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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-03

My mother in.law is ws!kiOg advertise
meet for DR.. Balls BABY Syrup, sub:crit.i
remarked yesterday: "sho EecommaDds u
creroGhcrnh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-03

Jorgep5en has been reuouinaiel iVr Cous;es7
By the radicals Of the Petersburg district
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-30

0,AD Lssss l. o. o. Fee
0s.,A LoAgs a I. o. o. 2. d
WasAi,gtsa Tsrsitnsy vas isseit.t-
u b DsPsey 0nad Sire n. @.
61uvs, - Tsssasy svsaiag. ~ 81
|ias1aat. NJ SolIsvisg o6sss vsss
s,ssasl Sos the eassiag ysar: 0sasd
Master. J. n. 6~ss; DsPsty 0nand
Masass, 8. Z. NsCosssll; 0nnd
wssdsa, Ale Rsis; 0sasd Ssess-
tasy, n. W. La.s; 0mnd Trsas.Eer.
J. p. ChilbsEg. @. W. Evans vas
elscasd Gsasa Representative The
appointed a1esn were - fellows:
II. c. Bostsick. ". @. Narshsl:
FEank Fsnfocd, W. G. Cosducsor;
James Weir. w. q. Guardian;
Chaslss Neinnyse, W. @. Her.ld-
Ten Lodges vsse sspsssested in the
Gmnd Lodge and thirty-tvo Past
Gssnds ,ssre in attspdance- After
the election, ths Gr,ad Lodge took
. rscss Of ons hour 10 partake Of .
collasion prepared 1t the Cszlton
House. Upon re-assentsing. the
officers elect we're daily installed by
Deputy Grand Sire Strive. This
morning. the Grand Lodge com
mencsd the regular business before
it. and altogether, the new jurisiic-
ton seems to be starting out under
the most favorable auspices
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-30
Summons.

In the Dist riot Court Of the second Judicial
District Of the Territory of Washington,
Holding terms at Olympia, for the CORN
ties OF TIL urston, Lewis, Mason and Che.
halls.
Action brought in the District Count Of the
Second Judicial District OF the TERRITORY
of Washington, holding terms at Olyiii'
pia for ne counties OF Tburston, Ma.
son, Lewis and Chehalis. Ard Complaint
filed in the County Of TkurstOn, In the
office Of tue Clerk Ut sale District Court
Edith Brun, Plaintiff,
vs.. , %.
John Brun. Defendant.
To John Bun, Defendant.
In the iinnle o. the UNrfED SrATss On
AxHnIcA. you arr hereby required to ap
pear In ." acticn brought against E Ea9 hy
Court Of the Second Judicial District
Of the Tevrjtory of Washington, holdina
terms at olympia In Thurst0n county, f0E
the cccnti.s Of Lewis. Mason, Chehalis
and Tnurst0n-
and 70 answer the complaint filed therein
q copy OF whic. accompanies this SUM.
nlcns) WSshin twenty days exclusive oi
the Csy OF Nsrvice,l amer the service on
you or tbs Summ0us-if served wisss1
this coussty or, IL served out u this cous,-
~, brs within the Eecond Judicial Distfict,
wit;ain thirty days; OF u served out ri
eAid District. then wentn Sorty uAss--of
Judgment BY default will 10 takes sfainss
yco aec"rsiing u tsse prayer nj mia CON-
plaint-
The said aeeion y Wrought 10 obtain q
degree of the above :samed Court. df.solv-
inG the bsu<is NJ ..salrifnoay now existing
bs2Geen PiaiEsin and yoaneif uscn the
groslnd oC neglect IN us=h> su1faSie pro.
vislYn CT the sanps@,st % your fzsniiv ard
fur de.srtioa and for the eosscdy am
guardianship Of the minor ehsldscss. and
sSr further relief and exaas OF suss. srd ys'u
are hesrtw nt<ix,eo. inst ~ Won ms N APP
pear aod answer sad complaint ~ as9sc
seuuir<d. the Plaintiff vii nwfsly 10 the
Cuss. Sprshs relief slsev~in Ers{cd tns.
Wines RosEx =. GExEnx- knq..
lE1oail Sudxe Of The snsss Dtzertee Court
a.d the Seei sf TIE sd Cuurl
~ ~ Ism Jay q 'A''.'''' a y
II. u. ss'nklEs. S.s.k.
rsAsrs EGxkI. At;arse- sc- T.ssr's@-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-30

ON Monday the (25th inst. } Capt.
Roam Of the alpha, reports having
passed a floating wreck bottom up,
supposed to be o vessel of 1900 to
l, 400 tons register. coppered. She
was about Is miles off false Tilla-
NOOK head, bearing east by south,
says the Historian. The hull of the
wreck showed about six feet out of
water. This must be . different yes
eel from the ono which the McNear
sighted on the 9Th, sixty miles Of
shore, % the latter was not . cop
psred vessel, and was only about 16O
feet keel.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-30

0ssanss - 0sssoAar Tssn, lss0.
. xsssAeg. n.ssae R.alsssA w. W. n
b1nUA 6taaaetoa-
q. Harssoek " @. q. Tyisr. pa,ss.ioa
UaiaeA 4sssss ~ J. c. 4 J. 4 woua.
Y. Henry. AAar, Va Isvis coussy,
A. J. LssisjoAs W. r.s xhssvssd. a.
Kane. OLsary 4 Co. W. @. d Morrsii.
na.yy. MeDonaid Va jams. MeDos-
James MeNssGhs W. seluriss GarsseiGe
and win. foreclosure.
Charles McIntire Va Nathan Mage.
Kate saislds w. John Dunphy. stander
Alex. Hamilton w. Sasah ]. Hamilson.
Adm'x. dehs.
J.. J. Hunt Va ". d. Stevens. atsschmeni.
Mary j. Roland Vs. Owen Roland. dir
vorce.
James Gaenoo Va T. L. Wiley. dehs-
o. Rowland VI. b Eestman. ssusossri.
J. W. Nilroy VI. Geo. Hunter. malicious
trcsps~.
Nv Miiroy W VIM Hunter. malicious
tre~paa-
John l.. Gallup. Ex.. vs.. Ansoa Hi,ak Ct
nj. foreclosure.
v. L. Doyle Vs. f. L. Doyle, divorce.
ID. ~. Brown Va Steamer Zephyr. in al
miraliy, damages
John Dcwar Vs. James Preston. debs.
ID. J. Chambers 4 Son W. W. ID. Tucker.
attachment
Samuel Williams Va. W. d. Tucker. Al
tochment.
simon Fecler vs.. samuel ii. williams ct
al, debt
Herbert Jeal VS.. T. 5. Sherwood ct al,
foreclosure.
Margaret Young ct al vs.. sarah J. Ham,
iltoa, Adm'x. civil action.
Phillips 4 wsdleigh vs.. VIM. LI;tieiobn,
debt.
a. L. Bancroft a Co. vs. Il. =. Dennison,
debt.
Moses Heroux VS. Eldridge Heroux, di.
vOrce.
A. F. Tullis vss Mccoy. debt.
Elizabeth Brunn VS. John Brunn, d.
vorce.
John X. and Melissa Barr vs. Merritt
Wood and wife, debt.
Chambers & Son VS. Kimble & Rowe,
attachment.
A. j. Miller VS. Anton Hilak, debt.
Samuel Williams vs. Frank Rowe, at
tachment.
Il. Rosenthal vs. Adam Korter, attach
ment.
j. s. Nealy vs. Finch & Miller, debt.
F. Guyot, Administrator VS. Francis De-
meyer ct al foreclosure.
G. Rosenthal VS. II. Hall, attachment.
NJ. r. Tilley VS.. p. L. Moore, ct al, fore
closure.
M Lowe vs. ThurstOn County Railroad
Constr uction Co, civil action.
WIN Horton VS. Ward and Mitchell, in
junction.
G w Prinelle VS. Z l. Finch, civil action.
Mary M Miller vs. 8. l. Ruddle & 8 d
Ruddle, promisory note.
FIR Brown vs. John Ritchez, debt.
Arzilla Case vs. VIM Case, divorce.
Ann q Jones vs Owen Rowland, debt.
G II Foster vs. Hartman & Brothers, at.
tachment.
Charles Burmister VS. A J Miller Il @.
EtheridGe, motion for leave to issue exc.
cution.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-30

Tan new steamer Josephine left
Seattle last Monday for . somewhat
extended cruiss up tbs Skagit river.
The obsEructions to navigation that
have - long existed have BY the
persistent efforts. Of settlers on The
river been removed. aud It 10 now
psSigable for about City miles above
he upper jam. Capt. Svas:ss, the
oommandsr of tie Josephine, pro-
poses to extend Lis trip 10 he very
limit Of navigation, and he will b
; accompanied BY excursionists from
Ill along the river. The fact that
thsss waters have nsvss bs6oCs bsss
stirrsd By the vhssl u . sessosr.
win odd Q decided integ1se - ths
trip.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-30


OuR reporter + n clover. His
'tlaundryman has mai mistake and
given him q DE-: hNedkerchiei
with embroidered soaier and neat
initials in one corner. aud he is in as
great raptures as Was Newton over
his discovery Of gravitation. He ap-
pears to have no thought Of return
ing to its rightful owner. He re-
CARDS it probably as o visible link
connecting the Present with the I'm.
known, token Of a budding affec-
ton without beginning and which
probably will DO without end. Al
times he sits for hours with it spread
before him, as if he could read in its
delicate traoery the dim problem Of
Futrrity. It is, we regret to say,
having an enervating effect upon
his whole life. We want the Fair
Unknown to come and claim prop
erty, (the handkerchief pay charges
and take It away.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-30

NuLxxEAL TRAcuuaa - ruhlia
services are rsgnlsxiy hsld in IL
Methodist church n this city. sash
Sabbath. By The pazlos. .osniag sad
svsning. 6sbjsse ~ nsxt Sabbsth
evening. I" TssshiaGs of the late
Cossscsaes in Nsw York. on Mod
ern ChiIia1.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-30

A soow containing one hundred
barrels -four sank Friday night. whila
lying beside the Zephyr. waiting TO,
the load TO be transferred to the deoh
of the steamer. About oue-hah the
-four will prove . total los, and tn
remainder will b made into Q msr.
charitable article Of inferior grads,
The damage viii not b lsss thaz
$500. bssidss Tie disappointnsnt b
the purchasszs and tAsir pesihla
los from inability 70 gu ordsss.
The Aosr bsloags 10 llr. ". =.
Crosby.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-30

ArHoros to the " Psrihelion" pes
thence theory, the southeastern pa
pers are considerably exercised over
the sudden appearance of mysterious
lights in southern waters. These
lights are seen at night-fall from
the decks of ships at sen, and have
been regarded. at various tia,es, with
o good deal of fear by superstitious
mariners. They were long since de-
monstrated to be the result of phos-
phorescent concretions, we'll known
to sailors in all ages of the world.
These phenomena, quite devoid OF
interest at any other time, appear to
be significant and rather ominous
visitors just now. -Four of the larg-
est planets of the solar system will
be at or near their perihelion points
in 1880, and their united proximity
to the sun, it is believed by many,
will unduly disturb our earth's at
mosphere and thus cause the break.
ing out Of many new and unheard
Of plaques and epidemics. 1t has
been suggested that the late, frequent
appearance Of phosphoresce mt =" fire.
balls" at sea, may be some Of the
|premonitory symptoms of great At
Imocpheric disturbance.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-30

The chrome mania which prevailed
q few months ago has been succeed
ed by one scarcely less ridiculous.
All the fash newspanprs are now
sending out cheap pistols and shot
guns as inducements for patronage,
and the way the people bite at the
bait indicates q most remarkable trait
of human character. They know they
are tempted by sharpers and will be
swindled, when they respond to the
proposition Of some unknown philan-
thropist who offers them an article
"worth IS" for 81, and still they buy
the "cat in q bag" with the reckless
Indifference of o monte Spectator
awaiting the turn of q card. As if
there was even the poor chance afford
ed by the dealer, in the net the cheap
revolver dealer spreads? We think
the present rage is indeed q retro
gressiop, The chgomos didn't ex-
plode and hurt anybody, or 60 of
and kill anybody, and this is more
than can be expected Of the pot
metal firearms furnished by the
publishers Of Hash newspapers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-30

. I'm lrst crop Of FAN a.a wisssu
t.rksys Aas bssa hasvsstsd -
pconounesd Q prime astia1s.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-30
OLYMPIA OYSTER COMPANY.
INCORPORATED AUG. Is, 1873.
PLANTERS AND DEALERs IN
Oysters D CLAIMS

NNHE Olympia Oyster Company having
i become owners Of the extensive oyster
grounds situated at the head Of Budd's In
let, W. T.. are now cultivating oysters in
o Systematic manner. They furnish no
bivalves to their customers but which
have been transplsnted TWO and three
the trade \ larger and letter favored oys-
ter than can be procured from any other
point on Puget Sound.
Dealers. hotels, restaurants and families
supplied, opened or Ia the shell, at the
lowest market rates.
Orders from any part Of the country will
receive prompt attention.
Office, Post-office Building, Olympia,
W.T.. r. p. SHOECRAFT,
Sec,y. andSupt.
A. B. RABsHsoN,
President.
Olympia, Sept. %, 1878.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-30

VIZ believe II was Lord Kames,
who said, in his I" Elements of Crit
icism." that it is especially charac-
teristic of their sex for women Ia
peremptorily resent, by instant re-
tort, . real or fancied invective from
one of tho opposite sex. An instance
comes exactly in point. A young
lady of this city, just emerging from
her babyhood. was told by gentle.
man that she was . most amiahle
little girl. Drawing herself up "a
her miniature height. she exclaimed,
with oil tho vshemence Of twenty
grown up women, IT isn't %! I'm
not an amiable grill"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-30

wnsrsax Lodge I. o. o. F..
Thuzsdsy evening. elected TIE fol-
lssisg o6csrs for he ensuing term:
Otto Rasts. Nobls 0sand: d. Nag
nsus, viss Gr.nd: ". z. Clark. Re-
cordiag Sscrsaas.; Z. B. TAicott,
Peruansnt Ss-re..sy; J. 8. Dobhins.
Txuasarsg.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-30

TIE President Of the Thurston
County Construction Co.. Mr.. Jud.
son, has succeeded in compromising
The oaaim Of Mr.. J. n. Lowe for sos
vices in purchasing iron and rolling
stock for the Olympia Tsniro Rail.
road. TIE claimant Is 70 receive
I. 900 shares Of the eompany's stocl
IN fan Consideration Of his dsnand.
Tks suit nov Psnding in The District
Cont vill, Of course. b dismissed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-30

An OPeOWn trade6man mas made
usa OF very simple but effective
rontrivance to ascertain, without
leaving his sleeping-room, who is at
his door in the hours of the morning.
A large mirror is SO arranged over
his bed that it reflects, at convent
emit angle, the front end of his store,
and, a. lawyers say, all the sppur-
tenanoes thereof. By this original
and novel device. he is enabled to
go whether Q bona EIDE customer
with cash. or his eunged washer
woman With o bill long overdue is
rafting for admission at his door;
Il the former. he is out Of bed like
. cut and full Il smilss, II the latter,
he continues 10 snore away Till late
breakfast time. Truly this ID the
age Of inventive genius.
W. acknowledged . pleasant call.
this aftsrnoon, from Bro. Daniel
Noscross, r. G.. r.. Special Corrss-
posdsut and General Travelling
Agent u the NeW Age, the organ Of
OLA Fellowship for this coast. Mr..
Muscsoss ID one Of those congsnial
pixits vhoo ossce 70 know il TO i'd
nirs asd appreciate. he goes from
hses 10 gather up Dotss and sub
scsibsss-from down Sound Ports, and
~ bsspsak . warm srssting for him
wA9svsr hs goes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-30

I'm Sunday ScAeslJsssxs Ses D.
esnbsr b On OF tabls. Il y H.
tsndsd . IN isstEuc1pg Tor tsaeh-
sn aad thsir elaass. ssd ysanG
psople gsnsz.lly. II = eooPsshss-
Gvs n II natuss and u IL aceD0wl-
edgsd representative and nesth-
piees Of IL ostAsdc3 eAsrehss 81
ths vorid. Il coeG.iss minutes a
The intesnakiooal coaisrsoee hs3d re-
Gently in Paris. and IN International
lesson department. 20 proaose Tie
simultaneoas study Of designaSsd
portions Of the Scripture By Ill 81
Gods people" Il 10 edited By
those veterans in sacred iustEuetioa,
Drs. ]. II. viscens and J. n. Free
man, and sill. st>znge 70 relate,
when We turn 70 its advertising
pages, re find that IL does not seru-
pie to publish such huabag adver-
tisements - that Offering . ten-dol-
lar revolvers for e7.5O. Aside from
the evidences Of fraud on the facs Of
such . proposition, the temptation
afforded for children to purchase
6resyms, appears 10 us TO be the
Last object . religious journal should
seek to subserve. Oh, Consistency!
thou art indeed . jewel.
A GOOD deal has been printed and
read about the professional sermon
writer's OF England. Among our
own clergymen. where literary theft
is quite unknown, such q thing as
machine sermonizing may appear q
strange thing. and, perhaps, impos-
sible. The following, however, is q
literal copy of q genuine sermon
writer's advertisement, as it appears
in an English paper: "To Clergy
men. A university graduate will be
glad to furnish sermons on reason
able terms. Theological views as
may be desired. Warranted origin.
al. and never previously supplied.
Evangelical, Ritualistic or Latitudina-
rian. Always on hand, choice Sc
lection of effective quotations, suit
able either for the. pulpit or the
platform. Terms, exceedingly mod.
crate. Strictest confidence observed.
For further particulars, apply" etc.
Thus, it appears that even preachers
can order in advance their "patent
outsides," fill up the interstices with
little pathetic balderdash of their
own, and then palm it off upon their
man-worshippers as the true elixir
Of their own souls.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-30

A SPECIAL appeal is being made in
the Eestern States for immigration
to Nebraska, to settle on railroad
lands. Excursion parties are formed
to inspect and locate lands, under
direction Of agents Of the company,
and the rates of passage are put at
the lowest figures to induce the
poorer classes, who are principally
benefited by q change, to take the
first step westward. It will be no
surprise to Us, il under such man.
agement, tens of thousands Of pop.
ulstion will be secured next season,
and still the middle district of the
continent does not offer q 1.-THE OF the
inducements for settlement possessed
by the Pacific Coast. There il,
however, system about the means
adopted for making its advantages
known, which can but be attended
with the best Of practical results.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-30

rxRkffogy ~ WASHINGTON.
sSzE,y IL Lesis
In ssssirs's Court. y. Cisnx~r. Justice.
To Larc1- A De&~sp: Yss zr~ her~ay nsxss<d
tksa Ho-e~ ierv1x ha- niel a er.anr.inln. s.nss<,
ys1 On id csurf. wbira wi1 eum= 81 % ~ h-<rs Fl
ny eocs n c.szsae. IN Lewts oxzsy. W.T.
o. - sesh nay % D~ees,hss. Is.e
- the herr - tee ei.s nse-Ds.sa sas sri--, yuu
thrn appesy and thea and ther~ .nswer the .smr
VII hr tskrn ~ cosse~~ea and tho demand AZ the
pt4sntiE Eszntsd. The object and d~msnd q snk1
conf3.&nf - The eu1<rfson ef eerisin prpusis~sxy
nofe cf 80 o.. ufk interc<s tbereos made and en-.
ernfcd ~ yua- ai~o the conccfisG Of eain at o. a.
thr oaiasec - - srcounf szatnst yea
CsaspAsini eiea ibis - dsy AZ November. A. ID.
1ss. J. D. CLIxSER,
Jn-tice Of tine fe1ea.
ycv. -, ISIS Sw3
National Republican., 1878-04-22

AuCTIONEERs.
Duncanson Bros, Ninth and ID sts.
Wash. B. Williams, d. cor. Tenth street.
BOOKSELLERS AND STArTONERa
solomons & Chapman, oil Pennsylvania avenue.
SRpEt2n @ Pa avenue I yHh and street.
W. II. 4 o. II. Morrison. as Pennsylvania avenue.
Il. NJ. Whitaker Vernon How. Pa ave and Tenth st
BAKERA
Felix Desfosscs, sO,' II street
CLOTHING
T. s. Justh. 0ls d street.
DENTISTS.
DR.. G. DeMontreyfIe. No. l2,2 L, northwest
DRUGUtSTa
Coaghlin', Temple Drug store. and a. NLnsh siree;a
EDUCATIONAL.
Edward c. Townsend, ilI3 Ninth street northwest
Mrs Burr 1875 II street.
MISS Narrower, l355 street.
Rossiyn ni Seminary, rysfi "a mcpherson square 81
Park seminary SoI FINN street northwest
ses6i sss Gys " Mmiic MILF ag's y, S.S l ,,rsI
Musical Academy, J. 4. Caulh.ld, l5ai street.
Musical Conservatory o. b. Bullard t3i Ninth street
FINE ARTS.
Markriter. Gao street northwest
IioTELS.
St Jamei Hotel, corner sixth and PENNSYLVANIA ave
Riggs House, oorner Fii,ccnth and q streets
Metropolitan Penna ave and sixth street
Wormieys, il and Firteent6 streets
Morton House, w and VA street
fremont House
UATTERS.
b. II. Stincmetz, iaG Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE.
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, 50 High street
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Elreman Brothers, corner seventh and l. streets
A. SAks q Co, Seventh street
b. Robinson & Co.. oOJ Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOS
Sanders & Stayman Penna Rnd Twelfth street.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Norris Peters, Photo photographer No IS Penn
sylvania avenue
REAL ESTATE
B. H. Warner, GIG street northwest
John sherman, ~. Cloud Building.
Fitch q Fox. Frecdnan's bank building. 1900 Pa ave
SEWING MACIIISEA
McKenney & Co., F21 Ninth street
National Republican., 1878-04-22
Now York General Market.

Nkw YORK, April 20, 1878
Cotton Exchange closed. Weekly net receipts AIN;
lorts-To Great Britain 1875 to the Continent SO ;
Flour without decided change Low grades of
shipping extras firm. No. 2, tS6ti; supsrllne Vest
srn and state, u 1904 IS; c0,pmon TO good extra
western ana state tod5 %; good to choice do, y %
v Ddr8 20; fancy do ~ 1907 49, common to good ex'
ira Ohio, 0oa6 IS common to good extra 81. Louis
- 1907 ~: patent Minnesota, extra good to prime,
s6IbgI 20; do choice TO double extra " 55S 40-clos-
Ing quiet Southern flour quiet; common to fair eX-
seady at - e5G4 for superne State Corn meal un-
changed; yellow Western, Jersey, and Pennsylvania,
G2eo2 IS: Brandwine, " 1908 l6
Wheat quiet and shade hrmer nt ei II for steamer
No spring q . for No. spring, u - for New York
No. winter red d EGi 20 for ungraded white tI Az
Gl u for No. white, and 81 u toT white State.
Corn b.c better. with the demand mainly MI con-
tracts ut is6tOc for dlsng, $3.50 for New York No.
SSSs@5iac &C for steamer mixed, SAC for steamer yell
and 56c for yellow Jersey.
Oats scarcely so firm at 3ihd35c for No. . SSla &c
Gr No. white J51ac for No. l. 4Oc for No. white 3I(
&c for mixed Western S0tl l@4O1so for white do 3i9g
&c for mixed State, and 1Is6t3sc for white do.
Pr0yisOns-Pork lower and more active; mess % rs
closing slightly in buyers fayori prime steam, u $50
32s, closing at 81 rs.
Petroleum dull. Crude, oic; ronnsd. Ii,lc.
Coffee dull.
sugar steady with rather more inquiry.
Rice quiet
Molasses dull
Spirits turpsntns easier at 8o93Oyic
ROsln dull at u IS 90 for stralued,
Freights to Liverpool quiet Por sail-Cptton, i5-etd
Por stehm-Cotton Nd; grain nomnally s65s4d.
National Republican., 1878-04-22
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE. April 30 1878
Cotton quiet and nomlnaly steady. Middllng. l0ksc.
Flour generally quiet Ho~aTd.sireet and Western
supeyfine, tII 70; do. extra, " 7by5 2 do. family,
y Sq6 50: CITY Mills superhne, q 2SDt7S; do extra
MS.
Whsat,southern steady and Grmi Western quiet
and steady. Southern red u 0eti 30; do. amber ~ 81
Pennsylvania red, q StgI 30: No. 2wlnter red West.
ern, spot and April ei 3i4@i SiH; May. q 3iIs6p
@ Corn-sou,hern nrm; Western active and armer,
Southern white, SIC; do yellow, b3ls6p5tc; Western
mixed, spot and April S2'sGSs.e; May. SS'ic; June,
Oats quiet and steady. Southern, sadDsSc; Western
white. SIC; do. mixed ga 33c Pennsylvania sSGDS5c.
Rye nonlinaly firm; no stock.
Hay in fair demand and steady. Prime Maryland
and Pennsylvania, Sl3Gib.
Provisions quiet but leis depressed Butter-Cholce
grades steady and unchanged.
Petroleum dull and nominal. Refined, lie
Coffee quiet. with easier tendency. Rio cargoes,
l3k@Ec.
sugar inactive, but steady at adsl.c.
Whisky quiet at u 05gl OJS.
Recepts-Flour 3,ooo bbls; wheat, 1900 bu; corn.
1900 bu.
Shipmens-Corn, 2t.0O0 bu.
Erelghts to Liverpool dull. Cotton, per steam,
e32d; Hour. D pd grain sAQBs1id