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Smyrna times., 1879-03-26

A New LOTTERY SCHEME.-Mr. Conaway
sprung surprise on the House at Dover
or Monday afternoon in the shape Of
long Lottery bill, the proprietor, Francis
NJ. Rodgers, of New York, proposing to pay
to the State Treasurer the sum of 100000
to be divided as follows:
To the Levy Court of New Castle county,
$4,000; $4,000 of which is to be used in
building n new court house and the re-
naming $4,000 to be appropriated as fol-
lows: Mill Creek Marsh Co., $4,000; ST.
Georges Marsh Co., $1,000; Dragon Marsh
Co, $1,000; Cedar Creek Marsh Co., $3.00O
To the Trustees of Delaware college 500,
600: to the Levy court of Kent county
$4,000; to the J. & B. r. R., $4,000; to
the B. & F. r. R.. $4,000; TO the commits
sioners OF Lewes $4,000; the commission.
ers of Milton $4,000; the commissioners OF
GEORGETOWN $4,000; to SPaford $4,000; to
school dists. Nor. A and $50 of Sussex CO.,
$4,000; to school district No. "a Sussex CO.,
$1,000; for improving Broad creek $4,000.
To Smyrna, Milford, Camden, Dover, Leip-
sic and FELTON, Sc 1000 each.
The divisions as above, it IS plain to be
seen, are arranged thus designedly as
tempting bats to work on the cupidity o
different sections of our State, but we are
gratifed to hear that the infamous PROPOSE
ton has no prospect of passing the Legisla
tura
Smyrna times., 1879-03-26

THE Conference had before it two ques-
tions outside of routine duty that are of
considerable interest to the denomination
at large. The more important one was the
resolution introduced by the Rev. John
Hough in relation to Sabbath dissertations
at camp meetings. To large part of the
people 1.-THE great body of the masses who
have not the means or time for travel) the
camp meeting is a cheap and convenient
means of social intercourse and recreation,
People must and will be brought together
where they can see and know and enjoy
each others society. The camp meeting
gives this privilege, while it has the sane
ton of law to circumscrihe it with restraints
intended to shield and protect from harm
full influences. In addition to this, are
the rules regulating it as a religious associa
ton and which, except in extreme cases,
are all that are, or should be sufficient to
control them. The original idea Of the
camp meeting was, a convenient place in the
heat of the summer to repair to for earn
est worship. The bread and feed stalls
were, however, almost from the beginning
considered necessary adjuncts, while at the
same time they were made to serve the
purpose of helping to bear the expenses.
From places to simply feed the hungry man
and beast they have enlarged in some cases
to an absorbing traffic in luxuries that over
shadowed and dimed the religious in
fluences and to this extent made it Il place
of sacrilege, instead Of the simple grove.
worship of the Fathers. Mr.. IIough calls
attention to this as growing evil that
should not compromise the ministry, and
his resolution pledged them not to attend
any meeting where managers allowed such
proceedings. After an animated discus.
sion, committee of five was appointed to
consider the subject, who subsequently
made report disappearing the traffic
usually allowed by camp p-meeting managers.
The other question referred to above is
that Of the missionary COLLECTIONS, viz
how appropriated. Several churches, nota
bly, Union of Wilmington, set aside of the
money raised for missions, 40 per cent fol
home use. After spirited discussion tho
Conference adopted resolution to the effect
that all money raised in the name of tho
missionary cause should be paid to the
Missionary Society and that any other ap
plcation of it was a breach of trust.
Smyrna times., 1879-03-26
Letter from John Wunamaker.

To-day begins the third year of the Grand Depot as
n Dry Goods House.
universally acknowledged 10 be the favorite shopping
place of Philadelphia. WithOut pretenSionS in It's
building. only simple structure covering two acres
and more of Dry Goods, il relies solely on the quality
and cheapneSS of its goods and its own original Sy
TEN of business to win and hold the approval and
patronage Of the people.
That the Grand Depot method o business is Il good
one proven by its Introduction, in parts here and
there. by business houses throughout the city and
country. who sometimes 60 so Tar as to copy, word
for word forms of guarantees. bundle papers
To all this we make no objection Whatever others
do always endeavOr to do something better. and
the people may rely on us as ever in the advance
not only with the better classes of merchandise but in
best accommodations for the people.
This we are encouraged TO do BY the wonderful
patronage bestowed on us, for which we present
The conspicuous Improvements CT the year will re.
pay careful notice:
house.
Second-Bettcr trade clerks
Third Convenience in arrangement of stocks
Fourth-Electric bells cash boys avoiding noise
and confusion. This and the saving of time custom
faction Customers wait on an average not over three
minutes for bundles, and sometimes one minute is
sufficient.
Fifth--Every department has been improved par-
ticularly the ribbons and millinery, the gloves the
shawls the childrens suits the dress goods the dress
making the boys clothing the lace and embroidcres
the white goods
Sixth.-1he now departments are china and glass.
ware, rugs and mating. housekeeping goods and
lunch-TOOm for our customers only.
Many of the other departments have been enlarged
and improved. Such a collection of merchandise
under one roof is wonder to many. Visitors ALWAYS
welcome There are thirty-fOur departments Tio
great increase in our business this year fills MS with
hope that the better days have come at last
Certain 1t Is that goods of all kinds hardly be
cheaper than they are this Spring of 1879
Relying upon our skill in buying goods having thc
outlet to handle large quantities and Thus retine, nj
vantages in buying: determined not 10 be underbid
in prices nor Outdohe or outworked; confident thai
the people believe i'll us and the advantages of such
place as the Grand Depot, where very large bust
ness Is economically managed under one rent and
organizaton-we believe the people will sustain us
and lend us their influence to build nm the hest dry
goods house in the United States ~
ness. i's ~
March 18th 1879 ~
Smyrna times., 1879-03-26

The effort of the citizens of Wilmington
to have the Court House removed from
New Castle to that city has, after a most
vigorous effort, succeeded by an unanimous
vote in the Senate and Is to in the House.
The vote would indicate that it was a one
sided fight, but such was not the case.
The result was shrouded in doubt in both
houses up TO the day Of the decisive ballot.
OF course in this section we had little
direct interest in the question, but our
citizens have frequent needs to consult
their law or record offices, aud from all
such we have heard but one expression,
that Of qualification at the removal. Will.
mington was hilarious over the event.
They rang the bells, sent up rockets, threw
out their flags and laughed and shook each
other heartily by the hand in their con.
CALCULATIONS. Thus has ended fight that
has been waged with varying fortunes for
r.r'v years. The only wonder is that il
80. thus decided years ago. 1t finally
became contest Of forty thousand to two
and the former won by weight of number
rather than by greater pluck. The Will
mingtonians are pointing the New Castle
ians to the experience of Chester and con
soling them with the result. Chester, they
are told, did not begin to grow until the
court house was removed to Media anC
then it sprang up like magic. But, despite
all this palayer it is a bitter pill to the ole
family residents of New Castle. The Viii
Iningtonians wants the court house erected
ia time for the fall term of court.
Smyrna times., 1879-03-26
COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS.

A Seaford firm shipped ninety barrels Of
oysters in the shell to Manchester, England,
recently.
The members Of our State Legislature
visited the oyster grounds at Mahon's River
on Wednesday.
Some unknown wretch attempted to burn
building in Seaford n few nights ago. The
citizens now want night police.
Experiments will be made at Wyoming
this year in the cultivation of the sugar beet.
One hundred acres will be planted,
John B. Knowles, of Seaford, has been
held in $500 hail to answer for forging a
school warrent for $50 and passing it on Mrs.
Lizzie Patterson.
Smyrna times., 1879-03-26

THE petitions that have poured into our
legislature by thousands for the intellectual
improvement of the colored people, the
curtailment of the liquor traffic and against
the unlimited power Of monopoles have
been entirely disregarded by our law makers
as if the voice of the people was no voice
to them. On all morals questions they
have looked backwards instead of for
wards. 1t remains to be seen if they will
disregard the will Of the people in the
villanous legislation proposed in the Lot
terv hill
Smyrna times., 1879-03-26

The stateme-' attributed to Gov. Hall
that he is an advocate for rotation in office
is leading some men into unnecessary
trouble in their eagerness for office. For
the general political offices the sentiment
accredited to the Governor is undoubtedly
correct, but it would be very poor COM
pliment to him to suppose that he would
not discriminate between an Office like
prothonotary or recorder with its simple
clerical duties, and one like the Superin-
tendent of the public schools that grows,
enlarges and expands with each succeeding
year. 1t is an Office in which the incum-
bent must if properly attending to his
duties, become more and more proficient
There is no claim set up any where that
Prof. Groves has not in every particular
fully discharged the duties Of the Office.
The only plea that each applicant has to
urge at all is that of rotation" as if Gov.
Hall, because he is in favor of rotation in
"rotate" in this, even if it be from good to
bad. The State Superintendent of public
schools in Pennsylvania has held the office,
without regard to changes of administra-
tion, for nearly a quarter Of century,
simply because he has shown superior fit.
ness for the position. Since Prof. Groves
qualifications have been so well endorsed
and is earnestly urged by almost the entire
corps of teachers in the State, it is not
probably that Gov. Hall would do violence
to such strong wish for the present in
cumbent, by appointing new and untried
man in his stead.
Smyrna times., 1879-03-26
Smyrna, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, March 70.

THE TIMES " is published every Wednesday after
noon by ROBERT D. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Pub
Usher, at Smyrna Delaware.
RIS--SuBsCRIPTIoN-On year $500 in advance, of
$3.50 if not paid till the end of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears paid-only at the
option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate of
Seven Cents line forthe rstinsertion; subsequent
insertions Three and ahalfcents Aliberal discount
made to quarterly, semi-annual and yearly adverti
sers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged two cents per
line.
Smyrna times., 1879-03-26
Enr ihe .Smlrnn TImes.
SMYRNA. March 9th. 20.

SMYRNA, March oath, 20
desire to express my thanks to the
ladies and gentlemen of Smyrna, for their
interest in the success of our entertain,
ment on Friday evening, as was shown 10y
the large attendance on that occasion. 1t
is hoped that the exercises were such as to
merit the approval OF all, and that in them
was found the inducement to come and see
us again. II. +. Owens, Principal.
Smyrna times., 1879-03-26

THE statement of the Morning Herald that
the Erery Erening was preparing to reduce
It's size and price, we are pleased to hear
from the latter paper, is not correct. We
should regret to see the EUery Erening
lowered from its present standard.
Smyrna times., 1879-03-26

FoREIGX.-The Basutas have Joined the
South African rising against the British. -
The Zulus are trying to cut off Col. Pearson.
Greece invokes the meditation Of for.
eign powers on the GrecO.Turkish frontier
ouestion.-Senor CASTELAR, and his adher-
ents have issued manifesto to the Spanish
democracy in favor of religious liberty, o
free press and universal suferage.
Smyrna times., 1879-03-26
March 18th, 1879

1t may save your life, for it cures your cold
and cough. DR.. Bull'sCough Syrup. Buy
it. Try it, 1t never fails. Costs only 25
cents q bottle.
Smyrna times., 1879-03-26

A WoMEN's WALKING MATcH.-Mr. Wal
ton, who backed Hartman in the late
walking match in New York, has projected
" ladies' six days international walking
match." to begin at GiImore's Garden
Thursday. For this he offers woman's
champion of the world belt, valued at
81 600, and $1,000 in cash to the winner.
$500 to second, $3.50 to third, and to each
making over 325 miles in the six days 5000
Smyrna times., 1879-03-26

4" Leadville or Burstf" il now the popu.
lar cry Of the western enigrant as be1eaves
Kansas City for the new Colorado gold
mines.
Smyrna times., 1879-03-26

PERIoDTcALs.-Harper's Maqq-;as g. =
has been received. In this nn,I ,IF april
capitally illustrated and written I'oeF I've The
Tyrolean life and scenery, " Rpaper On
Thai is succeeded by one on "ScnIrs unl
America" There is yery good iIIppt.Fe II1p'aFe in
account OF the Philadelphia Z',I,Fatel
Gardens, ard some superior mi.cam~o os'ca.
papers, among others a r,eLgn0s'' ''"htoL
DR.. Samuel l.. Mitchills ic,tcrs .' ol '.l
article on " "Church Music in Amnr;oa. "Ho I;
LPpincons .nq9o-;oe for April otI"n, i:g"
OF interesting contributions. Ono - of " l.:
most interesting articles Of this mat tls
an illustrated paper by General Stral, 1UFr 4
Porte Croyon) entitled "Pllgrimaare.' r.'"'le -
Shrines Of Old Virginia" 1t yiy;JIn 70 ll:
lures the scenes Of thirty years o"o Pc,
old Dominion. The second chan ~ In"
." My Village Life in the South ,'rser m; Of
charming picture Of domestic soo5 ewes a
Louisiana. nrS in
We have just received from the p..,.
and Pattern House, Of PhiladoInh;a "'u''a
OF the .Uctr4ool'tan. Any Of our Iady r9py
ers desrous Of having the latest 81 Fe"4
will receive the Netropoi,tan graft, nv .a, .,,'.
her address to J. G Ramsdell, IIio oS'lii'ng n,
nut ST., Philadelphia. 1"est
Smyrna times., 1879-03-26

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tol.co,
Ready Mixed Paints, 80 per gallon
Wilklnson's, Market Street.
For Paints. Oh, Glass, Walnut STAN n,,a
haisomine, 90 to Wilkinson's, Market s
Judgment Notes with and wj,bop, ?,
enption clause and Bonds at TINES oilioa
Just received a new lot OF Wall p.ro..
al HprInE patterns, cheap. Wilkinson.
Market Street.
For first,class Custom Work At proe. :.
suit the Time. "
For Solid Honest Sole Shoes.
For the NeateSt and Cheapest Ropa;rirr
90 to John~on'$ old stands. ro,uroerce -,
Smyrna. ard Town Hall, Middietown. ID
;. l.. Kahn has removed 10 the s,o-,
room next door to the Post Office, on-o.;,,
NJ. W. W. Tschudy. Having ah0o.t on
tircly closed out his large stock Of rooj. l..
Will spend the coming week, in New Y,r.
! ana Philadelphia, and take advaptqpa -
the very low rates that are now rulja, +,
the market and will be prepared to under.
| sell any store in the county and as law az
any one can sell in PHILADELPHIA. As her..
! t0tore the stock will consist of Ready.Nada
! Clothing, Piece Goods, Hats. Caps. and tba
finest line Of Gents Furnishing Goods in
! the State. Goods made to order and 4 Fl
guaranteed. Favor me with call at nv
new location, Hurlock Room, next door n
Post Office. Respectfully, : L. Kahn.
Job Work neatly done at the TINES Office.
Smyrna times., 1879-03-26
WILMINGTON DlSTRI(
L q MATrArE Z :.

.. . .
Rev. =. NJ. Williams. Principal of Wesleyan Female
College member of Grace Quarterly Conference
Rev. a T. Scott Professor at Wesleyan Female COL
lcge. member of ASbury Quarterly Conference.
Rev. Geo Il. BriStor Of New Castle. transferred to
louisiana Conference, and stationed at Ames Chapel
New Orleans.
Smyrna times., 1879-03-26
SALISBURY DISTRICT.
T S. WILLIAMS p +

After the announcement of the appointments Con-
ference ADJOURNED with the doxOlogy and the bene-
dtction by Bishop Simpson.
Smyrna times., 1879-03-26

Mr.. Rynders, prominent and .n
known citizen at the st. Lawrence IT.'' %eI
loud and enthusiastic in his praise of if'c.I' cI' Is
Liniment Iodide Ammonia. Tho ;1;,,.' - I'ic'
hIs limbs were 50 stiff that it was With ,,n J;a. IN
Guilty that he could walk, and this Ljn;na,.l,, a,,l,
cured him. ''''''ileh!
Sold 10y all druggists. Jas. p. ITofeo,
agent, Smyrna. Trial bottles 2i i"trHt' oaa.
Send for pamphlet. DIR. G,,r, GEMS
l20 West broadway, y Y
Smyrna times., 1879-03-26

fIrTr MINEEs Convicted or RIoT,yc 1,
" "aSh.nGton, Pa, Saturday, fifty out of =. ~
"nty-sevtn miners on trial for ri0ting d,,,.s Se'
the recent strike were convicted and 8, Al? ~
each one cent and costs. The latter ,ri1T ,iIiV'
about sixty dollars apiece. '''' e
Smyrna times., 1879-03-26

For Neuralgia. rheumatism, Irah,,.
Gout Swrlllng', burns, Wound, etc. The Ls.,
remedy is Kcl!cr'S Roman Lnim.nt, pr1 @
50 cents ''V7
, 1879-07-19
REAL ESTATE.

The following instruments "cFo lied fof
record Friday, July Is:
CRY PROPERTY.
Western AZ, 20 It n Of pa1meleo s'.,w :.
s51la; Il: ,,ss.! as.ss !"y IL <'ocl Want FL;
k;f HIS l. T. s;'si ;s, s'fs is Sys & Ssut % i
oss}ey see', ne'tsh' w. sss a. above viii. .ox1$;
on Western nv III sausD BLOCK, dated
July II talaster III chancerf IL Joel -oo
ws5asa S'sa3 ~. 1isa n Il fhiTiy:,o;i;a
il !cotsstu {. Tnon'p'on to t'atharna .oo
rlatyss,ca Iapsay si, i0o ii Of Wallace IT.
sf, .,'x10u 4, dnsen duly Is tEtcn1an,tn ,o
sti'Isr Ha!s,,I y, lSo Il of Wsst rait ii.
*'xlgS!. &. dated Jung IT, - tsssafs Ut ,oo
Miinr u, saRlr NJ above, dated 1unu 20
tI.atrick l,rannock to kdwnrd Mcnsath' TO
West Fourteenth 81, cos Of Fau!tna g
nf. f..lxl.4 Il, t1,,psoycd: dnsed july II
ulsir II. III Il u of Twent!a[h It. = /. Is
xlah Il, dated duly III twllsIam Aofsan o.o
shaler 10 1sis ~ eSS:fi' SS X oi w:;sa.y.asi.d
i, {, :51l:3,t T., tatea +, ,a,, .a!y NC. nm
Unlnn 81, HJ II \ ut MllWauRcs av+ "
I. :ixao e, Gated July Ii tsilnS Ii. NJ,
Il, improved, dated duly II Jefferson
nnd Pt,sel to L. Ebbctle} ...... .,..., 1,do0
II a;si:$ i, ;!slsa : July ID C. C. T. ,,o
wsss s1'ki Tirsern.h @ p,ses, iso Il, Of iasa
X NJ. .lx1Iift, dated July III tFhiio
r.. nodYe to James Mct'urcj ..,....... 800
r:sf io:!s i; sS, e. Ss.r e aI.is; sas i; Il sws
Maynard to Hurry stsdtn!... $50
aI!,waukcsay. nsn .. Fig u. nrf.
Juiy j iFreastIcE Willman 10 licnry
paiass ssssa 1 q Ss:rss':: ~"
and II. Harty to u. 8. Wsrd, trustcel, 1900
T. 15xl2U r. iupr0ysl. dnted
Nox; w5,I1s,, = TT {''ona y saatnst 10 aaty 5oo
state iii g. sao i snd Wute.sses aif yte
soa.a ahifs tis.ssa ' Il ID /; ii Ma;te. Il,
{. ::uxl50 H. dated July II tJoacph
| LaMer. Jr.. to Aark Farfant. t.....+.. 1,7D0
soutI ilalstsu u, Il Q cor ef roastegnth
| Ut, " r. .Ia-10x1l8tt II, dated July
il IL. McMabon to pstcr popp)... ~. e,6oo
SOUTH " CITY LIMITS, WITHIN RADIUS or xasxN
| kILEa os Ttk coURT-lIouaE.
| Duncan Park, 81 # " Of Niase,t avenue,
shipa'aa 70 70 1osa jun ha. :. ..s go
Stewart Nv, bU ftH Ut bixty.hrst 1t. vi,
% It to failroad. dated Jnns IL ID. e.
Nshn. , to Jo'. c&lcy! ,1 =; ;.;: 600
until 4. u. e5xl0O It, dated July IL
| iJuhn u. Shaw 10 Albert ytrxcus) $50. 1900
Flfly.sscand It, v cor OF Ktmbali ns. II
Il l.4xo0 =, datea duty ~ tstunoY
| Briggs to james u. Hamilton. ..,,... 4,B00
wksT " Clrr L,xars, WITHIN 4 RADIUS or aEykN
AHES W THE c0uET.l lIuGsK.
Humboldt al, .ab!, It II of Nnrth nv, vt,
llux1eu II, With 60x1ln II adjoining Bl
Hrtue vt, iaicd July II tllunfy Greene.
b4up to u. l.. ursenebaan,.. ........3 1900
, 1879-07-19

boxed; Eu,nberunls. 45{Gtdc huxcl: lnng cur
hama. Aiaea.le; ssveet-r!ek'ed nsMs, ssssstc M 1ot
- 70 IL ayorye; E.een ai9s ea!ne aSeFaseS' ~
l,ncon quoted at 4!i9b4tsc for shoulders, 4t1
&c for short rls. h!e4o5'so for al,htt coass' vi
Gpc fQf l!anta, all cnMfaBG1 huJ packed. q.
OnEAsE--Wns quiet VI ifthc for white, 4041ic
for suoL ycliow. n,,d:IA6ttc fot brown.
NEEF--Was quiet at 81. .0uftD. g3 for tncsa.
SO. .0oGe10 rs for extra mess, mud S18. 6o01o.o oo
for hams.
6as6t6a{c for country.
, 1879-07-19

Mrss ponr-jrcIncd IaTc per i,s,. and cInsod
only Ht,adu heio'. tho atcrt prlccs q 1h,rsdsy.
Yates worn reported Of 4U brs spot nt "a. 054tH
II, .Eu tris seller Auxhst al 81. ObfbH 70: and :
a5U br1s seller Hcntember nt 5a. UIEt 30. Total.
;I6 o5O bris The market closed sseadser It y. .o,
GA 10 for cash OF seller July, 81. 0lA .o7!t for
August, SH. Jugs. 1Xtz tor September. and about
81. 70 fur October. Psin1 tcAs mud extra primo
mesa were entifety nominal.
LAMp-.npc!ineA :.3ic per 100 lbs, hut closed
shade hrmcs thnn Oh Thursdny evening. Saea
wrrs reported Of j, QUO tcs pot 1t 50 V7H H@6: u
i, TOO tel seller August at 81. u d 7S; 4. TO ,ca
ssileF September at s. 9:5 81: 7ao tes .e!'t1
uelobcr nt 81. 10: and 600 tes scer the year at
S.. or o., G!,. Total, 17.000 tcs. Tho lnurkct
closed siuaaY ut 81, 7UGt5 ii spot Or SELLER jNly.
u.s. 7USbJ. 7a.i for seller August. al1 So. Tbto.
for Hcptumber.
MHArs-Wcre active and lrrezulas.Y lower; tho
i,eciinu On short rits wna nbout 1Oc per 1eo lbs.
There was urubahly good deal doing foe shipmcnt
that vas kept private, as buyers 'ycro looking
around actively, though they kept ''Man,." Sales
Wcrp reported Of ITO, 200 lbs shoulders, Eplcr Au~
rust, at 81. 4utD3. 45; .u0 toxua Ito ut sJ.h5Se
500 spot; PED boxes long an.l short clc4rs nt
81 40; 45U boxes short clears al g. 10 G14 ,b5: go
lusea Wiltah.res aud lO0 D0U lbs bIcon on private
eput, 81. 87lhl4. on stler August, S:!.D5Gt I. 10
Rcllcr sup,cn6er. md ST. R7!s Aels1 thu year. Tho
closing prlces OF tho lcadlng cutS c5 mcats Were
about al f0llDWa:
, 1879-07-19

HoG rR0DUCTS-Were fairly active, md ar-
regularly towor, hut not 60 weak as was generally
expected would be the case. There wetc moro
yellow fever reposta IN tho noor early, sna thst
made scl1crs more numerous, "hi1e Liverpool @as
:l1Bd per LIE lbs lower on 1ncats, and hogs wero
weak at our Stock Yards Hut tho bulk Of the
stuG held by weak parties soemcd to hnvo been al-
ready sold. mud there wna cornparatlvely ltlc Of.
fcrcd at further reduction In quotations. while
thoro wcro export orders here to take up large
Quanttles II AGurea should touch the limits named
by scndcrs.
Special reports to tho Cincinnati Price Current
shows tho number OF hogs packed at tho under.
mentioned places snco March i, compared with
tho Hntne tiEnp last scar. na fDttpws:
, 1879-07-19


Nsw ORLEANS, July 1S.-E1chaugc on New
York; Il premium. ..,, .,u
Sterling exchange, bankers' bills, 4S7.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, July 18-Consols. money: 81 l:tl6
American Securities --KeattnE, ~, Esie, ~:
preferred, 81. o-. ~
Unito States Donds-Ncw Is, 105aA; 4}zs,
109i6; 4s. 1Ql1@,
HsHL1S, ,luis 18-Thc statement OF the 1tnpc-
rial Bank uf Germany shows Ut tucrcasc In spc.
gie nf b,US0,00 marks.
pAl.is, july 17,-Kentes, scr 85c.