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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-04
TIE Exopus OF CoroRrp PEOPLE from Louis

The EXODUS OF CoIoRKp PEOPLE from Louis
ana and Mississippi TO Kansas shows no signs
II cessation. The st Louis Republican of Mon
az states that hundreds OF coiored eml grants
ad arrived In that city on the previous day on
their way to the northwest and on the same
day the steamboat Durfee started up the Ms
sour1 river with seven hundred emigrants. It
was reported that thousands more were on the
banks OF the Mississippi awaiting an opportu-
nity to 90 north. The land d-owners In the par
ishes OF Louisiana most affected by the drain
are taking measures 10 induce the negroes 20
stay at home. but so far all efforts ~ stop the
flight OF the blacks have proved inenectual-
telegram from Vfcksburg Miss, April 2, 1879,
Says:-"Kansas fever among the colored people
still prevails as an epidemic, although depart
ureS up the river are not near so numerous as
week or two since. The Anchor line steamer
to-day only carried of a small number. A
great many coloTed people have commenced
work on their crops, and viii defer their de-
parture until next spring. when there will be q
genuine exodus, unless something Is done to
make them better satisfied with their situation
The causes for their leaving are hard times
lack OF prosperity and dissatisfaction with their
ol1tical condition" Mr. j jefferson, who "a
now In New YORK, said TO q reporter Tuesday
that he had seen no signs OF the coored people
abandoning the region in which he lives In
Louisiana. He did not think that great many
cOlored people would leave the south. "It Is
sun even as do. There Is plenty or work I'm
the south, and they get adequate wages, I
believe. think that they will sicken OF Kan
sas and drift back 10 their Old anchorfng
places" The New Orleans 0bserper, a repub-
lican journal estimates that thus far 3 500 COL
ored people have left northern Louisiana and
other sections OF the state for the west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-04

PERSONAL-Generai FitZ John Porter is In
town. -. Mrs. jerks was in the ante. room at
the White House to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-04

ACAPTURED DIsTILLERY.-F. NJ Sorrell, depu-
ty collector, telegraphs to Commissioner Raum
from Raleigh, to-day, as follows:-Captured
distillery, fifteen hundred gallons beer and
thiIty-five gallons whisky yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-04

AT THE WHITE HOUsE.-Senators Allison and
Chandler, and Representatives Dunnell and
Davis called on the President TO-DAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-04

THE DOUBLE LEADED ANNOUNCEMENT of the
Louisville Conrier-Jonrnal, declaring prefer
ence for the old ticket of Tilden and Hendricks
In $780, reviveS the old story that Gov Tfden
has mortgage of $4,000 on the Louisville
COu7i 7ier- Journal building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-04

TIE THIRD AUDITORsHIP-In the Senate a
motion was made to reconsider the nomtna-
ton OF the present third auditor Of the
Treasury, Mr.. Austin, to be register of the land
Office. The Senate has requested the with
dTawal Of its notice Of confirmation sent to the
President. An effort Will be made to secure
the rejection Of the nomination. Until the
matter Is settled no appointment to the third
authorship will he made
, 1879-08-20

llnAx-Wax more active, and again stronger.
Sales were 90 tons, Mt sH lait0H.37X per ton frue
On hoard cars anl IL. 45 OF, truck
CaRs.MEAL--Coarao WA nominal at a.7J Per
ton OIL track.
bltnpIIx1s-sales wers so tans at S0.25lD
1l.00.
SnoHrs-salo VIA mads NJ 20 tuas Al y9.Gs.
SPRING Wl1EAT-WAs moro aotlye md ltrong.
ct, advancing a.fofio fr0at tho latest prtccH Of
Monday. tisospool reports Indicated Il stcatfrr
feelIn.. with INT much doinv. and no particular
change In pr!ccs Now York a!sn was STEADY, our
recepts rat1os small. and tho socks In sto 70
Indicated rosncetahle rctuass darling last wcolr.
This ilelpul ful!re.; but thu cNIut cansn ot tAu
aavancu WIS q Aette. dnHana for shipment. Thu
pastt. hn,ins were noliuysd to ho :psr9tny IN es.
Inv. oas sfrst aa'ra:s. iGs socs .l'o'i. !i,s1
creased demand oxpcctea tsom Wo.'orn Iii.
rsps' ,nS sSll't spotemo"f "?c"eh at asoat
sse .s I'll sas eo,s Seller 81 obsr 'saiea :a It s
SlHc, sulles thu yuar At Bpilfs1e, an August Vi
u S.isils. spaI wheat cio.sa al s3e 10. ~. and M
99S y u IN !; % u! &, ss; q = II Xs
tu ~ slMpls at 701s;c Oil track; amt !. 900 nu do
Al 7sHdh '!o FREQ ou board cara. Total, lis, 4Uo
Wtsraa Wu.Ar-waa IN good demand and all
xraae' b.! hs! aFn s,p.;hy Ihs rrSYp: wsss
Ssasa ts s sat aas .S @ ' ~ ~ as sssf
aa' o,s; e: S6 u H. " a"sr @ ~ :. t: anpSs s
II Ss!si ~, 4 n ~ ~ ;, bs O. Y .ess' 1 a n
sna d ~ ~ se%ule f,ss ossf @
ss:e ss;s sa 5 w. sal o.. :sse IT, - I'D
prf Al h!lac.
, 1879-08-20

11o1 FRonGCTs-Acss qulct. except In larJ
the Hafes Of which were about thru t!gnrs tnse Vt
tho preylnus day. The faettnR wis rat!es weak at
ono time. int tue market partially rccUvcr in tho
Inter part of tho session. Thore was 10 material
change In the tone of atlsicrs fson, etIscr pu!n's
ana few orders hero, tie trading being mostly
local.
MESS PonK-Decltncd 1oc per brl FROM tho latest
prices Of Monday. eulcs wcru reported Of lao brs
spot (nnwl ut 81. ii: y. 100 bs!s srlcr soptomhcr
1T $H.7 "a 3. Id; and g. COO hrls sces October ut
ST. a5tta. 6aM. Total. 10. 1Jo br!s. Thu market
eloscd steady at 81. 4?la.It for cash, 2H.:t7 80
+. IN for Auxn,t, Ss.:iT!,R8.I0 for September md
Sa.457 78.4713 for October. Seller thu year closed
,luminnl at abUut 81. D5Gbs, 90. Primo mess and
cstra mess we.o entirely nominal.
LAnn-Dcct!nea llitlg,sc pvr 100 1bs. but re.
covered 10 .1ic hcluw the iascs prices Of Monday.
saies werc xepnrtcd Of i. 750 tes s,ler Seutunber
at 57I.Geb o7.s; ~, 800 tea sellor Octohcr at
sj.0of5.TU: 1,s01 les HoIlae TIM year nt 3.a7:iGa
a.4u: md .,5n tcs aellcr JannarY At ST. III. Total,
80. 100 les. Tho market closc; a,ehdv at $5 Gifb
4. 70 spnt 81. III for ar'cr August, 81 H74
for acptcmhcs, md 81 GU f1 10 for Oclooor. Tho
renrclnscd luiet ut S5 ~ DID. and January
ut t3hf2.3fbh.ai.
RinaTs--becitncd nbous &c per 1no lb., with u
Qutst feeling, nnh thu trading chiefly In local fn.
tNrgs. Sales wefu roportul pf 100 boxes long nnd
SHIRT cears NJ g. H. anl I5o. 900 'hs sl1"rt Ribs
ber. and ~ haH sellur Uc.nb:F. tha latter loat)l
uefng 1t Rtght discount fsuu, September FIR tho
frat tine 1hta *eHann. The toslnx nEicns Of the
1ghdtHY clitE Ut muatR wore nhaHt as fnt1n"s:
, 1879-08-20

TN FEW TUHK fHBFENDAf, n
NEW YonK, Aug. t0.-Rcccipta-Flonr,9 FL tst
bsls; wheat, !30, l5v bu: corn, 7l.110b bu; oats,
76.3i1 but: corn-taeal, 10 pigs; rve, t0,i50 bu;
mult, 11.o25 bu; pork, 4lo brls: beef, 1.405 trs:
cut meats. 2,35t pkgt; lard, f0a tcs; whisky,
SO brIs.
Exuorts-For twcnty-four hours Flour,
a,DW brls: wheat, 2:E1.001 bu; corn. b.Oo0 bu.
DurlAnLR GOODS RECEIVED
Mt Chicago Custoni-Ilouso Aug. 10: Moscbacls
T. humpi,ry, 27a half.chrsts tea; Kohlsaat Il
Co.. t8 pls$s dry gooils; Inr g. I'lnir, y h'da
am casea wine; National Caar Company, 30
f'alcs leaf tobacco; hurley (: Tyrrcll, Il pkgo
glass ulsd clhua ware. COLLECTIONS, sst331.00.
, 1879-08-20

cd., snos so'c> were resar'a nt :s1 ou5 BIZ 30 =
and hsl'.m!x"l NJ :.r+ep1t'.o: s'> nj NJ. !;
y s,%ss n. ~ e ~ ~ r. 'r.e; Ct i $" @ IL @ II
se ~ s'o@;i xxx it's r =, a5a , e'; md 100 b" ca'' nj
oSfs VIE wv !notc aciisc M .n1 !:sehtsAot. ao
rcc'Inls wcre 1Ib"til bnt wcte chiefly snll ~
s.t1plc and tho wc-xiy .tHtsncnt Ut tt.et4 ~i,owa
that the supply nc:t IA Increasing tluwly. fhv
s,,nDtr tsade nxhs l,"H nt tho uats. ntteF urllt
nlto was stranger. aud thtrs wns nntc !!r,uanl for
into t,cubef. wir,, N, nt,ns IL abosr urxt nons
NJ. co'cd nj 2:'tic. an,l Ansusl nlsn e1u4"d Mt
~ rr:es s,.,'s,o!st .ol1 It ;Taa3.e. Az!
:i!ie. MI eoJ ;! S.'. = wn.e nj !ls; i, 900 II
fsss b,as M r;S r"'. H. H. o5 H. ''' "'''' @''
NfE-Nnt flrm. n,sh a4Getic hsrher, sellers asx:
ii laie rsixhts S III orr,"rs A." veto m S ms.. IT,
atc with snol ,inn!r: troh short. mud sitppn's
Sei N" e. u and ssa. "1a si iSsYasF 81 s s.
sales wrrn tct,hstcl u 7,!nD bu Nh, ! ut iD'i6D
4M.e, md s9o y 5eleetsi u t3t:e: S' i. hy
TO- 1c ffen on 1,onrs. roal u. Gr) hn.
nARLEf-wa- quiet ana no;ninally frmcr for
se,nrns! wash un Tas qnst;oa Ht. 7'e 'a sit:5
wna s1hw nt Soc. Cash salc+ woro n,tnl 10 .!u1
bn No. 3nt Toe: :t.sou hu by hamplo ut liQs60o on
traex. Total. 1. HUI lu.
MORNING cA11.
Larl-7:io tc* at ST. 10 Tor Ocohor. Whcaf--@!0.
tWo lM Al at'ac for A,tg1A'. s4HGtai.kc for
ycss Sef f ssG 2 81 s se ~ t"s tho
her. md H4Ec fur uctolcr. oata--i0.o o1u bu ut
AFTERNOON GALL.
Wheat wan 1rlncr with aalrs Ut no. 010 br. at
uc,"''cr. .'prn-33. 900 In at :s4i4c iur Genten,.
nsr. Uats-!o. !|nl m. Ut :!l'iu f"r Octnoer anl
.t7t&fAQ Nrr IN nEhH lhH,t- tos ut
, 1879-08-20

Long ccnrs nnntrd Mt i.iitt lo0se. anu n. ut:a
boxed; EumDrranaa. 'latfahc bo1el; lon9 cut
hatns, HihH'so: swe:t. pIo sIen lianis. 7at6bHc
Ior ii TO Ii nvcracc: green l,nln+, same aveFa3os
UAfs7c; Rr.cn shoulders. JSl3sac.
itscnn Gnote1 Ut 4'4ihiTc for shoulders. dSfo
5c for ei.ort r5a, ;i{..54c far ccars, 8lBisc for
hanl.. ii! elnya4ett and pacKei
t;ntA..--Wus uHIct It ! N@65o for wh,ts, A04,fc
for gn1i ,s, yellow. md 3aselo fos h:nWn.
$1n 7ad1l1. 10 Tor extra mess, mud I'll 03aol7. 10
fur hams
btG95+;c for country. with sale Of 100 brls city ut
biaC.
, 1879-08-20

FLOuR-Was aulct. anh quoted arln by holders,
wtiils ahtaprrs caliad It lHl Tho latter wcre do.
Ing little, but there was not much nf1cEed. though
tho supply Ut shipping grades was in the ncrcase.
salcs wore ropurtol Of 100 br!s wlntcrs at ST. OOo
6.Go: 100 brls spring md 200 hsts rre ilour, boh
on private terms. Tntal. 1.aoo bsls. Following
were tho c1nsfnr auptatiune:
, 1879-08-20

Not only ts The quantity Of orc produced mitch
smaller t1lan for the eamo tiuo In previous
years. but the average yaluo shows large fall
ing oft. a now source OF supply l,as como into
existence In t!lu pnst few months In The Ophir
u,nl Sierra Nevada salues Tlts orc works up to
ABOUT SbO per tou, asml. II tic quantity only
holds out, dividends snny be locked for. 1t IL
alsu expcc.ctl that tho Mexican alsd Unlon Gun
solfdate mines will be producing orc before tho
end Of the year.
The following shows the fluctuations OF the
, 1879-08-20

SAN FItANcIaCo.
SAN FRtxctsUo. Cal., Aug. 19.-9toadard
shinncd 4'O, aaUt.,; flodle saisnpcd Sl575l.
Consolidated Pacific started Its husslng-sY orks
tn.l}av.
Raymond and Ely legcs IN assessment Of
$l.Qj
FOREIGN.
LONDON. 4iu9. 1n-5 II. tn.-Conso!s. NJ 11.lf5.
American srcurlttos-1lIlnois Cclltrn, 10;
Pennsylvania Cen.rll, -: Reading, 2o119; EHs,
ISL preferred. 81.
United States bouds-Now Is, 105k; ~,
10s4; IS, 1Difk.
Pants, Aur. l9.-neptcs, BDf 10c.
, 1879-08-20

Mnns9 "he".' /" cars No' q "o' E'sS I''es''"
e. "'n'ef}' ears 'nlSe''' -. ears 90. = sm'"s,
, :" eafa no. = to- 10 ears rejeete" !'h' III ~.
""'4' ~ "ns"as' ~" w .'@"''l'Ne.. s"'''' ~"
s"rs Iu NV, 'so'eo' on ~ s"F"' ~ cur M 1e'
'se.sn w" ''sit' VI eaFs "nta '"ss. y" r"ea
"''' "'ou ~ n'' u'iSe's' =, en,1 'cle'as"' :
e"' ~ s,A's w o"t*}' e'H W. IT, =" e''S
"N" w. ~ W. oo' - ea,s s,les's.'' eAr lo
.'"ur Wv ~ e"'s w. ~, !" o"l'es' "sa.S eA."
~ -. ."''!' ''"os =, ~, ..no n we
,,..n n-s "'.s' w., "e.s' 'N'" :, 49, ore t' ~. wv
= .,", ~ so'"' 's' w o@t'' 74'''' =" ''''
1'-Vo ~ =" 'ai1us' >,
i"c 'e'a!'e pFoouec "arAetS were s"'aef IT.,
...'. ,,.,' '"'.s'oAs W., e1'.. ~.
ana'. ..,.. "'.n "a'"su o'c's' >" "'"' nm.
A".s ~ ~" ~ 't.': a.': "'s y" ,, ""
a,.s ..,.t ~ a''I, ','..t.'. ','' "
s,o.a wi" ',,a 49," '",a ua 't ~. ''..
~, ,.s =. ~ 49,. IN a..'.s.,
a. tsn;a ~ ns's,,-. ~, .,.s,.. o,l .n.
m ,I,, ,o,rns -. a. ~ c-,+ tor aan,a,,,,n-
..'., ~. 80 =. n.,s ~ " ST., .u a,''s.1 - y,
~" ~. Sa Tno =. ~ , a. eot 10 g.. G,.,,mr ~
snr,,, ,x,.n, .,nsa, n ,,,,<,,n -, sa,t, ~, s.,.
tnn,,r s,.,, en,I. -. t,a,,ar w.f',,,. ,.haa,
o,".nt H. ,isn.. y, a.. ~. W. :,
.,,, ,.,,s,, ,ss.', ~, I,,..n ~ al
to~ ssn,o,,,,as .n, a,,<a ~ n,,.,,,ar
tbtn n, Hrh,nr In
~ ca,,,,,',a. 10y, o,1l. H.. o,."~ ~ rs a.
a,,,,,,. s|.' .,ts-., -, NJ. s,I. H.. ,,a; a,,,,
Iss<.3Ino f,,r so,,,,,,,t,ar 1.r,o. sea-. ,,r,ror
~. .s,,,a, ,t,,o -H:,an, ~. a",,,a,,,
hor f,n~s ,sas, a0+ ta,r1, na,,v, o,,, s,o,d, ~
On cof;n a., t'r ,;,,,, an, n tS,7oc, for t,n,rx
c,,, ,..r, Il, ,a,r ,on, ,,,,t , flrn"r ,y,,,, .,s.
y, a, :r1;.n:,I A"N "''''~'' "'''' "''e'
Wna"t 1a' ,.as s',,,,, H.. , so,.,, zo,,,,;, ,,n
.,n, :r,,a., .,,1" so,.s,, n,.o,,,.". ,,a,,oro,
~ ~ w 800. a.t.., 49, .a'',. .,ss.,as 1890
t..... t,.,..s -, ~. .ua,.,.. .,s,,.,.
49,, .e.,.sss ,'.'. .,. n..,.,.. ~, H., ,...s
o, ~. rs,,',,aa H., a,,s,',, I'm, H., ra,J T.,
,t., o,,,a . Iii Nv o, ~ ,S,f H. nns 49, t.ar.. ~
,. .s..!, -: TS.,.1..,, 49,, ~ II.
WIS sepoitca aF1her III E"e!'t''t a"' l'!e eH'alleF
receipts Aert enabled holtlces 10 Insist upon mn
ntjvnnre, lN,tl whrat ami rpr,, t,etlr hclnel by
III, ,,,.ttrc In 1oI,, f-nIhts 1otu ,n1 rvo ,rnro
w "e' :" '0"e '4s's ""'' "'' ~ "1'o
lrlHer, ID sympathy win cofa1. nnd barley WAS
held higher. with no traneactft,ns rcnprtcu.
, 1879-08-20

'3007 cattle, no. HI, 0iU It's wool, 1,3il,l 10 tens
coal, 80. 70t Il lumber.
The folluwus wcrc the stocks Of wheat IN
milwaukee,;
, 1879-08-20
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

alotl1f. ....''.. u4b - iaf 4e'
Uf the exrurt movement tho Now f1rk Bulletin
OF Monday s.,ys:
Tnu nhtpMeAta Ut liyp sioux wero comfortable
lA. not usasY 10 loaYy ~ IN tne l,rsvtnas sasusj
aS ;es5 ] ~ Tns tFfs' ass .sa s
low pE!ctH winch haye tatuty 5eun fea1lzoa f1s
Anser'rnn hsrf in thu Ens.! laarhos+, und walo1,
Shippers Eruul tAla xltlt. The entlra Quanslty NJ
fres.I nsas sa';t Iat ~ SATURDAY w!s J. vi quar-
ara ids soa. d. o"sstn i.:xs:nosi. fone ro.ny 10
sit3sr !.'naun "r Hull. W l!sa ntuck thers wsr'
;!6o iluai nf catlv et 'ho c!sca.sIa fot t!a.go":
b. tho E1slanh tor l.verpa;I. and III 'loaa ca!,e
uY thu l,cAmIrk fur L0uIoa. aa2fng a lptal Ut
u1n head horned c.ttle.
This rapld development Of the Canadian export
trau in live suc:t attracts attention. II IL esti'
mated that I'll, G30 animals, wuEth st. 600. 0oo
Wore shipped during tha llat t1,rtu months. At
ruus'. estlWato. tic steamship cumpanlst, lldo'
pendent altogether OF railway cunnshtlous, re-
ceyeJ upwards ot 3iU0 000, Tho increase Of trade
over that Of Tho sams per!o lnst ytsr IL hseefuld.
In making up the Fcsclpts tor Monday wo in'
adysrtantIy omitted tho ltuck IA1an lloat. Tho
tptals SHOULD haso been 7, 1sJ cattle; 1l.0l7 ho2i
anl 774 slIeep.
UAlTLk-Yostcflay's arrivals tell long way
short u Tho number looked fur, beng only lito
Inors than half ~ lurso far thu IaY oefoso tue
educt Apon the market MAS apparent IN general
hardening Ut ptices, hnYets takinG hold With haro
snuw of confidence. In point Of quality tho oder-
tnvs wesa bvtler than fus Monday, uut ths nsertfa
was puor utter all thusu belnY 1arRc propaRass-
aAca af Toxan an4 Western c4ltls and lem nalIros.
which weEo unlY salabo 1t prices helow 81 -. TusFo
were faw goou to choice drurSs. for which s. ~
fb4 60 WIS 0ula,nc1 aud III twoor tlreu cassa ease
wsts elected as h,sef aaatcs. 9,37 1 nGna ps't az
Mueh VI y dvara lu thu dsy'a lransaetluus Fh9
Esstcsa tra4o oon4At principally Vt ~; SCOT ~
fot to'itnun 70 gaud shpptn. s1oerJ Wul1h!l1 fota
were luu4lly ut 81 bDt t13 u tuF 1usuus. Westefn
, 1879-08-20

batley. and II 39B hu rye.
VISIBLE SUPPLY.
Mt. 4. c. Thomas, at this city. Rtsea the fol-
lowing ~ the quantities Of wheat and corn III
tnra Arr IL II anHafn1 t,,l.afa.
, 1879-08-20

hMuktSH SH-iHAGuLhTEf.
in paper, common .lott III ruth, vood ...43fDf3
III cloth. cus,.'n.3 ~ u IL ct"n ohusce. ..6o4b5
III clntn. r !!,ln. iu II Is III c!utn fAncy u1tl.OJ
W1lLski-Was moderately art!yo nt tho advance
al Friday, Sales wera reported nj .!1l brls 1nisn.
e uo!a dn iav bu slA of III .Oj gallon for hlyl1.
WInth,
WO,ll.-Cnnt!nucs rather qH1tt, tho Eastcrn
huycts ilaslns ,oughi lust WAX what they wau&9d
and the apn'r inquiry j. aais. rrices AFe atsads,
tifny. uuWeJ. tsaNA a. TO-. Of !!ostun. write:
- 1hu uast weeG ilAs ogon MI actlYc ''ae anl tho
tnal sacs :lnt III n,ue.l i4rscf IhAn fur any pst.
vlnsa4 week fur s6,np te past. Prices for nearly
nj. .raes nre iron, 1c lo 20 better thun Inst wtes,
nh Ut tite clue fsy lnnsset remains llrtn, Tiafe
lave bscn sale aIlcs M suuculnttn, hut tho great
bulk of thu VIII! s, la4 nasstd lntn consumption.
att, tl,c frcutom with which manufacturers haya
nnrcll4.ed l,sicates strnnVIY thes oelIpf IT., t,s
tM!,tahuil'tt Of lowuE rricca this seaspn. Fine
wuula hive received considerable attention this
wtek. gone u ttu large n'tlla having been In tna
market itE supplies" tlMot1ttuNs:
Washed ilcece medium ..,....... .Elto y
Na5lcl Aeccs+ hsia. 13s Tt,..... ..t1u = 4
Aeullfl unWAaHeI., ..s....s!ltp:n II
fln9 uh ..s..+,sss's.. ..'..tsss 4s's tu!v.
LHNT3e w. to&..s
THH.Wnshen, CllDlcG. tEJ9
FuI.wns4ul. common tD r1ud -. ,. ...Ji4k3H
, 1879-08-20

The following were tic receipts and shipments
Of tho leading ARTICLES Of produce Ii th4 clty
during thu twenty-four hours ending Ut 7o'clock
Tuesday nornng. with co.nnartsons.
, 1879-08-20

Sn0nts Shott il, k ,. enu.t
.. ders. ribs. clears. clears.
t.uoFn ............ SJ.17ssiS 6aH if!f 40
In, August. .... AI7i i.j!tti 4.H!'ii 4. ~
1l0. Saptanlhar. -. a.37!tE i.1!ttj 4.D341' 40
August, hoxcl, II H.ij ! 4,tl7t4t .f.kD 4,STf
, 1879-08-20

Latest quntatlons for Auguat delivery on tho
lealtng ar,tclss fur tho lnst two business tlays:
, 1879-08-20

less IL 0olng than on tho
ut III t,ttlef res1ccts tic
In1le change. 1'flcss se.
WORK.
SIs.4lu T. double. Tax nj.
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with ttGn.
UfI.H-An advance In carbon OF nc was tue an1y
change nnte.l. Thers wa. fa!r movement for the
time Of rtHr. 1rtcrs Wrfd firm. oe rirpn below:
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Sie gtanSarb Sedb=mafebimc.

Bon Il en- Sbeilsn res Sante5 frmmen bic
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deies, bdben uno babel ale lpG. Ntta6ment5
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peauna duf crprUtten Screen suIdmmeuaCiteQt,
ale rer 9eibunI ausgeiestcn Gheile iine aus
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net pfrrcn, fp:lGJe litler dusbltcn rriro dIs
ir1eho eine ancsre Maibine une hjes su Cincm
preile ipeit unter rem irNeno elmer dureren
0ielelbe pirb auf flint Sabre gdrautirt unb
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trrlubung aeIlnct ebe man bielelbc ;u besdblrn
trauCbt. gSir 9lauhen, Rap III furser 3ett III
tieIer Ta6barI6aft cine 10 grcse Nadfraee fiir
nieleIbe erlteben trirb, tpie in arlefrn Srten.
5amilien pelde hie belte Rabmaihine III 6e'
lIsen triinfhen refr Sclde bic cine agentuI
baten mG6tsn IrIlten bireft an bic 5abrifanter
| fdrti6en.
Siebe An;eiss an elmer antrsn Stele biefeg
glattes. Nhrenire Stanearb MaIhine So
edGSrpabpas uup Gltutpn pIaee Netu grrt.
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Probate Court Docket.
February Term, 1879
1st day, February 10th.

!, 1st day, February 10th.
7 Elizabeth Schlomann adm'x OF
Schlomann & Goebel.
Hasten Buschmann exc. of Kaspel
Rueggesick dec.
Caroline Bixon adm'x of Peter Blk
on dec.
P. W. Burchard adm. Francis Steen
Johanna Tegeler adm'x Louis Teg-
eler.
VIM. Obercromm G. & C. 81. & W.
| Obercromm, minor.
Chas Hoffman, adm. VIM. Me
bruegge.
Henry Liesemeyer g & c Louis Lie
meyer.
Dorothea Mueller g and C G.. L. c..
and G. Mueller.
Francis Eaglin adm. Barnard Riden-
house.
Jacob Finklang adm Henry Vogel-
sang.
Chas. Hoffman, adm. Fred. Ho-
meyer.
NJ Brashear G. and C. Eudora Bra
shear.
] + Wehmhoehner G and of the
minor heirs of Casper Enge[
brecht.
James W. Burlington adm Rachael
Souders.
Catherine Finklang admx. Franz
Finklang.
Second day, February 11th.
Chas Hoffman, exc Michael Weibei.
Ben Leach adm Jacob Maupin.
Chas Hoffman, adm Louise Finken.
Jacob Michael adm John Michael.
Sophie Strehly admx G. P. Strehly.
Aaron Williams adm F. w. Stink
mann.
Henry Meyer G and NJ. G. and J.
Schuermann.
Theodore Schneider G and Adel-
held Homfeld
Franz Joseph Steinmetz G. and c.
K. and NJ. Steinmetz.
Kleon Baxter adm Albert Mute.
G.. E. BransOn adm. Val. Branson.
Henry Brehe adm Conrad Brehe.
John Bauer adm August Zimmerly.
John Bauer adm. Elisabeth Schmidt.
Otto Cramer exc. Edw Cramer.
VIM. Cruwell adm. Fried Brock
mann.
Wendell Day adm Bernhard Fink
lar@.
Third dag, February 12H.
Martin D. ELLA adm Raphael Schy-
mounsky.
George Gieger adm Joseph Gieger
Friedrich KIossner adm. ". c..
Powell.
Henrictte Kracmer adm'X Louis
Kraemer.
Emma Niebruegge admx B. II Me
bruegge.
Ch. F. Oelschlaeger exc. Daniel
OelschIaeger.
Auguste OyczeschISy admx Ferdi
MANI OycZeSchk(.
Caroline Schreimann exctx Henry
SchreImann.
William Tappmeyer exc. VIM
Bicber.
Florentine Tracht exctx of Simon
Tracht.
Christian Weber adm. Peter Weber
Maria Wehmer exctx. Christian
Wehmer.
John F. Wehmhoehner adm Casper
Engelbrecht.
John W. Willard adm. jonathan
Shoemaker.
John L. Allemann G. and C. F. S. F.
J. Chameth.
j. D. Bruens g. and C. NJ and II.
Merk.
Anna Buehler G, and c. L. J. and F.
BuehIer.
W r Collier G and P H, D F, G R
and NJ E. Collier,
Dominic Duffner g and c. A and E
Duffncr.
James Z. fulton Fulton 6 and M
Z, S G J and i NJ James.
Christ GrOssmann G. and G. of J
and L KIohr.
Isam Hollandsworth G. and c. Fran
els Rose.
Chas HOFFMAN, G and of II & F
Zeim.
Henry Koch G. and c. OF the MINOR
heirs of G. Sapmanhausen.
Fred Leimkuehler G & G of J. F.
and J. SchwegIer.
Hermann Mellies e. and c. L, NJ
E, NJ A, q E l. Rodgers.
Milton f. Murphy g & J L NJ H J
+ VI & and 4 J Adams
Hermann Neese G and August
Neese.
jackson Smith G. & C. of Mary
Smith.
John Satterfeld G and D. L. Sat
terfeld.
R c Schlender G & c. J and A Lei
mer.
Fritz Seba G & C Louisa Seba.
Jacob Zimmerly G and G minor
heirs of Casper Bauer.
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Barnes III Elm plitbenbcr 0ciperobO.
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StcpbeuS aebIbt uub giua c'niae Sage
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,lucimal Ttuer an, neil lie Odd)tcn, i'm
in Ger @erwirrung rettcu III f0nnen
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ilber ibu nu$ un6 pcrurtbeilts lbn gu 90
Sabren 3uhthouS. Barnes idm0rt,
oab er nicmals in'5 3udtbaus 9eber
mirh. Scine Srcunre itoBeu piIOt
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urtbeilunq bcs Nf0r6er5 betbeilt9te
Der SberiT hat fuufiebu Wfdnuer be-
paTnst, welhe ba5 8efdngniB gu be-
MAIDEN haben. 9IuBcroem bat er nod
oreibia Nfann in Der 9teleruc.