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Cigars
All BIRDS 14.Was7J = NJ
Gr0cerR' HSruKs
Indigo. S z, 85ssl p b
DO Manila 75aSI 90
Dutch Madder.......I0a12
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Revolution In the Dressing RO0ml
By the almost unanimous action of the par
les interested.
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cat figure and that II might be expected that
| prices In consuming markets would gradually

cat figure. and that II Knight be expected TINT y
prices In consuming markets would gradually
accompany tho upward movement q NJ, prices u,
here, have proved u be fully justified rue re-
ceipts during tho month under review wore
limited to n tittiy average OF about 10000 nnRa.
against 1900 bags par Gay curing tne mohIh q
August and prices III consuming markets
have. during the past thirty days. advanced
from eight per cent 10 ton per cent, ne heaviest
rise having iakon pIncs In tho United Statns,
but p II lato Europe II alao following pacn. and
NIL European markets show strength Unfor
tunateiy. however. every advance. which was
out tbs month. had aireadv been nntiet-
pated by higher IA, prices, here. onr
market being MI the ime and still ~ to any
nevertheless \ quite extraord,nnry brisk 90
mand has continually prevailed. aaos during
the period under review having rahch'd q
AL 900 bnRB. According To tho quotations. ~
givan below. tho rico In currency IL from 90 e.
ilaso rels per 10 ktfbs.. and tho axchnngo y
vance Ia the T. q. y. cost IL from We to 2Fse pnr
pound At those higher prices good opinIon
sti prevails, 90 that for the prssent Wo must r.,
tptai aaes since first ultimo; ut: From th'
United States. i.iao bags: 90 Europe. etf.
iis.AoD Bugs: total 40 100 bng;s ,, $3.50,
act iii shortly before tho departure 81 the lnst
mail hnu continued throughout tho period
hreiness ut steadily rising prines, About the
middle OF tho month our market became mo-
mentnrily uuieter. because daalnrs. on receipt
~ tbs news Of thu favorable result on tho last
Dutch auction. grew still ilrmer, wherefore
buyers withdrew during " fow dayH from tho
market but tho continued animating reports
from Rio Us we'll ns from abroad. soon Induced
exporters to submit to the pretansiOnH OF tho
denlara These quotations show M advance OF
to 10 par cont. compared with those ruling
month ngo. and Iii apita 81 tho pretty largo
transactions It seems thnt exporters IN general
~ not place much confidence Iii present prices.
bui navortheloss submit TO the same ia order TO
fufll thor most urgent onRnEomentH. Wo nRtl-
mnto the snlna since tho FIRST ultimo at about
Az nop bugs for the United Stntes and bb.7oo bugs
fir Europe-R4 700 bags md 1900 bugs ship
mants cnnstwiHo total. 10000 bags Tho stock
consists of about 81 900 bags, the reospte having
averaged about BOO bags u dny since tho nrst
uIttmo
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gyprers-H oRsheads. ex basin or river. s25m2s,
barrels a12@sIa, headings 10000.
HOOP POLES ogsheads s4o6aab barrels s14
N1G. half barrels $RNoto. Green poles retail ut
e20lb advance on these prices
HIDES We nro indebted to Mr., William
Mehle for tho following woekly uuotntiona Of
hides. wool taow. "te. Labor. drayngn. cur
Ing cite. have TO be added:
At AhAttair- Steer hides. 10 III Rnd up " H.
s6Bls: steer and COW hides. 10 TO 10 H. 60oG&
kips, "a TO 80 y. sep8's: cNf skins, .neh 5paa75
Countr y Gr.on suited. ~ ID. -Mp'+ dry
flint. 6blb: dry Hntod. --G0tJty.
TnEiow Osty country rendered. v III. 6@6}.
do kfpb4-.
Horns Or horns prime, zach. -06: cow do,
IA
Bboawax Primo yellow. W H. 17t1fs.
Wool-Jake. n h. 2a0n2a: Louisiana 3eGb2a.
bury. M to quality IOU Ii,
Tho market IL dub, with downward ten-
doney. amnl etockH and no snIos to report Tor
tho weok Wool In good demand Tnllow llrnl.
with no stock
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MASS M LETTINGS
or THE
DEMOCRATIC- C0NSERVAT PARTY.
Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE. ]
Democratic. Conser vntive pnriy.
M1,.rr ni.lI,utan. IAA,f.- L

Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE. !
Democratic. Conservative pnrsy.
Now Orleans. October H. 1870.
Mass meetings OF tho Democratic- Conservn-
tive party will be addressed by Gov l.. A. Witt.
Hons. Samuel u. McEnery. J. g. Egnn. Allen
Jumel. T. II. Fay. w. A. Strong. Il. A. Burke. Fl.
N. Ogden. f. John Ellis Albert Voorhies. J. b.
Eustls d. u. Jonas. r. N. Ogden. John Nc
Emery. Don Calrroy Robt Richardson. j. q.
Moncure. T. B. Lyons. Il. q. WickiIfre. A. $.
Horror. A. Roman. r. +. Poche. w. w. Farmer.
VIM. NJ Levy. VIM. II. Jack Gen. Randall Glib
son. Con. J. Floyd King. james Lingan. J. q.
Hawkes.. r. t. Theard. Hon. ]. RI. Acklen Hon.
e. w. Robertson. Hon. j. D. Elan.
Tho meetings will DO held as follows:
November 8. Monday-Bastrop.
November 5. Wednesday, armersvie
NovemberG 9, Thursday-yienna.
November 7. Friday Arcadia.
November &. Saturday Homer.
November 10. Monday Mlnden.
November II. Observation-Disclosures.
November 10. Wednesdays Shreveport.
November IA. Fridav-Mnnsaeld.
November IA. Friday oushatta.
November is. Saturday Pleasant Hill.
November II. Monday Nntehitoches.
November 10. Tuesday, Montgomery.
November 10. Wednesday Colfax.
November 20. Thursday-Alexandria.
November 20. Saturday
November a. neutrality-suspicious..
November %. esdny-Vermilionvllla.
November as. Tuesday-St. Martlnavillo.
November 20. Wednesday-Ibor
November 27. Thursday-Abbeyllle.
November 81. misunderstanding.
November 20. Frlday-Houmn.
November 49, Saturday Thib1daux
December /. Monday Napoleonvills.
December ]. Monday onnldsonville.
November ~ Wednesday,
November 6. Thursday Harrleonburg.
November 8. Saturday Wlnnsboro.
November 10. Monday -Hayvlle.
November II. Tuesday-Delhi.
November ~. Thurpday-F Floyd.
November IN. Friday -Taluluh.
Neyember IT, Monday -Plauuemlne.
November 10, Wedne5day-St. Charles court
house.
November %. Thursday-st John court
house.
November 81. Friday-st. Bernard. old court
house.
November %. Saturday ointe- a. Ia Hache.
November 90 Thursday-Co yIngton.
November %. Saturday. ranklinton
November a. Mondny-Amite
November %. TGesdny-areenaburR.
November a. Thursday- Port Vincent
ALBERT VOORHEES,
President State Central Committee Democratic
Conservative Party 1T Louisiana
y. M. TENNIsON. Secretary. oc1b
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La another column will DO found tho adver-
teement OF our old friend Martin Lannes. tho
premium butcher stalls. Nos. and M Magazine
Market. Mr. Lannes IL veteran In his line Of
business. ind has established u reputation for
fair dealing and for Keeping only the best Of
everything. tho greatoat variety and prices to
suit tho tImea. For tho best beef. pork. NUT
ton, game. poultry, eggs. venlson and vege-
tables, go to Martin Lnnnes, stalls Nos. rand %
Magazine Market
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MaS'nnn, tenn. erature &c: minimum 50.
Rainfall o.

IHE NEW PArAIs RoYAL-Levy's PalaIs r yal
Bazaar las removed into the commodious and
convenient store. l63 C4nal street, and the al
ready beautiful appearance Or the exterior OF
the store which has BEN painted black and
gold. indicates that Levys taste and hand has
been at work thereon. What futter Of ex-
element will the opening OF the exquisite ar
tcles he will display cause to his multitudinous
friends and patrons.
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AUCTION SALES.
ny Montgomery a. Co.

rr,pN1rrtnE CARPETS. STOVES. MIRRORS
Fo'sN' : ETC, AT AUCTION. n
nN TUESDAY, NOV EMBEh 4 AT data y a. a. h ali.
~ nj 81 Gimp etreet-1wo Pnrinr Nv ascn par
Tor md Cooking Stoves. Brussels and M Wiisgn
anrueta aud d variety Of Househol,ni ,s noo o,f
Also. ~ roams Motto Paper. sale posiuso aA0
", n"2 a. lMoNTaouEKY Il Co. Auctloneers.
ma MONTGOMERY T. CO.. S#
WI ~ - AUGTIONEERs.
WIN pol Horaes Mules. Cows, Carriages ans
Harness nj auction. mt
MONTGOMERY'S TATThhshLllS.
NO. gO BRr0nne street.
ov,rv WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at ii
O'clock u,.s ar41sno
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PROPOSALS..
OFFICE or New OnLEANa Cry RAILROAD
Company. No. ia Canal street,
New Orleans. October 10. 1879.

IEALED PROPOSALS FOR TIE PUICTTARE
- Of kEVrtN HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS OF BONDS of this Oompnny. or any
portion thereof not less thnn Five Thousand
Dollars, will he received Mt this office until
TUESDAY, November %. 1879. mt ~ O'Clock m
No bids undsr pnr will be entertained. the Com
pany reserving the right to reject any and Ill
bids
Tho bonds nre In denominations OF 800. $40
and $1,000 Have twenty four yeara to run, boar
interest nj per cont per nnnufn payable aemt-
annually ia New Orleans or New York, NJ the
option Of tho holder. and nre occurred by first
mortgage on tho franchises, renl estate mud all
other properties Of the Company.
Tho bonds will be rendy for delivery on or
about December /, 1879.
Oc17 tnoN q. q. LFWIS, Secretary,
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CsDpARTNERsHTPg.

4 COMPREHENSIVE = THE UNDERSIGNED
Y / have this day formed ~ cnpartnerahip nm
der tho firm name of GAGNTT II LEaENDRE.
for tho purpose Of CARRYING on = General Com
mission ana Western Produce business. at mo.
DOUGLAS w. GAGNET,
EMILE EGENDRE, JR.
Now Orlanna November t. 1879. mol st
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THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
RIVERS Il BARTEI,s.
FINEST OYSTERS.

Sam BANDERA INFORMs HIS OLD PAT
- rOns and the public that he has reopened
ior the season big fhmans OYSTER STAND. st
~ o jewel OF the South. No lsS Gravier street.
Ihoro No 10 prepared to open. ship or furnish
FAMILIES with ca Ice oysters from Bayou Cook.
Baratnria and other places OF note at reduced
fates; 70 suit the times and connoisseurs.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAH DKpAHTKxKT, 1
Signal Service United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 1908 .. M. Saturday. November.
Observations taken at the same moment OF
time at all statiOns.1
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DISSERTATIONS.
DISSOLUTION.

TIVE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE.
| existing be'wsen the unders!gned under
tho nnme and Rtyla ~ KIP II RUCH H. hereby
dissolved. LOUIS RUCH - appointed sole
lt1uldator Of tho affairs Of said llrm.
A. p. KIP,
LOUIS HtCH.
Now Or'. anna 1ot6bor on 1870
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.


STATE OF LOUISIANA. y
Registrar OF Voters. Parish Of ORLEANS,
New Orleans. Sept. a. 1879,
The office Of the Registrar Of Voters for the
Parish OF Orleans will be opened on THURS
DAY etwenty-hfth day Of September at ST.
Patrick's Hall. Camp street. opposite Lafayette
Square. and will be- kept open until November
a. 1879, Sundays and legal holidays excepted in
order to enable those who have not Registered
In 1878 and 1879. and those who have removed ~
secure their regular papers. In view OF tba
great number Of applications for duplicate reo-
istration papers. citizens are earnestly roonest-
cd to use diliRent search for original nanara
before applying for duplicates.
Office opea from o'clock a. N. to IL m. and
from 80 to o IN. 49, "hu
CHAR. CAYANAO
,or.. Registrar of Voters.
ro1o u Fsrtsh OF Orlepra
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rIlHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
auee Rice Mil. Nos, g. 10. 10 and IL Elysinn
Fields street. Nsw Orleans. on his own account.
and aollcils continuance of past fayors.
LOUIS RIJCH
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This thkan from tho Exchange q STOCK NJ noon
leaves about L b16 bnles to represent mo uthn-
tity engngod for shipment. unsold or awaiting
orders.
The Cotton Exchange teleRrnms ghVe mo r.
coipts from noon yesterday TO noon to-dny
-- hnlnn M nlnst --~ same time lust week..
Tho movements at ports from II III. Friday up
to a IN. to day II zvnn below:
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BRAZILIAN CoFFEEs.-kern. Mayne i Co.'s
circulars report a. follows: Rio de- Janeiro.
October l. ISIS Coffee The opinions expressed
nj our last issue OF the first ultimo. says, that
10 all probability receipts had seen their high
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BUSINESS CONNECTIONS.

~ Mnasre ITJBERBIER x BEHAN expired
on the thirty frat ultlmO. ID. M' IoAt0'
November ]. 1870.
StCHMIDT X XIEGLEH. WHOLESALE olsO-
- Gera Importers and Commission MerehAhSss
New Drlenna- ,,..s.
ranaement with us commencing THE date
SCHMIDT b IIEGLEK.
November /. 1870 nol An
ID EFERRING TO TIE ABOVE. HEaPEOIs
III fully solicit IL continuance OK me phtronARe
so Iibernlly extended mo during q Deriou QI
nearly thirty yeara M Wholesale Grocer In Idle
city. with renewed assurance that all orders.
IGNITION nj close market prices on liberal terms
nv country friends. when they visit tho city.
will find 1t to their interest TO give me call.
Shall be pleaHad to show them that / am pre-
pnretl TO confirm my promises TO the fullest
moi II b. M. POND.
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DnY GooDs.-The New York Journal Of Com
rneree Of October ~ says: The wuek opened
Vim ~ b aGGS dand TT ~
wants Of tho dry goods Ioboing trade. tn
cotton goods Oh all classes me ,akings for I'M
mediate shipments have not been In proportion
to the demand. aid consequently many styles
are considerably sold ahend ut value. Tho high
est prices OF the past four months are firmly
established by sales thcreat and at value"
orders covering u good portion OF the produce
ton for the next ninety. days or longer. The
condition and tone OF the market II best ex
pressed BY the following test Of advances In
prices, among which will be some styles
that show second advance within week:
Hill ''sem9er Idem" ~ bleached cottons to 90
poctlssett PMO a. hleaened cuttons to &c. In
dian Orchard ~ DIV beaohed cottons I'D
vanced 40, pepperall S.s beached cottons II sc.
do ~ l2sc. do q. nc, do 100. do 50 22s. do
bleached cottons ne. 70 - 10. 90 90 22c. do
asc. do lo,4 ase. An,woseogxln bieacned cot-
tons s ie 90 so 60 caa a 40 aee 90
7o do II 71ac, DO ESQ. d. 40 inch II &c. do 4s inch
iaAe. do - lTc. DO ~ 49, 80 u.s. d. TO- 25c.
b 6Ae do 0 The. do l. &c, do - lie, do 81 49,.
do % 22c. do 1914 2se do ia $50. AndroscoK-
gin brown conons 4s inon l2c. 30 AZ Inch 2 do
IL II Nc do 81 20e. do 23c. do 10 ace. do 1l-t
o.. Indian Orchard brown eottons. RR. nm.
EE, IA. double weight. ae.ineh and 4a,inch
yanced 70 1856. q lumbar double and twist de-
Minis advanced to lse Columbian heavy double
Anu LWfSG denlmS advanced 70 TO-. JIlS ana
Warren AKA tenims advanced to l4>ac. Otis
and Warren BIB denims advanced 20 i3c. Oils
aud Warren 70 denims advanced to I2c- Port
land ducks advanced t4c. Naumkaag satteans
advanced Ne The print cloth market has bsen
active In demand. The total stock at all mar
kets has been considerably reduced the past
week. showing but 42S 600 pieces against 51T 900
pieces last week. OF ts amount the Duf fee
Mills stock Of $1,000 pieces. and the provi
denca spectators stock IT 47too pieces ID all
10, 900 pieces. IL out of the market. witch re
duces the supply In sight to mere nothing, ~
with previous Weeks. At present |
figures there Ia mofe DISPOSITION to buy than IL
sell. aud 1t should be accommodated q ib.ral
extent. as there is nothing so likely Of making |
n market prize a. larg- sales. The repor ed |
STOCKS at the several centres for the waek ead |
ed Friday last, October a.. compared With tia
CORES ponding week last year were rs toll34s
1871. 1878 1879. |
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Received Sumo tine bnrne time

TOtnI -....... no TO4 20 aH4 IT Bah
Tho consolidated report since Friday shows
tho following exnOrtR:
q. b. Free. Cont. OHM. Stocks,
This week, 10Tt5 7bt $3.50 53,b h2
I,alt we, k 7B6 3,tGR II ,In4 4t9 07G
This week Inst
year ........ lb7as -. l,4os 4a2oe1
FUTUhER
Tho position Of tho market mt Now York may
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MINING STOCKS.
CDM vi EKEEAL.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLE tNs DEMOCRAT.
SATURDAY Evening NoYemher | 1879

-oHFHTNHy EV6UIlR. .NDVHDUET i. Ibfg. }
C0TTON-In the early part OF the day the
market ruled strong with q fair demand. Sub
seauently. however. the feeling was only steady
aud the market closed quiet. with sal % OF $500
bales.
The following Is the official closing OF the Cot
ton Exchange.
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The purchasing quotation % Fiis't pu'l'oh 49,
the New Orleans Mint ~ now ~ l"A poi o'n''
fine.
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- EFERRING TO THE ABOVE. I RESPECT
IL fully solicit for. LOUIS HUGH the patron-
l0e that has brretofora been accorded 30 liber~
nly to the late nrm of KIP h RUCH.
no2 taei All Til TIL A. r. KIP.
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MON ETARY.
oFrIOK OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT

Saturday EVENING. November u. lA7p,
We quote exceptional paper 817 cent: Al
do 748; second grnds do d: loans on col
laterals 70s: AL mortgage paper SO: second
grade do d W cent por nnnum.
Mexican dollars arc now uuoted ~ B6Os7
and trade dollars mt oot9b Halves md qunr-
tars tAmarionn) arc quoted at 9DA@Sa9&.
The saloB OF foreign exchange Werp moderate
and rates are wpnk Bank sterling ruIes at
-04aos. and bill OF ladng and clonr bills ut
47c0477.
French bills nreflrm. W. quote bank francs
~: commercial s.2p'aao-.
New York aiaht Ii quoted at 81 discount W
$1,000 for bank counter ratio: commercial Ia
quoted ut 81 5oGpa Y 5000.
State Oonsols ateady 1t 4aAGDtt'..
Premium Bonds closed ut 2R'.No2g.
Stocks arc steady.
MIBCELLANEO US- Half-Paid City Coupons.
s4aopab: City Consolidated Bonds. al6pas: State
Warrants II 9s@sp: Loveo Warrants 7oaso.
Mr.. !. N. Maynard manager Of tho New Or
leans Clearing House. has obliRlngly furnished
us with tho following report OF tho average
daily condition. after tho morning exchanges
Of tho associated banks for the week ending
Friday morning October ii. 1879. after the OK
changes:
RHsouRCEs.
U. &. legal tenders and National
Bank notes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $246a, 900 90
Other cash itema Observation-Disclosures. HOO 90
Sight exchange ON New York 1866 300 90
Foreign exchange. Observation-Disclosures. 1oG.TOO 90
Due from distant banks and bankers III. 400 90
Loans and discounts. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 O7p 100 90
Other cash assets. Observation-Disclosures. 1863 100 90
Total .S17 400 100 90
LIABILITIES.
Circulation 81 TT1 BIT 80
Deposits met after exehAngesl s.A23 800 90
Due distant ban s and bankers. sub
ject to cheek. Observation-Disclosures Sat 300 90
Other liabilities to banks and bank
ers. Observation-Disclosures. .....-.. 1877 900 90
Other cash liabilities. ...-....-...... 30 200 90
Total. So. AT OFT so
Increase. Decrease.
Legal tenders ...........-.... 870O. 600
LOANS $4IuU
Deposits. -......-........ lit 900
NEW onIEANa grnnK ExnHANaM aAIRH
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IDHIUWfTG
day: market opened strong. closed quiet and
steady.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock In store and on shiGboard Sept 1885
Gross receipts since yesterday 5oi9
Gross receipts previously .3S7 50 $40 SOB
Total supply. ...347 ,oes
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New ORLEANS September 10, 1879.
AS SUCCESSOR TO THE LATE FIRM OF
same place. he Wh'lesae Dry Goods and No-
ton business. Thanking my friends and the
friends Of tho late firm for liberal patronage
and confidence. hope to merit d continuance
Of the Same. Having n large and well-selected
stock OF New Goods. Just received. can offer
extra inducem ents to buyers.
otao I'm JNO r RICHARDSON.
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New Orleans. October %, 1879.
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New York. Nov. l. Evening. Money 7's0O7'4
exchange 48094.S0A. Governments uuiet but
nrn; new bs a shade higher. 1925 ex coupon
as 105a. ~ 102a. State bonds neglected.
Sub Treasury balances-Ooin, tl2s.a4a 900
currency, $l3. 2SD.6i9.
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MANUFACTURE or PAPER. The pnpor pfohnc'
of the United Sta OF shows hWondarlul lncrehse
In the past ton years. and ie rapidly nhdlhR ''H
way into all parts Of the civilized Worln. y "
pears from tho records Of tho Bureau OF stalls-
ties TINT tho imports Of thiH article. winch ~.
the fiscal year ending June 49, 49,. amonh'Au
En- sba7 Aeb have fallen Off to f12G aG2. while the
axporta during the same period have swollen
from the insignificant sum ~ SPITE W tbo hlna
some proportions OF sl.2o3.ai2.
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RECEIPTS or PRoDUrE. The comparative y"
ceipts of produce since September arc M i"'-
lows Wheat 1.2a,t2s bushels ~ bnlR hehlhat
ENG ssa for the Same tima Inst yenr. corn la hnlk
NIB .Dss bushels against 1.25l3 Inst ynhr: corn IN
aaeka a. egs. against 1707a last year; rye 4o.Rsi
bushels-nono last year sugar 23Bp hogaheads.
auainat aau4 last yenr molnasoB 1864 hnrraA.
against labos last yoar: cotton seed sacks.
2fa 4pT, against a. loa Inst year II sur soto2 bar
refa against i0I ib lasi ynnr.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-06-06

family without scratch. All his farm
ing utensils and machinery were CARED
clean out of sight, and the place left as
a shered sheep. The storm struck Mr..
Hollands house, entirely demolishing
everything about the place, excepting
the crib, which was full of corn. About
forty rods to the west it struck Mr.. Cor
ney's house, 26x4O, with an ell, a fine
building. At the time, there were about
twenty people in and about the house
including Mr.. kimeS of Belort, and a
stranger who was travelling with him.
who had stopped for shelter They ran
into granary, from whence the stranger
ran to straw stack and crawled into an
aperture Soon the wind carried the
straw away and lifted him high into the
air, where he came in contact with what
appeared to him to be a horse to which
he chung for a while finally losing his
hold. He remembered nothing more till
he came to his senses some distance
away in a wheat field. The darkness
was so intense when the tornado struck
about him that he could discern nothing.
The storm struck Croney's house and
Immediately severed it in twain. Mr.
and Mrs Holland were inside. The lat
ter was blown out of the house and
against barbed wire fence and killed
Not shred of her garments was 10 he
found except few wrapped tightly
about her neck. Her husband was pick
ed up close to her. badly stunned, but he
recovered. Mr.. Kline was killed. Men
women and children were blown from
the house and strewn along the wire
fence before mentioned, where they dan
gled and swayed in the terrible storm.