davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-19
Marriage Licenses.

GoLD.FILLED Bracelets from 90 pair up, at
r. Harris & Co.'S. 435 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-19
LEFT-OFF CLOTHING

BOOTS SHOES, HATS, WATCHES, PISTOLS
can De sod Tor No highest cash prices Gents cloth
VIZ especially desired, for which the extreme ynlua
W. Pc paid by calling on ar addressing HERzoG, 800
orders promptly attended To- mars
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Six per cent interest paid on deposits. Special
rates on time deposits. ]. II. sqUIER g. Co.
Bankers 1Il6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-19

WELLS MACHINE SPREAD STR ESTHEStSG PLAs-
TIERS IRE superior to all others. Composed of choice
medicinal gums, combined with the true Burgundy
Pitch spread on fine soft lamb skin, they afford me.
chanica support to the affected parts, and, acting
by absorption relieves almost instantly. For pains
in the back or side caused either by Indigestion
rheumatism, or STRAIN, they are unriyaled. sold By
all druggists; % cents each.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-19

THoMPsoN's PoMADE OPTlME, an oleaginous com.
pound of great merit for dressing and cleansing
The hair sold by all druggists % and 80 cents per
bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-19
BUTLER's BALsAluC MIXTURE the old infallible
remedy. Sold By druggists price, 81 per bottle.

WnBoR's COMPOUND OF PURE CoD-LIvER OIL
AND LIME.-The advantage of this compound over
the plain Oil is that the nauseatng taste of the Oil
is entirely removed and the whole rendered entire
ly palatabe. The Offensive taste of the OIL has long
acted as great objection to Its use but in this form
the trouble is entirely obyiated A host of certl
lence and success of UibOrs Cod.Lirer oil and
Lime :" but the fact that it is regularly prescribed
b. Wilbor. Chemist, Boston. and By all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-19
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

~ GORGE d. CUMMINS. u. D., FIRST BISHOP
~ OFTHE REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Memoir 80
.,,,,, so
GOETHE AND SCHILLER; Their Lives and
Works, BY 10
THE ORIGIN AND GROWTH OF RELIGION.
By Max so
HEREDITY: with Preludes on Current Events.
By Joseph Cook l so
BEL. MARJoRY A Tale. BY L. T. Meade. l so
JESUS or NAZARETHi Who lie Was and
What is lie Now BY Rev. William Patton,
d. ID ''' %
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
Mass Meeting.

A. ilr Cont House on SATURDAY. lat u
Mass Meeting assembled on the CD #
gentlemen who dI>Irpro>,d ot the a,tluu
of TIA" cNrcutiNr committee IA calling u
parish convention. Ca motion ut j. II.
summons. Rev. j. 4 Parker VS. called L.
the chair. tn motion OF T.. H. McC len.
don. E-4r., bra! ton H. llt,c- was elected
secretary. lA rqii'~i IT ihr rLalLnlan
Nh. !. u. Nr',ry r>plaiurd ia, olJrc,- oi
tine meeting and oil, ted the follow INK res
olu,iou,:
Resolved, That the night Il the people
I" rrarcahl! a>s,uhl, IN order t. perfect
~ organic plans iur then welfare. or Re-
"rr-s any grievances. l. at inherent rl.ht
AID eahhm hr rejected hy an, poyrr M
dr. ErPuhlIcan ipttn -; government.
Resolved, That the executive committee
"t Claih"rn" rIu>h ~ rejecting the call
of In" people 20 l,ld Mas, Meet ny uu
the 18th INST, was Niulltiun of all pre-
crdrnt known IL Republican form oi
E'Nt llllH'llls
Resolved, That the committee had Lee
power Ia appoint hrlrsair, Ia district
convention To Ice held AT Mlulrn on the
cath INST, for the purpose Of ,cl,ctius
delegates To a constitutional convention To-
assemble in New Orleans on the 4lst day
of April.
Resolved, That the people he requested
to meet tn Homer on the tn day vi
March next for the purpose of ratifying
or rejecting the a,iion Of the executive
committee IN all their proceedings
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this
meeting he published i'll the Claiburne
Guardian.
These resolutions were seconded by |
Capt. r. P. Webb.
Z. II. MeClendon, Esqr., offered the
following substitute:
Be it resolved, That this Mass Meeting !
eoAorss n teto the seton Of The executive !
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
MARRIED.:

On the 10Th inst. NJ Arkadrlpha. Ark ..
by Rev. {. o. Steele, ME. j. ". LAM
fnRp' Of tins parish, To- MIS-, LtrA Stx.
CLIFTON.
Friend Langf"rd give us your hand.
We ever believed you to lie clever and q
sensible man and now we know il: for in
this the most momentous act Of Your life.
you have placed your future IN the keen.
ing ofan Arkansas lady, and We know
yon have done wisely. for we know th,
truth of the sons aud daughters of tina,
state and that it is without alloy. As AZ
Arkansas man we greet your fair bride
bid her welcome to Louisiana, and on yonr
heads invoke every blessing.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
Nominating Convention.
DRAYu,S Il. HAYES.


! After III" roll of delegates were called,
/ j. T.. Mrml"rS explained the object of the
meeting, After which, j. h. Mra,lors was
elected chairman, and 4. l.. Atkins, Src'y.
p On motion ri !. II Jordan the majoriiy
:nic was adopted.
On .mpiinH of J. II. simmons trlhrs
were appointed. j. ". Dawson. \. r.
Nelson, \. II. Brown wen appointed.
On motion of J. II. simmons the two
Persons g'ttlr'e-tt majority of votes cast
h,' declared nominated un amy ballot. pro-
Nid,d, that II takes thitty-thrrc VOTES tot
a mti"'i'y
On moiI"n Of y. e.. Calhoun .Arh dele
gate WAS allow Il To- vote for two naulr>.
On nation Of j. II. Jordan. with amend
went, all an~.nt delegates were allowed 4"
be- r.prc~ nt,d hy rr">I, Ia hr selected hy
TIN delegates ir"m the waId or ward,
from wht,fr delegates were ah>,nt.
pn m"tinH 81 IN sellers ihc convention
adJ"mu-d tive minutrs.
j. u. Pennington WAS elected ~ proxy
I" J. II. tharprll at wand s,Nrn: John
Miller pro\N mr l.. ". t"N al ward iour.
A. {. Calhoun m",rd Iu proceed {" vote
fir ~" candidates. without nomination. on
first ballot. carried
On motion al Is. T. lclhrtt,r the vote
was taken ly wards
IIl>t ballot ". 7. N"rclaud. =: !. T.
David ,on. u; J. \. Parker. -; T. X Ram.
~cl :; John Young. II: j. G.. Warren, =
:. Baucum, !: J. II CuIrN. |; j. II. sim.
mons, f. john fhipps. I; i. +. Duke. /.
W. /. Morcitnd t,rrtSing majority
wa, DECLARED elected
\ mutton To di,urn wa- lost.
Second ballot. +. Davidson. 3g Inh.
Young, Il; J. Il. Ram>'y. |; J. 4. Parker, l.;
j. q. Warren. ,.
j. T. Davidson rrcriviug majority wa,
declared elected. On motion of j. \. Par
krr the u"m.uat, nn was made unanimous.
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
J. +. MT,puE>,
Chairman.
4. l.. AThINs.
Secretary.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26

The right ct u rcuplr To pracrahiy Is
s@mhle II enc that no prtson hut fool
could galnsny ~ deny. Thr >nh>titai,
Offered on Saturday last dn,s r"i d"uy
this inalicnahlr right, hut was offered ~
the interest of peace and harmony. Was
offered by one who u, one of the pcupl .
respects their every night and interest
Was offered because IL WAS bel y,d that
the PeoPl" preferred that the toi.,y adopt.
ed 10y the mass mrrilng ,hnnld De- carried
ont. All complaints So Tar aga Il ~. az
tion of III" executive ,uwmi.,r >rrm To-
come from those who have chronic haunt
Of Directing.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
Trouble Ahead.

! We fear that the people in this i'm
| mediate portion Of the State do not aP
r,riat" the character of tine trials soon Ia
] be had ia New Orleans under the L. :.
election laws We have for 80 many years
been accustomed to the prosecutions of
the Radical party, Ia th,ir false charges
asau,t the party /" which We belong, aud
IL the subsequent triumphant Niudicatiun
of our aims and mativcr that We have
looked upon ihrsr political fuals ~
matter "f COURSE certain to have the usual
ending.
BIT now We may aLticirat" contrary
result. Leonard, the T. : District At;ur-
n"y uhry- blmdly ia" hrh,.>t- of the
-aiutiy crew at IT." White House. His
yearly stipend and his "iii, ial head depend
upon his lah"r- IN these tiials. Like all
recruits to- hateful cause he must ont
lirrud lirInd III his acrmouN IN lis dcvn-
tlun Ia his new friends, The rdct has
gone forth from the Utmost circle, cf Rad.
icai plotting, iuric- ate t" H. packed.
= illnesses -uforttcd, ~ iuic i wiling. any.
mus indgr sIis upon tl4r b'Hrh 10 oh,., the
prompting of an attorney Whose heart
CLOVIS with rumc"r against his former
friends and party associates. II j. Ia be-
hoped that Mr.. Leonard i ignorant of the
rnormty II thu "n,n-c about {" hr com
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26

committee in arranging plan Of cam.
paign, the method Of dominating the par
~ candidates for delegates 10 the consti.
tutional convention, and in the appoint.
mrmt of delegates to the district
convention nj Nindru.
After discussion OF The question iy T.
II. Mrtlrnaon, J, u. Nrel,.y, K l.. Webb
aud Gcml john Young. the prrvions qnrr-
tion was ordered 10y vote If ~ To Il. ard
the substitute MAS adopted 10y a large ma
j",iiy.
A motion t" adjourn was then made
and prevailed.
i. A. PNEKER,
President.
DRAYIuS Il. HAYES.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
SEE HERE!

| have been N ih, saloon business for
several Years and have rudcaNnrr.l in u.
just with all mon. | have ,rr.r.d ,b,r,
until my hooks show large amounts dine.
me 10y G""l m"n. Th.>,. amounts mus, Va.
rs'd I" IN" ~ | shall >uc right and lrii
wH'''H' m~r"v. cau't tive if I pay cash
for my goods ana sell them cn a Ion. and
uncertain credit
I" All who owe IN" address iIr>.. last
w"rd1-If settlements are not made, a,
once my papers viii h" placed ia the hand,
"f an officer. and II the >uii, h,. lriu,,,
t"i'r N"u I" pay cost II viii H., Your own
'HaR' f"t t"r'" IN" 10 tii> course and Won
must pay the freight.
J. FERGUSON.
January %. ls79. 2,tf
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
~ LAST NOTICE. a:
January %. 1879.

We have given oar friends ample time TO
settle with MS. Some have failed to take
advantage Of the delay We have given.
We need money and must have il. We
will he forced to hring suit, and hope that
none will come ny and ask MS to pay cos,
that they have forced upon themselves
for we will not do SO.
s. Y. GLADNEY & BRO.
jas n 1872. 23:H
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26

Yon know Z. W. Nrwiun' W. all know
him. He il AZ 81 Magazine street, New
Orleans. A. n commission merchant y"u
can trust him, aud IN the grocery aud
western produce lin" YAM may rely on him,
for none can beat him in price or quality.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26

WILLIE ELLINGTON has lately made
some additions H. his stock Of grac,Ilr- and
confrctioneries that will prov" attractive"
TO his numerous friends aud-eu-t"urrs.
He has learned how ta sill at profit So
low M 10 excite III, delight nf hi- rn-inln.
ers and the envy ni his competitors.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26

Mr.. II. ID. Harrison, the publisher nf This
paper, has just retained from New ca
leans which place lr visited IL a rrpIr-
sentative of the Lodge aud Chapter Of
this place, and returns thanks iui the
his brethren of the press during his stay
in the city.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26

When You visit Parin.ryille lie sure 10
buy your goods at the Cheap Cash House"
u ). MARX, Farmsrville, La, where goods
srs sold cheaper than any other house in
this section of country. Best No. Cook
~ etsvss d eis 90, complete. am
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26

We have received quite a numnrr uf
communications lately f.um srmr of TIN
most intelligent men in the parish, all ct
them bearing upon the Pu, ~tinn OF the
Constitutional Convention, III" character
OF the delegates. tic. We Mnnld La,r
been pleased t" publish all of them.
hut last week were able ONLY to insert
those that came first, Toe othrrs will be-
too lat" To lac oi Importance thus week
However We will hc rira~'d Ia have other
letters from out FREUD, between TIN, aiid
the election aud viii puhl'.h them ii
possible.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26

Philadelphia hrags If h,y hard made
shoes. Int :. Cohen at NJ 10 -. Charlie
street. New Oflran~, can and viii srll Yen
rs good u shoe ar boot for the sam, nr les
money n you can lind anywhere hrtwrrn
Portland and sunset.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
"Wednesday, the 1! day of March, 1879,

"Wednesday, the II day of March, 1879,
AZ the tnuIt.Gor>r du"r ~ the town ui
Homer. for the tINr> dur ihrIrnn 10 tb,
computations Of the town OF Homer. - iul-
inN-:
llru>' and lot bound. i ou the North bl
Il. !. Nau-hu- laud and the fcmL. ,ni-
tr-'; a. ih' south H. l.. 81. i"Nd>. ant uu
tie Last uN 81 Aa"Wu tuIuclIN H. The " .
!. Cleveland inj; ~,llrd irr thu taN,- due
ttct'"t'. tor thr l".r 10. hN the estate OF
Nnpi"i G.utl,u. Amuuut. s-lu.
Lots Va. i. =! aad Il and T.. M blp,',
,. and l"i> NJ. /, =! IT,. AMI 20. IA ,alu,
"l""A, ~ the town ~ Homer: scared iut
iHNrN due thrIr,u, i.r tn" Year ~. hN
M. Att Callahan. Amount. s.td
Hons" and lot huuuG,.l on Tn, south hv
North mann >lic't-"r the Last bN ith LIst
'irttt. t'it The Noi:u hV st North street.
tnd "u the West hN i. Il ELln,..y', lot and
ri .'>i street. - per survey "i tn, town
al il'IHti: >o,l,d t., the taNc, duc thereon.
i"l tho Nru -. 10y Ni,. VI. \. Euu>r. dee
Amnunt. $50
Il"H-" "a. l"i bounded un the West hv
ct N'>i street: on the >uuth 10y l'rr-iy to-
man lot: 81 tie ld>i hN West mann street
|H1 ". v. N'H3, LID lot dud n'i tie West
10y i'h Mouth >'I''t; seized Ion taxes due
d" i'"iI. i"' the NrHl -. >i..t: 80, $50;
-. $500, ha Nj. l.. II. Wand.
lur >"ujh-!ia,t 1t Lot NJ. 81! and the,
a"ith-li"i e. Lot Ne. ~. ia III. town Il
llmmE >'...t, lea !h. ft,c- uno th,t,.n.
''r tiH' yea -. 500: ~. $500. ~ -.
l't' "i 90. Nlld.
ll'r'>" .sH let IA the town Of Hnm.t
h.uuI'd "l ia. Lat u, Vs.; mal.. >,r,.t:
"u tn. \"ith T., W. u il.,;,I', Lud: on
ihr vs. hN ". u. ',.tutc.l'- bort. .tud g..
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26

The fathers, owing to the c>tta"rdina-
rily inclcmrHi winter, ar" more backward
with their labor than for many yra,.
We hope, however. for mere favorable
weather in March. Then with thu u,.rr.
laAing industry characteristic "f our pro.
pie we may hope for IAN early harvest.
and pirntcous year"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
Shcriil sale.

y ". Summons. -. ". \. hItisorr
Coat No. 35.5.
STATE Of Lo"i''"nd, rdri.h Of Claiborne.
IL \Illnr al u wit of ii. f.. to rucLirrrt-
~ 'd "a thu ah"N, ,ntiil,d cause. hy thr
tI'IN 81 tn p,-tu,t Conn ~ ana far ,L,.
Pul>h "t tiiIl,uruc and STATE aforesaid |
ttt'" N"tIrd a"i wit proceed tn sell to thu.
last dnl highest bidder. within the l.,al
h"ur> ~ sale. at The Cuurt-hnu,,. door in
;'ir town ct Homer, on
Third Saiarda, In March. 1879.
hrmg the ~rh d.il oI >ail NINTH ,h,. cJ
lowiu. described property to wit.
Cine mnir a"d a sill and all the ap,,ar.
truJic,> thereto.
Terms of sale cash, with the benefit Of
Inplit~"urut.
Il. +. MtLENDON. py. Sh'G.
i'"' ~ l@''' Npi - No. 21:ts
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26

MISpES, La, Feb. -, 1879.
CLAIBORNE GUARDIAN:
j. c. Vance, Of Bos~icr, nominated on
twenty eighth ballot. a. Is. Grut 20, al
Webster, Oh Thirty br~t.
DRAYroH H. HAYES.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
Third Satarda, In March, 1873,
SHEIeIFF'S SALE.

y. j. Freeman ". u, \, and W. +. Chris.
tltu.
IN Parish Cnurt-Nn. $50.
N'"'t 81 hoff'idTd, Parish of claiborne.
~ WIN" "t u viii ct teri ftri1> issued
~ "rt of the Parish tourr in and for said
pan IA and STATE IN The above suit. and Ia
~" dlHc'ri, have s.iz,I and viii pruc,rd
I" sell IT, th" last and highrs, bidder. within
me legal hours of sale. AZ the Court house
door III ihr town of Homer. on the
First Saturday In March, 1870,
1t "ing the l-t day of said month, the
i"ll"AIng described property, to wit:
The -'nthweSt quarter Of the southwest
quarter of section twenty mine, anl th.
southwest quarter of the southeast quar-
ter Of section thirty. and the west halt of
the northwest quarter of section thirty
two, III township twenty-threr, range FIVE.
containing too acres, and situated in said
parish aud State.
Terms of sale cash, with the benefit of
apprsisemcnt.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-02-26
Corporation Ea1 Sales.

NOTICE l. iIERLBl GIVEN THAT /
" tttvc ~rtlcd the hereinafter 1t >,I he'd
property and viii proceed To ,,ll the sIImr
on
The New York herald., 1879-11-06
PANIC STRICKEN SERVANTS.

One OF the servants of the International Hotel.
No. 10 Park row, about haifpast six O'Clock last
evening discovered fire In one OF the rooms In
the servants quarters. n the rear of the building.
which extends through to No. Is Ann street. About
fifteen girls were the floor where the fire was and
were soised with panic Some of the terror stricken
women ran hcadIong down the stairs to the street.
screaming as they went. Others attempted to leave
the rooms by the iron fire escapes attached to the
hotel In a rev minutes the hre engines arrived in
answer to an alarm aud went to work. The flames
were issuing from the top door and the rst floor
Of No. Is game OF faro was In progress. The gam
bers locked the door and resoutey refused to allow
the hremcn to enter until compeledto by the police
by the time entrance was effected most Of tho
gambling apparatus was cleared away, but the room
was crowded with hashily dressed young men aud
boys. The fire was extingushed with but little
trouble. The loss is estimated at 5000
The New York herald., 1879-11-06

-Wheat-The market unset tied aud &C. &C. lower:
pf ar sprns Chicago and Siiwautee The sales.
d. ,%s * ss:' a'sss
SGvs%es, q AZ for 5ses%SsT 81 q
ss ss SIS lsr ST. aS
ssr sr 81 Ss for Tor
Corn dull and ls ss lover sales, ,psuSiag
az % % for Sr No. %ssa No.
%asi ss de S 10
and eoe for yellow dock RyS was @ quiet and nominal
q sSSss old in 'Hs o barley
No. bright S.'1ds do 'G'a assSsnssG % Si's
gs:s SS;' 81: ::s;'
s sls @ssgs s%ss
S@ss S"l@s We s'"Ss frss per- SS ss
southern 20 s .s. S.'s sss. 10 e.
oats dull aud ie lever closing at the inside quotations =
M 3 "ss' Sa tf mixed a. s as No. No. Do
s, No Shs:s I S% sss s 'Ss
Deesmher 44.se Sales were iioo oo3 bushels n.
Gs, nsar isp Jlrs,,rso butt. arm. Hemp ar% lao
bales Manila Quckstop sold to arrive vessel now at
doesl a, ss.s; also 200 bale. do osb Watson on
g gss sesordins % 10 quality. Manila hemp. sac Dc
MOI .Moisssrs AND srnvrs-Marke, Arm. We quote New
crop ErSsssry e e ssrto Ssss ksS ss
strictly choice to fancy soe 4sc new crop. Soc asc
qsnss z is ss . %
NAVAL SronEs-Rosin quiet; 200 bbls. good strained
sold ~ 81 80. Spirits turpentine dull and lower We
quote sSpirits turpcntine. mcrchantabe order 4tc.
kosn-srsnmed m aud good strained " ~ q 81 80 Tar
ton-Rosin drm Strained 81 Is bid; good 81 SO spirits
auis, at toe Tar firm At " s Turpentne quet hard.
sccttonsced oil ruled steady Al the call 4c bid
cembcr; 45c bid 47 asked for year and 46c bid isc.
asked for February Linsesd very firm and active Lard
oil frm Al New London 900 bills elephant oil sold
manufacture private terms aud at New Bedford 500
We quoe:-Linsced, American, soc. s5c. Lard, 5ac
5sc Spcrm-Crude, nominal ut e5c 81; blcached win.
ter 81 81 O5; natural do. Y7c. 81 crude Northern
whale 45e. do Southern do. 42c; beachod winter 4sc
5uc. natural do 46c. s4'c; extra beached do, white,
Ole 52c. tlcached winter elephant 63c v5c beached
winter hsh. Ale l2c. crude nsh. Sound. Sic.
PETROLEUM Refined nrmer At tn. Produce Exchange
sales OF crudo 2uOlU bbls. at N)5sc a N)c, We
quote ;--Crude in bulk 5se. do. In bbls, ec. .l.c
naphtha &C.; rchncd cargo lots Tsc bid; do eases
fouLrRv AND GAnx.--Market arm. We quote :-Tnrk-ys
Ice 16c. spring turkeys lbc. zoe Fows--Philsdei-
phia i6c. ise.; state and Western, l4c tse ueese
per To- spriug ducks Zeal Zoe; 81 per pair Pha,
tephia squads 50 20 81 81 per dozen English snipe
81 per dozen; small snipo, a5c. per dozen. Reed birds
81 81 per dozen. swestbreads 81 5Oa Eper doxen
dcphia ise, 2oc Long Island iJc state and Western
i5c woodcock, 81 per pap. Grouse, VI so por pair.
Partridgcs, 81 90 y 81 10 per pair.
Provisions Receipts. pork, 100 bills lard, 1891
terces 2u32 kegs aud 800 cases cutmests 4v2T pack
agas bacon. 2t5 tierces and 2.1t0 bbs beef. lO7
terccs I32 bbis and v245 cases beef hams "a bIs !;
dressed hogs, 30 bbs Pork quiet but steady; $50
bbs sold at 81 % 40 5000 cash. and 800 bulls do
for December delivery old and new $40 25 The follow
ing the bid aud asked prices at tho third call No
The New York herald., 1879-11-06

In London British consols and United States bonds
were firm. The former rose to 077S, and tho latter
to 1861 for fours. and 110 for 4h's fves being
steady and unchanged at 1051s. Erie rose to 42sS {,
and fell off to Az. The preferred steady at
81; consolidated frsts at 117i4. seconds at 49, and
funded aves at s41s. New Jersey Central fell Off
from SOls to so, while consolidated frsts from
1867 to lot. Reading advanced from SIX to 33 u.
and Pennsylvania from 81 to 51l Illinois Central
was unchanged at 1Ola. The rate of discount in
the open market for three months bills has advanced
to "a per cent India Council bills allotted
to-day at I'd. per rupee decline. The Of
fll4OOO bullion was withdrawn from the Bank Of
England on balance. At Paris rentes advanced to
ST. As: OF the bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of
England to-day the of $50 900 is for shipment
to New York.
Foreign exchange in this market was dull and un-
changed. The following were the rates Of exchange
on New York to-day at the aforementioned cities:-
Savannah, buying u discount, selling u discount;
Charleston. plentiful. buying u, selling u q par;
New Orleans, commercial discount, bank dis
count; St. Louis, LEO per 1000 discounts Chicago,
60 discount. and Boston, par to shilling discount.
Some the Paris evening papers state that there
apprehensions on the Bourse of serious difficulties
respecting the settlement Of operations in securities
of companies lately formed by the fnancier. NJ.
Philippart
Philadelphia stocks closed at the following quota