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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06

STOCK market. The total recorded sales amounted
to 622,26 shares OF only 203O0 shares less than
yesterdays exceptional business. But nctsitA.
standing the large business that was done tho deal
ings require only little in way Of comment. Tha
operations Of the last three days have developed
that there was much larger short interest in
the market than generally was suspected. Tho
movement against that shortS interest was de-
laycd, probably IN the expectation that more favor
able opportunity wonid come in which 10 mako
IT, But an influx Of securities from Europe
and advancing rates for exchange, which nos only
have stopped tho importation Of gold but
threaten to continue until exports Begin
the very events upon which "bears had
based their operations--eame instead. Tho "be2rs1
were neglectful Of their opportunity, and ths
bulls seeing that what was 10 be done must Do
done quickly, took possession of tile market
and turned prices upward until the whole
force Of bears" from TO z, ran ike hock
Of sheep after the bell wetheT 70 cover their con-
tracts. As prices rose the bulsD undoubtedly re-
ceiyed some accession from the outside public but the
benefit of that accession has hardly Offset the sales
OF stocks Tor European account 50 that the gain
may 10 regarded rs an even one between
the professionals, In which the bears7
have been badly worsted for lack OF skin.
The closing up by "shorts" made to-day's market,
as it did yesterdays for the most part strong. But
at the end the stocks that DO not show final declines
from the last figures OF yesterday arc few. St. Paul
was conspicuous in the dealings aud rose 20 100 but
endcdat lls's OF L higher than yesterday. Delaware
Lackawanna aud Western also was prominent and
rose TO 1854, but ended at 1914. or the
same rs yesterday. Lake Shore again rose
TO 1879, but closed at 128G12Sis or IL l0woF
than last evening Louisville and Nashville made
new departure and rose to lOi, closing at 1925.
The Southwe5terns generally made only small adj
vances and generally closed with sharp declines. but
the stocks of Hannibal and ST. Joseph were cxcep-
tons Western Union again was active and - 70
1913 but ended at 1883. There Is little doubt that
the floating Weston Union stock Is practically con-
trolled by single interest and therefore, barring
ealc by investors, itsprice may be manipulated up
and down with perfect safety. The market closed
fcyerish and unsettled.
In Government bonds there was more activity in
the Is, and el53JOO sold &C 1899. Only five days
more remain for holders 90 decide whether they siu
sell at premium extend nj 81 per cent or collect
1872 principal and Interest," July l. The other
issues were duh, but the biddngs y per cent
higher al around. Annexed are the closing quota
tons:
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BIZ AsKcL

The dealings in railroad bonds not large, but
there were some advances in prices. Enc second
cou5a's sold up 10 1914 but final sales at 1888
were Il lower than yesterday last price; the funded
~ sold at 997sQ 100 Missouri, Kansas and Texas
first cousols only steady al l0o's l02l2, but
the seconds were - higher 90 s5i,, aud General
mortgages sold no 9si2. Chesapeake and Ohio
frsfs. srrics r. were B easier at s63i, but cur.
rency interest debts rose from 6Oi2 20 81. Can
ada southern hrsts were strong up "a i02i2.
81. Louis ami Iron Mountain first incomes Were
steady IT g6ls098. and second incomes were -
Li,rier at 9O.q s97. New-YoIk Elevated GTsts were
steady an 1Ii4 rs also wcp Metropolitan iigstsa5
IO2i,aIO2 Ohio Central irsts sold AZ 10 ia iCflf
and the Incomes az 90 a6lis Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville incomes arr becoming fayorites, and to-
day sold up % S2. There is only less doubt about
the payment Of interest these bonds than thero
is about the second consolidated. The money
for the payment Of The July interest already
il earned and in the company's treas
ury. Indiana. Bloomington aud Western
incomes rose from 100 % 1929, with small trans
actions. Louisville and Nashville general mort
raros were D, higherat l07c. St. Paul consos prob
ably as an adjunct to the speculation in tho
stock. rose 20 1854, and closed at l25ie irss q
southern Minnesota selling at 1879. Wabash
general mortgages were y higher az iOOia Dnyer
and Rio Grande cOnsols rose from 1854 30 1851
bat Kansas Pacific cunsols were 4 lower at 1854
Texas and Pacific incomes active aud higher &c
IS L. but theirsts OF Rio Grande Division were only
steady at 97NG977s. The following were the clos
ina uuofations.
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MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY. Nay 5-P. II.

THURSDAY, Nay 5-P ".
TIE mining stock markets to-day presented moth
ing new, dulness and apathy being the prevailing
features The late specially active stock HibeInia
was hardly noticed. but the small dealings which
there were in the stock which is left were cents
lower at 20. Big Pittsburg, however. recovered
10 cents 20 345, and Little Pittsburg was cents
higher at 3.35 Little Chief was duh and steady at
1.4Oal A5, and Leadville Consolidated was IN
changed at lbs. Moose was in better request aud
recovered , cents TO 1885, and Hukiilsoldup to 10
Navajo was less active than yesterday and declned5
cents 10 /. and Boulder Consolidated. with fair
amount oftransaci0ns fe from Nj TO 00a 81 Consol-
dated Pacific yielding 20 90 cents. The C0mstock
shares were lower. Consolidated VIRGINIA down 20
$50 and California 90 I25. Oriental and Miller
improved from 3.4J TO 500. and state Line Nos. /
and rose from 200 CD 2j50 Dis. silver Nugget
rose from 67aG3 20 20 cents. OF the California
gold stocks Green Mountain was steady az ~ ana
Cherokee 20 10 but Rising sun Was lower a. = 90
The MariDosas were neglected and without sales.
The market closed dull and without feature.
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IN CHAINS!
IN c II AN 81
IN c II AIN S :

few centuries AGO few Bibles in existence were CON
the chuIchca, and acccasplc cu4 20 q
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~ an egnit.6le International cOpyrict law td- WV, t
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facing for
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GOOD WORK.
GOOD WORK.
GOOD WORK.

Remembering the past friends VIII not he enfpfn
nat fhe pubsers ara noasrl efs who do unt iee be
an fav,ut lon alt s44dtrlg advance our titon- u @
work pretending mat ucre wI be many rIl t i,
FROM M, hasty production. fu rCpiv, wc can Only ll
have trusted ne, 9uf lave not found u7
that Il shan hc phicaiy e.f g .4 1890 : e.
(irecns son "a T6 Eceklnai ~ which ~ d1 e
tif4 country u she CltroCtrI or H
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They douhlc rains TODD The best NorA l--t,'
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they have ever printed and following them our oNn pu
renders and critical scholars engaged un our huct el'a
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Dressmaking.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK 1HfHuNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN ofIlths, No l.2lo BloadWay corner ihnV
nrstnt, EOS West Twenty tht-st. corner Eighth ava.
Kat F0uTtcenhst Union square 40 Third
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Nos 1901 and $500 THIRD ave-, corner one luLdlcd and
twenty fffh w. up % Z. nl az regular once ratca
A FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER desires a
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nRESSMAKER. "A competent dressmaker
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Filming.

OFF1CE TIE NQDrsOE CONSOLIDATED MINING C0upAvy1
NhW-luhk April "a. ISL
A MEETING Of the STOCKHOLDERS Of fLc
"A ROBINSON CONSOLIDATED MTNINg COsPaSy
viii held Friday May l3, 1891 40 Tho Of fhe com
pany Wat Of that day, % take action nnn fh
questions reducing The capital stock Of caens fri
millions to I'VE million dollars, and 10 change o uer
from two hundred thousand 10 fiy thousand gIar
the par value 81 The shares lftv Dl m
hundred d0lafa share, aud for such other bsrr ~
may como before The meeting 20 that time.
Sighed
fABRAM o HOYT
Majority OF WIN. ~. SfMINOTON
Irustcea WIN u. ROGERS,
lBRAlTON IVIS
The transfer books wiz BE cosed from the evening Of Nav
until the morning Of May IAN. 1891
lAp22 Law 8w ~ JAMES X. sELLECR, secrctary
A LICE GOLD AND SILVER MINING COM
N PANY. NeT.Y0rk Onlce, AZ way
SALT LAKE CIIY, Nay 2, 1881
The Board Of Directors this company has declared
monthly dividend 60 - q forty thousand doars or ten
cents per SHARE payable at be Farmers Loan Trust Com.
pany, New York City, on the 10Th inst
JOSEPH n WALKER, President
OFFICE OF rHE LlITIB RAID PtAcEE Mmrvo Co,
POI BKOADWAI NEW YORK.
A LIMITED number of shares Of the LITTLE
hRAPID PLACER MINING COMPANY TREASURY
STOCK 0f the Tar value Of 81 az prnt offered Tor sao
81 90 per share On Nay 10 the price f be- advanced 10
soUThARD HoMAEs. Secretary.
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State bonds were dun, and Tennessee % were
about % easier NJ 73asG7f. Louisiana consos sold
at 60 South Carolina 65 non-fundable % iOa lOlf,
North Carolina special taxes az g. and Nirgiul %
deferred at 1884, Annexed are tho closing Ga0ta-
tInns:
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Six bars of fine silver. averaging almost 600 fine
and arlropatiue iu value eiN.'l7. H,rc alnsu l,.-
t,rag 90. ODE Shoe ami ihcr E.uk ls trc latest
bullion shipment from fhr Mack Morris mine. ihr
shipment iDr April amounted O." over ti'uuo. and
Oh. total production go tho 2Ji OF Apul Was over
SlGJ.21I
Tn sp1iufcldsnt ~ tho lruAin mine. Lral-
ylic, Eiup hrd io thc NtN-1"r.. Office Yesterday
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There were no dealings in city bank stocks but
the bidding and asking prices at the first cali were
q follows:
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Alarbl. ano Slate Alanisls.

WOOD AND SLATE MANTLES.-The most
W varied a1A eomPete stock VI nne maniles
hibiuoD. q. d. STEWART & CO. 10 Wet 2Sd-st, New.
lNL
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COPPER QUEEN MINING COMPANY.
Incorporated uufer The awe q New-1ors,,
Capital stock, 10000 shares; par value $Io
nretsrR 3 OF f zee FRs ra.oa Tst Company
Nos 50 ard 56 Ihonasst, NeH-f ork.
CHAPPARAL GOLD MINING co.
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DIvIDENP rATI - AtSt ;1s sEcrRI! 1,
Managers o. st,nnout silver Mining Co., Utah.
ofoe 80. Nl,-iast. corner Of won. Ncv.Yori.
HORN SILVER MINING COMPANY,
Capital sleo99ooo' 100000 c.rr's P2 ~ 1 en-,
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CNlIAL -1oiooH 2oi0o1 slar,s $40 ea-h
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TUESDAY. May 5-P. n.
and excited day in the
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
MAY 5. 1881.
THE GENERAL LIST

NE GEYER4L list
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05
Missionary Baptist.

EEN J. ". MELTON breaches at q
>pril1s. ~ sabbath IN each month
saturday hyinr,---At Shlr"n. near ListS
"a Sabbath OF each month aud saturd1
n,i"rc.
REV. - MCGEE, breaches at HoDe
r" hr "a Sabbath an,l Saturday befcrss
..'rh month.
Rrv. 4. HARRIS breaches at Anf'ce
= Sabbath of each mouth and satnrcs
rfrre-Ar C"lquitt. I'd Sabbsih-At koes
% -7g. I'd Sabbath of each month y
uurday hcforc-At New Friendship.
~ hath and Saturday before. =
REV. II. z. Ards breaches at Afhe
l-t sabbath in each month and safure
before. x
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Homer Masonic Institute
for Young Ladies.


Board aud tuition per month, slj. Mu-
sic included with the above, go, payable
monthly in advance.
Tuition. 3. I and 5 dollars per mouth.
incidental fee per term, 81.
ToI further particulars, address
I. : Sigh. \. NJ. Pr-st..
Homer. Claiborne parish. La.
Jul, Il. l--n @2:y
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Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN.

Etv 7. +. LEACH breaches At shiie
second sabbath ~ each month aud sate
day hriorr-Ai Salon Church. Third 8
bath IN each month aud Saturday before
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Claiborne Circuit Methodist Protests
Church.
Presbyterian.

REv. J. +. DAVIDSON breaches at =
mor. l., aud :i'l >abbath~ of each mouth
At Mlndcu. 2l sabbath of each month
II Athens, 18th sabbath of each month.
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THE GUARDIAN.
nest.
SY EDWIN Asxoip.

NJ EDWIN ARNOLD.
His mother was q princes child,
His sirs . crowned king:
There lacked not to his vishrs.wild
What the broad earth could hring;
Strong knees were supple at his word,
Sworls zlimperrd at his will
Drxvr fortune, bat IL wrarietl bin
His spirit ihirsied still.
For him the glorio1s music rolled
OF singers silent long;
Th. Roman aud the Gr-cian told
Their wars of Right aud Wrong:
For him philosophy unveiled
Atbenian P.at"'s lore;
Might these not serve &" st'3d liirf
Not thess' h. sigh,d FL NOR.
He loved-fh, trncSt, newest lip
That ever lover prr,-rd;
Thu qu--ul,>i mouth uf all thu >"nih
Long low f,r him confessed.
Round him h. chihir'.' = joy ousu-s,
Rang silvrtN aud >htll!:
Thricr happ,' save that Happiness
Lacked something something still.
II came, the studded ,r"p'rr 'sy,
An nnr,-r,r.ird hug:
Velvet am -n't u.d hfuy"'y ho'd
Tho hr,l, "t 'uo Ling
WHY -'rs'.-' riI' i't... AID l"r nd S"ut
Looked -vrr ~ i.',t',
And fho-c ,,l'-. e. ? i.H~ # clay
Askri ..'.'. ..'--4. hing nui"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05
Town Of Homer;
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Homer Circuit-M. 4. Church Sec
EIV. J. \. FARMER, PASTOR.

Li-bvn Church - First Sunday in q
month, AT II o'cl'k. a III. Homer-sece
and Iuurth sundays in each month. ~
r'.tk ~, aud Fourth Sundays at pi
Aril"na-l bird sunday, at IL III, =
= Ia.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05
THE BEST REMEDY
ron
Disease! Of The Throat aud Lungs.

In diseases of the pull
mopary organs q safe
aud reliable remedy is
invaluable. AYERs
CHERRY PICTORIAL il
such a remedy. and no
other soemlnrntly mer-
its the confidence II
the public. 1t Is a sci.
eniihc combination OF
the medicinal princi-
pies and curative vir.
tues oi ia. finest drugs.
chemically united. of
such Pow era% 10 insure
the greatest Possible
tfh irncy aud uniform.
az of rrsu.', ltstrikes
al the foundation OF all
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05
Haynesvllle Circuit.


Culquitt-First sabbath, NJ II o'crk
GraN'> thrIsl-first sabbath. at p
Whit llaiI->,coud ut ii .
Crystal >priu-- second - at p
yiil,-Ihird at ii
New Salrm-Ihird al p
Mt Ziou-lourlh sabbath and Saturd1
preceding.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05

A GalvrStOH tlmill hasa culurrh
servant thar. While very attentive
To her duties. has ntNcr been knuN n
tn give any hodN civil au>Nrr
PURELY rs an experiment The lady
at the house bought her 4 new
dress. and give il 10 her, saving:
II am Glad Ia have the pleasure.
MailldN. at giving Nou this dress ."
"(rr upu' hIh !tld dai pleasure
On: ,:prt yer bud had any regard
t""h my irrhuG>. was the Graciuu>
Response,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-05

This j. the oulv Lottery ever voted on by
the ueople of State. and nnder late de-
cisinn Of the L. : Suprrm" Court AT wash
ing,on. is the "uly Legal Lottery now in
The United STATES, all other charters hav-
ing been repealed OF having no existence