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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-09
Sic @rmoronns oes 0anisrers
SpQatt.

t6arri burg, Be,lni., s. Septtillber. -
Ybilipp nno Natbauiel Sboop alts Sadlonz
8 opnibip murben am le5ten Sanlltage inter
Der Inflage nerbaftet, in BET Jtad)t oeS 26.
Sftober 1873 eiilen alten 6aniirer, Nanlelts
Wtihael So9au, ernoroet uno bic lleberrelte
perbrannt Su babell. Der Saultrer lou eltte
betrGd)tlid)e Sumnle @eloes BET lid) gefllbrt
babeu, ais er peridmano.
Sor etlua eiltem Sabre ent1tnroell IN Der @e'
genb, in Weld)er Die @ebriiber Sboop lpobnen,
@eriid)te, luel1e bic Seibeu nit bem DtorOe III
gerbinOuna braften, lno Dor Gur5enl perfla9=
ten bic Sriiber pier ibrer 9ta6barn ipegen
Serleuntoung. Die Serflagten belhnloi9ten
bic griiom iebt ofIen ais Die MDrbsr So9an'S
itno lieBen iie perbaiten. Die 9efan9ellen be-
baupten, Der angebli6 erlnoroete oaltltrer lel
6eute nod am 2eben llnb ipobne III Pbliaosl=
pbia. 9tibter Senberion bat Die au9'tla9ten
sessn Siir9ltaft entlaiien.
Sd,duoliGes Werbred)e,t aisf etscnt
yGa,ttp=Wsecting."
@ilfeS 8enl1I., 8. september. -
Gin MISREPRESENTATION, 9tanenS &aterman,
nabeMoutroie pobnbaft, itarb am lettenOienS-
taae III 7ol9e elmer ldjGmbli6en ge,ualttbat
lpelhe gelegentlid) oe6 yGaalpzOtsetlngs" 81
Oimmpd in Susquebannd=SOnn ipdbrenf
Der porlsttsm gBoae on i6r ueriibt wuroe
@s erbeat, bab fs am Samitase pOr ibreu
Sore nit ibrer Sd)ipeiter nad) Dent rSamp
Diestins" ging, baB eeetere bort einsu Ssfann
ten trai uno nit oieem nadlSauie allriidfebrte
Ntan lab ni6ts mebr BON Der Acknowledgements
bis iie an1 iOlsenoen abenbe bon 5pei psrtlei
oeten Berlonen in einer Sntid)e mad, ihrer elter
liden ssobnung sebrad)t rno anf Der Saranba
nieoerselegt murOe, porauf bic SremOen eiligi
entHoben. 0as Mdbden mar obnmddtis
unb oils fie mieber su ii9 fam, itellte es fil
beraus, baB fie pabniinnig uno tobliid)ti9 &C
moroan mar. Sbr 3uitanb perl6limmerte iie
BON Stunoe 5u Stilnoe, bis ite am Oicnita
4beno itarb. 60 piel aus ibren unsulammer
bdusenben Jiebeu uerifanOen perben fonnt
,par iis BON einem beua6barten jnngcnManu
gu eilem Spasisrganse iiberreoet, BON ibrei
Sesleiter 9el9dnoet nnb Johann beiien Sam
raDen iibertteisrt ruoroen. gfid)t ,peliger, al
IA iuu9e Surl1en aus Oergfadbarl9aft iolle
am Dem Ssrbredeu betbsiligt gsueien iein, III
n1ebrere berielbeu iinb bereit5 ertfloben. Sai
befeble iinp segen bic Seroddtisen auSseitel
| roorNsr1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-09
SpHiHs,


6patns, autgelest uhtr btm Wtittsls
punfte Der gterpentrdIte, Der
poIta'Idle cieftriIdje Utageu9rube iino tie oas
bette WRttttl segen 8ericue
8Tlaiter. rung, nBerbinbun9 nit benz
tpunoetbar beebsn0en uno
reIiorooen Waens Glettrititdt uno ben beirditi9en
Gt9enhaften urierer et9eneH Duttt8en Sallome nno
Tthten. 5tr trante uno ihua4e Suu9en SaritIopfen,
Rierrnidmersen. 9eterleiosu, bilioie Roif, Sbpade
bes Wta8ens uno Der Geoarme, H9eumatismns, Neu'
raaia uni aenoen8id ino ie oas telis VsItte IN ofr
gRsIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-09

GS ffarb
gonnas abenb lbr fanit in benz Scrrn uniere innis
seebte Nlter ssrau s. StoNregcm, geb. 6artun9,
TN Alter BON So Sa6ren, s Wonaten uno 2agen. 8ie
Seeroisuns fubet bsute, 9ienftag, HadImittae
um iIbr, pom Srauerbaue 9tr. 121, Ytpro=tSil=
inoritrabe, aus tatt. Yermanbte uno 5reunoe jno
nthtunespou oa3u etnselaben.
(2i5.6) Die S,imterblie5emsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-09
selbtfntoro etmcs oeutId,em Sonoer=
iinQS.

Gan 6ran5t8co, 8. Sepfbr. = Gllle
9epei6e aus aguacaliente, N.=M., melSet, baB
etipa 40 Snbianer am lebten Sreitage nabe Dem
erpdbntenSrt Die g8a6e iiberrumpelten, ,pelde
Die Bierbe Der S6mabron OeS @apitdnS 500
Ter inter ibrer 9(ufiid3t hattie, uno Die Solbaten
t6oteten. Die 3otbbaute raubtcn oarant 40
gierbe unb ilobsn in Der 6idtun9 BON 9lriSona.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-09
SbtutnOcn oOer SaIsEttB

RtI.EIII
3 ott.Suuttiun, Detroit, Wi6., ber
D. 5nnuar 1879.
, 1879-03-25

FOREIGN,
Tho following wcro received by tho Chicago board
ofTrade:
L1vEuroor4 March .4-11:ao q. m.--Flour,
ia UdGl10s. Wtcnt-Winter, 81 11dG1Os I'd;
spring, 7s sd0ss "a; whit, FL 11dGb0a Sd; clau,
Ds 3dGtDs "a. Corn. As bdO4s I'd. Pork, 5aa.
lard, :t3s 0d.
L1yERruot., March 24---3 p. m.-Larsl, 33s ID.
Ncst unchanged.
L1vEnruo., starch :4..-spcclal cablc-Dacon
--Cutnbcrlands, 27s; short rlbs, rs I'd; lon:
elcar, 27B; short clrnr, a8s. Bccf-primio ncEs,
7Is; 1ndia mess, 71s; extra India MesB. es'.
Chcese-0uud to fine, AS. Shoulders. a:'s 3D.
TA1low-priuie city, :iia I'd. Lard, :t Pork
Prime moss. Eastern, Ills; Western, l.s. llanl',
long cut, a0.tb average, :l0a.
LoSnoy, March "a. .~-hfAnK LaNx-W1tcat rather
eneier. Cora Qutet. CaExacs on ceast-Whcnt and
corn hrmcr. casgoea un pnsxage--Whcnt ratttet
Corn Unchanged; fair average qlnlhty of American
mixed corn tor prompt shipment t'y sI!l, 2ls.
Country markets for whcat--Eng!ieh nnd French
quiet, Number Of catgoes OF wheat OF coast On
sale lcsa than &.
Sutetaf nispnfeh to 1ns Tribuns.
L1yEnroo1, March 81 -1l:30 d. u..-FLoun-No.
!, los; No. =, fl I'd.
Wheat-WlHtes, No. ], Ga I'd; No 2.
8s lid; Bpsig, No. !, 6s I'd: Nc. e. IL I'd; white.
No. !, % I'D, No. =, ~ lid; club. No. /. IS ~;
No, =, Ds I'd. Corn-New, No. ], ia I'd; No. &.
IA I'D.
ProytstoSs, Pork-63s. Lard. ass Cd.
LlyEnFook, March Observation-Disclosures casiss
at 5.l05 la-l0d; salcs, 10. GOO bales; sbeeuatlvn
md export, =. 900; American, 4. 900.
ELoyxlt- -SEgu-AMercAn, :E!9oJBs.
, 1879-03-25

Withdrawn from store during Saturday 1or
city consumption: s5l III rye l'eda hu oar-
ley. ...-..
The following grain was Inspected lnto store
III this city ycster,iay morning: cars No. . Fcd
winter wheat, u ears No. u do, car rejected,
car mixed, " cars No : spring, oi cars no.
do. ~ cars rejected, cars no grade tl3i ~licat}
GU cars htgl'-tnlxcd corn II cars how do lo cars
now mixed, III cars No. . corn, lo cars rclceted
{eee9 corn}; 81 cars wli'to oats, VI ours No. .
mixed, 5 cars rejected, car no grade tOs oats)'
Q ears No. 2 rye; EUR No. . barley, cars
extra do. Total, 40 csrs, Or 10000 bu. In
specteA out: ~, 116 bu wheat, N,'20 hll corn,
190 bu oats, 2,6G3 hu rye, 5p0f bu harley.
Lead'fs operators sA5 s'le1e 'as 'c"'tJ oec't
more foreign inquiry nero LOT corn auflh4 'l'c
oast ten tnSs tllat, IN a!y other ctHal tc b1t'ca
, 1879-03-25


1fOG rRODUCTa-Wcra moro active than on
Saturday thuliilh the u,asAut was generally quiet
0nc, mil confined to thu local trade. The tcn-
t1cncy was downwards, In sympathy with logs, tho
receipts Of which were lsrgcr linn many opcrntorn
hat! expected. Liyrrpool quoted an advance of I'D
per IT. lba In lard, und decline of 0a In sonlo
ctltr Of ncatsa There was mol muc't original de-
man,1 l.urc for any kind Of prohnct; the trading
Rerncd to bc mostly lot 0f changes over ffon, Dg
month 10 nno.tcr, ut current differences as tns
chnrges fur cnrryng.
MEsa P1nx--Decl1nel lnH01hc per brl, and
closed 10c below the latest prices af Saturday.
Sales wtFe reported Of o, 100 hsls scltcr April at
STU. .0aeD u. o1ts; III. .51' bsla acicr Mny at
so. 1a,sG110. 70; and Q, 200 btls so1ler Juno a.
SO. 2hf1 TO. 10. Tual. III, 100 lrls. Tho market
clase 4tcnly at $40. 0g1 for cash seller Marcl,.
S1f OK tGfihU5 for Artil, Sf0. f6fDl0. !fss for
May. nna go. 23@ lo;27!i fot Jano. Old pork
Primo nleta lnrk Was quoted nj Su 0o0u.1d, md
cxlra nEine ut 81. .3GtSso.
LA,tu-l'ecned :fk7!;c ner 100 lbs, and closed
DC lowcs than on satut.lny. snies were tc1lortyd
Of :t tat cs aellcs April 1t gu. i7t4Geui iD oU
Jnne 1t ST. d.:1. Total, co. 1;o scs. Tllo
lnnrket closcl tntne nt sa.a7 for apnt OF AelleF
MarcI, 81. 37.i 10 for April, So. 4tU. 47 for
Mny. anu 81. 5.A OIL ii for june.
MEATa-Here less Rctlvc md averaged easier.
was little, change in otler cuts, though holders
mtlet probably have made cnncca*!Dia 70 ollcri
snleH. Tho reported trlt,snctlunH included zoo
boxes shhullefs NJ 81 H0 lhD n0n l1s short rlbt
at - 77tsM+. 70 for April. u: poGat.t fnr May:
Gss.0; mud 9V0 tcs swcctpickcJ hama t1tI lIs) nj
Ttc. Tho following were tho cluslllg prices pei
| 100 lb1 on the leading cuts:
, 1879-03-25

The following Instruments were ilIe4 for roc.
ord Monday, March ~:
Clrt PROPERTY.
Erie n, ~ II u OF Tuwnsend VI, 9 +, 4sx
100 II, with buildings VI aMd III, with
ether pruuerly, datcd Harcil ~ William .
L. Iuity to Ella d. nay,.csl -. .....,.3 1900
WaErrn uy, II " cur VI Fall IT . +. 1ixl:.i
Il, dalel MaIch - tAlaslur IN chnncety
to Chat!ts i;otlBl.......,..... -. -, !, 210
HoutA Park AZ, ~ ti.lU Il n Of Gahb H. .
I, 34sll0 II. with uthtr pfupttly, tlateu
sutch Is tlIcnry slufbett IL FRED tier
BcIte.i ". ::.:, /. ii iiuiltat u, I, .5 '
xlal II, dated March ~ l3tineI Porter
II George y. TrUrlc9tl ...,... ,....., 1000
I.at uH htsget bglMeeA Genlre ~ nnd
ThspDp It, uud Iva II IT Sixteenth u,
81. .hxlaats n, improved, .!ntu4 March
lsHiot1l!cll MAutel t0 flugtut llalaef}. 9,C00
Asclut Nv. near JDiles u. II " I, ..ixlhD
II, dated Mateh Il tEawIn It. Willard
fo JOIN u. u hhttt}...... ...........,: 1000
Archer AY, a4Ils the aboys, dated
Nazrt ~ tJQAn Al, Whlta u Anu VIII .
Lu Muyua w. l054 Il v ii lioyre av,sk
*u1iG! II, improved. dated March II
, 1879-03-25

UNAS-WAs lisa nct1Tet Atlt ndEtef, SaIGS WaFG
III tons ut $40. .;kYln,; ~ por ton on track, and
$l0.h0 irpc on toard car.
nlrnnLISAs- Sales weso 10 tons as yt1 90.
kuoHrs-Saie was aatte 0F III tohH At SlO. 80.
Eolss- -stEAt.--CoarAe waB nominal ut $i..n5
pcr lon an truck, and city.grouNl do at 81 .750
" sTleiS II III III 'W,tsAr-was fairly acttyc, and irrcs.
n!1rly stronger Tho market for May delivery I'D
ya,ccd l!setl,ic, ana closed ldoliio higher thnn
Saturday, willie April closed 5ic higher, thu AZ.
fefelcu between thu twu widening 10 4sac. Tho
cafly masHut was tang, London being quUted
cascr except IN casgorn IN cosst; but prralc MI
ttrr stle VI Tho AtIautlc, willie SONS rather largo
ou}lnG oslrrs were received Aerc fron! the sea-
buattl Tcsc orders worn for Mar. and tho a1a1l-
IN prices ahpse riotcd Nav iurk reportesl what
ncgsc!ea. md our receipts were somewhat larger.
tgl wcal,et The feelils was. l.iwaser, fas from
hcnR reauy. 4 Rund many references were m!lc
tn nIescnt l'o,atio7s ~ hung toa high, for big
not few luokcd confidently for I'M uctiVo
movement at ussm higher quotations, linn
regard to ,l,s psoiahlu s'wcgat u tio April DO.
lsrsics. 1nntt Ut which will bs ade nns wook from
to.day; hut no anc accnstl 70 layu nny very vol;
xvi! y ttauiil i Sars!!, % saa tsst @s.! q tio i:
tl!l..ederd leceInts clusvd at nlAc for No. sas,d
kabs!c tof No. = xh ! 81 5c,sst q xt Ma,.a It
Seller stny uk The itull II, TIM lratpg. i OpeMt1
ut ~ &C. drcliacd 10 .a!sc. advanced to pl!.t, md.
essn. esx " s ssIst sf ia 1p' @ s sasy s ao
WIZ ' t"pstIsS u sssf sso y g. s.
Ui.4c. Inta!, jH. .uo ba. :.
Wtsrka WlkxT-ssles wero 100 bn No. g red at
Sl.91; 4o Iu Do, winter @ @ssee!p1s, ~ IT oohc; nnd
, 1879-03-25

tChar1cs Tollc IL Peter Ttedemsntt, ....
West Eric At. u H.10 II " nf f!osnt II. Z
I. .,lx x1:s3 II. Improved, 'lalth March ~
.ichnrIcs 1;nny t, F. I, Flants1.. :. -.
Nest Twentieth, ~. :.D0 II nf Lincoln II.
nj. ,51ln.i It, tlntcd March 91 IA. llMt'
tiuget To Charles schnnbcckh go. .,.n
Paulfna 1t. Iii It = Of West Van Dntcnst
Ut. 24xla5 IT. dated March ~ tGllmath
SfrnnR ~ Emlltc ~ strona,.. ..:..
1lewe* it. l|'a II ofssqItll ar., y {. 80 &
10 alley, improved. Hated Mnsch =,
tJohn 'fnomae tu Mary !. frnnsy,. -.
Tc.t Washington II, IS t " IT Ada 4. a
I. 2jxl.O It. with building No. 4G',
William {. i,eyaoids'. ,,...' "......
u,own Il, .,.t0 Il n q. Weet Twelfth At, "
I. n5xi00 It. dated March g3 master In
chAnccsy 10 r H. Gnffncy}.... , ....
NORTH or ct1y t.lM,rs. wlTHiN 4 rApius
}ltLE3 Of THE eruAr.HoubE.
Barry av, AMI II " OF Lake yle,y, ,av. II I.
b0x1HG It, dated March g.. ts!astcr in
ChAncery ~ Ellen kus'ts} ....,....4,
, 1879-03-25

L0N. clear. QnUtc1 at ST 30 lU0ee and S5.OU
bUxctl; CuN,herlands, 81. oot5: 19!s boxed: long
cnt hams. Tt{ftai4c; Aweet pickea hh1ns. TEo7ilc
far III IL Ii III average; greeu huns. a33GG1iC for
snmn averages: green shoulders, H.sc.
Ilnrnl, siInseu al far sllonlders ideIzic
for short rlbs haftc f0r stl1rt cIears, Ba{f5Di4c
Tor hams, all canynsctl and tnCknl.
t;KEA~E-.Nuh qIutcil ut 50. 0lf15. 30 for No.
6fawN.
llEEF r1,DnCCTS--Wcro firm md quiet at
81. l,t s. ii ror cls. 81. hsD. IL for cxtra mess.
md SIT. 75fh1H. 10 for tn.lsa.
rAiIuw -Wny tlulut ut ua.xlutsc for city and OF
GDUt4c for country.
, 1879-03-25
corn QUOTATIONS.
Tile following arc the Chicago quotations for
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

To the TF1sttr1 Assotiatk1 Ptsff.
New YoRk, A1urch 2.-GoYernmcnts were
weak. ..... .
Dar silver l07; snbsidarsls!lver A@1 discount.
Railroad bonds were active.
State securities were dull.
Stocks were irregular, but In the main weak
and lower, until near tho close, when fractioMal
reactton took place, the market closing fairly
atcady, Tranaac.tons Were 125,O00 shares;
19,0ab Erie, 1900 Lake slore, 7,1D Wabash.
D00U Northwestern common, 10000 preferred,
7,UU0 ii. PauIB, 1900 Lackawanna, 0,0W New
Jersey Central, 5000 Michigan Central, 4,Uo0
Ohio, and 7,O00 Wcstcrn Union.
Money active at 2Ql7 per cent. closing ut I.
Prtme mercantile paper, 41fG21.
stcrlt,lg exchange, sixty days, weak at 485A: !:
sttri,t ARTk
, 1879-03-25

The Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy rcposts III
creased earnings In JANUARY of $5o,at,
Tho Chicago, milwaukee Il st.. Paul Ratlroaa
Company makes tho following report Of opera
slona for tic year ending Dec. 8l, 1878:
t,rnss cArn,nps ,.,..,,, 81, al. 7a7. %
Gross expenses {lnclud[ng taxes>.. 4,11!. jill u
Net earnings. ......t.ns''.S3so oods 7o8' ~
Deduct Interest phid
ls,s Sc, 1876, 730. 80
Less interest anu et'
ehhngu received l3' sao.ot n 1oo nm IN
$1,537, 154.o5
Dividend at 3tf net
cent on Preferred
stuck. paid Oct. H.,
1SiH.......... 42Bt 161.bU
Ditto to he paid April
''' A''' - 49, ''''-@e..e-- -@ $50, ,6e3. 80
, 1879-03-25
9.0;,1b:1. no
2.0:M1.fl:]
2.on79.60
3.uufti1.u3
CATTLE aAi.Ea.

1IUHS-Ncctivcd lnffnE Hnhlny md Monday,
20, H0O; snfn0 tlmo lnst week., 7,Nfl1 The fact
Tint the receipts wcsr considerably larsor than any
feeling. The market opunct. dutl Ut aDout &c 1t
frpn, sAinrAay's fvures, hnd soon 4fonpeh nnuther
nc, Mt which decline buyers t1ok hoid freely, mud
mon ID prime bacon grades sold at 81 5irf13n5,
antl pour 10 choice henry grades at 3d. G5@sf ~
skpH s01l at 53.D00eI6O. The market closed
weak. ......
, 1879-03-25
MOVEMENT or WHEAT.
Tie following shows The secelpts anl ship.
1nollts pf Yleat lis i,Olnts unnlea yestcrlnr:


IN NEW fONK YESTERDAY.
MANcM a,,-Itecelpts-Flunst 13.9t4 hrts;
whcas 24D,..6s bu; es'rn, ~ ,Dl1 bu; OUTS 63, ,oN
bu; cora.llual, soO pks; ryc, 7,0o4 hll; barley,
ly,25U bu: ,nnlt, 5,DQ0 hu; pork, t,oss hrts;
beef, 2,G!7 tcs; cut meats, 4,S1o psKs; !ard,
2,3l0 trs: whisky, 3TU Iris. $500.
Ex.nrts-For tosty-eght huurs-Flour, 5000
brls; wheat. s1,UO0 Dui eorn, 117,O00 bu.
SWINE IN rllE UNITED STATES,
The Commissioner vi Agriculture furnishes to
tLe Cum.mlsrca' kelurt Vi t!ts city statement Ut
tho uutlber vi hogs reported Us On haul a. the
beginning VI lhe Year. Tie figures show3am H.
csguse Iu thu thirteen Western hacking Htatus
, 1879-03-25
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Government Bonds DoWn-.-Foreign E1-
change Domoralized.
Chicago Banking Qufet.""Ihc
Stock Market Depressed.
The Produce Markets Irregular
---Hoqs and Provisions
Lower.
wheat stronger..-Hye Lower.-.other
BreaastufIa Steady,
FINANCIAL.


-
-,,~vaNvrr,r
-
,.n,.,o., ~ orrotrs in tl,n Government
, lne ora, sonuu uro,,s roTse ] Tcro we're ycstcr-
dnv inrre salcs Of the 4pcsccnts, md the price
uuf :s"nt. y, oot< rhcso sales arc believed
to bo mnlc by heavy subscribers, who arc liabls
IN .,,c ~ Gov uuycrnmcnt On subscriptions Of mich
larger amounts than they l,avc hitherto been
able to dispose Of. Meanwhile tic popular de.
mand Inns greatly la!en OIL ~ a, ,n's s'.,,,een s.o
afTnirs much lower prices arc 1rec'g pteaietca
for the +peres ne'e,s 70 "ss', t ,ss "a nn' aU .nn
the older Issues even .1c W y. LOW n.' ".,' W.
1eo' IS better nvss'msss, ,a nressn. nu market
W. .,.a. =. ,bo a.nor,rent. "a down.
.nn ~ ,no 1,o ,,oe rrsoyer II lie market
~ooe,rot1 tbot ,v,utd scrm to he tho natural |
.anr.n ~ n,,n,at,o,,s to fol,ow: hut it IL no
.o.r ohenrv.t,o,, thnt t,,e moyeuents of Will |
s.raat nro heronf1 eYn,anntlou vhcn It becomes
a~s,sna r9,o sooa ot 1sl,7 tcr1,ned from 1O9 to |
1o,s< .ho k.ooa nf 1Sfs frnm 1{f15 to 1D9, the |
nv 4. ~ 1as1 from tfra1f tn 1o3s!. the new 41s
f,a., 1nt ~ nat tl,c I.rcr.centa frrm fUk 10
nn,I nv, w., rurr.,cy n. frotn 1n1k 10 120sf.
Eo-o,rn erc,,onro @vns wcn,,. The rise of
,,on.u r. rer ccnt dcmoraltzcii she murkct
,y ~ ;,od, ,rchan1c nj mn tIu,o noar,y uu.ala-
NJ. Tn f7hicovn thc ofyerlues Of bills were
o'e. - -. n. ."s.s s.,n ~. ,,anyy stor,tnv rr,tr
,,a @ w. "ao a,,s rro,o, hi,a wcak NJ 5ealx
r, gs %rs f,n,,ano for stes,s warn as5
aa% auo sassI In NV ynrk Tho nr,,,o, ratrs wcre
au aor,1 ~. ,a1.l Ths cos,c1 rote. for .tcr,irr-
sosa 4ea sa s.s ias,< rrsrrh hsntera, l,l,s yerc
r,s,l woae ao1 aaas,s XIX 7'0>s' '' "''' "''0
VIZ .as an w." ,ns.a o,ro. =. oa 1a1e rbo n,nk of
coneo's ,n NILS "saH saas ooo " ,n,ion s;,vor !.
1nsn.a sa'us1 ~ 49, 10000 aaS."tI., mr. o,,rco
1he nonuon ,,, tsmes' =. :. "S. .s', ", ,sa,,s a"
suMo itt'c il'P4ose'i!cis 10 ''Ho ~" .. .'H'o
, 1879-03-25

At the Port Of Cllicago, March ~: j. w. Wills,
90 rascs preserved pcas; ]. j. Act'rath, cases
paper hauEtngs; Mrs l.. Brninasd, cnso plrt'
urcs; +. 0oxu1cs, gases olive oil; Wilson
Brus., I case dry Kout1s; stettaurr Dsot. & Co.,
ID cases dry goods; U. X. Keith e. Co., 10 cascs
ngtiacln] flowers; n. Wright Il Co., 1 case
nyeltrs; Maet Il Arnstein, = casea hronze pow
der; Field, Letter t. TO-. cases hosiery, ctr.;
H. Burke, one-luartcr pe gin; Enrigh., Kelly
Il Colmau, one-quarter cask whisky; john Nc
Cam, IL casus oatmcal; Lyon Il ilcaiy, ! cnses
musical Instruments; vcrgho, lsuhlng Il Co., l
casc tuya; ". E. Burlock ~ Co., cases hosiery;
Chicago Stamping Company, 10 boxes ttn-p1ate;
Libby. McNcl & Libby, Jos boxes tIn-ulatc;
Elgiu National Watch Company, l caso watcll
materials, Lease White cnalnel, ! case Ficnna
limo. Collections, ST,G4.H.
, 1879-03-25

NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS, March M.-Stght exchange
Oh Ncw Yark at par.
sterling exchange, sixty days. iS0.
FONEtuN.
l.oNros. AInrcl 1i,-Consois, money md ac-
count, hi l3-lG; mccuunt. b1h
Stoeks--iseaIng, l2H; Erlt, "a; preferred,
~,
new b., lo}1a; new 4Is, lNe{i nGw IA, lol 4.
1iate Of dlsrulint III 0pell tiutktt lur ltrc0
monllls' bIila Ii 1s: Lcl0w the 1}ank Ut E,,-
glalnt rate, ".
Eln,nl Vii haiallte lut1ay, fhJ,0Op
PANS, Marct, 9i.-ttuutrs, ll0t To-.
, 1879-03-25

The following were tile receipts and ship
nlents Of the leading articles of produce lii this
city during tho forty-ctght hours ending ut 7
o'clock on Monday morning, and for the cor
responding ilatc twelve months ngo:
, 1879-03-25

Latest quotations Tor March delivery on tho
leading articles for tho last tYo business days:
, 1879-03-25

balance Of undivided ptodt for the.
The following gtves the fluctuations Of the
, 1879-03-25

Grind t'tls. IA, 1tH, l0U o. .d., 800 rs. OF. 100
Tie number Of swino reported for previous
ycars was:
1870. a.. .,a1, 12o s0a 1s7..... ....31. 7!. 400
.:s, 1Iis, lou 1H11... ~. 4i7. h0D
,:}0 HUD I0p ls70.. ....2t, 751, u0o
1h7f........ ~, U:l1, 0jO
, 1879-03-25

R0OM.CORN--Hns ih moderate demand nt
unc1nugcd prices. Tlscra arc 10 Indications Of au
advance: FIJI fact, decline ID mosu likely 10 occur
especially II the acreage should he largo this Rprins
an,l some DEALERS think It will bc. We quoic:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-16
SHERiFE'S SALE.
DYvTRrUE OF A DECREE AND ORDER

DYvTRTUE OF A DECREE AND ORDER
of Sale issued Of and under the seal Of the Hon.
Second Judicial District Court in and for 0rmsoy County
and State of Nevada the 4th day Of January A 1879
Judgment in favor of Robert Livingston and against
c. Dorsey ami Maggie P Dorsey defendants, for the
Of $3.50 principal Of debt and the of 81 SO in
thereon to date Of judgment rate OF . cent
per month until paid, and the Of 259 S4 counsel fee
and costs OF suit taxed at $40 80 and accruing costs in
the of IS 60, and all costs which accrue by
of sale, etc all in United gold coin. and to
directed commanding sell certain real property set
and described in said order sale and in pursuance
thereto have levied upon and will expose public sale
between the hours Of and p. to wit, at
0u TUESDAY, THE 2Sth DAY OF JANUARY, A. d. 1879,
ordered the following described property: All that
tain piece parcel OF land lying and being situated in
Carson City Onnsby County, Nevada, bounded and de
scribed follows: commencing at point on the north
line of Washington where said street is neIsected
by the section line between Sections seventeen and eight
az and IS) Township l3 north Range 20 east and
running thence west along the nOrth line of said Wpshng
ton street to point hundred and feet west
from the intersection OF Washington and Minnesota streets
the north side OF said Washington thence north
hundred and feet thence said section
line thence south along said section line hundred
and seventy feet to the place of beginning together with
all and singular the tenements hereditmens and appur
thereto belonging i'll wise appertlinng
S. T. SWIFT,
Carson City, January 4, 1879. Sheriff.
, 1879-09-25

Guar. y r. Coon was requested to
,.na the chair of P G w CT. The
Grand Lodge adjourned to meet at
Itnica. November 9, 1902.
BY the personal labor Of the G W
CT, Nathaniel Curtis, there were
twelve lodges in operation at the
meeting of the Grand Lodge in No.
vember, viz: Break of Day Lodge,
No t, at Varna; Asbury No 5, at
Lem,jng; FGccville Union, No 6, at
Dryden; Fountain, No z, at Slater
vile. These were in Tompkins
county. Rising Star, No s, at Van
Ettenville, and Washington, No o,
at Spencer, we're in Chemung Coun-
ty; and Maine Law Lodge, No 10,
a. Peruyillc; Rising Sun Lodge, No
II, at Mclean; and Union No II,
Speedsville, were in Tomkins county.
Among the members thus brought
into the Order were H P Barnes, DR..
Chas S Miles of Ithica, and Garry
Chambers of Mclean.
Continued
, 1879-09-25

APPROVED SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL
HOMEsTEADS can be located upon any
lands, either single or double minimum
lands, subject to homestead whether tim
bered or not, and having the only first
class paper IN the country, have made ar
engagements with the following gentlemen
in Western Washington:
a. Macintosh. Seattle,
John Il. Wheat. Olympia.
G.. Morris llaller. Port Townsend,
Henry Jackson, SnolIOmisl City.
Who will have on hand, ut all times, my
scrip for the accommodation of these de-
string to purchase, at the rate Of 1925
per acre for sos and 1908, and 1915 per
acre tor los; fractions special. Another
fraudulent class of script known as floats
can be gotten at much less rates; but no
title can be given. and is, of course, not so
valuable. A deed can be gotten from the
original applicant OF any land located by
script purchased Of me, as in no case buy
from other than the original homesteader
and know where to address him TOR decd
II one be required Full investigation is
asked tlat the worth OF my paper may be
known. Call upon or write amy of the
gentlemen named above, who will sell yOu
the Talbot additional homestead scrip
which will ensure you patent TO your
land as well as "A perfect title, and also as
cheap as you can buy it Of me.
d. II. TALBOT,
Gcnn Land-scrlp and Warrant BroI,er,
Sioux City, Iowa.
, 1879-09-25
DIRECTORY.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
GOOD TEMPT A RS.
GRAND LODGE OF WASHINGTON AND
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Officers (:

NAMES, OFFICES, p o. ADDRESS
y. d. Hill, G. w. c. 7. Port Townsend w. L
Sist l. Calvert.... W V T.. Seattle,
W II Roberts e w Treas Port Townsend
Allen Weir. G W Sect'y.. Port Townsend -
y Porter. .....G A Sect'y... Olympia,
F. Kennedy. .G S Juv Tenn. .Kamilchie,
Rev b j sharp. C Chap. White River, "
W Colkett.....G w Mar 80. Coupeville, "
Sist L McAlmond. C d NJ. Dungcness, "
Sist A NJ Kinds :. G Guard. PIT Townsend "
Jno II Carr .... & Messenger .... Lopez,
z Calvert .... &c Sentinel .... Seattle, "
W. Raybould &c. Coun.. .Nanaimo, B