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our Ar GALVESTON.
The Damage Done 10 buildings In the City
and shipping In the Hnrbor.

GALVESTON, April PA severe gale, nc
compan'"d by rain and hail, visited this coast
at Gij this morning. II lasted ten or fifteen
minutes only. but IA that time the wind blew at
the rate u siAty-threo Mills nm hour Much
damage was done To buildings in the city and
shipping in the harbor. The following are
among the losses The Galveston. Houston and
HENDERSON Railroad, freight sheds. 300 feet
long wrr" blown down, and part Of the round
louise demo- sh.l. ElrS II freight cars wnrn
wrecked. III" Morgan line freight shris wnre
DESTROYED Pprls Of the. walls of the Gun & ~
prts' huyrts n -, and supp"r7 prhs w're
wnrohousr, Sor.y's bio 'k Nrhous'- block.
knsrnb"rg's ho,k Moody 4 jan -on's bio 1.
ahI tnr ron building " !" partially unrool"d
the Francs bio X lshroWpl. T. wreck. $. v.rd
roeld"ne ~ various pHrb- of IN" city " o." dee
nWhArd The Morgan I'm" steamer Cty of
Norfolk WIS ! own ashore nrHr the hr'nkwutrr.
but WIS sot 0ii At high de- this even ns without
Material damage the steamer G'orgr ".
Tholnns lost h"r chlmnoyh, upp"r works. nm /
rudIor. Thc pilot boat T. lilsn was driven
Nhhor". Tue ya'lt Cygn,t WAS cHIr 1'd. Tine
honn'r EaA.'mth L'r Of Mays Ia'nd.hs. M.
. slightly damG4.cd. No oes OF Ike In re-
ported.
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JERSEY CITr'S NEU RTLER>.
Taking thcir Omces Yesterday without any
Of the Anticipated Trouble.

DESPITE the buster and protest Of the last
fow dn,~. !. r-"y Guys nov load gps .rrmont
VS. peacefully uNu-urat"l 81 rity. Police
Commissioners l. im na~on and k"rnny. who
organized re opposition 10 thn incoming
boards. lii not follow ont their solutions Of
'h. previous night Al Police llrliauart.
uit short t.mo spent in consultation. Clerk
Ellison road the cortin lto of Ciiy CO. rh ; OF 90
tI" election of Commissioners MONKS. Joy'r.
Fowler. hick, Bird and liough Commits
-.nrr II .ush WIS elected Pr -ldent. Daniel
VI A-A.n Clerk and Niohnel Nathan. g Irf Of
l'II.'. Comm --ions r. J"y''. Birt. amt li.u-n
dr il' -Nuti 'HriH ui one year .irn. uuu Conn
nI-- .Nf't- .Wirr, hl X, and Nons- drew the
T...,.l , r, Comm SIS ione-s and Commits
eitn.r- ,f plhl" M.rh ltft protests with their
.rr. s.. l.iffiI. n.N Dli .t'- tli uNf takr the
tr.uNl. o. read tirm. N" FIR. Comm -l.n-r-
.lrt 'i Comm -- .Onfr krus'r. r. b. lrnt. ,-.
j. p'l"n. u-. tl"r,. aud j ohm t'NIr. tht ln-
= n" o. IL lrtN .ns f.rf rus { HlI'N .--.Un. r-
KRUGER. Mr,aan. and Wiz ie-k"r lfrN'h TWO
years term. AMI Comm s~luu. Parsons.
@ ll.nn.'I. and N rt'u tIIr OnH-sr.r tNrn.
lu. l4riuI Iuhli. M,res .r't',i Comm -
g 'n'r trfnl.Nl Pr drnt. ami l'f' rr'd the
election of bis suhorliuatn~ untlihe nrNt u.,'t-
INK. Commas unrr~ llArNH, O.HritlN. AMI jar
us drrw tho on year raI. ana tuuluu-- =
S'nler. Crandul and L.nbe the tWo years
term
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CJBfS NINE IEiKs' var.
The >p"niards Hold the Coast. hut the Pa
triot. In Control Of the Interior.

Col Lopez Qurraia arrived in this city
iew days ago. aft + eight months active service
"a the Cuban army TIL, Colonel was IN COM
maui when Las Tunas was captured On the % /
10 september last. when, for the first and on;
lime. as hc avDrs. the Cuhau= rclaliated upon
the Spaniari- ia" many afro it.rs tn. latter hnd
rra ts"i upon them. THIS RETALIATION. Col
punra'ia said yesterday. was the at u an indl-
vduu. \ Cuban lI"ut"nonf. whose wiz" and
liur idIEit g huo Doc p outraged 3 tNr Span
ards f.w days D. .fur' htli Charge ~ lOG oil tho
Nliur.d -iltl -lil OF las runa-. Asfius on Dis
Iurir % AIS W"rt rut ~ with III" mup'nctr Tn"
Lieutenant WAS court martaled and casu-
lerei.
ca Querolta says That the patriots are conf
iu" 90 spnlr~ ui thu republic. They are, never
'n"l' ~s. lighting against fearful odds. They
iaN" only lS,Olu men under arms to oppO-" 20
ih" ou,MM spanish regulars and 40 900 yoiuu-
rs. ! DO" ia. of arms Is their great draw
I b. IN-r" ere two or three. men tor every
''"p mem. II uey could get muskrts amt
lue Colonel estimated the loss Of the insur-
E'u'7 durue 20" min" wars oi the war A 3u.
to iitNr rnd'i 90" war na>- Ia l.d t. make even
lu.r lr'-'uF p"r"ptlH". Iuny are mostly
up-. som" 80 Whom AR" under H. md az,
rH- Iy n "turr.lIIIHi lv % mar. o. oi any lrngth.
Although not a liisr of M patriot army has
i'.n ptld. nor has wanted pay. Tor the pui RE-
n'n" years OF tAc war. tho re- are camp follow
'r-. WIN, H~ soon u- 10 man falls in an engage
mrii, rush lurWurd tn strive for MS rifle and
take tI~ place 20 ihr rHuhs.
I'LL" Colonel ~uuuar nd III" situation with
,nr 'nhHl inr a." oentre OF the ISLAND IS IN the
hands Oi the luil OTIS.
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LOST NEIR THE MICK NILS.
Four Of ~ Party Of six Pc-ishing In the Great
April snow storm.

DEADwooD, ID. T., April 23.-A party Of $50
men from various parts of the country, with
fifty wagons. left Bismarck for the Hills. On
March %. ut Cannon Ball river. dissatisfaction
was expressed by many over the slow move-
ment. and party Of five. consisting of Tyler
Paddock and Frank Raymond of Mortified
Mimi. c. o. Daniels Of Syracuse. and Swedo
named Burch. started ahead. and were Joined
at Grand river by dcscrter from Fort Lincoln
The six left Grand river on March 81. A terri
Bile snow storm prevailing, the wagon train re-
manned at Grand river several days. and the
party. while out hunting. came upon Paddock
and Burch. who had been wandering about. lost
Burch's feet had been frozen, and were badly
swollen. ile had cut ulf his boots, and. walk ing
over cactus thistlos had badly laccratcd tho
u sh. Paddock Is recovering. Buroh Will die
The other four men had separated in search of
wood and shelter. The bodies Of Raymond and
Daniels were found twenty miles further frozen
stin The two had dug with knives "A hole u foot
and II half deep, throwing dirt around the sides
for shelter. Then. discharging their guns.
which they placed by their sides, they Law down
AMI in ablcct misery expired. The remaining
two OF the party have not been heard from. and
the inference is fair that they, too. persisted in
the terrible storm. The bodies of Raymond and
Daniels were buried at Grand river their ELECTS
being taken possession Of 10y their companions.
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TUESDAY April 24.-rLouR AND MEAL-Therc
w"cR an n nns TmH n SpDys c Y n f p~
rrarre the excitement today exceeding all precedent
actual moycment Of belgcrent forces were The cbiei
forward give much cncUursgen,cmt to Holders RSe
uonr was a',1 hishcr. bgt corn meal dun.
ss7o5 extra state 81 soss. o. W S.l"rS ssria as
$50 winicr WHEAT cSira ao sss S,a d. s saS
xxx = I;s$lc "a. e. M = gs'ens tssi2 M
sA"S rsrs s'Sst soqoyrn .sgPpRT sf,s = 3
sssGo Rye dcur 8, 96asi ''''''' ''"'' '''''
corrQS.fhe maIke, showed nrnness early in the
bility Of general European war, aud the general du
%yS Gu a0 aps 0YS[' sas sS 5s s%e '" FcT
future delivery the market was opened lower but closed
about steady, closing at H. re Tor April. II l3c Tor
MAY Lao. Tor June. 1850 Tor July. nae for
Tor SoScin6cr ii nc Tor prccbcr II 2- ior January ,py
ani II iCc Tor February sales Tor future delivery, 40
rao,niioss-rhcre has been an upward tendency to
ii. believed that hostlics viii not greatly promote the
d.mand there ma, ne.n ncinc1 activity nor huo, aney
bbls GA tn spot ~ 20 ssld 80 mess aud s2
cse i, were s,r hrI"~ thr ny1r " Of, " IL, b ,,n p
demand and line OF 800 to- India was taken tor
EXPORT Beet hams quiet Bacon held higher and quiet.
transpirc lard oicncd decid,dy higher ut Tie i'm.
prin,, eW and SD :ssssi6 l5 tor ,ina H. r IL ~ ,V'
End ,ligr mta,e delivery 100 tcs Al slop icr MAY,
western mess. :. G6l si6esd 3 prime mess
Nc.e so al-sio D. if N , 'e''i i"
shoalior smoAcd c,y. Sc ,ickcd civ o,.c nn bel
MS sS 6s' hVS eT I'M i,ar T,, ~ s"i
-iiain mes. si9stil' eltrn mes, sll5ossia y bbl;
r. ins mes ~ lula mess, ~ e tee Dressed hogs,
GHns-rhe wheat market has been very buoyant. and
t,da, advanced los9G. ? ha;h WITH con.lcraDis ie,
nm -s it,, H. sws at T. 2o5 eS + y wie scs :,
for ne. ana sl'9ts' ~ 9r gI n. sh,ag9 We
az -e; 5nics.e 80 q ,,ss ~ r.Iscied snd No
2 ~ ~ us
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sorrH ciRolfvrs LEGIsLarrRE
The Extra session Called by GOV. Hampton
willard to lie Chosen thicr Justice.

COLUMBIA. April 2i.-The General Assem-
lily mot ia extra session. ON the call of Gov.
Hampton. at noon to-day. In the House. the
proc '.din-- wrre confined e. cali NIX tho roll 4
the Wallace House as il stood when II adjourned
in December with siNty-nine members. An ADJ
J0ugnmeui until tomorrow was then ordered.
The names Of the members Of the Mackcy
House wer" not put on the roll. and no action
has yrt been taken concerning them.
In the Scnat" ih" former Lieutenant Govern
Or Mr.. Gleavcs. called the body to order and
made . farewell address. mss sting that he was
LEGALLY r,'ls ted, Tut that further re- stan 20
pore took the char. AMI motion WIS adopted
iYr eon,miiiee 10 wit ON Mr.. simpson. the
Hampton Lieut. onani q vernon. 10 -w' ar him in.
Mr. simpson came forward and said that b"
mad already be.n de- Jared elected. and had
qualified with Gov. Hampton last December.
ana no power on earth could make him take the
oath Of on aalain.
After some ds..usson the Senate reconsider
'd H. a'tion, and struck out the provision Tor
Mr. simpson then took his scat and delivered
lri'i hldtc--, urg ~ harmony and stri
.Ii--e-. ''''''' "''
Amoton WIS thon nad. to swear in tho ,lroe
Demo rats from Ldg"iirld. Lhurrns. ana Abb--
60 scat. Onle tiou WIS made hut Nj. : nn- %
entitled ~ 'nt-. subject 10 contest and declined
nnui'ri,i % am aip".u IRON h.s rulLE
The three = .nator-. with the Democrat rlnciod
s IN 700 the ad puruU, o. illl NaSlu.y IA Barn.
w,Il. wore then sworn m. Tho Stn1te now
stands - Drml rats g. j. Republicans. hut ono
Republican usually So. VII tho Demo rats.
ANA another j. IN Jail awaiting trlal ou criminal
'hnr- :. So that the Vot" virtually Stands IL tu
10. the Lieut. snani- Governor having the cGst n.
The Indications arr that Associate justice
" illart Il lunlcHn. VIII b" nominated Tor
turi Justice fy ia" u mo rate eau MS. auii
"r",td IA a'eofIlnae with Gov HAMPTON :
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BLOODsHFD ~ DEfDWOOD.
Party or Jumpers Attncis ed One Man
Killed and Three Wounded.

DEADwooD, April A.-Thc continued Jump
ing Of claims town lots. &C.. had fatal culmi-
nation to-day. Last night one Green Irving
moved n small frame buildingupo the unoccu-
pied portion Of lot owned by Belle Morris.
keeper of u dsorderly house. Morris. upon
discovering the trospass. assaulted Irving with
an iron poker. and broke In the windows Of his
cabin. He drew revolver. and his woman ran
into tho house and. procuringn similar weapon
returned g. the d"wnlk ana opened IRE which
WIS returned by Irving. No damage was done
The sheriff intnrposcd and effected u temporary
truce. This afternoon John Darby and Sam
May, alias Turkey Sam. wont over TO South
Dcadwood To driv" from lot claimed 10y May
four Slavonic jumpers from Nevada who were
M work erecting a log cabin. A few harsh
words brought on a general pistol combat. ID.
Ohradovtrh was instantly Killed Steve Corsich
was shot through the body at the right nipple
Buck Mllirk wis wounded in the neck. and G.
q. Martin WIS slightly wounded in the head.
None OF the attacking party were hurt. Darby
and May are in custody. great crowd collected
AMI mu'h excitement prevails. The disputed
lot adJOins the cemetery and has but little value
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Hnu, N. h.h,a,r p,upH s,af tii thrlua1e
II has been reported for several weeks hv
the irrud- ui Mr. limu" IN Wash ugtou that hr
Mr.. Hayes during the campaign last autumn.
begging him to com" a. ONO go take IN" stump.
amt advising MIN that he had b, ~ say nothing
about the ourrru y IA sii0n pr rfNtl service rr-
form. hui to n1unt the bloody shirt. II * fur
tn SAID that Mr. Blaine Mis- IA ia" huh.t pro-
Vloue o. tho Adjournment of tho S"nHt'. Of rn-
lrrrins to tniS letter IN a hoastlng and tnrcat a.
I'm manner.
Tho friends ~ President Hayes. while admit
tn that a l,tirr Ia Mr.. Blaine $ IN exist ~ go.
deny that 4 " III boar any "a 10 interpretation 49,
that above md cutrd. II would '"m 10 bee due
both to the President and the senator that the
mulll- L hIlnuLl be nAIn nuILln.
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SUPREME CouRr- CHlMWRs. Nos. 10. l0i
TO- ~ ~ ~ ~, 4ai 49, ~" -"l -iu "a az 2li
~, PIT
strRsse Corrr-srtcili TtsS- Nos ~ s29 ltl, as
a.. r. ~, -. ~ t3. at, -, ~, e., 80 30.
a7- 4lp 4-n '~ zen '.-1 $3.50 'eo 81 - $50
surnMt oouW -cWcrir-rart so wi" 1927. 2-n1,
aiiA. aih tiHt 49, i-fl. .,-l .s-'. ,it,. 10.
N1, 2fit s7 sf'. VS. .l -f-l i-i. lrhlts. lut,s',
.i1t l,l1 A"+l 49, Fart l-oa'e un, so lIu. rait
IN tH.t ti ~ NfN
SUPERIOR CouEf--1aiAl rRsa-Part Nos Wi3 m
49,. o., i,l itll OBJ, 'r' i,s0, liul lisft alA lls,
ma illt ma, ms llln Il2n ma ll11. ii. MT
iIla. MA rail- n Nu- he' $50 &c. i3Hg. 1,., =. b.
a.. 90 Wt' ll~i ~. 49, &c., va Fn. 1i0 7-l hll.
7-- luli rn ar ~ 49, ga. ga Part ~ Nus 81.
500 it,tt l~i 49, t~- r. $50 H.. 49,, .N u,t. 10
So. llf~ tlsti 1000 t~i sal. lltO
svtwotoo,r- Sr,uN rtN" NodH, calendar
tNHNHN llft. 3 ~ lf"N $40 -
toNsoS r4t~ rmN 1'W rau 40, i,is l'ln.
.',.,i H. az ia,,, ST. "a ~ ~. i-.o 49,,
= 't.,, ni.. D. 10, 90 i-t, l-S r!Lt n So u-t
uaA 49, liA ial, ll-n ~s l,sS. No. asf lpin l7'u.
ia.l ~ io.. ~, 5lG. lo~i mn ~ ir IT, 80 49,
pui M Sos l-i1 1853 u.s. isi ri lut- lI7u III D.
- mo- l.-i. a.. 10 -o. ii,- l-ui 10, Va lV,i
i-t- ia. l.l2, 80"
Nvtl>r co,w 11, rtns rant Sos s''s '-t'l,
7~lN rait II -Nn~ lt.~ -'i4I ..~-f UlN Nilf h't4i
siii2 SOS sol S2lS ssu', efH ~7il Nt~ N15a S,s-
r1o- ~ssl. ri.-i, $50 fart 80 Noe -ilr. 13i'
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NV. YORK. Tuesday. April2i There were no
irN~l Oh iu-N. dul tuutqut utA nothing dtu@ 100 beet
cattle. Dressed beet was ~ moderate demand tins
ns al eetsac. q n. Tor common to prime native beef
siis~
Receipts of calves were fia head mainly mix ted veas
1ht demand was Htr aud the market about - 1dt It
@Tc tor common 60 prime state yea- aud 'soe-c.
iur goal la chncc l'r-,N- Hog dressed veal, were IN
Luli.i demand AZ 7@"c q y.
H. eeiLts 90 sheep aud lambs were car load-. Or 50
head The teWind was air Hui prices were not mate.
rally changed Common in euei un~horn -h,sp aver.
a-'d ti'u = t. T. ? tnd far So gui-l rillsd do.
from s., tu Sitc n Sifus lambs had ftir ru al 81
az 80 r head pc.'.d mutton iu,d dul at siu' q
n urcfnWNn iu prime taf,I.~.~
Eec'iits u swan. - Loads. ~ head. in
cinding car loads sale alive. but not sod b,Ofe
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isoNipo5 on the north side NJ Forty Ah street oe2
feet west OF Eleventh avenue s5Nn The buildings with
Lease ot plot COX ISNiDs3S the south side NJ Sixtv.
second street y icet west o First avenue and plot i23x
l52Xa2 y. on the south side o SNtN-ecund street l57
feet west OF First avenue, lease dated MAY 1896 tor
fourteen wears. Sl2on one house with ln 2N on
south side seventy street teet wcst u
Ninth avenue. SnUD, and one plot. IN iiN- on I3.uh
street and Hudson river 40 feet west Of Boulc
S2IDD
The property announced at public auction by + H..
LrdloW Co was Withdrawn from sale. The remainder
ni announced sales adjourned
A large number Ot sales announced for today II
the Exchange, being mostly foreclosures.
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An on Mnn,- Terrible ncnth.

As James Donohu". who WAS blind in one eye,
and nearly sixty years DID, va. cro,Nus the tr,ck a a
short steam rtoad used by TO- hrssr- llaN,ut yors.
sugar rhuers ma North Fourth, near tir,t street Mi
lam.huruh Yesterday he NJ. strlrk hy a duiuul ,i.
cine Nhci almost ~Nrt'd ll- head rom M h0dh. TIE
ou-lnotr llrntA lttrl. WHs lrIr,hd II cIld uo sue
IunnhHc Y.rtiiso lr Tho iiuN .l ui TIE inr.
but the braA'man ,HN- thar le .lnh the unt'ruatr
man tu get uuf flt N|N H. utI.Nr leave. uiii IA
First stree .. nrnr Nuiih scNenti, Mnitmrhursh
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Ole Hull In IirookiSn.

citiA 90 hfnuN INu Iniu Wiin ole Hul AL. l.IulA
Thut.b,, aud tarhaptta IA com. II IA the blouA
Aea4,m), on NJ, 40
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WAsHN6roN April q Mr. Secr'tary Evarts
Tit OF SOS Nuth Goo. u.urut Co., b, read, t apro
l"s.fnl n'lfrm"ui Pc inro tue Count - ArtrAl.
hHnN frrd - WHrd r. lrr'ni'i t, it.vArtitu at al ty
NaCinv' IhteAs AMI az u,e sA1c Lnief l4IA eIlns
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Asking $4,000 Damage. and Getting 81.

SrRlNGFTELD. Mass.. April 2i.-In the ease Of
Dr Charles statkweather OF this city against the
Srhn.HcA R.,.a',n. asking $1,000 damages tor libel.
'h. lurs returned verdict for the pianun IN the
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sptlLll !l1tlsel.


sisrnH> 3D.. r.ouI.u,c. ~ uu,,i r,, nu. .
ci.,. b.. r.,.u.f.. ~. NN .,tNNlNr.t>N ..
,nuh. .-l-..N't
HLtIiS> rlLi>,
Tho r..f l.I...... I., L.It fnl ilcuns
t.u H.. NlO. 10 fINhu sln
II f.NfI 500 NNN Ill-tI. d AZ n. )
kINk - lutI-.Itni nlII.Hli uul, in,,nls
A. rtWirIrw ISL nNArr> lars
"A ~
OI'rO LEVIN, thr fnnio.r.firi. h,- rn'-'r &
m' n'" 'ni n' Iun.niN tI"u'H -'|I'D -'' N .t
SILK HATS. ~s.5O, Nrr.I 600. t,tv-iu,' liHr
tJ Al bNslN lAA 3aA Ah $50 tauAl 81 N"l "is'As.
National Republican., 1877-11-20
Uses of A,lyerslty,

II none were sick md none were sad
What service could we render?
think II we were always rlud,
We scarcely could be tender,
Did our beloved never need
Our patient ministratiUn.
Earth would grow cold aud miss. indeed
Its sweetest consolation.
II sorrow never claimed our heart
And every wish were granted,
Patience would die and hope depart,
Lie would be diSenchRnted.
In Germany cork il coming into use as Q
flling for winter bcd.coycrlCts instead Of
feathers. It is said 20 he not only lighter and
cheaper, but decidedly warmer.
The most lucid reason given as to why the
Turks fight So well is because the Turkish If
fcers have had plenty OF practice, most of
them having each half a dozen or more wivea.
The marriage Of the Duke Of Norfolk will
take place upon Wednesday evening OF this
week, at the Uratory, Brompton. 1t is stated
that Cardinal Manning will DO unable to OH
ciato, as he is summoned to Rome Oh thsL date.
The ceremony will be performed with great
pomp and .plendur. Il is several hundred
years since Duke OF Norfolk was married ~
a Duke, aud will he the fret tins on which the
nuptials Of an Earl Marshal OF England have
ever been celebrated.
National Republican., 1877-11-20
Commerce.

Commerce.
GEnRuETowS, II. e., NV. iO-Thr rfI, rings on
Change to-day reached y o. uushe - wheat. ali Of
whici' cnnVe'l hT n'ls Ut sEG -, nr pr ne Tie
10 eli Tie lei io%ar rr,ie' viii" u uscine IN price.
,nrn cOni ,nreituI md u m ,,.l ~ Lrlcr 49,.
ous are s,,rce md wnar ell a 57@iOc psr bnsNel.
lly Co,tiiIms dun, ~ uIc.IaDg ii pr4oA WepuCe
a hGli.N or pr me bdicL
B.LTIAoHE. NJ. IL Cotton quiet; mhddling. i0E
Flour dull; Howard street auh wcst,rn snpNr. sra
10 do. rst.N, snDd; do. rnniy. sLsi,"i.GE y.
o. % ratap. ami, $50
wueH-~ u hsrn dull and Nc lower Western drll
do. ami'.f. .,.GSl.yS NJ W:ssTn winter red, spoi
~ er; southern waite, 6If'pU; do yellow. $40 Glr
csmS :, ~ ME Seam"r, 10 c: new ", scfn mixed
spot AID Nov m1er. G-'f DrceInber 6lAc bid Jan'
oIs srrIy firm. and quiet: X MI en-, s5Gaoc
W,~tcrn wL,e &t,-lss 10 taxed 3tA~Ac
iiHy s.e..Iy; Mai! land and Penn, yivania prime
rrovrs R!un! los scarce and nominal; ,rrr
trTvie ste d.: Pu.k, sIi1git.1H. Buk meas o.
lS,srd sh"gi - ,c; c.,I,r r. sn!'s ';,Ssg Et,3n
| lArd-Rrl n Il, u ,etS',c.
B.urr rr--,'t'iS grad ) q I've and firm; other kind;
Gn ani heavy; UGn &c Wt~trrn .I6t2A'.
l'rl.oenm dnlli !de, c, rctnei re ,s,l ,,,,
sugar ,lu aud steady; o'imG,ic
H.arlTs.u " r,5r' , ism si.p., s7Sm corn s.Co
| oats 100 Sh, h,pnruts-Co u. IC.GO
NEW Y2Tx Ny lo-Soa9n ste"ly; uC@nds H.; IL as
crips, $50 hars iIporus = Great lirl aih, 1914
GttSo % s"pcri%a @ @ WSsr" aud Sff s,se, % sSsI @ con,
" ct Western eh,rI. sko%shi5 iancy 90, rdsoa 81
10 coke extra LJus, 20 1as pal. nj Minnesota
sx xr sosd T. srn . aI sSa haSY% sS e dqSe
| N''th,N'
Corn meal sl"iy: yellow we.irTn, Iersry and Penn
| S,,y n T. S2,1g II ~ ANDY wine. SLttgAs@ .,,o
| v ry ni'rd SpOr ana Ct, m iling demand.
| Rye und lrn, 40 i51 lOr Western; I5'iGETs
i'ai"y quiet and firm; Canada nominal ol@asc 70
No, !, Vsc,lsi Tor No, l. 7sc Tor Two rDwud SAFE.
G,rH gsS.s G!-heT. with active bgsncs;; ol,S@Sr
GIs So. Gu1t and and steady si%Ge for mixed westerr
| and STAT" N@II.ec iur white do.
| Hay niu: 50 for shipping
| HOPS tirm Aa.c Tor Sr!iirgg Slf?r tor EGsterI
| AMI Wr'Ieln, @glac for New iorSS lGglOc tor Call
| 90 irc- Rio quiet and unch Angcd.
su hrm, AID in ilr demand 7i@7,ic for fair Il
ior standard a; Su6LIO Ior gTauuiIeh; iOhc Tor pow
| Mo.a,stS guleI and uneIlAns sed.
| lic' steady, Nhh InIti"rNle inquiry.
fined. 10, bd; casas LGglti naphtha, DC; United
| TailUw que -, t,aTii.iGc
| EOsIn H,UHdy: sl.1Ual7i'a for strained.
Iuriynline steady ai S,h.c Tor spiiIs.
| Eg = M, hanged.
| PorK dun and unsettled mess, sItitGglL2h
| Brcf Quit.
| lt-.i II l.ns duh.
| Tar q beet uu.t.
| Cut n.ea.ts W s.ern quiet; mlddlcs without decide
| change.
Lard - shade hrner and In demand; prime steam
| ss..sr closing ;ai2i3.
| Bu ur-, n0irc unchanged; other grades duh an
| unseIlIc,l iUH &c fIr W,stern I5lsOc for state.
| Cheese unchanged, 7@i2'ic for cummon to prime.
| Iinstrd quiet.
| whisky firm; u dhrI.In
| ErrIgus IT, l. NerpoJl u shade frmeri cotton, p
sal ijey3-2 per sl.au Adj wheat. per steam, y
Wi,d
National Republican., 1877-11-20
r T. coLDwEl.L, Real Estate auctlonecr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TwOsTORY FRAME
sIuRE AND nwhLLING, On THE MORT II.
WESr C0RNF II OE SEVENTH STREET ROA u
AND GRANT AVENUE, JUST .BEYoND
BOUNDARY STIR Ell
BY virtue deed OF tuSt, dated May g. 4. ID. is75,
duly recorded In Lbr No no. folio ~, Of the land
records or the District OF Columbia, and al the re-
quest of the party secured therpv we will sell at pub,
W huct on In front Oi the premis u, on SATURDAY,
December l. Is at tour o'clock y m, all that piece or
parcel Of ground lying In the cOun OF Washington.
arict o. Columbia. known as and icing part OF lot
number seven,y-slS, CO., In Wright 4 Do cs sub
division OF Mount Pleasant" | ginning for the same
on the SevcnthSreet road nj the southeast corner VI
snid lot sevenysix, t1G) and running thence north
eriy along snid street road twenty Co. feet; The nee
wcst' rly one hundred aud six usD feet and six 6)
nche thence southeriy twenty !:0 fec, to the south
lire OF said lot and thence eaSterly along the said
south line hundred and six tIOJI feet and six t6)
inches, TO the pEcs Of beginning, together with the
improvements, DC
Terms one,thrd cash, and the balance at six,
Twelve md eighteen months with interest at eight per
cent PR annum, securvd by n d. ed Of trust on the
property sold, all cash, option of the purchaser
deposit Of SlJJ required At the Time Of sale md all
ConveyaTc ng at purChasers cost. Terms to be com
piled with in seven DAYS.
hkRtNIlsb5 hhIREEi & HAItA1 L. WARNER. Trustees
noliWFM&ds