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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-24

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Stabttbeatcr oil Die ebemalige g8iener pot
Spernidngertn 6rau 2Sitt. gta6 Der ,gi
ST., Yr." 1T Oicielbe al 9enunuter 8ubue init
elmer Sabresgage bon $4,000 Diarfun einem
3>mOuatliden ltrlaube engagrt moroen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28
THE CITFY.
~ q nrEMPHTs:
wednesday Evening, Aug. IS, 1873
LEDGER LINES.

Original Lexington Ky mustard
pure-at Oliver, Finnie & Co.'s.
Bill Johnson, arrested for larceny, says
he did not go into the house, but helped
to tote the silverware away from q Court
street house.
Last night was quite cool Rpd pleasant,
compared With the weather Of the past
few days. Yet any change is %unfavora-
biz to the sick.
A mar stepped of the Lee wbAriboat
last night and was drowned. He had
cabin passage on the Belle Memphis for
St. Louis. We we're unable to learn hia
name.
Dick Edison was killed by a man
named Hathaway at Mound City last
evening. It is represented as q case OF
selfdefensG, though we are without par
ticulsrs.
We will take il as q favor our friends
about the city will send Us items of news
concerning the condition OF the sick and
other matters Of interest connected Will
or growing out of the fever.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28

.".". L. .L"""|"
'THE following circular letter has been
forwarded as directed, aud no doubt will
meet with a charitable response:
M~KMrHIs, TENN. August Is, 1878.
DEAR SIs-The representatives Of sew
eral Irish Catholic Societies met to-day
at 81. Patrick church after mass, and
directed me, as the secretary Of the
Irish Relief Society, Of this city, tn ad.
dress a circular letter to the Catholic
clergy, to Catholic benevolent societies
and such other friends 10 the country as
might possibly be inclined to assist our
people who are suffering from the raw
ages of yellow fever, and who are to-day
IN a condition scarcely possible to con-
ceive, much less to express.
If you can, in Gods name, give any
assistance, please do so Immediately,
and send it either to very Reverend NJ.
Riordan, V. g., Peter Aaggerty, Presi.
dent Irish Relief Society, James Roper,
treasurer, or to myself. ~. ias
B~espeaking o rthe psOr, the suffering
and the ueedyA speedy reply, and that
some Of US may be spared to aeknowl,
edge your kindness, l am very truly,
your obedient servant,
''" ' JOHN LoAGUE.
afatoia Secretary l. R. s.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28
sntnrdaX. Angust 24.

After this date, until further
notice, the LEDGER will not
be delivered by carriers.
Parties desiring TO subscribe
can obtain the paper Rt the
LEDGER counting room for
the same price by purchasing
tickets.
As soon as the epidemic Is
ended. and the people return,
All our routes will be re-eslab-
lished.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28

Why should one suffer for months or
even years, with skin diseases, when the
use of a safe and simple means would
quickly effect a cure. DR.. Bulls Blood
Mixture viii rapidly cure all skin dis.
eases and prevent their return. '' 'l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28
RIVER MTELLIGENOR.
john LoAGUE,
Secretary |. r. S.
A LEAVING ro.pI,


Hard Cash, White riyerad.. .a....aa. .....5 pm
yoahoma, friars Polnt.~................5 pm
West Wind, Johnson's Landinga-.....-.6 pm
y ARRIVALS. tAa
Steamer Coahoma, Friar's Point.
West Wind, Johnson's Land'g,
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Bstesyille, St. Francis river.
BOATS IN PORT.
Hard Cash, West Wind. Coahoma.
MiscelAneOus. NtuO 500
The Coahoma will leave for
Friar's Point this evening at five
O'clock al Ylt.e .a
The West Wind will leave this
evening at 5 o'clock for Johnson's
Landing.
The Batesville left last evening
for the st. Francis river, with the
mail and q good trip Of people and
Ighs.dma I'D gmluiggb ssifsaW
The fine steamer Hard Cash.,
CaptainaEd Postal, will leave this
evening for1 DeYalps Bluff andaIl
way landings on White river. Per-
haps She win go to Des Arc.
BY request Of merchants and 9th
ers interested, the steamer Coaho1
ma, Captain Stacker Lee in COM
mand, will leave in the future, or
until further notice, on Mondays
and Fridays, attending to all way
business, as usual. See notice in
advertising column. ~ '''
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28
DIR. Kimbro's 0mce,
Corner Of Beal and Second SITS.
John WendePs SalO0n,
81 and 33 Poplar.
Free lunch daily from 10 to i.
Ice cold beer-best Ia Town.
1ln-f .----

The type, material and workmen Of
the LEDGER JOB Office are as good as the
best, and. hence we guarantee 6rstclass
work and full satisfaction 10 our patrons
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28

DAulb AuuteIl 20 NluVuSstOt'
Mrs Lipp, near Cochran Hall.
Ed s~trendbreg, age ?, A Ross avenue
Matilda Strendberg, ROSS avenue.
Charles Vincent, 4 Ross avenue,
Billy Denton, Quimby alley.
Charles Wright, age Is, Poplar.
Mrs Rezonica, ia Poplar.
Louis Rezouica, ia Poplar.
Annie Croker, age 8, 30 Jones avenue.
Fritz Croker, IS Jones avenue.
Will Cook, 4 Jones avenue.
Olivia -, age c, II Hill.
Eli Cobb, age IS, n Hill.
Nettie Shay, age 10, 76 Hill.
Tommie Shay, age 8, Is Hill.
David Shay, age 4, rs Hill.
Maggie Tiernay, 4 High
VIM Campbell, corner Of Beal and
Gayoso.
VIII Miller, sgs 8, III Alabama
Freddie Miller, age s, ia Alabama.
John Caldwell, colored, 80 Third,
J Reilly, 80 Third.
Margaret Donelly, corner Of Third and
Concord. ll Al.
Virginia Anderson, Al Third.
Lilly Gsbs, age !, 80 Third.
W Smith, ir, 1873 Elliott,
Clarence Carson, age 8, 81 Allen ave-
nue.. 80
Godfrey Precont, 80 Allen avenue
Ella Carson. age 10, 81 Allen avenue.
Margaret Davis, I'll Allen avenue.
Carrie Sturla, between Fourth aud
Fifth.
Eddie Sweeney, age 3, Greenlaw, be
tween Second aud Third.
Willie Sweeney, age 5, Greenlaw, be
tween Second and Third.
Helen Stain, corner Of Fourth aht
Keel.
j N Stain, corner Of Fourth and Keel
Mira Lyman, 40 Causey.
DEATHS FROM noon YESTERDAY TO MOO,
TO-DAY.
Robert Melvin, age a, 2O5 Monroe, ye'
low fever. Ha8
G Walton, age 80, 81 Madison, yello'
fever.
- Johl, age s5, Ill Commerce, ye
low fever. tnal
Joe Miller, age 80, hospital, yellO.
fever. a
Maggie Ring, nge.ls, hospital, yello
fever.
R H Able, age &C. hospital, diarthe
Pat Mack, age l5, hospital, yellow f
yer. arnsatl rrl @ hist
H Church, age 6, 1873 Robson, 81
low fever.
Brooks Parrish, colored, age 20, hosT
tai, yellow fever. X.
+, John Latch, age 81, SO Robson, y
: low fever.
Michael Brew, age So Third sire
near 0yerton, yellow fever.
James Hall, age 80, fernando rog
eight miles from the city, yellow few
Anna Bell. age 81. 242 Adams, yell
fever.
: Michael Brew, so Second street, }
low fever.
Louisa Lewis, age ls3. lO7 Main, )
low fever.
B T McGionly age 20. l79 Carr
avenue, yellow fever.
A Kesllen, age AZ, Az Shelby, yell
fever.
Birdie Thorn, age 9, Brinkley aveu
: yellow fever.
Sister Veronica, age 10, LaSalle
yellow fever.
~. J Bucbert, age 53 Bass avenue, vel
fever.
~. Thomas Foley, age G, n and G :
~ road, in the country, congestion.
James Borg, age 4S, Hill, yellow ie
~ Herman sehafer, age 80, u FIR
yellow fever.
~ G L Precont, age 30, Allen ave.
yellow fever. 'o
W jenkins, age AZ, II Second, chr
diarrhss,
4, Audrey ] Oven, age 20, 2lS C'
yellow fever Aiooeat JoHh
No.. Ella saleS'6 months s. Winche
diarrbea,
Jas Cory, sc Bradford.
Ed Wild, ags47o hospital. 35ilc,
Butteman, age 40, 223 Exchl
yellow fever.
Frank Smith, colored, age IS, % J
son avenue, yellow fever.
Ad- S Mitchell, colored, age %, hos
yellow fever.
use re Holland, age 80, hospital, }.
fever.
Margaret Cummings, 3s Causey
low fever.
and Ellen Dewey, age AZ, GO Comm
yellow fever.
=. Ann Smith, age &c, 43 Aliens Az
yellow fever.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28
Mempis, Paducah and Northern R, R

MemPis, Paducah and Northern r. r,
Until further notice trains on the
Memphis, Paducah and Northern rail-
road will leave for COvington and inter.
mediate points, from Second street cross.
ing north 0 fthe water.works) at 4 pm.
All freight will be received at that point
between tie hours $3.50 Am. and 3:3C
pm. Train leaves daily Except Sun.
day.
ilfHtanN G. MoNsARRAT in,
l44t General Agent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28

CONVENIENTLY near the prominent
business houses, all places Of public in.
terest and resort, and in the very heart
Of the best resident portion of the city,
for good living, good treatment, and
quiet comfort, the Colonnade Hotel, on
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, can be
eonscietioosly recommended.
l52.l54l56
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28
CHARLES G. FISHER,
l47t1 Chm Citizsns' Relief Committee.

In the LEDGER job Office can be fouud
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job Of printing. 1887
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28

RefrigeratOrs, ice chests,
water coolers and ice.cFeanl
freezeTs at cost.
+. }.
1861 234 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28

SP H CIAL NOTICE.

81 OIAA Es
THE STEAMER HARD CASH ~
leaves for all points on White
DAY EVENING, and return the following
Monday, for the present. A
Mississippi river business solicited this side
Of Terrene. All freights subject to quaran-
'iH' E. C. POSTAL, Master.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28

Jusr received p America extra
dry, and plenty Of il, at Harvey Robin
sons, II Monroe street. auu hni1
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28

JSo. A. DESIE, S52 Shelby street, is
receiving 200 barrels lime daily. Send
in your orders and disinfec l54
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28

j. H. GooDLETT, notary public and
commissioner of deeds, atthe Union and
Planters Bank for the present, l57
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28

THE LEE LINE!
FOR HELENA AND FRIAR's POINT
Making all Way and Plantation Landings.
str COAHOMA, k2SA
Stack Lee. master..~...... Ed R Thomas. clerk
By request Of the merchants and planters
the steamer Coahoma will leave every Men
day and Friday for Helena, Friar's Point,
RiTerton and all way landings until further
~netice. Fer freight or passage apply on
board. SIT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28

John Walsh, Undertaken, y
BAL Second st., next ~postolice. l441
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28
MFITUN n z
G. B. PATTER
JOHN K. COL
The Genuine Simmons Liver Regnla'
tor or Medicine

Il wrapped in a clean. neat WHITE WRAP.
PER with the red symbolic letter stamped
mon IL In the form of a ribbon gracefully
cSuryei into the letter z, embracing the EN-,
blems of our trade. Spatula. Nortar ana
Graduate with the words a. s1MMONe
m also observe the signature Of j. H.. EEL
LIN co., in red ink on the side.
Run no risk by being induced to take sub
Take no other hut the original and genuine
manufactured only by .a(G
J. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists, Philadelphia.
SOLD by all Respectable E~ruggists.
147- JIG eod6w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28

For the accommodation Of the few
persons remaining in the city We will
keep open our store during yellow fever,
a kind Providence permitting. Patter
son & Ross, srocers, l43 Main street. 4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28
A GENEROUS OFFER.


NN"NN VNNNEEVNF "WUWNNWFF
B. Hughes. Memphis, Tenn; yftuu.t
l hear that there are about forty chill
dreh in the Memphis Orphan Hsme,
See the proper authorities, and if they
think they should be removed l can pro-
cure transportation for them either to
Huntsville, Ala, or Atlanta, Ga.
think the citizens OF either city will pro.
vide for them. If it is decided to re.
move them | will make all arrange
ments. Let me know quick. o@,,,i.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28

General superintendent M and c R R,
KNIGHTS OF HONOR. ' "
One Of the superintendent Of the
nurses of the Knights of Honor reports:
WIN Seuen, of GermaniA Lodge, on
Union street, better. ] N Stalen, Of
Chelse, Lodge, on Fifth street, Chelsea,
is better; his wife is also improving
VIM Tifer, corner OF Manassas street
and Raleigh road, is not SO we'll. Wn
Rammell, Of Germania Lodge, on Hdp.
pert's avenue, not much change; his ii
not a bad case. Mrs Rummell is con
sidered conyalescent, W NJ White 0
Unity lodge, two doors north Of Elm
wood gate, is better. Tilford, o
Unity Lodge, 36 Uoiou street, is better
Mrs A K Gillen. 4lO Shelby street, !
worse this morning
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28
FOR HELENA ANO FRIAR,s PENN.

N DIAL NOTICE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28

Menken Brothers
will be open from 8 am. TO 4:3O pm q
b6 lllu n...n ..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28
Lizzie Crosby. $50 Vance.

Lizzie Crosby. $50 Vance.
Jesse Jackson, cOlored, Humphreys
street:
Eugene Washington, colored, age g.
Goslee street.
Rosa Washington, colored, age 7, Cos
lee street.
Cora Washington, cOlored, age a.
Goslee street gra
Caroline Washington, colOred, Goslee
street.
AuiOihsae Maguus, Yates Avenue,
between Washington and Poplar.
u Murphy, 9 Front.
Demps Hammonds, IL Commerce,
Ed Powers, % Poplar.
VIM COLLISION, lao Main,
Frank Stubble6eld 1873 Main,
JCNelms, l7S Jefferson.
Grace Podesta, IA Washington.
Viola Murphy, 9 Front.
Aaron Harris wife, Al 0verton.
Ann Knight, 40 Second.
Annie Underhill, 20 Front,
Louisa Underhin, 10 Front
Alex Tynson. rs Winchester.
Alice Morris, Al Poplar.
Cecilia Clarke, IA Washington,
Belle Watkins, IA Washington.
VIM Griffin, Is Winchester.
Eugenia White, foot of Exchange.
Geo Norman, foot Of Exchange,
Joe E Johnson, foot OF Exchange.
MN n.-...: 80 nop w. L;n.Ann
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28

MExphIs. Tenn, August 2S.
Takinglit for granted ina man Of your
prudence, the facts we're beyound CUES
ton, allow ms to congratulate you
upon the article, "Ignomipiops Deserter
as being the most apropos, forcible and
iucisive one that l have had the pleasure
Of reading 10 any recent English compo
sition. 4,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-28

At noon today the following was re-
ceived At the Towards headquarters:
II need ten more physicians immedi-
ately. l find scores of people sick and
dying without having been seen by a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01

the first Southern graduate who returned to attend
Commencement after tho war was '53 man, Gem
eral Randall l.. Gibson. One more peculiarity Of the
class and viii give the reader rest. It's reunions
triennial. sexennial, decennial, yigintennial aud
quarter centennial. have been noted for the large
numbers in attendance. This year, out Of ninety
survivors, forty-one were present. larger num-
Der than came to any other class reunion except OF
the class Of 1875. Only seventeen Of the class have
died in the twenty-five years, an unusually small
proportion. Referring to this fact at the
evening meeting. tho Rev. Mr.. Wilton said
the class had almost conquered death; when another
member added that through the reverend gentle
mans rendering of aioRion in his book recently
published, entitled. Z" Is Eternal Punishment End
less r. the class might claim then to have conquered
both death and hell, which was glory enough for
one class. IsuppOso might toll you lots of things
witty and wise that were said by the members OF
this famous" class at the reunion in the evening
but it might excite rreverent comment from gradu-
ates of the I" lower classes" and forbear. Enough
has been said, hope, to vindcate its claim to be
famous" class and that is sufficient for the pres
ent. ..f j. II. b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01
PURLIC OPINION.

Now is the time for Sammy Tiden to be-
come an Angel Peace and spread white wings over
Abe Hewitt aud Mr.. Watters0n.-lCincinnau Enquirer
(DemD
Potter has become so tired of investigating
that he VIII belong either of the sub-cOmmitt
at Washington or NeG-Oreans He VIII seek relief by
Press (lsep)
Washington dispatches say that the Potter
Committee with the exception Of Ben Butler is tired OF
the investigation. Nothing but Buffers ambition Keeps
HIM up. He wants get with Mrs. Jenks.-l Indi-
annapolis Journal (Rep9
In a word, Thurman Will go into the next
National Democratic Convention with Ohio IN his fist
and he viii whether the place OF candidate for the
Presidency IL mOrtgaged 10 TlldeR or Hendreks-Cn
clnnat Commercial tInd)
The Ohio Democrats emphatically Endorsed
the work of the Potter Investigating Committee Lake
the Republicans IN 1859, they think such work the
highest political duty" IL is Let the Democratic re-
bolliOn" IN ONO. We viii give the Republicans
enough rebellion" TO satisfy them make them sea-
sick.-l Louisville COurieT-JOu Dem)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01
MR.. BoYEskY AND URBAYA UNIVERSITY

A LETTER FROM PRESIDENT sEwALL-vALUABIE
SERVICES RENDERED by Mr.. BoYEsEN-THE
STORY IN sCRBNRRs.
TO the Editor OF The TrfbuHG
SIR: MIR. Boyesen is justly entitled to a
correction from official Of the statement APP
pearng in The Cincinnati Commercial regarding his po-
stiOn I'm UTbana University. Mr. Boyeson never
student here. but he states tutor in Greek and
Latin and during his entire connection with the college,
by his dgent and scholarly service he rendered more
than equivalent for the meagre compensation no
ceiyed. AS to the alleged breach OF propnety
In the story In Seibners, the question must
be left TO the Judgment Of those acquainted
with the particulars involved. 1t Is not quite
true that the entire community OF Urbana have been
reused by this matter. So far as know the few per
here who have noticed the story and its alleged
portraiture nt ALL those who the particular
friends Of Mr.. Bo.esen, and whose only concern was
lest in the Judgment OF minds unscQuained with
the circumstances, the publishing Of the story in ques
ton might reflect unpeasanty on Mr. BOyesens sense
generosity. literary good taste. The correction" In
The Commercial did not come from Urbana had II
met my eyes until saw II In THE TRIBUNE OF the
Gath. Yours truly, FRANK 5BwALL.
Ur6and Unipersiiy June %, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01
LIED.


GARVIN-on Friday. June 49, samuel p. Garvin
The funeral services will be held az the mousse Oh ms onh
law Or j. r. r. HOdsOn No. IL West 39thst, ON MONDAY
Juy l. &C O'Clock a 1t Ia respectfully requested thas
no bowers be sent
uERNDON-At Hy6res France the 27h April Elizabeth
Uansbrough. widow OF the late Captain William Lewis
UeTndOn United states Navy. -.
Funeral services &c Church Of the Heavenly Rest 6th
ave- near 45thst, Tuesday next July 2 at90clock
KIDD-on Saturday 49, Harvey Kidd in the esd year
pYe and friends are invited attend the funeral from
his late residence Wiliamss Bridge. on Tuesday July =
Carriages will DO waiting for the 1So train from Grand Gen.
tral Depot.
MATUFWs-AtF astchester Saturday June 49, William
Mathews, In the 00th year OF his age .....-
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral late residence, Tuesday, July = al O'CLOCK
aves will be in waiting at Vernon the arrival
OF ~ O'Clock train from 42d-st
MEEKFR-In Brooklyn, N. y. Sunday morning, June 80
after a long painful Illness Margareta Cecei daugn.
ter of sarah j. late O. Meeker aged ~ years and
piss and friends are invited attend the funeral
vices residence No. l9i phsE on tuesday
at y. III. . -.
sMART-In Brooklyn June 90 Thomas c. Smart in the SD
Of his age. -.
ReaIyes invited 70 &ttond the funeral SER
vices from residence Of Nathan Southwick No. laz
Hicks-sL, Brooklyn, ON Monday, July i, at " m
at Romeo, Mich, on Wednesday,
June 90 Josephine b. widow OF EdWau A StaheOuy Al
the 56th year OF her age
Ruriai AZ Greenwood to-day (MOndayl
Carriages will be waiting az Hamilton Ferry brOoAyn
side az O'Clock p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01
COTTON MARKErs

BALTIMORE June 2o-Coton firm Mitiling. II isc; Low
Midang IL isc Ordinary, lOi4c.; gross receipts
S68 bales exports cOastwise 2O6 baes sales. go baes
stock. 2.7l IS bales. a..
ding II c; Good Ordinary, lO2c; net receipts Az bales
caaRiEsToS, June 2e-Cotton quiet Mddnng 1lcl Low
Middng lO5c Good Ordinary, lO6lO2c; net receipts 10
bales; exports cOastwe 100 bales sales 70 baes STOCK
CISCISArI June 29-Cotton steady; MddIng II ss Low
Middlng lOhsc Ordinary 97sc receipts. s3l bales
shipments 437 bales sales los baes spnners, 100 baes
GA1yssToS June 29-Cotton dull easy; Middling, l0ac
Tow Middlng lO4e Good Ordinary, 99fc; net receipts
lOl sales 90 bales; exports coasrwtse baes STOCK
1897 bales ..,.,, -,
June 29-COtOn quiet: Middlno lie; receipts
bales Shipments AL bales sales l25 oaes stock 53O
bales. ...,. -,
Mlddng 10i.c; Good Ordinary 9lc; net receipts, $50
bales exports cOastwise GO bles sales 10 bales sOck
2,2l6 bales. 800. ,,,,z, -,
Tow Middlng O9c; Ordinary, 9c net receipts lOi
bales gross POO bales 200 baes STOCK 80 574 bales
NORFOLK 29-COtton quiet, steady Midding. llc
net receipts "a bales exports coastwse SO Bales sales 50
stock, 1,790 bales. ,.,,,- ,..
ADFLPHIA June 29-Cotton quiet Middling. II Rc
Tow MiddlRg Good Ordinary 1O'ac; gross receipts
1863 bales 523 bales Stock 4O46 bales
SAVANNAH June 29.-COttOn dull lower 10 SELL Mdding.
I0Isc: Middling. lO5Iec.; Good Ordlnary SiSlsci
net receipts lOl baes 1913 bales stock IDOL bales
ST Louis. 30 Cotton steady Middling, llc Low
Middng l0Ssf Good Ordinary $685. receipts u bales
shipments, 80 bales: stock 2.4lO Daies-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01
Nasty s PLUcKs UP HOPE AGAIN.

The Corners though cast dewn by the totle
LaeyOOr NV tue Potter nyestgashen is not entirely dis
Outraged We are not gOin about men without hone
We new the House now, and Will heY the Senit beyond
oOuDI 4hen we shell fall back on our Southern war
claims aud the penshun COnfedrit sOlery and hone
10 be able 10 infuse life INTO the Corners by them
means. We new taken careful inventory NV what we
clzehs NV the corners witch served In COnederit
Gy tor longer or shorter periods. IF they is pen
snunSd ~ say @lOO yeer that gives Bascom reVenOO
NV 5000 yeeT. Wat the whole Will waste in
gtIVls1bs ana eOze Will be made up by the Capns and
Annhels, wien glt mgner penshun. At il safe esti-
mt to p1t down Basooms receet from this source alone
al $4,000. suppose must 80 In ez a pryit softer ez
never got higher than that though may squeeze I'm 10
aLeIenanVs pensnun on the strength uY the Kunneis
without rannin ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01
ADDITIONAL TRADE EXPORTS.
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA June 29-sugar-owing 70 unfavorable views
abroad dullnes prevailed little INQUIRY prices weak
stock IN Matanzas-l23 500 boxes
800 bags and 10000 hhds Receipts CT the weeklO7O0
boxes bags 1910 hhds Exports during the week
boxes 977o BAGS and 647 hhd Of which 800 boxes
and all the and hhds TO the United States Nos 10
20 ~ S69d72 reals gold aTobe Nos - 20 20 d. g.
S2a92 MOasses sugar, Nos 70 10, 90 96ls reals
so degrees polarization 40 u reals gold keg Musco
Sugar Common Fair 6o6s reals gold per arrobe
NOS IL H. In boxes and hhds
Bacon s266S26 90 currency, per cwt Butter su
penOr American 500 qZ currency per quhts IN keys anu
bbls -Four S32 50d$}3 currency, per Ob for Amercan
Jerked Beef 81 az reals currency per arrobe Hams Amer
cured, $350&4, currency, per qUnta Iar IN
tins S37 $50 currency qunta Potatoes $40 5OGSlO70
currency, Dbl Wax Yellow Sl5dsl1 GOLD per AIIoDe
sl6ds7, currency, per Dbl for American Lumber active
White Pine, s33dS4. gold, per NJ; Pitch Pine, s32933
White Navy Beans 22la reals currency per arrobe Chew
ing Tobacco 800 per qninal Corn ~ reals
gold 2l39d2l4 Exchange upward tendency on the United
4sFd54 premium short slght do
GG62 premium 60 days gold 5a6s premium short sight
do 6Ra7 premium on London lI0le premium on Paris
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