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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

We infer, from the statement OF
toe Advocate that the 2. b's carried
tae white boxes and the Democrats
the oolored boxes, that the negroes
didn't fuse worth cent. They are
beginning to think Tor themselves
and are tired Of being led round like
cattle with rings in their noses, By
white Office hunters WHO mean no
good. Four years from now, when
we shall again have a new Governor
to elect. taey will have become so
well satisfied with Democratic rule
that they viii in tenfold numbers vote
with the whites against change,
Grecnbackism sis dead as a door
nail Holly Springs South.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

oLook here, Mr.. Gilhooiy, you
have been telling me nov for q whole
year that you would pay me for
those boots. Whit do yen think
about it nowf" "Wtll," responded
Gnhooly, good naturedly, u shsula
say that where there is 50 much
smoke there ought to be some ere,
Il am afraid not, Mr.. Gilhooly. I
think il will end in smoke" % 81
glad, for your sake, that l am OF =
more hopeful disposition than you
are" RESPONDED Gilhsoly, moving
the previous question.-Galvsaton
News.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

When poor Irishman ley o. bic
death bed ono Of his friends came IN
to express his sympathy. He tsoh
the poor mans hand and said, vitA
evident emotion: "Pat, ny boy, "
must all OF US die once" fke sick
man turned over in = disguised fraa9
ofmind, and replied, "TAats jRlt
what botbers me. II We could onlS
die half a dozen times ] wOpldRt
worry about this"
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

Rev. J T Cunningham, at the Methodist
Church, 2ni sabbath az night, and 4th Sabbath
in each month, at II o'clock A. NJ. Saba
School ats O'Clock. A. ~, every Sunday. N
q. she'll. superintendent. Sunday ScAool
MISSIONARY society meets every 9th sunday
A. PARK President.
Nae-J. n. CmutHers Pastor Of The Presbyte
riau Churea. isl Sabbath To each month, and
a. same haaT aad at night
Rev. Nr. arc at the Baptist Church
tst san lay iu each munta at II clock A.
sabbath school % 3o'cioes, a. 3d., every sun
day M Ncst Superintendent.
Union Prayer Neetny az the Methodist
Church every Thursday niKht.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

An English lawyer went into ,
bqrber's shop to procure wig. In
taking the dimensions OF the lawyers
uead the barber exclaimed: "WAy,
how long your head is, sir" "YS,"
replied the legal gentleman, I'VE
lawyers must have long heads" The
barber proceeded with his yoostioAs
but at length exclaimed "Why, sir.
your head is as thick as il is lougW
Blackstone Rinoed.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

We have been credibly informed
that a couple OF Mormon-preachers,
all the way from Salt Lahe City, have
been, and are perhaps noW preNeAing
the odious doctrine Of Polygany in
the county Of Prentiss Il may be
necessary to adopt the Georgia plAA
for this case, and invite them 10
leave, and 60 to a more healthy cir
mate.-Pleader.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

A terrible tragedy vac Oaaseee
last Monday night jnst on the EDS
Of DeSoto county, and about tSsnsy
miles from this place The following
are the particulars About midnight
Leonidas JoyneT, who had retired
tor the night, was aroused BY bic
brother, julius Joyhef, vho came
home drunk aud entered the rNom
where Leonidas lay Leonidas ailnd-
ed to the condition and habits sf BIS
brother somewhat bitterly. There-
upon julius denied that he was druAk
and dehed Leonidas to test the mat
ter by trying to put him out. As0-
midas, in his night dress, at onee cot
up, when a most desperate encounter
with pocket knives ensued between
the brothers. When their mother
and sisters rushedl in, alarmed ~
the noise, they found Leouidas lying
on the porch ia front OF tho door
dead, with bis throat eut, Z stab
through the heart, besides . nunbes
of other ents and stabs, any Of which
would have proved fatal. Julius w.
also stabbed several Etimes 10 The
A.casl but may rceover Both meA
we're well known IN this county. asd
the tragedy is uniyersals2--rsgretled.
Leonidas Joyner was asteady, quiUt,
hard working man; Julius is Feok-
less and quarrelsome wheA drinking.
Holly Springs Advocate.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

Said Horace Greeley; "Ihcrc is
nothing easier than TO edit a black
guard newspaper, aud nothing mule
difficult thap 10 Get newspaper free
from foulness and blackgusrdism
Fish women apd bar roomlo loaiers are
skilled in the art of branding epiiheis
and bcspattering each other WITH dr.
ty words Ii requires no brain 70 do
this. but it docs require holn heart
und brain TO punt 9 newspaper thas
a decent man OF woman eia reed
without blush.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

When a young mad brings bic
girl a half pound Of earsmsls fear
ounces Of chocolate cresms . hslf
pound ofsugsred almonds, and dozea
squares Of tatfy, and she eats tAen
all during the evening, it is the Tefy
gall and bitterness Of hollow mock
cry, when he is leaving for the youhe
man to lovingly whisper 10 the deas
girl; "HappY be Thy dreams "
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

Tuesday morning, we heard the
firing Of guns in almost every direo-
ton. II reminded us OF the skif-
mishing between two armies. Ibe
sportsmen were busy shooting .ae
Wild pigeons on'this passage South.
It was a pleasant but not very Proht.
a 6le sport. The birds lew too high
and not many we're brought down
Pleader.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

Corn Is now selling in this vicini
uv for 50and so cents per bushol,
notwithstanding the prediction sthe
eroakcrs u the fall, that il would
be a dol0ar a bushel IS this sgiiag
Il il not likely o. go much higher
than il is uow-lupelo journal
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

An exchange says that Of the 900
young ladies attending vasssr Col-
lege no tive can agree as to Whist
they would do in case they saw
bear. We may be sure OF one thing
however-they WonIdn'tpermit thsll-
selves to be hugged. unless the bsaf
brought good references.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

Fhis T. q world Of strange contra
dtg,ion- uae woman is unhappy he
cause SIZE isR't married, and another
hccause she is, So1c men, also, are
unhqppy eeiorc marrige, aud a great
dgal mare SO afterwards
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

There was a perfect blaze ofexcite
ment at the courthouse about one
o'clock Tusday, which was produced
by two accidental shots from Mr.
Preston Fants s pistol. The first shot
struck Mr.. A. X. Wooten just behind
the ear, and the second carried away
portion Of the index finger on Mr.
Fants left hand. 1t was thought at
drst that firing was done bp Ephriam
McKissack, colored Judge, at the
West Holly Springs box, and his
conduct Justify the belief for as soon
as the pistol Cred he jumped from q
window and ran across the street,
closely followed by an infuriated
crowd of citizens, who were bent on
avenging what they conceived to be
to an attempted murder We are
glad to note that Mr.. Wooten' $
wound proved slight, but a variation
Of of an inch one way would
have proved fatal while an l the 9th
or way would have missed him
Holly Springs South.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

"IIave you seen my daughlet'sheW
baby 2" asked a proud grandmother
Ofa neighbor "Yes, it.sis : hand
some baby but how very. small q
lis" "0h, lhat's not sufprisina.
The doctor who attended Der was
home opaihista
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24
AND COTRAGEOTs Is DEFESsE on THE FEOFLE,s RIeHrs.
OKOLONA. MISSISSIPPI, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2l 1881.

No 4i3. Mrs Laura Waller. tt ai
sect, dismissed.
Beard OF Supcrv.sorsl
No 5ll vs p.s.,i.s,d
james Amctt
Board adjourned ull lst Ion3a,
10 December, 1881.
JOE RIED Plcst
+ 2 MEDLIy. Clerk.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

OisOioun Medical Association.
Meet. tae fast aud third Fridays Of each
month,
j. n. QBEzs grost.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

Preaching 3rd sunday 90 each month At q
o'clock, p. by Rev. q. O. kne9ra. AZ ~
Methodist Church. Prayer meeting every
Thursday night.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

An Atlanta detective, while on a
hunt for tbieves, had lis pocket picN
I'd oil a fue watch
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24
civ Directory.
UonrsIOF Trade.

The Board of rraae consisting 1.-THE princi-
Che business men the city, hold regular meet
inrs Masonic Temple building I'd Wednesday
ofsach mouth.
ELoN EzELL. Pre- sident,
u. A. MUKo0CK, lst v ice PTest
z. Il. SADLEH, 2ud Yice-Prest.
A. BkBBlrr, Treasurer,
~. E. BgNEY. Secretary,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24
Uiue- aud places for Holding
Courts in fhc FIRST judicial
District.

Ii, u, ,onnty of rishamiugo. on the "a Mon
law in January ana July, aud continue six
I, fbe eouaty OF Alcorn, on The 3d Monday
,rT..gtrr wand Iulv, and continue twelve davs.
f, tIa rasHtr.1t paratiss, oH tLe ist Mnudav
of February sud August, eui continue twelve
lavs.
tr.-lt- saI AH-asI ani e'HfiHar eighteen
1aaiy of .tavam1s. 600 U- "a Non
tay iu March and september, aus continue six
IN t1s souat, at Iouroc. oa the lth Monday
In April and October and coutiuue twenty
our days.
In the county of Chickasaw, lst. District
2nd MONDAYS m April aud October and con-
tinue twelve days; and in the 2nd District Sd
Mondays in March and SepteH'asvF -~a eoat'"~e
''E'''''' - ouAxcEuY COURT
In the county Of Tishomingo, on the ith Mon
days of March aud september, and continue six
days.
IN the county Of Prcutiss, on the lst Mondays
Anril and October, and continue SIX days.
tn ths ouunty Of Aicoru, on the "a Mondays
,fApril and October, and continue twelve days.
~ the county Of Itawamba, on the 4th Mon
d.v4 Of April aud October and continue six
In ne county Of Lee, on the tst Mondays OF
Nav and November, and continue twelve days.
m the county Monroe, on the lst Mondays Of
March and September, and continue eighteen
days
ia lie county uf Chickasaw, lst Districl-5rd
Monday 90 May and November, and Continue
six days; aud IN tie "a District ith Monday iH
Nav aud November aud, eantinue twelve days.
JUSTICES COURT
OEOLuNA BEAT
Ja.nos Slaughter holds court on hrst and
tbi-s SATURDAYS IN each month Egypt.
Iu-ice White holds court on first Saturday
at Okolort IN the Court House.
Mayor B1ieuhamer, on the 2ud and 4th Mon
days Zoo each month at 0koloua.
HOUSTON EEAr.
3uslce White sii on Efst and thrd Non
iars CO. sch month.
bE4T 2.-Justico Steene holds his court
Il HoulEa on the "a Sats-1lyin each month.
bBlY EUHBEE FuuA.
Justice u. 7. Allen, st la tho first
Iaturdsys Ia each mouth az Meals store, and
on third Saturdays iu each month at Bneua
Yista.-
Justice C. Orr~m ib4 % 3uariay 90 Buena
Vista, aui at Meals Store ON the 2ud Saturday
In each month.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24
AFaleAN HfrnoDIsT

Sabbath School at g O'Clock A. 81. every sun
day morning, g. b. brown, Superintendent
Services al n O'Clock A. A.. and clock, y .
each sabbath hy Rev u. 70. Wilhonru
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

The Nalional Prohibition Alliance
will meet ct Atlanta in March.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

F5.tof Oranges OfChiclSnsaw
COumtys
,,aerrra WIFI VIE NAMES OF MAsrER AND
sKCRErARY.
Chiekasaw Couuty Grange, No 90.
Meets Isl Saturday 10 January April, July,
and October. w.. W. A.
w. Pcdeu, sec.
Buena vi Ista Grange, No. la2, meets hrs'
S,turdaviI each month AZ O'Clock. W.
Couch, Master Wm. Ford, see'T'
sndam Grange, o.asS,
Meets ith Saturday 10 each month,
jas. G. bishop, Master, Johu G. Porter secy
soetahoma Grange, No. 20Ti
Meets 2nd Saturday in each month.
N. W-st Master, Geo. Dillardi see'y.
huAa.a Grange, No. 2JI,
Meets saturday before the BID Sunday m eAeh
muctn,
4. " Toward, Master. J. q. Blue, see'T.
yhuquatonchse Orange 80. 4ol.
Meets Saturday before the znd SUNDAY 20 eaon
month.
Waddy psasn, Master D. ". Pedsn, see'y
uoulka orange, SO. 1875,
Meets saturday before the ard Sunday DO
each month ]. z. Thompson Master, K H..
H0bsoa, Sec'J.
Oxolant Orange No. 2l5.
Meets 4tn Saturday 10 each mouth, J. >.
FraEse, Master; ". A. bearing sec'Y.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

Caickasaw' Lodge 10. 40, huIds regular
meetings on thl 2pd ani fiA Wednesday nights
30 each month, at = o'clock.
w. J., BAsElS, Diet.
a.. VI. SAVAGE, Reporter
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

Onicers OF mississippi
CONGRESSIONAL.
Il. =. senators-L Q. G. Lamar,
J. Z. George.
REPRESENTATIVES,
nist-H. L. Muldrow,
anH 4" Van u Manning,
R-d II. ID. Money,
an %. r. singleton,
5th C. =. Hooker,
an -. +. Chalmers.
STATE.
Governor-J NJ. Stone,
Iieut. Cow. III. Sims,
Sec v. OF State-U. @. Meyers,
Auditor Sylvester Gwin,
Au'y. Gen .-rh0s. G. Catchings,
Treasurer-W l.. Hemingway,
gupt. ofEd.-J. A. smith.
COUNTY.
SheriH-S. 4. Wilson,
Chascerv Clk.-E. r. MedlIn
Circuit Clk.-H. b. Lacey,
Tretsurer-T. G. Lyon.
AssrSsor-J. 4 F. Thompson
Coroner 4 Ranger. W. AoName
SUPERVISOR
1st Dist.--Joseph Read,
IA %. =. johnson
srd f" ~. b. Sadler,
as A" r. /. Bean.
STA -. A. Lewis.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24
fsFlttsOGa.


Rev. j. p Young At the Methodist Church
10 ukolona, Mas, every sabbath at II A. N.
and 1880 p. N.
Methodist Sabbath School at Methodist
Church every sabbath at lOA.N.
PRAYER meeting on Wednesday evening at
80 o'clock.
Rev. q. 50. Gordon, Pastor Baptist Church,
Okeloua, Miss. Preaching every End, Ord
and 4th SUNDAYS, at II A. n. aud Z = Pm.
Prayer meeting every Thursday night att \
o'clock. Sunday School every Lord sday At
ajz O'Clock. peus free. an are invited to
attend
Presbyterian Sabbath School at Presbyterian
Church in Okoloua every Sabbath at 1890 A. ~,
and Preaching every first and third sundays in
each month.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

Exypt mail arrives every day lercept sun
das.@ Al u o'clock, and leaves same day Il
O'Clock, ?. ~
aad SATURDAYS, az ] f., and leaves ! p. u.I
same days.
10 Pontatoc, leaves Houston Mou Jays and
Fridays at 3 a. m., aud arrives Tuesdays ant
Saturdays az ,. m.
From tircnld1 % Houston arrives Modats
aavs. Fridays aai SATURDAY at p. M, ami
ava. M. each week.
NJ Poiat, arrives Tue sdays aud Saturdays
al 12s o. and leaves I b. "a. same days.
Rssss 81 C,inmssion charged for Mouey Or
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24
pmcers Of stf'c 'sr'sogr.

p ..teg, but Dardea, Fayetts, Jefferson eo1ntI
Oporsr, W. II. 81. Durham' Lexington, Holmes
Iatrrs-. ID. B. Boone, blarrIils, frnnuasi
s.srl-i. J. b. BAILEY. Lake tat on, Aowtpu
al Jas. Williams, Okolona, Chiekaaaw
Cb.Biain, D. b. Hii, Palo Alto Clayi
Treas. III o. Dixon, Jackson, Hlndsi
Sec'v ". l.. Williams, Rienzi, Alcorn
a. k.K. G. Galloway, Pont0ioci Pontnioel
ls.ea. his. Mary l.. Dardon, fayett2, Jefferson
pemopa. Fannie Willis, Aberdeen, Monroe
Plnra. IS L. j. Robinson. Forest, Scott
has. II. A. Ably, Por; Gibson, claiborne.
TWO MEMBERS tx. COM.
j. q. Afford, Jackson, Kinds oopniY
n Il. smith, Verona, Ice county
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

HousroS ROYAL AEgH CHAPTER, No. %,
meets drst Saturday at2 O'Clock P. ~, in each
month.
TN. MARTIN, II. p.
J.A.PUEEEY, sec'y.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24

Justice c. Or~ou th4 % 3sariay al Buena
Vista, aud at Meals Store ON the 2nd Saturday
In each month.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-24
JUSTICES COURr


Justice u. 7. Allen, sst 90 tho first
Iaturdsys Ia each month az Aeal's store, and
on third Saturdays iu each month at Bneua
VISTA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-21
WALL STREET TO-DAY.
Advance i'm Stock Prices.

NEW YORK, April 2l.-The l:4O edition OF the
Ectntng Post says in its financial article:
The stock exchange markets are active. u. S.
bonds are Is lower for the As and otherwise
4a11 higher, but otherwise the market is only
steady. Railroad bonds while irregular are
generally higher. the rise ranging from !. az per
cent. The latter Indiana. Bloomington a
Mobile and Ohio hrst debentures are up 2l4 TO
SsH, and Jersey Central incomes per cent to
S. The stock market In the early dealings
was irregular and generally lower. A special
feature then was Reading, which fell from 5Ss4
TO 55'a. but has since advanced to 57H. At the
fell TO 9I2s nom sss4. The remainder OF the list
fell lsal1s. About II O'Clock the whole market
became strong, and prices have since advanced
4a2A per cent. the latter jersey Central and
feature, opening at 81 and rising to 81 on
PURCHASES OF less than 200 shares. Interna-
tional and Great Northern has also been fea-
ture, and advanced from 69sl to Slk on pur-
chases OF less than 5000 shares. The other
notably strong stocks have beer Pacific Mail.
Western Union Telegraph. Milwaukee and
st. Paul, Lake Shore. Michigan Central,
the coal shares and Indiana Bloom
ington and Western. There is still
much diversity OF opinion as to the course OF
interest" In the market is kept large. Well
street is already afflicted with "crop dis
patches" and from now until July all manner
Of reports about the crops are to be expected.
In tie loan market money is In good supply
on call at 4ab per cent, the exceptionally high
ceptionally low rate is per cent Time money
is freely offered at ~ per cent, the quotation,
where the collateral consists or stocks. being
4a6h. Prime mercantile paper Is 5a5K per
ct MT. The market for foreign exchange Is dull
ard steady TO strong, but at rates which war
rant gold imports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-21
The Star ROuse Frauds.
WHAT POSTMASTER GENERAL JAMES DIsCovEREI

WHAl hh ubNEhAL JAMES DisCON EkED
tWashington Special ~ r. Tsples.)
At the Congressional Investigation IL was
shown by Gen. Brady's own testimony that he
deliberately violated law in involving the gov
ernment In pecuniary liability largely In excess
OF the speclflc amount appropriated. thereby
threatening deficiency or nearly 81, ,000, ,000 IL
was also shown that this threatened deficiency
was mainly caused by the Increased compensa-
ton awarded favorite contractors, one route
having been increased within 60 days after it
was let from sl34 0G0 to s2?s. 600, and it is now
known that the expedition" or reduction OF
schedule time for which the $l65 900 increase
was awarded was never performed. Postmaster
General James took up the Investigation where
the House committee stopped, and has sue
ceeded In obtaining evidence that will estab-
l.sh beyond question the fraudulent and cor
rupt character OF the star route MANAGEMENT
during the past four years, and which Will al
the same time confirm the suspicion that GER
tain prominent officers had not only guilty
knowledge OF the methods practiced, but were
oenenciaTtes OF the corruption fund freely used
70 further them. IL has been ascertained that
OF the s. 600 regularly appropriated for
225 star routes for the last 1sca, year, nearly
s., ,000, 600 was awarded for service on 80 routes
controlled by favored contractors leaving less
than s., goo 900 for the remaining 8, 132 routes.
II is believed that at leas- $500 900 was dis
trfbuted among the star route group during
the last fiscal year, the government, or course,
receiving no service whatever for the amount
distracted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-21
JEANETTE RELIEF ENPEDI-
TION.
Program for the Cruise OF the Mary
and Helen.

SAN FRANCrsCo April 2l.-The naval officers
composing the Jeanette relief board have CON-
pleted their work ana submitted their report 20
the secretary OF the Navy. After reviewing tho
course which IL was known the Jeanette In
tended TO pursue and the circumstances under
Wnich she was last seen. the report recon-
menos that the Mary and Helen should leave
SAN FRANCISCO about June l TO arrive az Herald
Island the middle OF August She should visit
on ner way Petropanlovskt for Arctic clothinr
uos sieos ana DOG food; thence 10 St Michaels
10 81. Lawrence Bay. 90 the East Cane 70 cane
Senozekanen, 10 Jolninsin Bay and to Herald
lSisno, tnencc TO the southeast coast of
WrsDgell Land 10 seek for Cairns or other mo-
tices from the Jeanette and TO exarnine the
coast for winter harbors. also the COAST of
Siberia near the Theuktschi y1llaeeS IN
necessary the steamer should winter
at some haro0r at the southern or
southeastern end or Wrangen Land, or on
the Siberian coast. ss near as possible 10
WraDgell Land. SO as 10 make sledge journeys
10 the east coast OF wrangeli Land, and should
not remain at the Arctic more than one winter.
The instructions should be given subject 70 the
discretion OF the commander OF the relief
vessel.
The Mary and Helen is described in the re-
port as new anc strong, with speed OF S knets
unoer steam ana fast under canvass. She rs
the only vessel that could be procured for the
purpose that was specially built for Arctic nav
lgauon, and With some necessary strengthen
ing she Is the best means In the reach OF the
government. The report closes with an ex-
preston OF belief that the Jeanette should be
considered safe until news OF a disaster is re-
ceiyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-21
The mArkeIa.

BALTIMORE. April 2l.-vireinia SKIES. consos.
60; DO 10 second I serie,, s7s; do past due ooupon,.
gALI iM0RE. April 2l.-cotson dull-nidd,,ns.
ssss1 Ssss To-
s;S SSsi isssI M Y lower
& % MsS efsssa als;a :Ss g
sSs s !% H.1 snss.s:ss s. sSs ss1sf SsiI
anIstH1efned, SSiee 0d duiRlo fsssass% s.ssess
%Sisfs qSe idssai TO- ' frsirbts to LIVERPOOL fsHs
per Pss steamer quiet and UNCHANGED: Roceipts-1ouI
oushels; oats, 747 bushels: rye none. ship
ISsss2 SS,., 0 roc 'u:he
NEW YORK. April 2l-stocks strong and
acsive; asa Money. o: EIchAnse-lons. 4si; abort.
NEW YORK. Aprii 2i.-Flour steady ana quiet.
Nsr apened p ana generally hsner but s'eSe eSe
ana
pr. y.ssnre to cell dec ineo * per cent to 65S. ''e
LONDON. April q, 1880 p. m.-u. s. bonds,
rnortssse trustees csrtifcates, @ % ss HdsnaC % and
Great Western seconds, 29h. Erie. AN. New York
L.
3O1<
= LONDON. April q. 2:so p. m.-Ailantie and
65s1. Reading, 29h.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in New
York to-day st 2 80 p. M. as reported BY n. II.
Dodge. OF 6S9 18th street. by special w,re -
Western Union. lles4; do. new stock. slh: New
York Central, l43h; Lake Shore, l2sH; Michiean
Central. l06x; New York. Lake Erie and Western.
46A; do. preferred 86A; do. seconds. l026;
Delaware. LAckawannA aud Western. llSk; New
Jersey Central, 9SA Delaware and Hudson. l0S4,
Beading, 57h Northwestern. 1921 do. preferred
-; st. Paul. lily; do preferred. -; Wabash
and Pacific 46h; do. preferred. S92S; Union
Pacific. ll1H; M, &. and T., 46S; Hannibal
and St. 10. 67x do. preferred. l0lX; st. Louis and
Iron Mountain. 66h; Ohio and Mississippi. Az
DO preferred. No,;;n Pacific bs Nal son; @ O. and
preferred. 72h; San Francisco COM, =; do.
preferred. =; do: frst preferred, =; Central
Pacific, S7; Rock Island. 1857; Chesapeake and
Ohio, 24h Louisville and Nashville 92h Nashville
and Chattsnooga. 7s Ontario and Western. S4.s:
Manhattan Elevated. slh; illinois Central. 1861;
bonds 49,; -; G6ieSaso, Gag Burlington yn and Quincy,
Omaha. e; do: preferred. gl7 @. 9. and T.. s6E;
Sss STie.ns Sst: ooi SO.i. S. ONO Ssusrsr rsc
Closing Government Donds:4ks. Il3AsIl3k;
coupons. 1. .13ha1 l3k 90. l.Ol s.al 0lx ooupons
0sEssl o25S; 6's. l.oSkal.04 coupon. l.0SXs