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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS
~ SENGERS

Inc Steamer ". w. CURCOKAN, which has been
recently buii; and furnished, L. L. rE-N
BLAZE. Captain, is the only Be st al ssesss:5S
Vernon wharf. Round trip 81 in Including admission
TO mansion and grounds Steamer leaves 9Th street
wharf daily (Sundays excepted) at 10 IN, and re-
turns about 8 =. M J. MCH. HOLLINGSWORTH
Eupf Ladies' Mount Vernon Association. l. L
BLAKE, steamer W. W. Corcoran. iel5-ly
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

TRgsTEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On Gp I PkOsPEOT STREET. NEAR HIGH
TION. ~ a. 0oo'
By virtue Of . deed Of trust given to us a
ana duly recorded In Llber No 815. folio 46l fs
one OF the 1&nd records of Washington Coun- ~W
ty. in the District Of Columbia and at the request
the sth day Of March. AID 1879, at $50 O'Clock p.
a.ce n OF .ne @ an that certain piece or
and District of Columbia, and known as parts Of
Lots eighty nine 500 and ninety (9O) in Beatty and
HAWKING addition to GEORGETOWN. Beginning on
the north side of Prospect street at point ITO feet
west from High street running thence north to the
north lire Of lot eighty nine (89) thence west with
said orth line thirty 800 feet thence soath to said
said street thirty 600 feet to the BEGINNING toeeher
Ieges, Improvements and other Embellishments to
the same belongtng or In any manner appertaining.
Terms: $500, and expenses Of sale, In cash bal
ance six and twelve months notes to bear interest
at per cent, and be secured by deed of trust on
property sold. A depoeit Of 800 required at sale
u terms OF sale are not complied with within seven
days from Day Of sale, the Trustees reserve the
the defaulting purchaser upon giving Ave days
cost. @. g. LEDERER -.
feb20-eo&ds JOHN WAITER, / trustees
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NEW K-ROTTEBDAM.
The nrst.class steamers Of this line w A.
"6OHlEDAM," and "MAAS," Carrying the q. 8.
mail to The Netherlands leaves Jersey City every A.
Intermediate $3.50; Steersge S23. II. CAZAUX,
0enT Agt, "a south William st, New York. FUNOH
MORRIS. 50 B'way. Gent Pass'ger Ag't jan1-1y
i U1UD HTATTs b RoxAI. HAu 0x1AHn1s
GKW YORK to QUEKNSTOWN and LIVERPOOL.
Ever ThuFOday and Saturday.
oity q pern.... tons City Of Montreal $50
GIty g R,ch%ond. 4sM : G*y q RFqsssls s s1S
These magnificent steamers are among tho strong.
ct. largest and fastest on the Atlantic. and have
svery modern improvement, including hot and cold
Watsr md electric balls IA stateroons. revolving
chairs IN saloons baxh md smoking rooms, barber
Tor rstes Of passage and other information, spply
. JOHN G. DALE, 1gent. 81 Broadway, =: T. Of %
BRO, 00 PennA ava e. ". NOES, Adams' IL
No. Wnahineton. dec28eolys
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TyHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

flSuOmA0 OOWAN0s AuctlOueet.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TURE.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated thu 26th a
Liber $40, folio 1O6. one Of the records for ~
Washington, District of Columbia and by di- II
rection Of the party secured thereby, shall SELL on
MONDAY, the 10th day OF March. 1879. at No. 2iS
Sherman House, the entire contents of said house
walnut Parlor Furniture, upholstered in Reps and
Rep Lounges. Easy Chairs.
Etegeres, Fancy Camp Chairs:
Black Walnut Chamber Furniture
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets.
Walnut SidebOard, Brackets
Walnut Dining Chairs, Toilet Ware.
Walnut Extension Dining Table.
Walnut Office Furniture.
HORACE G. JACOBS, Trustee
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct mar4-d
T1RUsTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES
TATE ADJOINING TWO ALLEYS, NEAR
CENTER 0E SQUARE BETWEEN e AND 2
shaH IN kF RAs shYNhTN 81 g
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated March -
LIST, 1875 recorded In Lber 1888. folio 262, E!a
Ct seq. land records Of District Of Column xs:l
cured thereby. shall se Ct public auction in front
at o'clock pm, the real estate know1i and dis
the Ro 81 aa Of kss s. Sas
square 468. beginning at the northeast corner Of
said Lot and running along the north line 80 feet
an: soS ne tat s
81 feet inches to the place of beginning, improved
by good Frame Building;
Terms Of sale. cash A deposit Of 800 will be re.
the time s Sc.
THOS E. WAGGAMAN, Auct marc eodts
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A CoI0RED BROTHERS, PRkyRR.-The Rev
Mr. Jasper OF Richmond. Va, who pins HI,
faith on the notion that 1.-THE sun do move. /"
called on Brother Scog1n to open last SUNDAY
evenings service with prayer, and he did 81,
as follows: 20 Lord, ives a mighty abused
people: ives had hard time I'm slavery: ives
been all broken TO pieces; wes bow-leggef
knock-kneed, handy shanked, crosS-eyed, ana
a great many OF us is humpbacked. Now
Lord. we wants to be mendd up, and we wants
you 10 come an do IL. Don't send an angel, for
dis is too big job for an angel. You made US.
q Lord, an you know our wants. an you can
fix us up as nobody else can. Come right down
yourself. and come quickly y
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TOMORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

=, REGULAR BALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR. -
DAY DAY; March 9th, at 10 o'clock. comprising Eea
1opr handsome Rep Parlor Suites varied al I'M
so1tment OF Walnut and other Chambar Fnrnit,,rs
Dlnipg-room Furniture, China and Glass ware Car,
Psts, COOKING and Heating Stoves, &C. Also several
Terms cash.
marf-H THOMAS nOwr INC A..
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND
Silver wATOHHs. IN MEMS. LADIES
AND BOTS SIZES. AT VERY MoD1RAT1
PRICIa
II. ". GAIT, BRO, q 90.
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+ OUIDIANA STATE LOTTERY.
A Splendid Opportunity 70 Win A Forum,

III VO801AXNA 04A4O ASV4 1GA111s
A Splendid Opportunity To Win A Fortune.
THIRD GRAND DISTRIBUTION. GLASS &C."
e SE% oSIE4Ss; TSEs5zx: MxKoa llSa.
Louisiana state Lottery Company.
ssaature Of the STATE Tor educational and Charitable
LOS asa sss actin IN i.6
Of the stste pledged With capital Of to
asi f fdS fSaa &
Win take place monthly on the second TUESDAY.
e nsger scales or DossDonsa Look st tho following
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000
100000 a,fksHs AZ TT DSe P Dollars EACH
LIST OF PRIZES:
GsD ;t. Prizs 99
Snsss q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: ::: 500
Snxee OF 5000
loS Prizes Q. 100 1860
, SSS P Rrsss Of 3; EGG
AfpE21I 1I4Ia1 q . PsIzEs:
Appro1:Ins.tiion Prlzss Q; 200.......... 1880
1887 Prizes amounting to- ....... .sllO, 4OO
Responnbe corresponding egents wanted at all
prominent points. to whom liberal compensation
application for rates to clubs should only be made
Write clearly stating full address, for further In.
formAdOn or send orders 70
P.0. Boa sss. Heso eireee Da.1 Iesssstana.
Orto JNO. ". CLARK,
1908 NesC York aoe. Washtn0toS.
AN our drxLa Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and manaxenent Of Generals
q T. Beauresard and J. 4 EAfiy. feb12W,s4w
EBlG COMRAMY,S ExTRACT OF
zxs1S sESSS rds so6FsS s sabE
A1EBI6 COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAI is success and boon for which
Pres" Lancet" British Medical Journal. |"
CAUTION-.6enufne only with the fac sirn,ls N,
Baron Liebis's Signature IN Blue Ink across the
Label ~ ,A~S
"Consumption in England increased tan fold in
ten years. -
LIEBI6 COMPANY'D EXTRACT OF
MEAT. To be bad Of al Storekeepers Grocerl
and ChemistA Sole agents for the United States
Wholesale only, @. DAVID CO., a. Marl
tApo, London, ENGLAND nar7.thly
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no WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

We will sell at our bazaar 9S8 and GAO T.ou,si.,.
avenue on SATURDAY, March 9th, at 10 80 a m
one No-top Express Wagon, to cover st rage and
advances. Left in the name of F. s, Wildbla
mar63t BIRCH 4 ROBEY Aucfionoar.
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NEW THEORY REGARDING MUMMIEs.-Hav-
Ing observed that Egyptian mummies could be
divided into two classes. one embracing those
bodies which had been embalmed intact, and
the other including those bodies which had been
eylscerated, DIR. Gauselback, Swedish chemist
OF repute and Professor OF the University OF Up
sal, has formed the opinion that the mummies
OF the first class are not really dead, but are
only In condition OF suspended animation,
though, unfortunately for historians, the secret
OF bringing them again to life has been lost. In
support of this theory he adduces the result OF
his own researches and experiments, one OF
which consists In submitting snake to pro-
cess, the details of which are, OF course, Kept
secret, which petrtfies 1t. In this condition 1t
has been laid aside for year or two at time,
and it is then restored to life by some equally
mysterious vivifying process. This has now
been going on about fifteen years, and the snake
said to have applied to the Swedish government
for leave to experiment on condemned crimt-
nal, the understanding being that II the perl
ment is successful the criminal shall re cetye
pardon, because OF the service thus rendered TO
Science and possibly to humantty.-tJournat ~
Che9nisfrU.
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MONTH GERMAN LLOYD-SrEAMsHIP
IN LINE BETWEEN new YORK, HAvRE, LONDON
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamers Of this company win san every Sat.
nrday fr m Bremen Pier, foot Of Sd street. HobOken
don. SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen. first cabin. S1eO;
second cabin. SEQ steerage, $50. For freiSht or
Green, New York w. g. METZhROTT co, 955
Ps ave-, As ents for Washington. oc1.1y
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SaxpNAL NEwxAS.-Dr. Newman,s appotnt-
49, 1e q Caroinalate n consp6cu0us ff}uSesS
p,,, vl rope leo's liberal spirit OF ali EnQfish
n0.1.n CatnoncS he Is the most learned and the
sv LIZ ..especteo- While still an Anglican pY1eSf
e eru ncumpent OF st. Marys. oxford. be Wa
sone Ine most influential men OF his time ana
T MOT Even I've III: Pussy himself had more TO do
WIN the OXFORD revival than his colaborer On the
tracts Tor the Tines ana the author NJ the the
famous Tract 90" Soon after the of,sc,e, nc,
oemnation OF that work, DR.. Newman went Owe,
10 the Roman obedience, but he never becama
an active propaganda nor wholly severed h.
intercourse with his former associates In TIA
Eng1sh Church. Six years later the brilliant
AFcnoeacon Manning, who had been a follower
oI Newman before, followed him also IN his
secession, and throwing himself into polemIcs
MIN Ine zeal OF young convert he became an
GaShhoMieaged leader, was made the Roman
CaIhonc Archbishop OF Westminster and long
ago received Cardinals hat But the ouief
an0 CONSERVATIVE Newman had remained in re-
tlrement, ana IL Is only now when he Is in biS
seventy-elghth year, that his copsp,cuous char
acter ana influence have received public recoy
milton at Rome. The truth is that DR. Newmsn
has retained very much OF his Unborn Anvlinsn-
ism, as even his latest writings-such as tia
notes TO the new edition OF his old parish ~
mons-Show, and IL is this fact that makes his
appointment TO the college OF Cardinals escss
cially ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Times.
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with the view Of diminishing the chances Of col
son, the Steamers Of this line take specific course
Cor al seasons of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing the meridian Of 80 at 43
lat, or nothing to the north Of A.
On the honleward passage crossing the meridian
of so AZ AZ lat or nothing to the north Of Al
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THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
TIED.
Between New York and Liverpool, Call
ing at Cork HarbOr.

FROM NEW YORK. FROM NRW FORK.
Parthia. wed, March s Parthia. wed, April 9
Abyssinia We'd March IS Gaila. 49,. We'd. April q
Batavia. Wed. March Is Algeria. Wed, April 80
Scythia. We'd. April 4 Scythia We'd, May
And every following Wednesday from New York.
No steer age.
RATES OF PASSAGE
By steamers carrying steerage, $50 and 100 gold,
according to sccomm dations
Tickets to Paris. S15, gold, additional.
Return tickets on favorab terms Tickets issued
a special low rate OF eco gold during the fall and
winter season
eteerage 1t very low rates Steersge tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and al other parts OF
Europe ut lowest rates
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, Glasgow,
HayrA- Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
and for Mediterranean ports
Tor freight and passage apply st the Company
once. No Bowling Green. or both Storage and
ton ii. o.
jan3S-iy CHAS g. ERANCKLYN, Agent. n Y.
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STEAMERS, &c.

FoR NeSa PIE Es sx1TEMEss MON
The swift and eleesat iron Rseamer LADY OF
THE LAKE, leaves 9th street wharf 49, },
every Monday, Wednesday and Fri Esseaasaazz.s'
day. at O'Clock 2: NJ. connecting
with steamer, s for New York and Boson and rail
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock D IN
FOB POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON leaves Sixth
street wharf every Monday, Thurs rT~ =
roman. Eonfni and Leonardtown
and intermediate landings.
STEAMERS ROB NEW YORK.
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON aud z o. KNIGHT.
York. every Saturday. at O'clock p. m sfEGM
deorgetown Saturday morning and Alex
andria same day.
Freieht teken at lowest rates Apply at Office over
National METROPOLITAN Bank, 18th street, Office of
AGENT foot of 9th street. Wa hr gton, and 63 Water
marl-E SAMUEL BACON President,
CTEAMER MATTANO, Captain wM b.
y BYI.Ks, leaves wharf foot OF 9th rK-A
day, and Sunday, at q m, for Po-
tomac River landings On Tuesdays for Mattox
Greek, Ooltcn's and landings in St Clements Bay.
On Thursdays for Mattox Greek and Ian iings in
Wicomico river Or Sundays for Colton's and land
ing IN Nemini Greek. Returning on "Wednesday,
nte landings, excepting Mattox on Wednesday.
Above trips commence Tuesday, Feb. 18th.
For further information enquire at Offices Of g.
L. SHERIFF, Nos 32e and lila Pennsylvania ave
uue, or at Office foot Of 9th aud \ street, sw
feol2 g. T. JONES. Agent
, 1879-04-28

hle De'lefeu ~ W Htfn e11 tHs t'AsIa VI -'e
per lao lbs OF crhln to New i"rk, on new
contraets, hit sonc old ronlracts arc being I'LL"
ed for lcss. The opening Of navigation has
modified rail shtpments to t!'La extent Mt least
TINT 1lle corn mil onta now arriving on iracK
tlnds 80 few buyers that good tuai OF II Is nc-
lng placed In etoro, which Is TIC most ronVccnt
Tor Euad'ng into yeescls
Bone operators In wheat arc said to havo
fenred manspula'fo'' In the AaY aca'' and 10
lavc recently coyerc. their Aay shorts Tor that
reason, which accounts for the reccut sllrlnsaec
In thu Junc premium as compared withsa'ny'
Tic leading produce mArkctswcro UNUSUALLY
quet Saturday: 70 atltct tint tilera waa more
singing Tint, Trading Tor Fome t'mc III tho de-
pastfnonts Of WHEAT atl'l proVlsIons' Ise lattef
areraGed castor, wfi'o "heae and corn were
stronEert n1id oats we're trl1le OF. Rye was I'll
better s!cman'l. anu barley titil'' Hetclnts lof
grain which were dated Saturday were fr'a- +
t1vcy stronger, selling nearly At May prlecs "a
they can 10 delivered May !, On contracts, Will
out additional storage charEc bey"ha lite Lac
due Tor tic first tell days
DRY goods wero ncttVc, Will prices eSecct1-
t'gly irnl. Cotton goo'th atc still Advancing,
many llues bclnE In greatly reduced supDls.
aud stocks gencrally being light. Tho grocery
market lad no apcc|ally new fcattrcs. The
deinand e9uais nil reasonable expectations, AMI
tic prevalent feeling 10 Quo Of ttrInnesss Sil-
gars afa meeting Win m lncfea'hH dclnAntl,
and prices slow hardening tendency. nrira
fruits Herc unchanged. Frnhcs. Falcnc!a rails
int, anu anprs wcrc firm. There was fnsr
country demand Tor cured hsta' Ir"ut sid
bank cod wcro quoted loHcr. Other Kinds
were nomtnalEy steady. There whs no Improve
c1lt IN tic butter as'' cheese markets. ''e ic'
n
, 1879-04-28

HOG PRODUCTS. .-Wcse apparently quiet. though
d moderately large volume Of business was trims.
acted in tho 'lggsegats: largely, howcycr, In
changes from ono month tn anotEer. The maEkc.
was easy near the oulact Under rather rathcr FREQ
offerings, Though hogs vera quoted 10Gh15c per 100
lhs higher and l.lvur,0ol rcportc.l an adyance Of
I'D In lard nn1 I'd In meats. Subsequently thu
tone changed TO ouc Of armncss. Thoro wns fair
shipping demand. but tho trading In futures seemed
to be chuly local.
Tho following werc tho ahipmonts Of proyslons
from thta city during the pertUds uan,ed:
, 1879-04-28

Alsu 5J.I17 bu barley taken Tor ctty use }Aat
week, In addition ta the abovs shipments.
Thc following tnb!e shows the exports from
New York Tor the week ending Thursday cven-
lug last, with comparisons:
lR1D. lR1H 1R7R.
SS; Sass' u H.: :5ss $ sis s5 5 s$$ sS$ SS$
1hu cxistunce ot a good premium. on deliver
les OF corn In July uml August has caused q
good deal Of May corn to be transferred Into
tliuso months already, M,li Il expected by saslo
to mako over May receipts rather light, One
operator slated Saturday tiat hr thought tic
May rccelts hero will Oe chiefly of rora already
shel!cd; that now remaining In cribs standing
good change Of being held oYcr Into future
months.
Such OF the corn a. Ia hctng shellcd eeon,s 10
be turning out unexpectedly well. soMo report
tllut they !laya obtatucd bt1H por cant ,nofe
shcilcd corn .hau they expected thry bud bought
Oh tho cob
About 10, 900 boxes OF meats wcro Imported
Into Liverpool durluY the thEce months ending
with Feb. this year, oyor and abovo tue qunI,-
t!ty received there twclyo months previously.
fet tbs stock there A. the beginning Of last
February was loss than . year before that date
The consumption Of our meats ia Eugluna tlas
becn enormously stimulated by tho low prices
At Which the stock has recently been offered.
Tie shipping movement Of gratu by like
Opens out slowly. though freRhts have de-
clined severely from the hgutoa a9reeu to By
recent combination Ut carriers. 1t is under
stood that sone yessel.1ncn ore willing 10 carry
corn 10 Buffalo at about 3>5c per hu, but shlp.
pera still hold oil. Hono Ut tl.em talk a. II they
do not intend to operate to any considerable ex-
tent unaeas they can obtain corn vessels In thu
aelghbo1lood Of 2}}1c. but II Is claimed tl.at
, 1879-04-28
Total .,......... ....S IL. 900 Saal, 0e3.4i
CHOP NOTES.

Tue New York Produce E1cha'l7e 1Tt<kly says:
Tha weather In tho Nortnwestcrn Statcs during
the week. ended April IL was generally clear and
cold. with ao,ne frost every night preventing any
tcsa has beeH tnud9 in Apfing-wcat sowing, and
the werk. to emu on the :th inst, II inu wcAtlsor
all te week, It IL expected tho spEng- wIlcat kow-
ing vii! have boon mostly completed.
Adyces from Kansas hnte that .tlo effect OF tile
drought had hccn such lint t11dor 10 future condl-
MA cron Of what hc expected. There wcrc rc.
ports he;a yesterday Of dfy wratsor this week In
tha Tlotp nnrtacrly Of tho spring. w!cat Ntates
md feAss were entertained TINT. with dry weather
and inferior scca. there would be imperfect and
incomplete Ecrnl!nhliou Of tho geutl.
, 1879-04-28
C0sl't1tNN.

NEW YoHE. Anil ~. Cotton goods conHaus
active. md prizes very htronE. Leading Eate'o o'
brown and b.cached cottona In light supply. sort
makes Of paper cainbsics advanced to 6e. Pndt
In fA!r fraurst md atm. Dress rouda Incttnltlf
active. W0olcn goudg In Irregular deaiand. fo''
cign goods tobbing fairly.
, 1879-04-28

BosroE, Mass. APRIL 20. tinAix-wheat s,,,d,
Western supers, 's3. o0Gl3. II; comGon eItn.
81 75Qt4 ri; Wisconsin extras, 81. oot l. 10; Nh.
icsuta extras. 81 .25Giia. TO. Corn Gtnl; mxet,
yellow, .iGfbIac, extra yellow, s,c 0at.-D,.
naus fair and market firm; M. nsd s1tra sa,t,
:ltide:0c. M. white, 356b:,5!fc: No. : yhlts nj
No. : mixed, :E:tf5;}4c. RYE. U4Stit1c, ''*
REcEtrT.-flonr, 4, o0u brls; cotn, u. l.ooo b;
smrrnESr<-Fons, 2, 500 hrls; corn, O., 900 h:
wheat. nA Qup 1u, ~
, 1879-04-28

Fair to Efod ArtlnTs...,..... .l.1u GkJ.Itt
Patents ................,.. -. ~. tI.GO Gt8.oo
lsnAH-Wa* quiet and Arm. Halcs wero 10 tons
at 60. t1:!.ae.73 pct ton fscc on board cars oil
track. and 81. s7!s OH track.
nx.MEst-Caarso was nominal at $1?.ao per
ION on Track.
OTHER SiI1L.TtlFrs-- s--Saiea were 90 tons shorts at
lL15elg. 7i ami 80 tons feed Mt $40. il.
SPRING W1fEAT--Wne quiet aud stronger. Tho
market advanced 70 anl clo.ca ~ ah9yo !he
sis rer NJ eeu II ea"e Ms ILL.,, xh
Nav imk was 'if1.sc higher; ,onrr, receipts were
only mndcrass; md sxesc!led * by ey tl!s saen!s
u,cnt Of ihe week hhs escecdcA thu incanle by
about :o1, 200 By. Thu curly feeling war rather
tamc. bms coun1o Of auctatoft hcl. ots,dr ortera
10 buy. and tI'ctr purchases vemcd 10 rtvo moro
strength TO foScrP: a. not mich wheat vaa offered
afterwards. Tbs tky hero was E cloude over, and ND
distrust rather than fear, that thc aronth hs been
s:ts As a!efs %Fs ao :so H. is's sos III
| wcst. same. Of the radsiers fran Mlnncsots
! were rather .siscourar1a. 'llere was not nlcl.
Tho stay. when 1t was found sat shippers wero nl
tnost iAia. 81. clo.ed Ut pc tfor re4a'arl: ata
nNi:e. oavaueel 10 tl'.e, and fcll onek % iHl1e.
Ss"g 1 ssss ny " sie IT. 9est ct i
| hiI.;c. Seller the month was nearly nominal nj
pefis:i i 4oo - $s Il ao;;s; :. soo ba NJ.
ut bbEs utu uu - III fu1 VII W
4 75e: and q, 700 bu By sample at 5o1s5c. Total,
a.si.oi; 400 bu do at uie; and 400 bu Do (ehosej
liAnp wuEAT--salc was made Of 400 bu No.
| MixEb WHEAT Sncs were 400 bu At Soc. aud
400 In At 05c. both on track.
t0KN-wns rather qu,et with littlo change IN
prlces. hut MT irrcglnr iollc The mlrkct clNscd
shade helow tae ,aGss ps'ces Of ErldaY: laysr. @
expected b. Sonu to bo qs larec tiffing ths cam.
ng wack; corn arriving now caM ha delivered on
Nay contracts on .lsst stosAse. The larger ruceiGs
| market. as most Of il was aant to apply on Gun.
t1nets Tor next month; 1at May was relatively
was wanted. Parties having Atay corn coming
sm sssd NAV % n9s % e ns sy eli S'aEe ,s Ti fo
spe!s ~ sS:e Sts vs. so 'ss & nc
5isssa ss .od s1a Il ~ s eesp. o
No. = lin STOREY, dated Saturday, closed NJ 33.ia
,o sal q sn s 'sS:t g v e =, S 5 ssss Asu, a9f 4
fntber lin It the ns!ds, Seller April wns non',:
a e. and eI eh tsSa nacG Gfts II sae :S1essa
l9oo ba , new h!g Nh nissa st M ;tc n soo ea nsw n,a
e. @ y 20 ~ a. ;oeH c an a1t obo 10
,n q, q ;tis.3I'aic q trsa on board cars. Total,
tna 1eeeans nnsans sasng g
tAe coae. Tho trnAng In futures was Tight bclns
chiefly in May md ,lnnu which closod Gasy, ssv.
esa relfers appearing In thr crowd at tho Inst The
der f1ea nfornas. with Iess acuand than .hcreto-
ss as assns IT q a mi e!ese e!sse
Il s ss'$ $sas s1 so sS; N, IND
M 9s iSi Ss 1se?su IT. :; SYs ~
, 1879-04-28

FOREION.
LONDON, April o6.-Cousols, 0s36..
Reading. 1511; Erie, 27155; preferred, 30.
United statca bonls-'G7s, l03J1S new IS, 1o536;
AS. w: ~, l04H.
Amount OF bullion gone into Bank OF En-
gland On balance today, E30, 600.
PARIS, April 25.-Rcntes, LIST 27kc.
, 1879-04-28

Speefal DfsEatrh 10 Tie 1fiIunL
KAEAAs CITY. April 10.-EnAsS-Tlle Fsiee Cu,.
rent reports whent sccclnts, u, D13 bu; shipment.
S,877 hu: unsettled; No. :. cash. 094e; Apni
t}Hc; No. ] caah. Dlc: April. 05.{c. Corn-Rt.
No. ;. east. :.0!ic; April, :.oe.
, 1879-04-28

Tho following Wcro tho receipts md ship
sncnts Of 1to leading articles Of produce In this
city during the twenty-foslr hours cldlng at
o'clock OH Saturday morning, and for the cor
responding date twelve months ago: