 200 g Sac 200
sSS S iSS ss s aSS
996c June. 100 At $500. 200 Oc 1t IOO4c 500
Il iOosc;. 400 =. loc 900 0s9c - ESQ., 100 Is
0.o8c.; July. 500 at 99Sc, 600 lO.lIc., 100, at
70 osc- Tas.. los.5oo bales. Grand total ia7 400
G;lvs,sca ss7a bales; os New % %os,saas. slsi; No
n,lnstoss; iiao; NoTfelss B.isimsrs 200; New
inos including Norfoitl 4a70 fh. oay week.
043 S3S bales Cotton freghts closed
iows-- To Havre. Dy steam Ice. BY sail
lnsn. by steam, compIesssa; BY sail 1c To Liver
POOL by steam, s. l6d ll.32d by sail I'D lN l1ITt3
2 FLouR AND GRAIN -Ksceipts-Flour. 1857 bbls.;
wheat 2S9 100 bushes meal 6OO bbs 296
corn, is3 eSy bushels; onts eos55 do; rye 1880 do
sales including State Western and
within the range Rye -four fairly
active and steady Corn also steady. and 2UO
bbs sold within the range Rye quiet at 6iSc a62c
state 5S1zc SOC. for No. estern. YESTERDAY
siternoon bushels No Western sold at 5Sc
Barley barley quiet steady about ST
81 barley 81 four rowed
-t--A
The New York herald., 1878-11-01
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT, FIRM; FUTURES CLOSED
sTRoNo--FLouR sTEADY-wHEAr rrRMER-
CORN fIRMER-oATs FIRM-PoRK QUIET
LARD QUIET-wHIsKEY FIRM-sPIRIrs TuR-
PENrINE sTEADY-RoslN sTEADY.-PE-
1RcLEuM QuIEr-corrEE ourEr--suaAR
NHHtaJHH i THURSDAY Oct U--sP.M !
There was but little change in the general aspect or
commercial matters to-day. the market beng gen.
orally hrm. On Change wheat was held higher but
business was checked and comparatively little was
done Corn and oats were nrmsr whskcy arm.
Pork and lard quiet Cotton the spot firm futures
closed strong. Groceries quiet Naval stores were
steady. Oils and petroleum dull. ..ta n te IL.
CovrEK--Thc market for Brnsis was more active and
rmer and grades OF fair aud above were marked up c
per ID. Mild coffee dull We sales Of 900 pags
lo5 do, $500 do 1000 do, 1000 do. $50 d. 2e7e do
and 1000 all Rio. City Rio Jansro and 500 bags
Rio, OK Holly, all private terms withdrawn from
ssors 500 bags Rio City Of Rio sneiro $50 bags
Santos, cx Pascal. We Ordinary csrgoes l8c.
i3xc. fair do. l5zc; good do, l5kc. primo do iec
i64c extreme range Tor lots. i3c l7xe santos fair to
good. i+kc. 15,4o. gold. 90 days; Java government
bags, 22hc 23c do.. grass mass, zoe. . 24c.
singapore, f6c lie; Ceylon, leo. 49, Marac aibo
iskc 1876, Laauayra l4c iec., jamaica l<o lec:
ST. Domingo I2c 13c. Costa Rica. i5c 1sc Mexican
i5c l7c; Macsssr l7c 49, Angossurs 1eo l7lsc,
ssvanuis ,I3c. a l7c.s Curacao f3jsc A15c. tf
Corrox on the spot 6rm st unchanged prises Flu.
turcs opened from to points higher Liverpool came
weaker for fusures with free Sellers at yesterdays prices
ana spots duiL Mddng uplsnds, sd. and mddng Or.
leans 3I6d sales, oco baieA Despite the unfavor.
able news from Liverpool the eon.iuued firm all
oay and prices advanced scady tho closing figures show
eSat closed strong The sales wcrs large there besnv
.sys ana g cover snorss and 70 this ises
compare With yesterdays as follows:---
The New York herald., 1878-11-01

Tho London ndvices to-day were very favorable
and report decided Improvement In oonsols, which
advanced 70 saA and closed at OAK 94x United
states also higher, the advance ranging from y
TO n per cent In American railway shares ERE
common rose to 1917, and closed at 1ek, while the
preferred advanced to "a PcnnsyIvania shares rosa
70 "a, Reading 10 l5, and New Jersey Central 10 81
Tho Bank Of England gained El, 200 700 bullion during
The New York herald., 1878-11-01

Tho total sales OF stocks at tho Board to-day aagre
gated 165 292 snares, which were distributed as fol-
lows:-westcrn Union Telegraph, "a, SOC; Pacific
Mail 234o; Now York Central 149; Erie, 400; Lake
Shore, 4565o; Illinois Centrsl 600; Northwestern,
$3.50; Northwestern preferred. 1880; Now Jersey
Central. 725 Rock Island 200; 81. Paul, 1850; St.
Paul preferred, 1920; Wabash. 1,73o; ohios, 500;
LaoKawanns, 26,3oo; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 5O
Hannibal and St Joseph preferred, 200; G., q. ana
O., 1000; Delaware ana HUDSON. $40; Michigan Gen.
srsl, 800. aasfs. asaHs t.s4#fE8
. Tns money market was sasy to-day and call loans
were made at4 s por cent During the afternoon
the rate declined to per cont but nnaliy closed
per cent The following the rates Of exchange
On New York at the ondermensioned oitIes to-day
Charleston easy, buying 5-l6 u discount selling Il
par; New Orleans, commcrcial u a b-1o discount,
bank y discount; ST. Louis, So premium; Chicago
nrmsr, so premium, and Boston, par. Foreign ex-
change Arm for sxty-day sterling bills, which
main nominaiiy 4S2k, but weaker for demand,
which reduced from ASK 10 SO. Actual busi-
ness was al concessions.
Gold was lower to-day, selling ~ 1904. The carry
Ing rates wsro TO 3 per cont The Clearing House
The New York herald., 1878-11-01
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL. W

LIVERPOOL. ocs. SIS r. n.
Cottcn-Futures dull: uplands. low middling classs,
midd!ng clause. November and December delivery.
l3S2d; uplands, low middiing clause. December and
January delivery 1332d. upands low middiing
January and February delivery Is 3d. sgd. up
lanes low mddng clause. February and March delivery,
Lard. S4s "a per for American. h,sa. &, sEsi
LONDON Oct SIS 80 r. N.
Petroleum. 22l4E for Hne psle Alnsrican. 7'--s'-
American lard closed Vt 20A forms per so kiloa
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGES REPORT
LIVERPOOL Oct III. 1873
Porkkastern. prime msss steAdv at SIS do Western
dull IT 45s Bacon-Cumuerland cut ady 37s short
steady at 35s 3d. long clear steady 3la Sd
do. steady At 33s Hams Long ady 47s Shout
do. steady a. 9o:; prime o.. dull at ees Lard-rrime
Western dull At 34s Cd. rslowPime city dull 37&
Turpentine-Sprts dali ~ 23a Rosin-Common dull 1t
a. 3D. fno dull ut los Checse-America choice steady
Ala Cd. Lard oil dull at 39. Flour-Extra
24s Wheat-No spring dun a. 9s 3D. No Do. stesdy
7s lOd tor crops winter Western ste ady At
g. 3D. do do Seathern steady ~ o. Corn-Mxed soft
steady at 23a 9d for do do, dull At 24s 3D. old,
Cottonseed oit-Yelow American dull at 30s. Rohn--
Common at London. steady At S. Turpensnosprits,
London, hrmcr st 2ls 3D. 7tlttsN
FINANCIAL.
a 1Isf ttfN NA LONDON. Oct 3i--3 80 p. NJ
The amount Of bullion gone into Bank En- gland
halt cent bonas. lO5 teniorss. coupon, los;
Erie, iSils do preferred. six; Reading, II
Paris quote i've cent rentes ll2E 90c for
PANS. Dot. 81, is7a
Exchange on London. 25G Sic for short sighs. -
The specie In the Bank OF France has incrossed
6,5Oo.00Of during the past week.
The New York herald., 1878-11-01
REAL ESTATE.

The following sales were made On the Real ustatS
Exchange October 3l:- iifs
xEARNEY.
iS; s;st asas sSid,sE WIN IT,. ssS.l!S ss
..,.,sn.: .sUs %.y nssIrr 1s...o. .n.
ssis None % ..;s 81; 4 e.Ia e.:
~ - nr r " nAasnrr
r:tis.en :seMEllGs ni ssnafora the
3 aiaslx ixse 8. No 2as Tasmpsoa ss. .. a. iis.7
=. OF Amity st. TO Miss Marc quetts Zooe
4 q; 8 :aiiSss;. With
yU' 70 ADAM We,theimer' a. =. i'oH. wes' o. 40
Also, i o1esiosars re @ Koch tn:
isssl.s No. % g East East 7s.h T.. r.. a.. ssis H.
OF Madison av' TO pa,n,in Soe
.,s %
asx7o, 10. 80 "a av. : A % h. n Of 9th St. 70
p'"A''A '''' Br BENJAMIN ?. r.racniIn. ''>>''
Foreclosure saie-John whalsn. rsiesse0os the
ss AS Vest adss st.. @ NJ s.. Eat t. !" W Of ssS sy
nv yoi,s .ovn
A. H. s,oibsr. referee orsclosuss sale Of the two
os lois: sssS NO.. us :sa 10 10Th A.. .
$ \
rio.; slD saniord sal. Of on:
lot as iix7s 'n Boulevard n y. corner ofli4sh 80
~ = % p'AA''1 -" n nucl /. CAM Ao''
PSs :as,Sn S :s each !. as hss No., S So S
Lexington av. the former Alexand dor Main for
so 400, latter Isaac Roaman FOR 75O.. laiso
II.
foreclosure sale-John y. rominson, referee-of
the three story brick dwelling. with lot l5x95. Ok
~ 3x9S No 1886 East Atm st.. 100. 10 II. Of
Lewis st., to plaintiff. z000
Also partition sae-kdward s. Dakin. referoe-of
the three story brown stone front dwelling, with
lot 1S.9x9SS. No 232 East $50 ST., . q, 237.6 f.
W. OF I'd av., champion. 1904
Also fore closure sale George L. Smith, referee-of
the four story brown stonc front house, with los
2Oxl0O5, No. 1872 East 47th ST.. D. q. los IT, 0. Of
Lexington to plaintiff 1900
Also similar sale-BradkurvC. G. Chetwood. rcteree--
OF two story frame dwellings, With lot 25xlOO,
ON 10th W.. o.. rs Il. n. OF 105tn st. also one
lot 25xl0O. ii. n. . Of 105sh lU0 r. ".
of 10th to William Lsmbier. ASA
Also three story frame dwsllings three story -
frame building aud two story frame stable, with fs
three lots, each 2oxlOuli, on West lU5th ST.. n
". corner OF l1sh av.. the corher to Andrew
Biakely for 81 ,A90 the otters 70 John Lalsr tor
S3,O2o..... ....s........... 46lS
Also. lot Immediately south OF above and four n
lots immediatsy wes. 81 above. plaintiff 80. 1850
Also two story frame stables. with eight lots,
together = size 20OxS9. 9.5x2U0x033, o D. OF J05th
ST., 100 It. Of 1lth av TO plaiutih T7O0
NJ " r.. STEVENSON.
By private contract the house No. 10 East 57th st..
l9x7oxloO. to Samuel bennington. ........... IS 600
Total slso, ,s4s
The New York herald., 1878-11-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

to Java 2oooO refined petrolsum. reported Ssc
and one to United Kingdom with 4foo bbls do. 3d. Cd
The New York herald., 1878-11-01
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass Oct. 81. 1874
The printing cloths market continued active In de-
mand but less business reported The arket very
much stronger; 3xc. cash for 81 cloths and
cash for 6ox56 cloths, spot the best that done
The New York herald., 1878-11-01

ncluued In the 40 bales to arrive Dclivcred
centract $40 bales yesers Currcnt prices OF spot
cotton the following quoations are based Amsrdaa
standard u and cotton In running