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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-29
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
London Silver yFarL,

LcSDoN, Nov. 29.-The Times i'm its financial
article this morning says: Business i'm silver is
at complete stand still. Holders aflhere IN
the recent rates, and purchasers in the face OF
the increased drawing OF India bills next week
nearly bare, and the unsettled condition vii
probably continue as long as both business and
supplies are wanting
Depression in the British Iron am,
Coal Trade.
The condition Of the iron and coal trades i'm
the South StaffOrdShire district is growing
worse. The new British iron company OF Grad
icy, one OF the largest and Oldest coal and iron
conctriiS, mas given notice OF the closing of the
greater part OF its works rather than TO con
tinue operations at loss The blast furnace
Rroprletors of South StaTorlshire and Eas
worcestershire have decided 10 reduce tha
wages OF their employees 10 per cent The
Maryport Hematile Iron company has also
gwen notice OF reduction OF wages
The English Hop Grower. Wan, n
!H!esaaiatory Tariff TO Cure Hard
The kentish hop growers met at Maidstone
yesterday and resolved that I'm View of the [ren-
tFal oppression OF agriculture and commerce
throughout the kingdom, which is largely
caused by the protective tariffs OF foreign conn
IlleS, the time has arrived when I'm fairness tn
ilessi interests the duties on foreign produc-
tlonS should be revived. The particinatorS in
.lie meeting pledged themselves 10 ISe their
pest endeaVoIS in the chambers of commarca
aiid ana agriculture throughout the country 10 a~i-
ta,e the question OF retaliatory tariffs. 4 com
the meeting '-'0 10 vi
Ehc War in Africa,
ien thousald troops and large additional
SuppiieS OF arms am ammunition and iield Suo-
plies are embarking for the Cane of Good EoT,e
as rapidly as possible
Diplomatic Caufab.
'oHht NclouNalUtf. Russian alnblSSador In
England. had long conference with TnrI SaI
lsouly. TIE British minister OF foreign affairs
yesterday AT the foreign Office prior to the meet
ing Gf tie cabinet council
Not Bead. but Very t.s,
ne announcement from Paris on the 9Th in
S!ant OF the death Of ". Jean Pierre Mannheim
EuSehe. cheVandier de Nalrrone the Frcnrb
riCuSly i'll. '''' ''-
From, tEe POInEnerania.
ne sZ9,Goo belonging 10 one OF the rescued
passthSelS OF the Ponlmerania, which was
found IN small boat belonging 10 the steamer
was III the shape OF a draft for that amount
eyes Accidental Shooting,
Inc Mr.. Gye who accidentally shot himself
While cunning on Thursday is Frederick Gye
Gfse Cipher too Much.
GLASGOW, Nov. 29-The liabilities of U,y Tay
lor y Sons grain and flour merchants whose e.
iate mas been Seluestrated at $3.50 o00. NOT
so3F;oco, as announced yesterday.
Long Strike.
LONDON Nov. 29.-The strike of the cottoo
operatives at Oldham viii probably LAST a
month or more. There are no further si~nS ot
disposition to weld on either side.
Political Confusion in Rome.
ROME. NOV. 29.-The greatest confusion rejonS
among the groups OF the left in the Italian mar
Hah.thl. Inc most prominent leaders hesitate
10 pt the overthrow OF the cabinet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-29

he POSTMASTER GENERALS REPORT-At the
Cablnet meeting day. the Postmaster G aneral
handed the President bound copy of his an
nual report for 1873, including the reports OF all
the offices OF the Postoffce department. with
accompany ing tables, the postal convention of
Paris, regulations Of the Universal postal union
ana the report for 1878 OF the auditor OF the
treasury for the POStOffice department. The
report and accompanying documents make a
filed with statistical tables, and its contents
are made available to the general reader by a
cale1ully prepared and complete alphabetical
n6 ey. A new feature of the report is found in
tables X and L, accompanying the report Of the
Second Assistant Postmaster General, which
give the exact condition OF the railway mail
service on June 30th, 1875, and offered for the
first time basis of comparison for the future
growth OF that service. The entire manuscript
OF the volume. with the exception of 35 pa res of
the report proper OF the Postmaster General,
previously published in pamphlet form, was
given to the Public Printer at noon, Nov 18th.
ara pound copies will be laid upon the desks of
an the members OF Congress when that body
meets at noon December 2. This is the first
tine that complete report of any department
mas been printed and bound before the meeting
OF Congress.
TIE ST. LOUIS GIRL WHO WANTS TO MARRY
TILDEN.-A few weeks ago the story came from
st. Louis that young lady of that city was
soon to marry Ex-Governor Tilden. A few days
later appeared an interview with the young
iduy, WHoSe SOle ainDltiOn In life appears to be
''to be well displayed" in which she says she is
not engaged to any one and has never seen
Governor Tilden, and moreover would not
marry an old man. To exonerate himself, the
reporter who first announced the engagement
published the fact that he did so by the authorf.
" OF TIE lady herself, who sent for him and told
MN lie might announce that she was soon t)
marry Ex-Governor Tilden. Last week a notice
appeared in THE STAR and many other newspa.
pers, of a social sensation at the wedding recep
ION at the Windsor hotel, New York, of Mr.
Mackin, OF that state, and his st. Louis bride
wHen Miss Haseltine, OF the latter city, was in
troduced TO Governor Tilden. 1t is now ascer-
tanned that the march on the late democrati,
candidate for the Presidency was a forced one
and that the complimentary remarks he is
credited with having made to the lady who has
laid siege to him We're creations of the brain OF
whoever inspired the reports OF the occurrence
possibly OF the one most interested In the
puffery.
NAVAL CHANGEs.-Chief Engineer E. B. Latch,
Z. $. N. has been placed on the retired list, to
date from the 29d instant. Mate George H.
cooper has resigned, to take effect from the
SS.a 2s inst. Passed Assisthnt Engineer Geo. H.
mite Is promoted 10 be a chief engineer from
the Esd instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-29

O'LFARY AND CAMPANA, THE WALKERS-Na-
pOleOn Campana, who recently walked over 52O
miles in six daySin Bridgeport, Conn, has writ
ten to the n. I. Times TO say that he will match
himself against OLeary, the champion, for a six
days walk for $1,000 side, the winner to take
thTee-fourthS OF the gate money, and the loser
One-fourth in case he covers at least 450 miles:
otherwise. the whole gate money to 90 TO the
winner; details to be agreed upon hereafter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-29

THE MARQUIS OF LoRNE and Princess Louise
left Halifax, n. s.. Wednesday, for Montreai
The demonstration OF the people at the denof
was very enthusiastic. The princess was AZ
fected TO tears After the firing OF royal saiutes
from the citadel Her Ma1esty's steamship BlacE
Portsmouth, England wv ~"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-29

COMMODORE SHUFELDT expects 10 leave Nor
folk with his vessel, the Ticonderaga for the
west coast of Africa about The 5th OF December
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-29

NAVAL PRONoTIoN.-The death OF Commodore
VIM. f. Spicer promotes Captain Samuel p. Car
ter, at present a member OF the light house
board in this city, TO be commodore in the
navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-29

II Is reported that ruling Prince for Bull
gar1a VIII be elected on News Years day.
"Lemme down easy, sheriff,r ~ were the
last words OF Mr. Griffey, OF Tennessee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-29
RICH JEWELRY.


Our Stock of ELEGANT JEWELRY is larger than
usual this season. and includes many articles unique
in design novel in style, and which cannot be found
elsewhere. LACE PINS. EARRINGS, BRACE
LETS, SCARF PINS, LOCKETs, HALF SETS,
CHATELAINE WATCHES, BLACK ONYX NECK
LACES and LOCKETS, LINK SLEEVE BUT
TONS, BANGLE RINGS, SILVER COMBS, VEL
VET BAGS oliver Mounted, &c.
NV. GAIT, BRO. CO.,
noy2Otr 11O7 Pennsylvania ave
CNOW.WHITE BREAD
- VIII be guaranteed If you use
CERES,
The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour In the Dis.
trict or,
Sterltn0'S st. Louis Fancy Patent,
most beautiful Winter Wheat Flour or,
GOLDEN HILL,
The wen known Standard Family Flour Of the Dis.
Rolls and Bread as light and a.
white as the driven snow.
The aboyenamed Flours can be bought at any first
class Grocery Store.
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
oct22m' VIM n. GAIT l. co.
CUARDIAN FIRE AND LIFE ASsUR-
ESTABLISHED 1921.
SIMON WOLF, AGENT,
No. GIT Serenth street,
novl1ly OPP. Patent Office. WASHINGTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-29
The u. s. Navy.


The annual report of the Secretary OF the
Navy states that there are now in commission
rs cruising ships, steamboat and sailing
ships, making "a in ALL All these ships are in
condition for active service except the Gettys-
Dufg, which. in consequence of the recent
breaking of her shaft and deterioration OF he!.
iron plating. will require more repairs than l.
would oe economy to make. This reduces the
nunOer 10 IS. requiring no immediate repairs
1heTe are 6 vessels, including monitor now
out or commission. needi ng repairs which will
Se made with all possible despatch. There are
DeSiueS IL needing more extensive repairs but
tne WhOle ~ can be repaired with the appro 1ri-
at1On recommended for the next fiscal year
i Mnlch dOes not exceed that made for the present
fScal year, making the total number 81 There
are aiSO IL monitors not including the one re-
Gently put out of commission and 2 torpnlo
,or 50a.s ready for service Thusthe total citing
lorct CT lhe navy Will be 81 cruising ships. Is
monitors and torpedo boats making total of
6s. In addition there are double turreted mon
l,ofs, single tufreted monitors. and other
cruising ships upon which repairs are not con-
!emplated. but which could be put in condition
II necessity required it. With these additions
tIe Whole number would be So. There are 3l
steam and sailing vessels now unfit for use /
Gi which have been afloat nearly sixty years
Inc lotal appropriation recommended is Sl?-
562,osl45, which IS only S339i9.15 in addition to
tne sum appropriated for the present fiscal
yeaf.Whlch Is for the benefit Of the Marine corps
ana Naval academy. He speaks in the highest
terms OF the latter Institution, and its IMPORT
ahce 10 the prosperity of the navy. The iron
!loatlng dock Tor the Pensacola navy yard has
been completed at Chester, Pa. but its trans
portation tllitner viii De delayed until the
weather is favorable to such an undertakino
1he secretary says that our rapidly y-increa sing
exports have demonstrated that this country
must become the greatest producing country IN
the world; and as experience mas shown that no
nation can afford To leave its commerce un-
guarded upon the seas, the duty OF projecting
ours IS now greater and more urgent than il has
ever been before. This duty is condad to the
iegisiatlVe department OF the government and
II "onld pe UNJUST to assume that under any
emergency or our affairs il viii nor be dis
charged. The Secretary'S reference TO the dis
advantages under which this country laboi~ in
relation 10 TIE carrying trade OF the world is
EoiGInlnotS. lie refers TO our dependence up1n
lofeSn nations for the transportation of Onr
sulpnS prGducts TO the markers of Tie world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-29

AFFAIRS ON THE Rio GRANpE are more tran-
quill at present than they have been for the last
nve wears. Gen. Ord paid Gen. TrevIno an offi-
clai tiSiI lew weeks ago, and on his return ex-
pressed himself much gratified with Gen. T.,s
Efforts to suppress raids across the Rio Grande
u The French Electoral Commission has
recommended that the Duke de Cazes be unseat-
ed as Deputy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ BVENiNd at g. What viii become of these
nv world hrexiil,s rrofe-sors OF religion? "Excep
ye rerent sha all likewise perish" See l3 In ie,
NoIIGETThe Ihf,c ann9sl q, ! mesipg Of the
AssnGLATIoN w will be held at , the Masonic Temple
fn foI the sIectcr 'S FIVE preetr tors O'clock D. H.
nov29 St POST NOBLE D. LARNER. sec'y.
T MASonIC.-By di p nsation OF the NJ W.
S7r VIII sa held on fR1bai Fl
EVENING, 29th instant, at O'Clock. instead OF
nov27-3ts WM, 4, YATES Secretary,
rg CHILDKLN's HOSPITAL, HOSPITAL, o-.u 1870
of this viii be he held at the Hospa Bnd
% ing on s., NV between 18th and 18th @ sts, at 80
NIrE members of the BOARD or DIREcroRs. 20 i'll
vacancies oecasoHed BY eHprns; terms San and aeath
JAMES H. sAviLLE, Secretary .'--'' n5v37.td
n NOTICE. The Annual Meeting of the
-, Stoekholders Of the GREAT FAILS ad, s ICE
northwest, on SATURDAY next, the Both inst. a.
M b enen l s Pos rene ne al a9 10
nov26-3t J.T TENwICK, Secretary.
r- THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM
..g PASY, corner 18th St and New York avenue.
FIRF. BURGLAR and DAMP PROOF VAULTS
insiGe Of which are SAFES FOR RENT al So to $50
E Bo6NDs. sILvERwARE, or other SECURITIES
POSIT. nOy19-eo3ln
Tse HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON
SELL BARsTow's CELEBRATED
CRYSTAL FIREPLACE STOVE,
which in beauty of design and efficiency in opera
ton is unsurpassed and the MAYFLOWER, which
heats p stairs and down stairs, and is no. eQuaed IN
heating power; also, the MODEL. a double lumi-
mated stove the best of the Ba timore neaters-al at
prices lower than ever offered.
317 9TH ST. NV, NEAR THE AVENUE,
Manufacturers of Slate 3anels in the city. nov6Ir
s>eys MILBURN'S PHARMACY,
1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
SODA and MINERAL WATERS on drauyht all
Blue Lick. Bedford and Bethesda Waters by the
xalion oCt11-tr
r@ FOR COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS,
We &c. use the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
KEATING'S
LOZENGES.
Tested for over 50 years Relief speedy and certain
Sold by all druggists. Price 80 cents
E. FOUGERA & CO., AGENTS,
oct30w,f,m,6m New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-29
AIRS. J. p. PALMER,
f1O5 r street. betUeen 1th aud 18Th.

has lust received most complete line of genuine
Jnela and Monogram KID GLOVES, in new n
EFT street shades and delicate evening tinis -
AlsO, in stock and receiving every day, all Ss.,fD
the latest novelties in imported Winter ~-~~
MILLINERY GOODS
Special attention given to Wedding and Reception
BGNNETS.
The Jugla GLOVE will be ordered in any number
Of buttons, and to match any new shade desired at
tie Inap portsr's Retail Price. n0yll-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-29

REAR ADMIRAL WM. z. lie Roy. commanding
the Mediterranean squadron, reports unde; !;
date OF the 18th inst. at Villefrancne. that TIL,
Marion sailed that day for Norfolk. The ALI
ance is at smyrna.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-29
L AIDES GOODS.

We have just received,
CI d Il Il 3
In Beaver, Matelasse and Diagonal Cloths, from
$500 Up 20 $500
Beautiful Styles of Shawls, Damasse Silks in
Black and COlOreG Silk Sevets Novelties III Dress
Goods, kid Gloves, Fancy Hosiery &c.
W. W. BURDETTE 4 90,
povI4tr Nos. 92S 9TH st. and 700 II st. ., 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-29
I AIDES DRESS FURS.

SEAL SKIN SACOUES new shape 36 to 38 inches
hong. Fur lined CIRCULARS, and DOLNANS,
MUFFS and BOAS, OF mink (very dark) $40 to $50;
Good sets Of imitation seal. from 81 to SO; Misses
fur caps, fur trimmings. etc. B. a. STINEMETZ,
Dov1S-tr 1927 Pa av.. next to 18th st
NIME. l.. Il. P.JEANyERET, of Baltimore, is
Ii constantly receiving handsome French BON
NETS and ROUND HATS Also. particular atter-
tion given to BRIDAL and MOURNING ORDERS.
nOyl4ln No. So NORTH Charles st.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYoRK. April VES-Receipts were II cars at
GOLst 80 Jersey City, total Of 22O1 cattle IOf
tOdays market. and making 7.i93 since saturday lasJ
the corresponding time last week Iho
quality fresh offerings today about the average
OF former this and fdfY suited 10 he
the trade. Exclusive ~ half dozen carloads o
ulls part stied, Of decent 20 good COoradO
fair Cherokee cattle the supply was ~ e
up Of medium prime Native and nearly all from chi
demand consumption only moderate ami
trade By brisk but the comparatively hight OF
feng and fair call for cattle 10 export stened prices
business something better Tor the
selling Monday The fat Bulls 0ld at
from ga per b. hye weight the Cherokee Cattle AT
from sc 10, TO dreas 80 n Ordinary 20 Prime
81 H. with IOiadlOac. Exporters took some
thing more 600 at from ga 10 lO4c per ID 20
drcss 56a57 about 80 fat Bulls at s3 7ja per 100
n live weight Dressed Beet was shade hrmer In wash
inOn Market with fair business mainly at Ease per Ior
sales az GOthst for Kahn Co, 1s Ohio sullrrs LOIS m
nj Oc 90 n IL do Il26 n at 92c 22 do, ll2 ~
nj Disc; II Colorado Scers l5l n, at she; 20 Missouri
~ at 8o 20 Bulls 20i H. at 3c live weighti ~ do, ll2l
b.. at 4c and ~ do l,400 70. at 3'ic per n. go,
H. s. ROsenha for L.. Rothschd, 81 Colorado steers lO3O
n Al SIqc 10 dress 55 n % do 40 h at 9c less 50c per
iS do 1851 0c f6 do, 1928 ID, at Sc. less 10 on
lot DO, l2US D, at 0c 10 do Lib d. al sc ana
81 do, l. 80 10. at Vc., less 6Oc. per head o.,
Coon Thompson Tor Coon 4 Co, ~ Illinois steers l27l
~ 9c and 81 per heads 70 do l4oo at ste ana do'
II C. Eastman on his own account 1j7 Illinois steers rs
cyt at 9ac: 100 do 61 cwt, at Sc 81 do, Ga cwt, at
SIZE 81 do 10 cWt al 99Ie so do ~ ew at 9sc 33 do,
CIVIL, at So 80 do o2 e"@ S anu % uo' - c"t a'
Sales at Jersey Cityi D. waixel for waixe Alerton a.
ILLINOIS steers I06 NJ at 94c; 10 dO llS3 D. at .e and
soc 40 do 200 h at yc less 5Oc Der head 10 do,
1888 NJ at 0c IL do llS1 n, at LOG and do l4OV D at
IL GOLDSMITH for II. Joseph Co.. S5 Illinois Steers 1867
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ErpOpEAN MARKETA

IIyTrroor Aprn l7.-Pork-Eastern dull at 90. West
,rn ann a, ts acOn-Cumberland Cut dun al *; short
mn AMI Al 2s Long Clear dull AZ "a; short Clear
dun at 2- Hams-LOng Cut dull at - shoulders steady
al iO7; Primo dull at 80. Lard Prime Western
steady az 80 Cd TAllOw-Pnme CITY dun 80. Turpentne
-spiiIts dull "a. Rosin-Common Dun at D ; zine
dull at 10. Cheese-AmercaD Choice dull AT G3 Lard OIL
dull az 49, Flour-ENtTa steady at p Cd Wheat No
/ spring steady 10 sd; Nc Spring steady at l03h.
Winter steady 4d CornO Mixed soft dull AZ y I'd
New, steady nc 20. Cotton seed Ou-Nei0W American,
INgRrooI April l7-l2.3O p. m-Co;ton very fat MID.
Tuands, 5stsd; Miidling orleans, 6iisl sales Ot
the bae. including 800 bales for speculation and
sruar Receipts. 800 bales all American. Futures weak
Ilauds Middlng clause, April and May deliycryJl3 @
Tplauds Middnng clause, July ana August delivery
5b,.d tplnds, Low Mddng clause, August and Scptem
delivery Cd J1lad Uplands Low Mldng clause
october ana November delivery. 6ia~l.i also 6d.
bib,d MddinE OIeans U ed: Low MddllDg Upands, si
Good Ordinary Uplands. 5d.. ordinary UplandA 4'sd. FU
ture-- pands Middlng clause, Apn delivery J3 3sd
Tplands Low Miding clause, May and JUhe delivery i
also 527 a.. Uplanas Low Mddhng causc July aud August
delivery 5s' 3D. Uplands Low Mddng clause September
IivEKroo Apnfi7f30 p. m.Tho sales Of Cotton to-day
100 bales OF American. Futures-U pands Low
MtIdlng clause April delivery. 6s7asd
LERrOOI- April II . p M cotton futures steady Up
lands Mlddnng clause April and May delivery, 127 a
Uplands Low Middng clause, July and August delivery
Iiyfnroor April 1850 p m-Four 2J 6d.a26 81. per
Western Canal Wheat, IL Id. lod. GENITAL
average california White; II 5ddi22d. for California Club
LIVERPOOL April -Eyenng lnseed OIL 2Gvd per cwt
LONDON, Apul l153O m.Rchned Petroleum, ~ d3 81
per gallon Spirits Of Turpcutnc. % d2J3 Sd. cwt
LONDON, April lI-Eyening- LnseeG, 90 I'd COL
per quarter. -. .-...
ANTWERP April l7.-Iard 23isd23h nons per 80 kios.
BEElIES Aprll l7.-Lani 39'I marks per ITO i0
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
COTTON MARKETS.

AUGUSTA April l7.-COttOn quiet; Mddng 9afa97sc.; Low
Mddlng 90tc.; Good Ordinary Ssc receipts 80 oaes;
sales, ll2 bales .,,,.
lOac Nidilng lOc.: Good Ordinary Se net receipts;
gross bales: exports cOastwise 22O baes sales
1875 bales stock l0,472 bales. ....,. %.
Mndng 97ac; Good Ordinary &C.; net receipts l2ZZ
bales: stock, 1889 bales . -. -, -
CHARLESTON, April l7-COtton quiet Middng 1OsalO5c;
Low Midding sc OrdinsTy 9s09ic: net receyts
3lS bales; exports Great Britain 35J baeS eOastwse
677 bales sales, $50 bales stock, l4.265 bales -
CINCINNATI. April l7.-COttOn dull; MhdhEg IOsc 70"
Middng 9Gc.; Ordinary Ssc; receipts, 2S2 bales
shipments. bales saes 40 bales; STOCK SG36 bales
GALVESTON April l7-COtton irregular and lower to sell
Middng 10 c Low Middlng 9iiG: Good Ordinary -;
bales sales 31 bales stock 80 396 bales
LOUSyLIE April lI.-COtOn-SOme sales at ic. declne'
but not enough to Justify any change In quotations Dddhg
l0isc. -
MEMPHIs April l7.-Coton quiet and easy Midlng l0c.:
net receipts bales; shipments co. bales sales l2OO
bales; stock 80 1876 bales. -
MOBILE, April 17.-COtt0n quiet MiddlnR lOc Low MID
ding Sc; Good Ordinary. Sc; net receipts 4S Dalss
exports cOastwis 72j bales sales 900 bales STOCK
bales
26lJ bales; gross 3705 bales exports to Great Britain
bales Continent 2767 bales c0asw1se, l33i bales
NORFOLK. April l7-Couon quiet; Mdding l0c@ net
receipts 7S7 paes exports coastwise 3Ul baes sales oOo
bales; stock. ,s5l bales So,
IHIlADELPmA April i7-Coton quiet: Mddllng. lO'Ic;
TOw MddiRg lOfsc: Good Ordinary, 0sc. net receipts,
l2 bales gross 23l bales sales "a bales all to sphnefs
stock, ll,4G3 bales .
a74c: low aiddng 9ac Ordinary, S net receipts,
535 bales exports coastwise 7O7 bales sales 4VO bales
ST. LotIs April IT.-Cotton nominal Middng l0lsc.;
Middlng Good Ordinary Sllc.; net receipts,
476 bales shipments 230 bales; sales III bales STOCK
WiIMSGroy April 17.-Cotton quiet 1rddling. 9alci
Low Middlng glc: Ordinary. Sl3c; net receipts,
l25 bales; sales, l3 baesi stock 2,I42 bales
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
Ee9al Noiites


CUPREME COURT, COUNTY Of NEW
- YORK STEPHEN D. MARSHALL and GEORGE NJ:
MILLER executors OF the last win and testament Of
LEVIN r. MARSHALL deceased, plaintiffs against SAM
UELE Il. HAWKINS and BENJAMIN c. THORNAI. as exec
utors Of the last will and testament OF JOHN II RlERSON
deceased, HENRY r. EAkIN, PETER y; CORNEN snd
LYDIA ANN CORNEN, his wife, ANN GREER, formerly
ANN ORD, nnd SAMUEL V. HOFFMAN defendants. sum
named deendauts and each OF them You
are hereby summoned the complaint n TINS action.
and on the plantif attorneys
within twenty days after the service Of this summons exeu
and in OF failure TO appear
or answer viii be taken against you BY default Tor
the relief demanded In the complaint
Dated April, 1873.
MILLER & PECKHAM, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office and Post Oiice address
No. 30 Walst., Box b,2sS Newly Ork city.
To the defendants PETER p CORNEN and LYDIA ANN
CORNEN his wife: The foregoing upon
you you by publication pursuant 10 0Ider OF
Hon Charles DOnOhue Justice OF the supreme Court OF the
York dated the 9Th day Of April 1873 and ne
with complaint the office OF the Clerk OF the cry ana
County at the Court House IN the city OF New
York
Dated New York. April 0, 1878
MILLER & PECKHAM, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office and Post Once address,
AplIIaw6wTh 90 wallst, Box 5,2es New.York City.