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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Monday, July 8, 1873.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMUUEAT,
Monday. July 8, 1873.
Arrivals.
Gold Dust, Eva John W. Cannon, Henry Tete,
Mary Ida Belle.
To Arrive.
Gov Allen. Ouaehita Belle, Bayou Sara: st.
Mary, ASSUMPTION, Lafourche; Martha, lower
coast; Bonnie Lee. Danube Red river Fanchon,
Opelousas; Golden Rule. Cincinnati; J. A.
Scudder, ST. Louis.
stage of the Rivers.
Daily Geographic report Of the stage OF
"a hours ending yesterday at D. M:
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Less than sixty hours from New Orleans to
New YORK., and sixty-seven and one-half hours
to Boston, by the great Jackson STEEL rail route,
the fastest time ever made,
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The Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia. Pa. is
noted for its fine location and the unsurpassed
elegance OF Its appointments,
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MEMORANDA.

Fall River, July BRIG Redows from New Or
leans hich arrived here the 18th ultmo has not
yet discharged the cotton TO DO delivered here. 1t Isl
reported that the consignees here make claim
against the for deviation and detention OF the
voyage to this port and the of the brig admit
their liability and will pay for the cot lsttsoned
but will concede no further claim Of detention or
damage.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Office Of Lighthouse INSPECTOR Third DISTRICT
mpkinsville, N. Y, July .. 1s7s-Tbe automatic
signal buoy of Gedneys Channel has had it's whistle
carried away been otherwise considerably dam
aged by some passing vessel. new whistle is be
ing prepared, and it will he placed probably to.mor
row or On the first fav rable oppo' tuDity.
j. M. CLITZ Commodore U. s. N,
Light-ROu Inspector, Third District.
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The great Jackson Route is the quickest line
to Boston, leaving New Orleans later than any
other and arriving at 2:4O p. m. This is the
EaSfarn cities.
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ST LOUTs-Per steamer Gold Dust-64s sack corn
vsirin Mortimer-65 bales hay TO order-32 do Geo
Heck &Co-IA5 sacks malt Auer-99 do 2 Blaize-
100 do A BlaffsT &6O-lU0 do II Baummier &s0-600
sacks Oilcake e. Beer 900 bran 272 bbls -four
Glover IL Odendahl-250 do A Staiger--l00 do re-
shipplng-62 do Stock 395 de lIg half Prudhomme
e. Briggs-s3 do 90 bbls iouI & A Q r B--lo0 do
T A Hamilton &Co-'0o do j Kent &co-1oo do 81
bbls oornmea ~ half bbs -four 40 boxes bacon "a tos
lard Schwabacher e. Hlrsoh--l6 casks bacon IS tics
hams 100 bbs dour 100 bbls cOrnmeal 80 bbls grits
SCbwsbscher, Frowsnf la 4 Pfc ter-4O boxes bacon
Vose Bros--75 bbls pork Miller, Grgsby &oo-30 ties
lard Smith Bros Aco-75 bbs -four Perdreauvills eco
II box hardware w Tetter2 pkgs sundEies W
Gibson &cO-4 bales mdse W Blank-ll bdls sacks
Cotton Seed Associations horses Dreslsr--1
do Robert Hare-7 boxes eggs Miller Mever-1 bx
mdse 5 McGehee-2 pkgs mdse Schlstsr &co--1 cask
chains Stauffer Mscready &C0--2 boxes mdse L
Lyons-25 matches M MoGraw-l5 tubs butter
G H Lawrence &OO-75 do w Il Holmes &co-2a do
Miller Grigsby &cO--a kegs do w II Matthews &
Bro-25 pKRs paint G Pit rd-5 bales b O0m corn
G Morris-i case saws Branch Crooks &co--5s pkgs
| sundries I MCKendriek-5 bbs potatoes 5000 slaves
II T0Ileva--sundry mdse Whitney &o0--40 bbIs
| -four so bbls oornmea and sundry mdse o & M
R-2i kegs nails Blanks Line-I pkge mdse Wallace
Cary &co-3O2 sacks cotton seed 0 Cotton Seed AS
sOoatiOn--8 bsls cotton Stewart Bros kC0--5 do
FoFstall & Jumonyille-3 do Jno CbRffe SOns-3 do
S Gumbel do Clapp Bros &Co- sundries to order
To 81 90 bales cotton 800 sacks cotton seed
vICKSBURG-Per steamer John W Cannon--1g
balss cotton B Newman &Co--1J do dno Chaffe &
sOns--l1 ] L Harrir &oo-l0 Graham. Black kco--9
Meyer, Weis 6oo 8 s Gumbel--7 Richardson e. May
"A Britt N Mayson-4 March g. Shlenker--4 Psyn
Kennedy &oo-3 Lehman. Abraham &cO--9 Walden,
h&WklnB GcO-S n ALLISON NcD--4 j buTn95 &e0~-k
Jurey Gillis-2 hhds tobacco K II Wilson Mills
IL do Beadles, Wood AcU64 bbls oil Il L AIrey &oo
$50 sacks oilcske Anderson & SmpsOn--I61 pkgs
and sundries to Order-T0tal 100 bales cotton hhds
tobaceo So bbis oil $50 sacks Oioake
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Gov Allen-4 bale
cotton L Harris &co-3 do Meyer, Weis &co--1 do
Lehman Abraham &co-2 bbls honey ClApp Bros d.
CO. do FL Groebel-sundries to Order-TOtal bales
cotton
LOCKPORT-Per steamer Henry Tete--5 bbls
molRsses bbls sugar BeltTan-sundriss to order
LAFOURCHE CROS5ING-Per steamer Eva--10
hhds sugar Allen. Nugent &cO-57 sacks potatoes
P Ssvin-3 bales mos Bourg-lot eggs and sun
dries to order
UPPER COAST-Per steamer Mary Ida--sun-
dries order
UPPER COAST-Per steamer Belle-sundries to
order
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No other line makes such quick time to New
York, Boston and other Eastern cities, as the
great Jackson steel rail route
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BY Railroads.
MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.


hOAU
July 7--26 hbds sugar Robert Hare-3 bales cotton
L Lacsssagne--%9 ga ks potatoes p Sevin-4 half
bales NOSE L Surle-20 sacks potatoes N Walsh
So do A W Lanisr-lOt eggs and sundries to order
Total bales cotton 90 hhds sugar
From Clnton-Per steamship st MaTy--25 bales
cotton 4s sacks wool g. hides bdls do IL bbls taow
bbIs beeswax A Whitney &eo--9 balss cotton
Jno Phelps &eo-l50 sacks wheat Glover g. Odsndahl
liza Packs bones SIerns FertilizBR Co.'s head cat
tie Mehe &CO--22 do M Floatt-9 bales paper
stock M Schwartz Bro sundries to oFdsr-Tofal "a
bales cotton $50 sacks wheat IS head cattle
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Memoranda.

Havana July 6. 1873.
To e A YOrke A gent
The steamship Chas w Lord arrived at IL o'clock
to-day. Ali well. Sails Tuesday.
WIN. NELSON, Agent.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
July 8, 1915,
Arrived
@TEAMBOkT1.

Steamship New York, Quick, from New York, goth
ult, to A Whitney &CO-Alglers
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Gold Dust, McC0Td. from Sc Louis
John w Cannon, Campbell. from Vicksburg
Gov Allen. Brown from Bayou Sara
Henry TeUe, Aucoiu. from bayou Lafourche
Eva Terrebonne. from Bayou Lafourehe
Mary Ida, Rug, from Upper Coast
Belle ComstOck, from Upper Coast
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PINKSTON'S PROTECTORS
SHE rs WATCHED OVER BY A COUN"
TRY POSTMASTER,

VINO Gives "A Custom HOuse OfEfceF Big ~
Information.
The following is COPY of O letter which was
received here few days since by prominent
Custom House official, and which shows the
great anxiety felt sven by country postmasters
as to Elza's tale--that which she unfurled be-
fore the Returning Board in 1876.
In connection with this document 1t is only
necessary to add that the affidavit she made re-
Gently. and which was published In the DEMO
oBAT. was read to her three different times be-
fore she attached her mark to 1t.
POSTOFFICE.
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Receipts Of Produce

NEW YORK-Per steamship New York-Asstd
rnha
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BREW ETHEs.

F-Falling; R-Rising; Stationary.
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NEW UHLEANS1 July 7, 1873.
Comrades and FY-ie1ads-In the Times report
af last Sundays meeting l found some re-
marks about my explanation OF socialistic prin-
einles. which cannot pass by unnoticed. It
commences as follows:
Mr.. Ludwig A. Geissler. the secretary. took
argument favorinR each,
'7Tt would of course DO impossible to even
sketch the opinions which found utterance, put
lIemtses and conclusions NsEs extremely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-30

The late foreign dispatches have two short
items which give curious evidence OF the fact
that the English papers are stirring up Russia
to hoStilities, while the Russian papers perform
the same kind Office for Great Britain. The
Pal Mol Gazette aggrayatingly remarks: :. Rus
sia cannot suffer us to prosecute our successes
In Afghanstan to whatever issue we may think
nit. That action win be taken sooner Of later is
certain" The st. Petersburg Noroe Eremjja
Soads the British lion By saving thar the re-
SpOnSibilty for the dispatch OF the Rus
sian embassy to Cabul rests with Russia
and not Afghanstan, and that England
avoids strong opponent aad falls upon
her weak neighb0T. When the impression
Is given 10 Russia that even the English
recognize that il is her duty 10 interfere in the
Afghan struggle, and when England has been
brought TO an obstinate, dangerous mood by
tauntS OF cOwardice. the conditions VIII be
favorable Tor that collision which the papers of
both nations seem TO expect. II il true, as slg-
se5ted by Lord BeacOnsfcd in his Guildhau
speech, that the importance and significance of
the often careless utteranecs OF the press may
be Oyerestimated. but it is equally true that in
these times. when the course OF European ma
tiOns is a subject of interest, tuefc is no other
means Of obtaining q correct idea OF
the general drift of q people and gov
eminent so certain and unftiIing as the
CAREFUL perlIsal OF the representative papers OF
a nation. SO that newspaper quotations will be
cabied and VIII be read and commented upon by
the outside world as not devoid OF significance
in spite OF the tart remark of EnCiand'S premier
that 1.-The government OF the world is carrfedOn
BY S0IeTeignS and StateSmen-not by anony-
nous paragraphs or the harebrainCd chatter of
irresponsible frivOlty.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-30

The news comes from Englanteof a further
agitation OF the question OF the revival OF a
British protective tariff sin view Of the general
depression OF agriculture aud commerce
throughout the kingdom. which is largely
caused by the protective tariffs OF foreign cOun-
tries II is further announced that the Coun-
Gil OF state is about to discuss prOject for tax
ing cotton imports from America They NAV
discuss the project. but Will not be apt To adopt
1t. The manufacturers who are unable now to
compete with the American manufacturers.
Will be put 10 stin greater disadvantage ii
they are Obliged to pay tariT-tax on cotton.
Ii would be queer mode of seeking 20 revive
the crippled industries of England by putting
an additional tax on the raw material used
ute possibly the talk OF taxing cotton is a bit
OF bunkum intended TO brighten the cotton
states OF this country into seeking modifica-
ton OF our tariff in favor OF Great Britain.
Equally impracticallc is the project put for
ward by the agricultural Interests of England
To tax American grain and other produce.
Every cent OF this tax would come out OF the
English consumer. and would go o the increase
OF the cost OF living there, thus further handi-
Gaping the industries OF the country in compe-
titioE with the rest OF the world Ii may be
that England can discover some way OF making
a revival OF the protective tariff serve her in
competition with other countries. but IL Is diff
Gull TO see how it win avail her al all in regard
TO ours.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

k'Ok RENT
Il FURNISHED RESIDENCES
among other properties for rent we haN. The fol
Hoehe desirable Furnished Residences, Il reduced
NO - connecticut ave. formerly occupied by the
No. ltl9 Rhode Island ave lately o,,,,,,,d a., 49,
PeruS an Minister - ~
No Iall h St, lately occupied 10y the Spanish Mn
lister " 'A
No. IA Lafayette Square. inst being vacated by the
Secretary of the Navy - "
No lilS st, formerly occupied 10y ex- Secretary
No. l.05 II ST. lately occupied by Pa,mas.er Wi.
llams, L, =. y.
No. 1924 l 81 lately Oocupie,; by Hon Mr. Claim
Also the following choice ana thorouShiv Far
nisled Residences:
Nc. Lafayette Square
No. ls29 81
No. He24 q 81
No. $40 Connecticut ave
No l40l II It.
Nc 1909 X st
No 1873 Sd ST
Tickets of admission furnished upon application
10 us. FITCH, FOX x CUTTER.
1431 PENNSYLVANIA aveaur,
nov3O-St CorcorsD BuildinS
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..CHRISTMAs GOODS"

'.(tHRISTMAS 6OODS'"
FURLINED SILK CIRCULARS.
CAAIEL'S HAIR SHAWLS,
PARIS AND BERLIN WRAPS,
CHUDDA SHAWLS,
HEAVYWEIGHT SHETLAND SHAWIS
RICH BLACK SILKS,
AT Low Prices.
ELEGANT COLORED SILKS
All the New shades.
EVENING SILKS
In Colors that Light Up Well"
DAMASSE AND STRIPED GAUZES,
From 81 25 to $3.50.
BLACK AND COLORED DAMASSE SILKS.
BLACK PEKINS
BLACK FELNETS, from Sl75 to Sl5
We have Just marked down to Csc a nice line of
DRESS GOODS suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
FINE DRESS FABRICS in great variety COM
Prlsing Cancels Hairs, Bourettes, Cashmere Foule,
MerinOs &C., &c.
Members of Congress. our customers, soiourners
and strangers are invited to inspect our Stock at
their leisure. which they will fluid unusually attrac-
tive for the Holidays.
Es ONE PRICE O,SLY
PERRY K BROTHER.
1t Penn0. AUeHNP. Cor. 9th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-30

More fOOlishness' is what the democratic
cincinnati EnQnirer calls the reported purpose
Of the Potter committee To pursue the attack
upon . Presidential title which the committee
says Is unaSsailabe. As the E.iIitireJ fought
the electoral bill 10 the bitter end il claims the
right to speak its mind now that the question
at the Presidency has been determined hey 0nd
the posi- Iity OF change
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-30
DREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER.

II you want to be comfortable for the Winter. r
to WYVILL'S and purchase one OF -
SPEARS HEATING STOVES.
he has also large stock of other first class -
STOVES which he is now selling at reduced ~
prices to suit the times. nOygf-lul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-30
To Correspondents.

Letters should be addressed to the Edlfori0 OF
tenor, and not to any individual name Otherwise
provoking delays may occur, on account OF ab-
Sence, etc
Checks, etc, shouid In al cases be made payable
tn the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPRR
CoMPANY-not to that of any individual
II Anonymous communications not read; re-
1ected manuscripts not returned or preserved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-30

Average ssror,s Daily Circulation ocer
17,600-beino a much larger bona ade,
regular and permoneSf circulation than
that of oil the other daily Dapers IN the
city added together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-30
OFFICE OF e. A. MCINTYRE.
REAL ESTATE BROKER,

OFFICE OF e. A. MCINTYRE.
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
No. 9IS F. Street. opposite Masonic Temple,
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. SO 1878
Tie partnership heretofore existing between L. III
Warner and myself having expired by limitation [
take this mode of advising my friends and the pub
Hc generally that L have opened Office az the
above address. where am prepared to give my at
tention to the Real Estate business in all its details
Parties who desire to borrow money on good real
estate approved collateral can always be accom-.
mOdated. and those who have surplus funds to loan
VIII IND me ready to give their business prompt at
tentlon and have the character of the security dill
gently inquired INTO.
My experience in this city and in Philadelphia in
critics has enabled me to perfectly systematic these
branches of the business. Persons placing large
raj reduction in ruling rates. Houses tcr Rent
viii he advertised Free Of Charge, and in all
where L furnish tenant viii, if need be. protect
the interests of the landlord before Justice of the
Peace. Charging nothing for NY le-al services and
sharing with the the usual expense in suul-
mon1Dg and ejectlng tenant.
Particular attention will be ylytn to the manage
ment Of estates Of nor-residentS Taxes Will be paid
assurances efected, and needful repairs to at
lowest rates. Returns viii be made immediately
Thankful for past fayors I trust by due exercise
to merit that large Share OF public patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon ne.
Very res pcetfuily. f A MCINTYRE.
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The Evening STAR win be found on file ut the
subscriptions viii be received Henry F. Gillig b
Co, 40 Strand. Charins Cross. London; Charles
Hartwick lis Boulevard Magenta, and n. \. 6oxAo
Office, 49 Avenue de rOpers, Paris.
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ItUOIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Key of offices in Vernon Row with ianltor room 2l
issue on the LIST and 18th of each month bulletin
OF all property for rent and sale nay books which
can be had on application at Ey Office, VIII be sent
by mail if desired.
Loans
$4,000, $1,000, 81 600, S6c0, $500, 800. at per
ce Il. uoS:0 Fr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-30

OoHEN's LOAN OFFICE, corner Of 9TH street
" and New York avenue, entrance or New ~
In tie city Money loaned at the lowest rate0 q
Of interest on Gold ana Silver Watches Plate And
GfntleEer's clothins. Carpets and ~ article. q
valre iant-i5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-30

LtOR RENT
IL No 1880 ct NV, all mod. tnps. 500
No. 323 Missouri ave-, gas and water. % rs -. 60
No. l0c6 Pennsylvania ay. mod. imps.-......... 20
No. 6l3 New Jersey ave- NV, mod imps........ %
% Sd ST. ne, furnished, rs.................. IS
FOR SALE
Houses, 4th and A, s. mod mp, 800
33l Ilth street southeast, lot l4xoO,-,..... l5oO
941 Rhode Island ave, mod. inlpF 1896
SPA 9th st. NV. house and store .......... 1000
Houses and Lots for sale i'll all sections of the city
AUG A. NICHOLSON.
ects-ly Real Estate Broker 102 r sf n W
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LOST AND FOUND.

I oST-On Friday, November 80 between New
hork ayenRe and Long bridge, Ladies' Russia
Leather POCkEI BOOK, containing S. bill. steel
hey and otler articles of no value except to the
owner The hinder can keep the money by returning
book TO 1112 New York avenue. 1T
I OST-A par of TWEEZERS. A reward of three
dollars Which is ten times their valued will be
laid for their delivery to 3l4 Indiana ave- mast
c5 REWARD WILL BE PAID BY A LADY
y who lost q POCKETBOOK, containing 1876 in
bills, on Thanksgiving Day, somewhere between
Star Office. noy29.otf
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3. II. WARNER,
JIG z street northwest.

he Real Estate Review, published at my Office or
the 18th OF each month, contains complete list OF
ali the houses have for rent Call and get q copy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-30

t'O!t Ri.NI-A suite Of PARLORS elegantly fur
L nished suitable for a Member of C0pgrpss Also
second story ROOM: southern exposure: location
central go L st. NV. 1n,11t ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-30
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGESr
COAL !.
COAL.

an dischar-ing large amount Of fresh mined
Coal. of all kinds and sizes All my Coal is kept
tncer cover and screened before delivery, thus in
str1ng good. bTixht and clean fires.
Price - low any other house
Orders scruru'ously and promptly filed
L WI. GCJNAND.
n13n-3t G23 La. ar. and fst. bel. B and = : 9
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DEAD IN To MORROW'S SUNDAY REPUBLIC
~ Col. Geo III. Buffers sketch entitled " life in
the Worh house Hospital. hy Amateur Vaeabond !"
Republic delivered by carrier Is ce'ts per month 1t
INGROWING NAILS, or every form of diseased
1 nai.s, almost miraculOusly cured only BY Dr.
SCHULTZ. 9O3 Penna ave Office up stairs Corns
BunioDs, Inmors, &c. No pain. instantaneous re-
lief IS certified noy3U2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-30
FOR RENT AND SALE.

E'OR RENT-Pleasant Furnished ROOMS. at rea-
y sonabe rates, at 800 Indiana ave, near City
HILL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-30

HOE RENT-One neatly furnished ROOM on sec
ono toor, suitable for single gentleman or lady
convenient TO street cars; terms moderate 1856 S;h
-. NV uoytl-3t1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-30

- TO LOAN,
IL SUMS TO SUIT,
on WATCHES. DIAMONDS, JEwELRY, go,
AT P. wALLACHS,
LOAN BROKER AND JEwELFR
sep3tr Private Office. 1il7 Pennsylvania avenue
R.'OR SAlE-ConvenIent TO Amruendale Way Sta
l. ton, the Drury HOUSE and GROUNDS; Also
fine BUILDING SITES, rolling, well water~st,
healthy country. Address DAN'L AMMEN Belts
wife. Nj sapo o.s,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-30

TOR RENT-A new two-story FRAME HOUSE
Il No $50 O st. NV, containing five rooms water
and water-coset: rent very low to good party. APP
ply 10 ANTON HEITMULLER, No. 315 st. Sc
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EOR RENT-furnished ROOMS, Ell suite or sin
1 gle as parior ana bedroom or bedrooms; second
moor youth front large closets hot and cold water
Ut ar street car lines; $50 IL ST. nOv29-2tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-23
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec 23.-Virgina skies, deferred,
7ss; do consolidated. 55si; do past due coupons,
81 bid to-day. Sugar quiet and steady-A soft,
BALTIMoRE, Dec 2s.-Cotton quiet but firm
middling, 8S4. Flour dull but not quotably
lOwer-Howard street and western super, 275aS IS ;
do, extra, 350a4 GO; do. family, 425a4. IS; city
mills super, 2l5a325; do. extra. .50a400 do Rio
southern firm and quiet western offerings light and
market steady-southern red, 98a1. .O5; do amber,
LOCAL No. Pennsylvania red, l064 No. west
ern winter red, spot and December, l05A; January,
steady !. western dull and steaiy-southern white,
42a45; do. yellow, 4Ua44A: western Mixed spot and
December, A; January, 43A February, A; steamer
40. Oats very scarce and Tanled and market firm
southern, 32a35; western white, 3s do. mixed, 33a
"a; Pennsylvania, $sa35. Rye quiet and nominal
prime Pennsylyania and Maryland, l0.00al4.06.
Provisions dnll generally and only small iobbng
trade Mess pork, S.25. Bulk meats-loose shoul
ders, new, nominaly 2zsa3; clear rib sides, nex
BsconHshoulders. old, 8: clear rib sides. new. B.
Hams. sugar cured, 9a9k. Lard-refned, tierces
6Z. Butter in good demand for choice and low
grades dull-choice western packed, l6a18: rolls. l5
Petroleum nominally steady-crude. 7>sa724 refined
Whisky duh, LOCAL 09H Freights to Liverpool per
steamer dull and nominal and nothing dong-cof
ton. Nd hour, 2s.6d.; grain. I'd Receipts Vdonr
1927; wheat a, zoo; corn: 81, 500. No shipments
4s5 Gold, 100 Exchange, long, 482X: shorfs 4ss'
Governments fir1ner.
NEW YORK. Dec 23.-Flour dull Wheat dull.
LOND0N,. Dec, %. IL 80 p. m-consols-for
bonds 1863; lOial; new fves, i0Sh. Erie. ls; do.
preferred BIZ New Jersey Central consoIs. 749.
Reading, 0A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-23
Three Feet of Snow.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Dec. H3.-The heaviest snow
since 1871 visited this section last night and is
still raging. The snow is fully three feet in
depth on level, and badly drifted. Trains on
all roads running TO and from the city are de-
layed, and ii is uncertain whether any trains
will leave before night. The weather is very
WATERFOWL, n. Y, Dec. 23.-Between TWO
and three feet OF snow have fallen here since
Saturday morning, and 1t Is still showing All
trains on the Rome, WatertOwn and OgdenS-
burg and the Utica and Black river railroads are
badly delayed. No trains have arrived since
SATURDAY.