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The daily gazette., 1879-11-04
AMERMAN & BURWELL, Bankers,
now dim. No. IL Broad Steeet, N. Y.

NOTICE.-I. John ". Esyaolas. do
apply to the Judges of the Court OF
General Sessions Of the Peace and jail
in and for the county of New Castle, on
Monday. the 18th day OF next November,
term, A. D.. 1879. for license to keep an
inn or tavern, being known as the Malta
House, in The Second Ward of the city OF
Wilmington, county and State aforesaid,
with the privilege Of selling intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart.
to be drunk on the premises, and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application, to wit: ..l.lt
Chas K. Sparks, A. Henze,
VIM. H. Beckley, Chas. Horner,
Michael X Kenney, ]. b. Elliott,
Samuel Finley. Lewis Banner,
s. i, Gilbert, s. 8. Wickersham,
]. W. Gray, Myers Hayes,
James Chlisty, w. B. Bowman.
T. F. Bush, Andrew Fulmeie,
r. Booth, X. M James.
a. W. Ortlip, N. Jenney,
P. Thatcher, j. G. Hirzel,
q. Gardner, Martin Traub.
nov4-3t. JOHN W, REYNOLDS.
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Buffers Organ Claims 5000

BOSTON, November 3.-The signs and
indications all point to the election Of
General Butler tomorrow by plurality
of about $4,000 votes and possibly more.
He has been gaining votes steadily for
the past ten days, and the indications are
that he will get larger vote than he did
last year. We estimate the vote as fol-
lows: Butler, 115,000; Long, 100000 ;
Adams, 10000; Eddy, 1900.
BOSTON GLOBE.
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NEW YORK.
A DEMOCRATIC ESTIMATE.

ALBANY, Nov. 3,-Governor Robin
sons supporters in this part of the State
are feeling very confident OF securing
victory tomorrow. Ten days ago the
prospect was somewhat dmmed, but
more recently marked change has been
observed by Everybody who has kept
watch of the drift of public sentiment,
while the Kelly bolt has gone to pieces
all over the State outside of New York
city. The disposition on the part OF in
dependent Republicans to cut off the
head and tail of the ticket has grown
stronger. His plurality in the State cam
not, from the present outlook, fall below
25,OO0 or 10000. New York State will
to morrow stand by the DemocT attic poll
cy of reform in its home q administration.
ARGUS.
The Democratic organ Of NeaC
York Claiming RObins0n's
Election.
NEW YORK, November 3.-The Kelly
men in the city tonight are punching
Robinson with the local ticket in many
cases. The Kelly vote will hardly reach
twenty-five thouvand in the whole State.
This should elect Robinson by plurali-
ty, say, Of ten thousand! Robinson is
stronger to-day than he was in 1876,
when Morgan led him only twenty thou
sand votes up to the city, and Cornell is
weaker than Morgan was. New York
giving Robinson twenty Thousand more
the result is easily calculable.
The WORLD.
CORNELL'S PLURALITY PUT AT LESS
THAN $4,000 BY A REPUBLICAN PAPER
ALBANY, November 3.-The Kelly
movement has been dwindliug with as
tonishing raLidity the last few days, but
many Kellyites have gone over to Cor
nell, who will probably be elected. The
Kelly vote may be stated at 10000 to
10000. Carnell's plurality will be under
| $1,000 and that of other Republicans
smaller still. Even bets on Robinson
have been made here to day, but odds
of two of three to one on Cornell are
generally offered. The Greehbackers'
vote, that reached IS 900 iE the State last
fall, will not exceed 25,000 to morrow.
This break up will help Robinson 30 O00'
EVENING JOURNAL.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04
TO-DAY's ELECTIONS.

SOME ESTIMATES FOR POLITICIANS TO
CHEW UPON WHILE WAITING FOR
THE RETURNS.
The elections to day attracting the
most general interest are those in New
York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and
Maryland. Estimates of the probable
results in these States are given in the
following dispatches
NEW YORK.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

AN INDEPENDENT EsTIMATE-BUTLER
TO BE BEATEN BY THE TOWNS.
Boston, November 3.
The Butler leaders are extremely con-
fident and boastful, and are claiming the
city by 1900 plurality and the State by
1000. Such figures are wild. Last year
Butler went out of the former with only
d 400. and he will do extremely we'll if
he reaches 5000 this Twelve months
ago In the State he WAS whipped
handsomely in every county kept Suf
folk and Essex. Public interest IN the
election is not intense, and it is probable
that Long, the Republican candidate,
will suffer the most from this cause; but
all the indications tonight are that he
will be chosen by from 5000 to 5000
plurality. In sporting circles betting is
two to one against Butler.
BOSTON HERALD.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04

lH been stated in various circles
discussed a good deal in some parts
country whether Jay Cookies fall
PM lle terrible crisis of 1873 bad
lsn III the expose Of the "Credit
lef Speculative frauds: and it has
Oeeh said and argued that that er-
va brought about by the persistent
d citizen Of Delaware to collect
p'Ao' tile great financial scheme
|iea money was furnished to build
ACME railroads, and from which
'M sums were derived by those
manipulated the stock. The cor
"u 'llal this oppose exhibited on the
vi men occupying places of such
N0S destroyed confidence in Europe
Auie'can railroad enterprises, and
HVla faililc went down in the mar
aOrOad and carried with it its pro
'ncfe whose failure caused th,
'oI ohers, and the loss of conf
'"eFy~here III the United States.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04

A spirited woman put an end to a duel
near Berlin three weeks ago. Principals,
seconds and an army surgeon were on the
ground and the pistols were ioata's' a, )
when the lady suddenly drove up III d
swift droschky to the place OF meelIns' "
stepped up to her husbands second, ;aa,;n sna'En-
ed a pistol from his hand, and direc.lns ni
its muzzle towards her bosom, declaIeu
that she would kill herself unless tile
projected duel was at once gwen up
The whole party returned peaceao'y 10
| Berlin.
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Ducks and DltcEiN0.

The ducking season on the Susquehan-
na flats and in the Elk and North East
rivers having opened, the sport this
week is being largely entered into by
punners from Wilmington and Philadel-
PIMA. as well as by Che 10 ;al sportsmen
who depend upon the decoys and guns
phian went through town on the
o'clock train with one hundred and sixty
five ducks, which he and h,s companion
killed yesterday. One WilminRtonian
came home with twenty two.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04
RaiIrOad improvements.

The West Chester Il Philadelphia r.
r. Company are now having an estimate
made of the cost of the grading required
to run double track from Philadelphia
to Media. 1t is rumored that the Com
pany has sent to England for number
of rails. They are also having the Jen-
ney coupii gs placed on their passenger
cars
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04
9aily Gasstts'

.,.r uecom.ns a disgusting ,i'
',"s., in., the scramble for oil'ee ~
S''I S'" s,a,es, as it also Is 'o'
s ,',,' anu I't E national government
p '', '''I, occa,ioned by the hlsh
and lucrative pay. pay a''ns'n ap national
.ashrf in ci'y' State or "''''''"'
"a. IN Philadelphia, where II
''''' '.,.red l., almost impossible to
y "s Governing party, owing 10
"" '',I.,iou If the ballots a'ler
..., and the impediments put
Co., o( iAe voters of one party
v" s,oraDIe faciliu given to the
no aler are we'll known ana
yo,k the struggle is not less
,,, 10 the impartial observer
ksr. Eq., is now being used by
,s,, certain official positions
.,in The hands Of the Tam
,,o. W.. ,,. who to accomplish
all honorable party inies
and bol,cd the nomination
.r,.,,ra,ic State Convention and
oil, fine Radical party. The
,,tl,a votes of the Tammany-
rornall the Radical candidate,
4 can he effected, ami If not
,,.ll uhy then for X lly; and in
a, ,lis Abandonment Of the regu-
|rara,ic ticket the Cornell Radi-
n y,,e for the Tammany LegIs'
,i,v and county ticket. This Is
Nh Kelly and his supporters
,.,nlinc the loss Of the State OF
Ak To the Democratic party III
imperIllrd.
t,ov little about the squabbles of
" York politicians; but gentle
Iho nro,e,, 10 know tell us that
np Of Tllden is brought into the
irn merely to give some excuse ior
and that they may cover up
n.chery by plausible story that
ruc acceptable in other States
aalda,es stand ready to help to
NJ. TiLlen aside and thus secure
achanre for the nomination fol
tes.lency. There are very lew
inca in this country whose names
been connected with this nom na
no woald take it if il was "b
this way. And none who thus
would hope to be elected, unless
h lower in the standard of intel
and more copiously end 'we'
gGli,m than their friends believe
b who will he the candidates II
altogether a M itter buried deel
future. But that there is on'
settled, We have not the slightes
aud that is that the Democra'i'
will not permit its candidates to b.
BY thos4 who do and have alway
for any man for the Presidenc.
than Democrat. This was done
!anlthe success that then attendef
pertinent has hardly been so ia
ten as to permit its repetition i
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04
NEW TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

The Central Union Telegraph Com
pany, of New York, will probably open
their office in this city on thd 10th inst.
The company now have their lines ex-
tended to all the principal cities OF the
Union. Mr.. Thomas Whishart, who for
"A pumber Of years has been connected
with the Western Union Company and
stationed at Clayton, Del, has been en-
gagged as lineman by the new company.
A Pustuge Stamp VIII Turn
Them.
James Morrow IL Son, the well-known
grocers, of No. 211 Market street, have
had handsome pair of scales made ex-
pressively for their store, by Henry
Tromner, the well known scale manu-
facturer, of Philadelphia. The work.
manship of the scales is very elegant,
and they are so accurately adjusted that
a postage stamp will turn them.
Notice to Farmers.
Mortimer Whitehead, the lecturer of
the National Grange, will deliver lee
ture upon the interests OF farmers, at
Centreville Hall, New Castle county, on
Monday next, Nov. 10th, at IL o'clock a.
particularly are respectfully invited to be
| present.
Sherit7s Sales,
Sheriff Pyle sold at Delaware City,
Yesterday, the farm of Mrs. Alrchs, neal
that place, containing 205 acres, to
James E. McFarlin, Of West Chester
Pa, the moltgagec, for $4,000.
Exchange of Pukpits.
On Sunday next, Reys. John f
Crouch, of Trinity church, Chester, Pa.
and w. b. Gregg, of Chester station
Wilmington Conference, will exchange
pulpits.
The NeaO Bridge.
After considerable delay the foo
bridge across the Brandy wine, at Au-
CUISINE paper mills, is about completed
and, in the course of a week or 30, tn,
bridge will be open for travel. Nothing
remains to be done but the finishing o
the approaches.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04
First Mortgage
FORTY YEAR
I PEA CENT. BONDS
(CONV VERTIBLE)
OF THE
S.. Louis, Hannibal and Keokuk
RAILWAY COMPANY,

Principal Payable October L, 1917,
at the agency of the Company in the city
of New York. Interest payable April land
Oct at the same place.
These bonds are secured by q hrst mort
gage on the road, equipment. property and
franchises of the company and convertible
into stock at the option OF the holder.
OIL, ,300,0O0 cash, equal to more than one
half the total cost of the road, has already
been expended in construction and equip
ment. large portion of the road Is now
in operation and the balance will be COM
pleted within six months.
Copies OF the mortgage NAV be examined
and full information had at the Office of
the undersigned. by whom the above bonds
are offered for sale at ~ and accrued inter-
est, the right being reserved to advance
the price without notice.
AMERMAN & BURWELL, Bankers,
now dim. No. l6 Broad Steeet, N. Y.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04
1y,272.7S5 23,N2,4S.

lSiStZ,Soo Sc,Si E,foS
Mr.. Walker In of the opinion that Ca
nal shipments may be made with safety
tor more than week to come. The
most strenuous efforts are being made
by the shippers at the lake porh,. now
tnat some have see the evil of holding
back for speculative purposes, to get as
much as possible of their enormous
stock to tidewater before the close OF
inlaud navigation. The export of wheat
for the last three months has brought
over one hundred million dollars in gold
to this country. The utmost activity IL
visible on the canals. in which an intef-
minable procession Of boats il vending
its way toward tidewater; on the rail-
road, the side tracks of which are al
most blocked with freight bound in the
same direction. and among the vast fleet
that dot the great iakes. And siili tn.
hungry nations across the water, like
little Oliver, cry for more.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04
SeUered His Connections.

Mr.. Alfred EdgarsBest who has for
some time past, been business manager
of the Every Evening Publishing Com
pany, severed bis connection with that
Institution on Friday last. Mr.. Brste
will in short time engage in business
for himself.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04

1' resident slyly trying his hand
a'f FOR this Thanksgiving pro
''" 10 be published on election
'Neu some millions of me at the
'e wondering whether within
.n ' 'our hours they will rejoice or
the least. "
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04
PENNSYLVANIA.

EVEN CHANCES FOR SUCCESS ON THE
STATE TICKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3-There is not
much speculation over the probable re-
suit of to- days election in this State. 1t
is conceded that the vote will be light,
parties an even chance fnr success on
the State ticket.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04
BALTIMORE. Nov. 3.

BALTIMORE, Nov. g.
In the recent Mayoralty election here,
Latrobe, Democrat, was re- lected by
nearly 5000 majority. The present out
look is that Hamilton, Democratic can
didate for Governor, will get 10000 ma
ority in the city, and from onn tns state oan al
The other Democratic State candidates
will also, of course, be elected. In his
campaign just closed Mr.. Hamilton has
met with enthusiastic receptions, and
ali over the State meetings have been
large. Gary, Republican candidate for
Governor, will make good fight. In
some of the counties local disseDsons
may lose to the Democrats few legisla-
tive and county nominees, but in both
Houses of the General Assembly there
will be large Democratic working ma
jorities, irsuring the election of Demo-
cratic Senator TO succeed Whyte.
(1AzETTE
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04

The epidemic of typhoid fever ana
measles at Cape Clear continues 70 "a
tend. One hundred cases were ,.,a repoa,uu
on Saturday. Many of the ihhao''"h''
have left the place.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04

1t frequently happens that severe pain
IL very greatly relieved by thorough
purgaiion. Use DR.. Bulls Baltimore
Pills for this purpose. Price 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04

4'u'Stly admit that Canada Is
h..s one respect-she has an
''use at Winnipeg.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04
nov4-4t,

y at the office OF the Clerk of COuncil3dp
t. quarter of eight O'Clock, on Thursday.
the 9th inst, for grading Van nBuren street
between Sixth and Eighth, and seventh
streets. The amount Of material to be
graded is about four Thousand 4, ,00o) yards.
Said material to be placed on the bed Of
Tenth street between Adams and Madison
streets. A bond of one hundred dollars
must accompany each bid for the good
faith of the same. Work to be done under
the supervision of the Street Commission
er. Blanks Will be furnished by the Clerk
of Council. By order of the Committee on
opening streets. .-t
JAMES McGLINCHEY,
noN3 At Chairman.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04
MARYLAND.

DEMOCRATIC ESTIMATE GIVES HAMIL-
TON, FOR GOVERNOR, ABOUT o,OOO MA
JORITY.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

nIVEDEND.
- THE NATIONAL BANK OF DKLA-
WARE, at Wilmington, Nov. A. =
The Directors have this day declared q
dividend OF twelve dollars per share, being
six per cent lor the last six months, and
an extra dividend Of three doIIars Der
share, both of which are payable on de-
mand clear of all taxes.
Z. H. EWBANKs,
nov4-4t. Came
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04
u111.rn WITH A BILLIARD CUE

KILLED WIFI n DHH1H1H TH H'
BRADFORD, Pa, Nov.3, 1879.
Patrick Harrington died here tnls
afternoon from the effects OF piow
from billiard cue in the hanos os OF JOE
Daniels five weeks ago. Inc muroe'oi
has fled the country.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04
FIRST EDITION,
II Colossal Grain Trutie.

AMERICA FEEDING THE NATIONS OF
EUR 'fE-INChEAsED ACTIVITY ON
LAKE, RAIL AID CAEAL-xiOO. .tND 600
IN THREE MONTHS.
Few people outside the Produce ex.
change have auy definite idea of the
stupendous magnitune of our grain trade
during the past month OF two, and of
the bewIld,ring array of figures out Of
which f.. II. Walker, the statisticlan Of
tile exchange, bases his calculate ons
Were the United States obiged to de-
pend upon its grain crep alone, its
claims to wealth and prosperity would
be established beyond doubt. Every day
the farmers of the great west are pouring
Ia their treasures OF golden harvests into
the Atlantic cities, aud carrying TODD TO
the nations of Europe. There has Wen
an increase In the shipments for the
month Of Octob r, when compared with
those of the preceding month. Thu. Is
gratifying, considering certain unwise
speculation In the west, holding back
the q ain for rise, and demanding too
high rates FOR exporters to grant.
| There Is no prospect At the present
time of rise iu wheat, az 1t, in fact has
| declined sixteen cents biishel "a week
The demand from Europe continues un
| abated, and the increase already men,
toned Of actual shi pments from the lake
ports will iikely be doubled by the trans
actions Of the coming III onth.
| SHIPMENTS FOR EUROPE.
| The export clearances for Europe dur.
ing tho mouth OF October from ali ports
OF New York, Boston, Portland, Montre.
Al, Baltimore Philadelphia ami New
Orleans, are as follows:
| rlour, ODl5.. 5................. AZ ,50.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04
T tai bushels. 30 ,5s9, ).
BY RAIL, LAKE AND CANAL

The shipments from the Mississippi
river and eight lake ports, ST. LOUIS, Du-
luth, Milwaukee,, Chicago, Peoria, To-
ledo, Detroit and Cleveland during the
months of September and October, are
rs follows;
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04

ONE CONCERT ONLY,
Wednesday Evening", NOU. 9TH.
JOSEFFY
JOSEFFY!! .....
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04

JUSEFFY 7.
THE EMINENT PIANO vIRTUOSO.
The verdict of the Vienna Press:
1.-THE new Liszt," "Tapsig has Risen,"
indorsed by the press Of New York, BOs-
ton and other places, where immense audi
ences have greeted JosEFFY with unpre-
cedented ovations.
On this occasion will also appear
LOUIS BLUMENBERG.
The young American Cello Virtuoso.
b. o. KLEIN. .Accompanist.
ADMISSION to parquette, 75c. and $l.00;
parquette circle, 75c.; balcony, &c. No ex-
ira charge for reserved seats. Seats for
sale now at G. r. Thomas q Co.'S. book
store. oct30-8t.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-04
SECOND EDITION
Senator Bayard.

hECnPTIoN, ENTIRELY NoN-PARFi>
BAN, TO BE TENDEKED HIM IN THIS
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OCEAN FrelKhtA.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CITY HOTEL-Wm Minor, Terrebonne: D
Atkins and wife. Red River: Henry q Breaux.
Matt + scovell. river; Q e TurkssIey; Houston !;
and wife. St Mary; Geo " Taylor, Mississippl;
B Williams. St Louis; Mrs D McLamare and
children. Missisaippi: Mamie Johnson, Texas;
Alex Hanna, Baltimore: Smith. Cov1pg-
ton: J r Joley Morgan City: Mrs Warmald.
Miss F B North. Bayou Lafourche; ] J Bill
lingsby, New Iberia.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Compa
Bonn ostfo

Domestic.
CHICAGO. July IS. 9:15 a. m. Call.-Short ribs
4.12h@415 August. 422h@4.25 September. 4.321s
October. Pork-ss s2h August, So 72h seDtem-
Union Stock Yards Estimated. receipts
of hogs to-day 1000; official yesterday II 1893:
do shipments 548s: light hogs IS 1904 05. mixed
packers 50 1923 CO. heavy shipping 50 1903 80.
Cattle-Estfmated receipts 5000; market not
much doing.
2:25 p. m.-Corn-3e110 1864 July sales. $500
36s. now. 36A@367a August sales. 361 now. 361s
@361s September. Wheat-9sA bid. 994 asked
July sales. 98 now. 974@97zs August. 965s Sep
81. LOUIS, July observation-disclosures 500
90 July, $4,000 August. esz. september. 9sA@
ss1 October. Corn -sls.@a41 August, a5s.
dosing. Wheat as bid July, s7K bid August.
ok September. 971 October. Corn-344@345s
July, 34sS August. s55s asked September, $50
CINCINNATI. July 15.-Wheat steady: choice
mixed ear 40. shelled 4O@41 for No. 2, Rye-No.
Lara o Weks saay make * nss Go e o.
Loose shoulders, So. clear rib a4.a5@4.4o. clear
sides 4.so@4.65. all loose. Hogs firm and active
market: common 1903 40, fair TO good So 500
NEW YORK. July 15.-Flour quiet, but steady
trade; family brands q 1906; shipping extra
steady Wheat K@lc higher and moderate d.
mand spot sales Of No. 2, red at 81 1901 2oh
No. amber 81 1901 20, and ungraded spring at
81 Ub@Vl N1. j "ullo SOiu aug ubS AL 1l TO- NO
2 red do at 81 Ia. Corn quiet but firm; spot
sales No. 2 at 454@45k and do July at 45A;
round yellow sold at 524 Oats firmly held at
1904 for mixed Western and State. 3912@43h for
white Western and State. Rye firm at 62g63H
for Western 66g66K for Canada and State.
Barley duh and unchanged.
Pork duiet but steady; July 50 1909 So Au-
gust 50 3009 As, September 80 1909 so Lard
steadier but quiet; July el2AI@s.l7A. August
6.15@6.2O. Gut meats steady: picked shoulders
so. picked hams 9h@10. Beef quiet and I'M
changed. Whisky quiet at 81 OF.
Spot cotton lower; Middlings 1915: futures
excited
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL. July Is. 80 .. m.-Cotton shade
easier: UDlands Is 16d, Orleans 6I. Sales 5000
bales, of which 1000 are for export and sDecu-
latfon,
Breadstuffs- Stock small. demand limited.
Wheat-Western spring s@9s. Western winter
9s 3d@9s Sd. Flour-Western canal 90 3d@10s sd.
Corn-NeW mixed As 3d@4s i'd.
ocean FfelShts.
New York, July 15.-Ocean freiRhts steady.
though rather quiet. Grain to Liverpool by
steam quoted at 5d@5kd: 400 boxes bacon at
25s. To London by sail 5000 bushels grain at Cd
p go b, and 10000 bushels at As p quarter. To
Bristol by steam q 900 bushels do az 50 . stand
ard bushel. British barK to Cork for orders
with 5000 quarters of grain at As Sd. British
ship to London with 1000 quarters do on private
terms.
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" MONETARY.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday Evening. July Is. 1879.
NEW onLEANa uIEAR1Na- BLOUSE.


We quote exceptional paper GOT y cent; Al
do TO: second Crude do %; loans on col
laterals COS: Al mortgage paper 80: second
grade do @ p cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at 5000
and trade dollars at s0gs5 Halves and quar-
ters tAmerlcan) are quoted at 9914@99x.
The sales Of foreign exchange were light
and rates are steady. Bank sterling rules at
-04s7, and bill Of lading and clear bills at
4ssht@t84K.
French bills are weak and quiet. We quote
bank francs ~; commercial -@521k.
New York sight Is quoted at n v cent pre-
MUM for bank counter rate: commercial is
quoted 4 y cent premium.
State Oonsols firm at 45s@45H.
Premium Bonds closed at 26@26l4.
Stocks are firm.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES - Consol-
dated Bonds are quoted at 32@321z: Half-Paid
City Coupons. 2s@25; State Warrants. s31z@ss;
Levee Warrants. 74@77; City Time. 1874 200
90; 1875, 300: 1876. 21@23: 1877. 21@23; 1878.
N@23.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

). A. BARNTTz Il. NEwBERRY.
SHARON ALUM AND CHALYBEATE
~ SPRINGS.
sharon, Bland county, Val
This watering place, about eighteen. miles
north OF Wytheville. Va. will be open Tor the
reception OF visitors June 10, next.
: Inis Place has been greatly improved and
yenienee of visitors The Turnpike road from
order. =
Board. per month Of IS days. .......... ,25 90
Board per week. 4 m
Passengers for, these Springs Will leave the
cars at Wytheyille depot on the Virginia and
Every effort will be made on the part Of the
proprfetors to make guests comfortable and
their stay at the Springs agreeable and pleas
ant.
distinguished Southern physician has To-
Gated at the Springs.
Altitude $500 feet above sea level.
BARNITZ & NEWBERRY.
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