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Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
The Chimes OF Normandy.

The presentation Of this spartling
on4ra will be attended with new seem
cry aud rich costume. The iroupe has
been drawing large houses III other
cities and it comes to Wilmington high
" recommended. To-morrow afternoon
there will be a matinee given hy the
aame troupe. III the evening the
English comic opera "Sorcerer" will b.
presented. For the sake Of our musi-
oaI reputation tie performances slouId
be greeted with large attendance.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
TSuSs,rial.

4 shaving Boom has been started,
and it is iumored that Prestoa Bros,
No. 2 East Sixth street, are at the head
oft. We will not vouch tor the cor
rectness of the report, but we do know
that they stand at the head OF their
prof ssion in this city, as their numer-
Gus customers will testify.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
A world of Good.

One Of the most popular medicines no" he
fore Tho Amer can pubic is Hop Bit'ers You
So il everywhere. People take IT win Eood
effect It builds them up. 1t Is no as pleass'
ant to the taste as sOme other Buffers as IL y
no, a wniskey drink II Is more Ii the old
fashioned bone set tea that has done Wodd
OF good. Ifyou DON'T feel just right try hoi
BILters Nunda News.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
The weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Nov. 2l-l
A. NJ.
Indications for Fri5ay-For the Low
or Lake region, New England and the
Middle States, rising barometer, nortn-
westerly winds, gradually diminishing
in force, slowly falling temperature and
partly cloudy weather, with light snows
in two first districts, followed in first
and last districts by falling barometer
aud warmer south westerly winds.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
The West Ghurgl, SuDDer

Last evening there was a large
tendance at the West Presbye
Church, it being the evening D
which the ladies Of the congrega
had made arrangements for Loll
a supper. 1t was successful. II
will be another entertainment
evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
A NeM Office.

Jno. c. Patterson, Esq, Is removing
from the second story OF the Bringhurst
building where he has been located for
the past seven years, to a new Office
erected by him adjoining his residence
COS French street. The building has
been recently finished and is two stories
high and % by 80 feet on the ground.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
WILMINGTON QUOTATIONS.
RAILROAD aiAEs
pnILArELPHIA, WlLhiNFFOE AND
BALTIMJNE hAILRuAb.

TnILNIfELPIIA, WIhMiStfiON AND
4 BALTIMDNE kGlnRUAb.
NOVEMBER ~. 1879.
Trims will leave Wilmington as toIioSs:
For Pnilpdelphia aud intermediate H,a-
tions co. 10 1879, l.aJ 6. H., 2.j ,@.OO, NV,
s.4b p. N.
Philadelphia and new IOrA2Z!, TOO, lO.Gl
a. ro., l2lI, ~ 50 b 46 =. n.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations, $50
q, N.
Baltimore and Bay Lluo, 70sp D. N.
Balt,mr cnnd Washington, IL 2.l0, S.ab,
a. III , II 62, az BIB p. IN.
rrains or Delaware DIV rsiOn leave tor:
New Castle. Jl5 It. m, TO- @ 30 p. IN,
HarfnL on and Intermediate Stations, O. 10
q. IN +, l.lp, 8 80 p. NJ.
De mar and Intermediate Stations, sl5 q.
m, l.lop.m m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philafelohm and Intermediate stations,
S.lOa IN 3 90 $50 p IN.
Philadelphia and New YORK, 200 m.
Baltimore and Wa hiugtUp, 1871, 2.lO q. In.
! For iurther information passengers are re-
| erreI 10 tina time tables pos cd Ut the depot.
| II. + KENNEY, Supt.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
s.bs!aA FAME IABlk..

FOR Philadelphia: 2.2i, 100, $40, s35. 800
400, s.igp Ia. ON sunday, All $40. a.
H.. 5tO, go, g.46 y. II.
For New YORK: 2.2l, 100, 1907, a. m, IL Is,
1888 D. N, Limited TX ress, 3 ID, u. II.
For B4luIlOre and Washington. Ebl, 2lO,
8.3b IL. In.; l2.t2 p. IN. I.tIuiteI Express
l.o4, Ola, p. E. On Sunday, u. d, aiV,
For BalLImore and Bay Line: 70s T., III.
For Baltimore and way tiHtiVns: o.ab a. M,
b.l3 u. m.
Pr New Uas.ls p.l5, y. D., 49, sop. N.
For Delaware Il. H.: no IA: Id, o.1Gp.
30 sunday trains.
Fo. Wilmington L. Northern Il. H.: Go,
m.; 3.o5, p. IN; $50, T.. IL. Sunday except
Far Delaware Western IL. H.: 7.lb, 1870, a.ll
b.3Op p. IN.
rRAIEs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Ph!iadeiphlo: 1913, 2.O3, 2.So gl0 o. IL. :,
i2.Os, i2.42, l02, 2.D0, 40, BIS, G.ls, 7.0j'
$40, lilo y. III. On sundays l2.s3, AC3
1910 a. IN; 1855, lt.l5, p. M.
Fri1 tajhuore:2.lb 9.3J s.5ia. M; 1903 I2S7,
b3s, a.35 p. IN. On sundays. 2.lp, q. 10.
r:oa Washipgton 4i5, a. H.; 1903, 1887,
3.3G y. n.
F.om New Castle: $50, 1850 a. TO-;
Gasp. III. No Sunday traiaD.
Fcom Delaware Il. T.: $50 4. M; n.da, e.4t
y. m.
F.on Wilmington Il Northern K. X: So
.. U. ll.30 &. m.; and c.35 p. N,
From Delaware Western Il. H.: 800 h. Ia
2lb, 800 p. m. Sunday train b.25 T. M.
TaAlKs soR WILMINGTON LBAvx PHILADEL.
PBIA.
FI1m Sroai street and Washington avenue
7.8o, 800. 1870, n.4b d. M: 1.30, 800, 4 90
s ,e.o. 40 S.45, l1.3O p. IN. On San
days: $50 a, NJ; 800, 945.ll.30p. m.
Flo n hire Second and marEetetree.s: les
$50. il.5 a. H.; l2.25, 400 600, 1l.S0 p. IL
On Suniays. LES. a. M.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
lmnortant to Mothers.

Mira. WipssoY's Soothing syrup IL the only
thinl that mothers can rely upon iOr thelr
children. II currects acidity Of the st mach
cues wind cole, regulates the bowels eng
gives rest, health an coniort to mo her atu
child During the process OF teething It's yaIne
IL incalcu!aDie. Ii soitens the guns, educes
innammatloG aud sllays all pain, thereoy
Iiving rest u the Chld anu cVnllott " Jig
notbg-. Wv rly five cents a bottle.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
a Card.

10 all vito 2rs suffering from mo errors ano
,ntigcret,ous Of youth, rarvJub woe6ne5"
curly decay, icss ol manhood ETC., ! w seEa
4 r5c.ps that VIII cure you FREE q!
UHARGE. In8 great remedy was dlsc9'
cred by d mtsslOnary in South America Sehu
a seil-addresssd envelope TO the RsY dosAfs
T. lKMAs, station b. New YORK Oitq.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22

Mr.. McCaffrey, one of the leading
members of the Jackson Club, gave a
complimentary supper to the members
Of the club last evening at which sew
eral members of the American Club of
Philadelphia were present as guests.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22

At the Norma Ball this evening each
lady will be presented with a handsome
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22

yOHN EAMO, SEWING MACHINE Bh
y ztar Northwest cor. Ninth and ORANGE
streets, Wilmington, Dol. Al hrsteIass ms
Sewlts Machines ier sac on easy terms. oil,
Needles and Attachments Ior all haci1AeS.
Repairing y Speciality. open In the e'eh'h|:
20 Il
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
OYSTERS.
nYsQnGS ! 0YbTKRS!!

10 THE PUBLIC Having renodeleA N!
store at sixth aud or nge streets, am pre-.
uared AZ all hours Of the dry TO iurnieh my
frirn6g with the best Ice cream and oysters.
Tic oyster season having now arrived, 1t Is
uy intention to sci! none but first class Oys
terra and a prices within tho reach OF all.
l,pping to still continue receiving share oI
public patronage. heihain I0ur.
o2b.and Oh ARLilS KYLE.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
EDombg DpHawt-''Yhe Union CAN.
not Laai?"

The Atlanta "Cons'itution" contains
an interview with Robert Toombs, rela-
tive to his despatch to Chicago, in which
Tombs says he sent the despatch az
printed. He said further that "the
Union cannot last. Honest government
is impossible under the fourteenth and
fifteenth amendments. Ispeak for no
one but myself, and | don't care to tell
q d---i lie about it."
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
- -
Ny OblNSON'S OYSTER BAY,

Finest Oysters and Clans IN the city ior 2
cents per quart, OF quarts or SlUO. fhmI
lies, Hotels q nd Rsstaurans supplied, OyS
tors delivered free Of charge TO all parts ol tn.
CITY. ROBINSON'S, III W.: einth street.
N. B,-Next door to Il. l.. Robinson Bros
9ro,ery Store, 9th and Orange 1t. ll-l2lmu
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
KeYiYAl keyYiCeA.

There will be preaching this evening
at Union NJ. L. Church followed by re-
vival services. The public is cordially
invited to join us in waiting on the
Lord" Let our members come to our
help this evening. D. &.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
Prescription Free.

For the speedy Cure OF seminal Wcakne"
Logs Of Manhood, and all disorders 0rous q
on by indiscretiOn or excess. ANY Dru82I'
n Is the ingredients. Address
DAVIDSON & co., IS Nassau B.. New YorE
7.3 tl'sd wlV
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22

p l!IS"EE'S ENPORlUM-All the
w. m royel makes Of bresch l.adius
Gu g, MuI2.c Lenders in great variety, scy
on shot Nick Plated re Olvcrs, prices lower
nan ever. !opHrlng done in an hoQ-ot
N nner re- unable rates. Cutlery o. nil
iQGs sharpe ed "all ls respectfully soil.
.pd. Il. J. Pyle, IA Ma,Ret street.
li1HS Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22

81; @es For large load o. Hlnihnp
= / .tsi J wood. t'rlefs can ho lett at
ir!F Bros. second and King streets; ia
,oh loore, ,al rity Depot, 0nd John ). MitGcr,
c,aIng sun, or at The Factory, corner Of
Tn'0n street aud IiIp.n avenue.
allfI T. MCKlNET'V
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22

BARGAIN !! BAK}AIN!l
ID A I'm III amount If cash will buy valu
aOe stook and fixtures Call on J, III.
FRANK, gr Ger, northwest cor. 4th and King
reuts. 1fO'ft*
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
TrinlsaItHRs.

W. NJ. Kennard & Co. are keeping an
elegant assortment Of colored Damasse
silks, satins and vslvets, cut bias.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22

2 lbs. sultana raisiDs, 25 cts: 2 TBS
fig, 25c. T. M. Wisr, 1870 Market 81
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
W NJ. MULLlN.
DEALER INTOBACCO AND CIGARS AT
No. 4yo FRONT ST.

lam re civ ny now goads every week. there
hy kecung ~ with the times. You en- de-
" nd on &Gttin+ the best at low prices at {"
Vcf lfOyrt .treet hi-O large stock Of
cheap p cs and smokers' material, Iry my
-n,Gs ll.LI II. NJ. MULIIN.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
rs AEl4tEBF,
HE
s,L ED

DLED
RITCNl E.--On Nov. \, at GuanOc kancl o,
a. lake county, Calil0rDn. archibald 4
rEauder k.tchlo, form rye Rev Castle,
u l.
WOOD.-On Nov, q, John Wood, in the 5Jth
year Oi u, ggC.
Relatives md friends are invited TO attend
tho it,ne'al, tom his late rtyidence, No, 604
West street on Monday a ternoUn, at one
Orci ck.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CAgsIDYS HOTEL-Ben Gibson, Gem plan
taiion TR9s RRelahaestz Lonisans HH2ag
10 V Wilson, Louisiana; 4 Albini, st Louis;
Z Laudner and wife. Miss Frances Serbia. Miss
Scharff Plaauemine. La; John O'Nsill. W X
A J BuIman. F NJ Bulman. St Charles. La; Chas
Anderson, bark New Castle; Henry Dies 9 w
Price J Clones, MiIiken's Bend. La; W 0 Lea
and wife, Clinton. La: Allen. ir, T Phil
lips, Walden. Miss; Il Cromer., L Young, Dick
7 y Nolan. MississipRi: I Be1dart, Sum:
% Eus 2azoo city, f1seE sn nis5TF Rsl
yer, A M Dickson. Jas Conner. NJ Gcrdy. FL
Smith, + Campbell, G " Andersen J Brady.
s and daughter ao M9nF9e La NJ Robyps
Natc Sn; = " yeifrriss Madison parish; " X
Bend, La; Jas wilkins Fla: H Discon, John
w Kent X Y Powers. Yazoo City. Miss; A Bay
insky. WIG Kiger. Vicksburg, Miss: Gen d
T B Warfield, Greenyilie,, Miss $ Packwood,
nit, Miss; G H Ring, Louisiana; ] Avis, T
mona, Mis- NJ + Smith, T r Hubbard. Houma.
La; M Titus. lower coast; Simon. Baton
Rouge La: 4 Craig st James. La; Miss Mag
gle Grun. Huntsville. Ala.
Try that celebrated Cream Beer at Miller &
Dielmann's. so. 50 and 81 South Peters street.
The Academy ball tonight Grert event Of
the season. Ladies' invitations at the box Office.
Gents admission 50.
The grand dress and fancy ball. to come off
tonight at st. Patrick's Hall. will be one OF the
great events OF the season.
I'm weary of the food / have to eat. Try
Shadines.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is agreeable. whole
some and invigorating. and its purity is guar
anteed.
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UtftEIUIIN
Halves. Quarters. Kits.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
Dom estio.


CHICAGO. Feb a. 9:25 a. m Dry salt meats
$40. 3d. 80. Pork-$10 3O@l0 371s March, $40 so
ApTil.
Union Stock Yards, 10 a. Ho,-Estimated re-
ceipts OF hogs for forty eight hours 10000: Off
cial Saturday 8540: official shipments 1893 light
grades So 90@s 95 heavy 90 1904 30 common to
choice. Cattle Estimated receipts 1000. market
steady,
Closing Wheat 90. February nominal. esA
bid March. 94a bid April Corn-33h BID
March, aa7s bid April, SIX June, OATS 2,s
Mstch, 23S bid April, 254 May. Pork-slo 30
bid March. SO 80 ask cd April, $40 65 n ked NAV.
Lard 6S7h bid March. Cos bid April. 1906 asked
May.
ST. LOUIS, Feb 24.-Wheat 81 OK March bid
81 o2A April. 81 o. May. Corn 32% March, 33h
April. s4k May s. June.
1:10 .. m.-Wheat 81 O1B March, 81 OK April.
81 03I May. Corn 32% March. 33's April. 342s
May bid 34A June.
NEW YORK. Feb. "a, 10: 40 p. m.-Wheat-spring
81 O5o1 OF. winter &l@1 1917. Corn-46A. 43@
AN. Pork S9@t0 rs. Lard 7.121s. Coffee quiet
Refined sugar steady and In fair demand.
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. "a. 1915 D; ;.Cotton1Fair
business st previous prices; Middline Uplands
sad, Middling Orleans sid sales 5000 bales Of
which 1000 are for export and speculation.
.
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state Consols were weak at 81 9740152, against
ug.a521s. OK coupon, on Saturday. Premium
Bonds closed steady at 252s@25119s, against %
aq5H on Saturday. The sales at the Stock
Exchange footed up $4,000 Of Consos and
tu0oO of Premiums. On the street the sales
amounted to $4,000 Of Premiums at 25taM
Az. and $4,000 of Consols at 514@521S.
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The importation Of fruit continues to be
large Yesterday three vessels arrived here
,.om the West Indies ports, with cargoes
w regating $3.50 punches Of bananas, 1880
srroanuts and 1000 lunches of plantains,
With 50,O 900 oranges.
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and III 45@f 80 for fine, Turks Island quiet
and duh quoted pominally 25@3Oe y bushel.
Table SAT- IN pockets 1&07e each as In size
FISH-From Messrs. q. H. Lawrenee d Co.
we get the following quotations:
Barrels. HnIvaa. Duarfera Kftta
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ma ateaH hJat Port Eads arrived here Inst
.,abt with 1920 bushels Of bulk corn. $50 bbls
/ y aour. 1A9 sacks Of corn. PAT sacks oats. e9s
go hay and sos packages Of lard.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-25

The bark John Shepard cleared yesterday
IN New York with cargo exclusively con-
's..,no nj molasses- 3 barrels.
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commercial and Financial Matters.

Tho brig Anna Maria, from Rio de Janeiro,
..,sved here yesterday with 1868 bags Of
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st. Patrick's Hall will be the scene Of much
pleasure to. night The Y. M. b. A. are never
behind In anything they do.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT, |
Signal Service. United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 3:43 D. m. Monday. February "a.
Observations taken at the same moment Of
time nj all stations1
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= chicago Commercial Bulletin gives adj
nom los principal pork packing points.
y this We take the following extracts:
= packing of the West for the season will
IN That of last year in number about
nogs. The number Of hogs packed TO
- reported at G, $50, $50, and the total esti-
lor the season, 6,9lO,653. The total
- at these points last year, was 6,0Ql,-
SWING an increase of 90S 92S hogs for this
~ The points from which we have no
Ibis year packed 503,716 hogs last
me Increase at interior points texclu-
ne new points, is about 10 per cent,
making the same allowance for the
not reported, would give them total
ls LOT This season of 554, 0s7 hogs, which,
Y the estimates for the 100 points,
give total packing to the West for
sason of 7,464, 745 hogs.
ssa aa falling off in the average weights
80 and the impression prevails that the
ssssurns-when all the large cities have
IN 10 detail-will show an average re-
Oh ten pounds. This will make a
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-25
COMM ERCIAL,

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
Monday Evening. February "a. 1879.
COTTON-The market ruled quiet through
out the day. but steady feeling prevailed in
prices, with sales of $500 bales.
The following is he closing OF the Cotton
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MON ETARY.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Monday Evening. February "a. 1879. !
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.


Clearings: Balances.
February 22--.--- tHOI1day.D
February a. -. 81 .957. 1884 10 s245O77 80
We quote exceptional paper GOT y cent: Al
do TO; second grade do-t@-: loans on col
laterals eos: Al mortgage paper SO: sec
ond grade do o cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at sa@s6
and trade dollars at 9O0e5c. Halves and quar-
ters (American) are quoted at 99@99H.
The sales Of Foreign Exchange we're small
and rates are easier. Bank sterling rules at
4.s5. and bill OF lading and clear bills
at 4s204s3.
French bills are weak and quiet We quote
bank francs ~: commercial 5.22h@5.217s.
Bank sight bills opened easy and closed
the same at par commercial is quoted y y
cent discount.
State Consols weak at 5lA@52 ex-coupon.
Premium Bonds closed steady at 52s@25h.
Stocks are firm.
The sales on the street aggregated $4,000 Pre-
miums at 251@251s and $4,000 States at 51A@
521s
NoTE-On Friday last, at third call OF the
Stock Exchange, there was reported from the
same sale of 500 shares of Waterworks Com
pany's stock at Csc; it should have been 500
shares of Louisiana Levee Oompany's stock.
preferred. at use.
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By all means go to the Y. NJ. b. A. ball to-
night. This Is to be the greatest event OF the
season
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Msssrs Marks Go. aud Small n Go. favor us
Nth the following telegram from Rio:
Rio DE IANEIRo. EahruarY "a Iala
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Admission to the Academy ball 81. Dancing
commences at p. m.
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Only strangers can get tickets TO the grand
fancy ball Of the Y. M. b. A.. at Grunewald Hall
to-day,
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r. indicates rising: r. indicates falling: 8.
indicates stationary.
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INSURANCE
rwENTY-THnRD ANNUAL STATEMENT.

OFFICE SUN MUTUAL ASSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 50 Camp street,
New Orleans January |, 1879
In conformity with the requirements Of It's
Charter the Company publishes the following
statement for the year ending December 81,
1878:
AMOUNT OF PREMIUMS FOR THE YEAR ENDING
DECEMBER 81, 1878
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Iss.. STREET.
White Building corner OF Baronne.
The early part Of the winter having been un-
favorable for Winter Goods. and having stock
too large on hand. we will commence a great
Clearance Sale, on MONDAY. OF
QUIZ ENTIRE STOCK OF
DRESS GOODS. BLANKETS,
COMFORTERS. SHAWLS,
CLOAKS. BALMORAL SKIRTS,
CASSIMERES, JEANS,
WHITE. BED AND CHECK FLANNELs.
WATERPROOFS,
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, Etc.
REGARDLESS OF COST,
200 rolls White. Red Check and Fancy MAT.
TINGS. CARPETS. RUGS. CRUMB CLOTHS
etc.
We have also on hand large stock of PLAN
TATIoN GOODS which we are Offering at man
ufacturers' prices. Orders from the country will
receive our personal attention.
PEPIN 4 BROUssARD,
ocs 15s Canal street.
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The steamship Commander cleared yester-
day with, besides 3672 bales of cotton, 1901
bushels OF bulk corn; and the bark Cerere,
tr Naples, with 1850 bushels of bulk corn:
and the bark Aspatogon, for Dunlxirk, 81 ,42s
bushels Of corn in bulk, making the exporta-
don In one day to amount to 1895 bushels,
ali Of which shows the facility and celebrity
with which one can send grain forward
10 Europe so fast as our Western friends
chose to crowd us with 1t.
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The grand dress and fancy ball. to come off
tonight at st. Patrick's Hall. will be one OF the
great events OF the season.
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Bags.
nacnptg coffee since preceding Saturday 10000
Purchases for Europe same ttme.....-.... 30 900
Purchases tor United States same time. 40 900
Price of P.G,F. or good average .cargoes $4,000
mock $4,000
rrrhange. Observation-Disclosures. 2Db
average daily receipts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. H. 400
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! The Alabama Legislature, before adjourn
+ bg. authorized the substitution of G per cent
/ lot the falling due per cent State bonds.
[ This will reduce the interest fund very con-
dderably, as 1t is believed the skies can be
Jnsdlly sold at par. An effort to reduce the
TAX rate of the State was beaten by one
lwte. A board Of tax commissioners was
Appointed, with power to reduce the tax rate
after all the assessments are in, 1t shall be
Nmnd possible to do So The chances are that
PRODUCTION will be made
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-25

Tone Of the market quiet and steady. Sales
Fan FREIaHTs FROM NEW oRLEANs.
ia Ne via N. York :.

SUGAR-The demand for tho local trade and
shipment Is good and prices are firm. We
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-25

The above statement Is true and corree-
transcript from the books of the Company.
THOS. A. ADAMS. President.
HENRY Y. OGDEN. Secretary,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-23
uReNIA 4 TRUCKER RAILROAD
TIME TABI4R.
m. AN

ZOE IAN IkANCibCos
57rssoI Passenger Nail aad Erprsss 1rais
LAWS Virginia daily at Q ?. 4. and Gold
HiiI % s.ta ,. Nj Mound House, Gas;
Csrson, 7.s5; Steamboat, SAT. On every
dsy except Saturday connects with LigAi-
siss Erppsss. leaving Reno ct Q ?. H..
arriving In Gan Francisco at 1l:l0 Al. on
following day. On Saturdays connects
oaly viih Orerio.d Passenger Train, leaving
Reno NJ f2:o5 A. n, arriving In San Fran
cisco via Stockton ct Sis p. y. on tho fol-
lowing day.
Rstsr.ise, leaves San Francisco at4P.N..
arriving IN Carson 81 9:05 A. n, Gold Hill
a. 1880. and Virginia ss io:4o A. n. on tho
following day.
For Carson asd Reno (Nor~ingl-Leaves
VIRGINIA at T:30 A. H., and Gold Hill 81
7:l5 A. n, arriving in Reno at 1915 p. y.
For Cdysoa a fisrnoon) -Leayes Virginia
a 2:so l. NJ. and Gold Hill at 2:4S p. n.
Rstsrsiss, leaves Reno at 7:45 A. NJ.
arriving in Gold Hill ct l:ls P. n. and
Virginia at l:30 r. u.
Leave Rsnoat 1:So r. n. arriving in Gold
Hill d TOO p. H., and Virginia at 7.is Pm.
Ssspiss Car leaves Carson for San Fran
sisoo. via Vallejo. daily except Saturdays
At 7:s5 p. n; Returning. leaves San Fran.
cisco for Carson. via Vallejo, daily except
Sundays. Al =. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-23
ANNUAL MEETING.

nYFrcR ALPHA CONSOLIDATED MIN.
" IhG OOMPANY.-San Francisco, Cal,
Nay ~, leTp.-The twelfth annual meeting OF
the stockholders Of the above named company
for the election OF Trustees, and the trsnsac
ton Of such other business ss may be pro.
scented. will be held on MONDAY. JUNE
BIXrEINTH. 1879, third Monday In Junel
the corporation. Boom No. -. Nevada Block.
No. 500 Montgomery street, San francisco
California.
Trsn.fsr Boois closed on Monday. June 9th,
ista w1LLIAx WILLIE, Secretary.