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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-02
PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

ANN, ARBoR, Mich, April ~, 1870.
DR. RADwAY-Kind Sir: | have been taking your
Resolyent, Regulating Pills, and also using the
the abdomen which he mos 3eminent ph ysicians of
our Medical Collel pronounced incurable.
They were like X lots on tree. When was slt-
ting in a chair they hung almost to the floor, and
nv weight was 275 pounds when commenced with
your remedies, and now it is 2i0 pounds, but they
are not all gone yet. have taken twentyfour bot
ties of Resolvent. nine of Relief, and twenty -four
boxes of Pills. 1 get the medicine from G. Gren-
will. Please send me your book False and True "
MRS. g. KRAPE.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-02
OF Il I 6LLTS CTTOJULt OUIttJ
Rdd,cau's Resident.

BEVERI Y, MASS, July 10, 1908.
DR. RADwAY: have had Ovarian THmor in the
oyaries aud bowels. All the doctors said there
was no help for it." tried everything that was
recommended, but nothing helped me. saw your
Resolvent, and thought would try 1t; hut had no
faith In 1t, because had suffered Tor twelve years
/ took six bottles OF the ResOvent and one box OF
Railways Pills. and two bottles OF your Ready Re
lief aud there is not sign of tumor 10 be seen or
felt and l feel better, smarter and happier than
have for twelve years The worst tumor was III the
left side OF the bowels the groin. write this
to YOU for the benefit of others. You can publish
il IL you choose. HANNAH L. MATT.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-02

Tomorrow is the day that standard
prints will be sold at Hugh Murray s
formerly II. G. Wlvill & Co.. for cents
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-02

On motion the fire and water committee
was authorized to advertise for bids for
laying water pipe in accordance with an
ordinance passed at this meeting, said bids
to be presented at the next regular meet
ing for action OF the council.
The mayor appointed Eugene Lewis,
j. T. Browning and s. FL. Vielee direct
ors of Moline Public Library for the term
of three years from July LIST. 1878. Ap-
poiutment confirmed by unanimous vote.
The mayor appointed w. j. Eutrikin,
G. Piper. j. W. Morey. L. Dunn aud q.
r. Grant, as members of the board of
health. Appointments confirmed.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-02
RADwAYs REMEDIES.
HEALTH! BEAUTY
The Great Blood Purifier

Every Drop of the SARSAPARILLlAN ,kEoOI.-
VENT communicates through the Blood, sweat
Urine and other fluids ndjuices OF the system Tue
Vigor of Life, for it repairs the waste "a Sne
with new and sound material. Scrolula, Syphllls,
Cousumption Glandular Diseases, ulcers IA lne
Throat Mouth, Tumors, Nodes IN the GLANDS ana
other parts of the system, Sore Eyes, otI
DISCHARGES from the Ears, and the worst forms OF
Skin Diseases Eruptions, Fever Sores, Scald Head,
Ring Worm Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Acne, Black
Spots Worms in the Flesh, Tumors, Cancers in the
Womb, and all weakening aDd Falnlul Dlscnafges
Night sweats, Loss of Sperm and all Wastes OF the
Ijfe Principle, within the curative range OF THIS
wonder OF Modern Chemistry, and few days use
will Lrove any person using 1t for either OF these
D.ms Of disease its potent power to cure them
II the patient, daily becoming reduced by the
,astcs and decomposition that are continually pro-
resting succeeds in arresting these wastes, ana
repairs the same with new material made from
healthy blood-and this the SARSAPARILlIAN
will and does secure-a cure Is certain; Tor wnen
tion and succeeds in diminishing the loss OF wastes
its repairs will be rapid, and every day the patient
will feel himself growing better and stronger, the
digesting better, appetite improving, ana hesh
weight increasing.
Not only does the SARsAPARmLIAN REsoLvENT
excel al! remedial agents in the Cure OF chronic,
Scrofulous Constitutional and Skin Diseases, nut
1t is the only positive cure for
kidney and Bladder Complaints.
Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy Stoppage of Water, Incontinuance OF Urine,
Bright's Disease Albuminuria, and in all cases
where there brickdCst deposits, or the water Is
thick cloudy, mixed with substances ike the WHITE
of an egg or threads like white silk, or there is
morbid, dark, bilious appearance, and white 6one-
dust deposits, and when there is pricking, burn
ing sensation when passing water, and Pain III the
Small Of the Back and along the LOins.
Tuplor of IL Years Grototh Cured "
Rddtpau'S Resident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20

ga'' 7 t. 'r'iss 5000 'n bush week iss'y
LEY steady; sales l5oeo &C. bush dd m Tworowed
charitable. 3sc; $4,000 bush No and No Canada for ex
port, private terms. BARLEY MALT. quiet steady
CANADA PEAS. nominal. Sac. bond GREEN PEAS,
IS tw obushei BAG CORN he lower moderate trade
export no closing frmer with sales at outside quota
' Unsaasd western V MSsd 45a5so No Sis5Sc
steamer Mixed 52a4 a53 c Old No. B0ic, a1oa Steamer
Yellow 55c; White Western. 532c steamer Mixed March.
June so &c bid 55 oc asked No March, closing 5ic bid,
57i2c asked do April &c., closing 5'e bid ssac asked:
55l4c bid, o6sc asked OATS nc lower dull sales $1,000
bush. No. z, 34atd35o No White 36iac. No. l. 354;
7assc Mixed Af state s5aasGc White state ssts
sS@er sTIy active 20 H. ssoas$o 10 co H. si5sso So
cepts increasing demand limited prices declining Marrow
81 67d$l TO- Medium, ST. 65dSl 20; Red Kidney 81 100
So a.; White Kidney. ST. 65Gsl TO- Pea 81 7O0sl 70
Blacks 81 75, ali choice.
GUNNIES-Quet. unchanged; Domestic Baggng s'a
l0i2c
HAY AND sTRAw-Hay fairly active. steady Straw
quiet quoIe: North River Shipping 6Oc; retail quail
45G5oc, and Short ana Oat, 40c, cash. -
HEMP &c-Very quiet; 1000 bales o, Jue Butts ex snip.
2a4c gold arrive; Manila Hemp, 6a7c; sisai, s05sci
Jute, IA 65Lse., all gold.
HlDEsQuie,, yet rm sales 200 Dry Central American,
200 Dry Tobasco private terms We quote Buenos Ayres
Grande ls'aal9c Orineeo l9alsc California l9dl9ac
cruz i61 i6c; Tampico I62al7c Bogota l6d Sc; Maa
cabo 13l2d14c; Bahia IL 2d1ic Puerto Cabelo and la
GuayTa, IA L2Qljc Caracas l3dl5c. Payta l22al4c;
Campeaehy lS'2Glic Tooasco 42dloc gold; CITY slsgh
HOPS Rather quiet moment especially for export
DO Wearing 3d6c Old la5c California 1871 l2di 4c.
LBATHER-Hemlock Sole, steady. fair sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
nnMISrlC MARKETS.

BUFFALO Mar,h Ig-fpur In fair demanl sale, OF $50
100 bush No. Nh asss sPE2s and 500 bush s,, S 90
Lard % Pdy "a [rs t' car. Ordinary New at
4lq7c 250O bush by sample al private terms oats nom
waite ,crHi hye Inactive moderately acive quoted
inrse :, 75as5 rorE steady Mess aud short Cut ;o SO
aSii Clear. s2asl2 90 Lard. bbls and icsr 7+@I .c
7@ %s @ shoaess SG5 se Dried Beef ii t@c Mgh%ges
dull gaoe at - 3s s ~ "r cy no aoaG receipts
Flour. 800 b9A Wheat 1000 BUSH Bio Corn 2t Hs
200 bush Railroad Shipment p9a y hI DJ' M MaiS
900 p Sssh R S 2o 90 S SES C' o''
cmcIGo I9Tionr steady aud upoh,nged a., Wheat
s. lo Regular 81 o. cash and Mash = Q! Sss.
sSasGc Corn unsettled generally lower; opened strong
and higher closed a. n'S pISss 81 &C. cash assh and Ap
27c May ye steady and unchanged barsy s'cS an
G 9g y so%s7 22 ARni NH May
Whskey steady aud UNCHANGED p o. At the close Wheat
easier easier Am ID q ~ Nav oats dull weak lower
2 esh and AS GS nay, l r5 * a % Ts9 n a aH
and owc u l5ss AP 81 ssnS - Nay Wtea
steady Win i ir demand Rcd - oeti H. good
s s R at da a g' s s. 6ay
M Srf g@i T,. and ma sa ss a.
4 sfi ia fa'i ks S ' 7sSTe qlS qas but dT@
s snSa sSod aa cr G csaf p G $ s Clear
Whisky steady aud hrm a-si o3 Butter aIm and aG
common s. ioe$5 80; Light 81 50as Isl lacking * IS
dS3 30; Butchers. - oOdsi hoc'iP'S' 'oo' "'"' sP
ments 400 hOd. ..,..u, ,v,oo,
lower !: Extra White Michigan 81 2s7ldSl -; No j DO,
81 90 Corn scarce very hfm; No. Yellow 46c Oats
strong: Ic bI for White Soc bid for No MiXo,
clover lower moderate demand AT 81 20 Receipts
-Fiour 29.uOO bush; Com, 600 bush;
Oats 1000 bush sbIpIaents- 1000 bbs' Wheat
"a 90 BUSH Corn. 500 bush. Oats none:
MILwAUKRE March ~. Flour quiet wheat opened hin
and s,c higher, cgsei, dun No. Milwaukee Hard
81 i5 do SOFT Al i3 No . Milwaukee ~ 0oii March,
81 Osas April 81 OSas: May, 81 Osls No dor ~ ~
Corn scarce aud nominal; No. . 43c oats quiet, but
steady No 9 26c. Rye steady No. l. 55c Barley quiet
and neglecied No spring nonnay 5ic. Provisions IN
good easier Mess Pork - 10 cash ~ 30 April
81 80 Nav, Iari-Held firmly ~ 20 cash 81 % May.
PM ,DrlPIIA. March lg-Petroleum nom.ualy iI'.a
7 Refined and 9gG:Ae for Crude Coffee quiet bu
stea,iy Bio I3G Like Lagnayra. loo; Java. II a22c all
gold sugar strong 10 7d71 for Fair and Good Refining
Cuba In r request ana steady NJ lO,c fI
Cut Loaf, Crushed 0a,c. for Powdered 9Sc Tor
(;ranulat.d ana 9isc. for Moasss nothing doing
Flour IN far Choice Minnesota Bakers but
Medium and Low dull and weak IN prize nam
nesoia Extra Family Medium. - 25rso 81 y; Good 20 30
Choice IS Is Fancy - 7o9sS % u oh"ce a. AZ
s lucky ?"'d DO "a DO, hS WHEAT 81: Patent do DO.
Choices, -. Iye Fi0nr neglected. at S3 20 ass 80.
Corn Meal Jes Sn board BuclSasa M.a,
Red partly smuty. 81 2s Western do ungraded VI 2oS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20

sTEARINE-Quiet 75-17asc Prime 10 Choice
9ad9sc; Powdered, CSC; Crushed, 9c Cnt Loaf. lOc:
STANDARD "a" 8sa3c; Raw quiet unchanged sales 100
900 bags Centrifugal S Fair Good Refining 7asa7 5c
Prime, 7sic; Centrifugal 7'saSpc 49,
TEA DmlL depressed both Tor lines and invoices
1876 i2alsc 200 Pennsylvania do sa20c 80 ohio do
steady sales, $50 hlds In the range Of 3 aal II -
vi Wii1 Iti,,N E"in moderate sale late prices
WOOL-Messrs. NaDger q Avcry's Circular OF t.o loth
inst The condition Of the Wool Market since onr last
been eedingly moderate for feects grades appear
~ have but little than X while xxx Is slightly
a 70 grade IL separately The best lot Of Medium Fleeccs
more firmly held than other grades but There Is very niue
inquiry for it Lev grades nave reahIa owel r,ane
pove,nent appears quito remote California Weos
transactions during tho month have been Of limited ,
spring and Fall rather inferior me ., trade is
in Francisco with considerable interest ana various
views are entertained 70 the prices that WIN oe pau io
WOODS Oregon WoosT1e lack Of demand ior uesc monis
has been noticeable during the caused Probably D
the desire 81 manufacturers secure cheaper soch
WoolsThere Spring In his market
Woois at reasonable prices Western Fall however Is In very
large supply and though pressed for sale by holders cannot
very cheap secured stock but ncvertees manufacturers
will not take hold OF them Territory There has been
have more slowly stocks email Foreign Wool
Capes sold moderately while but little has been done IN
from Australia direct viii probably go on the market
from London auctions which opened the 26h u.
We quote Domestic Fieeces Ohio and VT.
gnia xxx and Pickloek 44146c; Xxx 4244ic; X 42df3o
S2s55e; New York ScssS INDIANA INDIANA and Wisconsin K
36asc X. No 9Sd42c. No. 2. 3Sa36c Common,
s2Ssss cemens Iowa vs5@Sns and 5 aDd
Missouri Kentucky aud Tennessee-M Fleece 37g12c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North Rirer Vessels and Railroads.
TrLsnAY March 10. lS-
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY, Mdrch ~, 1915.
AsHEs-In moderate sale Pots 4l2d4ac: Pearls 59sa6c
observation-disclosures quiet; Western aud southern Vel
"BRo0M coRN-Modera, ely active steady; Far to Prime
Hufi 2c Medium Groen, 5i2a6c; Red and Interior
BUILDING MATERlALs-An Brick have been rather
So dsverstraw Bay s5as5 50 Fayorite Brands
s 53S 81 fISn5s sa%or 81. 9S Yard Piso
delivery Included Sos hshsr on ordinary s5sSS on
sG 81 m POrs S s. fS ae q abea s fSSn e
al IS = NJ iCr oargoes. Lime dun. lower state
Dbl eargS RATE S9ssSs t'6 OF az
beT have steady moderate sale Win late prices
s9srayy sifsay GsisI Special cSTsoe White H
SOss sSS$S a %s 6 E T {geES oP4I Ran
cargoes SIS 5oGs Nj ordered do 80 "a GaTs.es
~ A ASH s5Sdsse' OAK SIS asio Maple, s5Odss5
psienf Sc Asmansine T. H. and is ounces
al5?s Paene AZ ~ asd i5 Moa
ses Shoobs 80 inches with heas 81 76G$ S. sugar shocks
Sh gad sox * sRcoS Rum sSoc3 Pipe
shGoss IS e h@py nssh sS fes DO HS
C0lDAGE-UnchsngCd Manila Coriage sizes above y
isc. do. and eihread Il and Sie in diameter ISc
S SG Bo wh hGpf n na i aTsd %aSa i2c F
Manila Lati Yarn j 2c Ssal Rope sizes apo' Thread
II DC; DO 9thead = and sis in diameter l2c Iarea
s SSar tsiS HaeRe de- S ? Tai Sd Aen I Yarn
lie; Fine do, 2ac. Navy oakum, Size. L. : Navy Do
CHIcCoRY-In demand at 5a5lac. gold for German and
t6RIIA kinds Dull prices somewhat irregular no,wi,h
Ss SnIH si4 50asi3;s Liyerpooi Gas d. $lOasll
Newcastle do. Casting. 81 75dSj :; Provincial. Sia
sl SO enfrency Pennsylvania and Westmoreiaud Gas,
Is 5Oa So West Virgnia do, 50 So Cumberland Broad
top and Ciearfed s4G$4 80 Anthracite 50 z5d$5 49, by
CocoA-Q Quiet scarce Caracas 17a19c: MaracabO, %
Ia3ic (;uavanuil 1SWlSLec: 81 Domingo l2c., gold.
COFFEE-IO qniet, unchanged liaIlc gold for cargoes
arrived with SECS bags; STOCK ~
nrs hands 96861 bags in Baltimore LOCO BAGS
S5out sready sales 100 bags Laguayra ex !;
bags dO RANSOM" private terms Java 20 2u2l l2c
Maracabo and L3guayTa l4017c gold.
COTTON-Dull unchanged, on spot Good Culinary, V4c
Low Middng, lO',sc; Mddhng Cpands 10 &C.; sales 33J
bales snnng delivered contract 600 bales Receipts
al the pois l6441 bales against ,lS7 this day last week.
9j Futures more active prices opened EASIER
but closed as point higher sales last evening 10000 bales
Today-Frst Call-May 1890; June, HOO; July, ll.u9
August l5; October iO7G November. 1907 total 300
bales second CaMay 1892 total, loo bales 1hird all
March. lO9O MAY, 1927: July ll.l6; August, ll22
total 500 bales. March At 1888; AII !os2qI9s9
Nav lOS9a TO- 81 june lO99Gll.O7; july 103d IL! Z;
August, l1.l4QlE2l; October. ll76GlOl9; November
lO67 800 bales grand total 4slUO bales Failures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20


DRUGS AND Moderate jobbing business
only pces without material change OPIUM jo6Dng Io 6
T. pseSe i SASH sSt % nesnsd caJhor
on TspPs@a q SSssg 40 d in s.s y S
do vi lemon - 5ogs2 ~ gold do Borcamot 50 5S
s. 30 gold English chemicals at 8 l5gsl 20 for sal soda
$ "a for B cnb al gold Bleaching Powder 81 S5e
CLloate POTASH goid Quicksilver 4sa6oe c4fb
FisM~smail sales at unchanged prices Msckere, sl7a
slSfor No 30 50asl0 for No q Cod IS 2JGsS 30 for
for new do boxed Herring l7c for scsed no
Eas!por Hsng s 81 RGa9d Round dO 70
FLOUR 'AND 1EAL-FL0UR.MaI fairly active;
Ia Instances 5ai0c advance Medium aud Choice grades
supeTne good request for export and local use
s sss s hcf SS So Tor the SS
inees s5 s5 bbs sIPeTns 81 s5s+ 80 mainly - 80
So % or West Indies $500 Dbl Low Grade Extra 8 80
s r. psqSs zoo o SR wn II 5So &1 as
including 1000 bbs Indian 81 20 LOCO bbis Illinois 90 75
.Sso ss; s. ,aSadD e 1873 sSs
Ssss rs OF the sales Il 200 bbIs were for export
and 81 81 Common to Far Eaa State 81 80
, ~, ran 70 cheee - l5e$S 90 Common g Coco h5a
GOOD Extra ONO So Good 70 Choice s. 1895 7S
8 Hs Pse sSas S e. sS
nSSs HaTa to Il Sg asirs Il Far 10 Good
60 2oas5 so: Good 20 Choice FANNY rs ass market
eess I'9SGTsnI as @s s "Ss S
E sr s vs. Fair to coc g sS IS pG SGe 20
W.T. 1uiet "a
$50 bbls SuperhDe, $3dS3 BUCKWHEAT FIOIJK
dnIl heavy; IL 25dsi 30 per 100 b.....CORN MEAL
quiet unchanged sales 400 bbs yellow weston, a. 500
q so Brandy sS9S 10 400 sacks Coarse City per
100 n.
FOREIGN FRUIrS-Prunes sell pretty well at steady
price; other kinds moderately active Ias rather TsaG
81 So; Valencia 61c.; Currants 4isa6c New Turkish
Langnedoc i9d2Oc. shelled 3Oa35c Princess, 4Odi2c.
Walnuts S1Il9,c. Figs 7Ri2c; fIbers 620l0c; Brazil
Nuts c sardnes l92620c for half boxes, and l2al3c
9E g soEes by SacS Hssea
81 co. 1000 do do, Oranges Sass 10 In poor Order by
sall direct.
GRAIN-wHEAT market unsettled Futures scarcely 30
spot opened steady Spring shade rner for Winter
closing Tor both Winter and spring with fair
demand partly Continents business after Change
checked somewhat by hrmness OF h0ders sales $4,000
BUSH, including $4,000 BUSH, No SPRING 81 2Ol
81 81 No spring. 81 25$l 2e IN store and aoaI NO
Chicago 81 234QSl 2S2 NO. Northwest 81 27dSl 27i2
No. z Milwaukee, 81 27haSi 20; No. Northwest, Mwau
kee Minnesota, 81 33aSf "a Winter Red Canada, In
bond 81 81 UDgraded Winter Red 81 34aSl 81 no. Win
ter Red 81 50 No Winter Red, 81 371 81 80 Amber
McIga II 4o Winter Red state a 81 ungradsd White
White q 45asl 49, No SPRING March g 20, closing
q 25 bid g zS, asked 90 May q zssas "a closing
q g na 9 80 asked do April y 2;s ~ 2s CLOSING
no winter Red. March q 3sa closing y 80 bid DO
steady; fsr expert inquiry Sales 1900 BUSH Western.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.
rnnnpEa% MApK L.-Ta

LIVERPOOL March ~ -Pork-Eastern dull 80. West.
b car a, 20 Cd Long Clear steady AZ 27s short Clear
steady at - Cd HamsLong CUT dull a. 80 shoulders steady
liz; Prime Mess duli at So iArdapnme Western
spirit. steady 90. Roam Common dull at 3; Fine
steady at i5 Fiour-EIra state steady 81 whesl
spring steady ~ 10 a. HS &C., v Sprtg s'sd. ~ W. ~
New steady AZ ?5id Cotton seed oh-feIIow American
IIvIRroof March ia-I23op. Cotton easier but not
quoiably tower Miidng Unand., Id Mhdhng Oreansb 81
tom and eITsTt hsSep 81 bales incaGinr bales
Ameean Future, partially - e9eapr 3gsn@s Low
MldlinS clause, March md APRIL ieliycry. 5s,padi
upands. low Miiing clause July ard Augn,t delivery.
81 he receipts Of past three days were GJ.
900 drs including 81 oo9 Or. american ,o o., o.,
IIyEurooi. March 1921 p. m Brcadstnns firm; Wheat
97d.alo ID. or RCD Wc,sn spring c,,,ou 3D..
included $50 bales American. futurrs-t panis, Low MID
ding ca ar MAN, eyr psn. low Mdns
claus August and september dehysry Ssd pandS Low
Ursnd- low Nddhns clause Sew crop shipped Noyegher
at Mancic,t cf - dun ami tending down.
Iyr9root March 49, D. m-Sc,i@ni 'l'Tts' gn,'t
IoNpoN March The HarA Lne Erpys In its review Of
ha. De- n 10 Interruption he spring sowing. tho rainfall
was insignificant The ahl PREVIOUSLY 10 GOO condition has
WINTER Gown wheat although somewhat thin on heavy an
f. akng strong aud hc.lty ight soils Tho prospect
years The promising agricultural onaok ne large
abroad and the carly rcorulng ~ Navigation IN
Northern Europe exercised very drpIcssg ehrct upon
Tho British corn trade already deprived OF the doubtful sup
of which tho warke political app furnished; aud
with influences thus combined upon The side o buyers lower
nearly al varieties OF cera- and
ducc Deliveries OF Eng h Wheat from farmers al the prn
cipa markets been lighter than at any CORRESPONDING
time In fen years past face Of this fqct AMI the m
proved condition Of Grain. consequent upon The
driver aimu.ph.re. valurs have rcreded J. 10
Ter ar The imports ~ foreign Wheat Iuto London
have been fair NJ Liverpool! The arrivals have been un
usually heavy ~ both business PROSTATE.
tons Of buyers having been paa, gel by the WEIGHT 81
att
leading feature trade m France Prices there have un
dcrs gone slight Improvement. which would Indicate that vat
uc here are uethas relatively lower than the situation
warrants The actual depressing power Tor tie pment Il
the absicutn Oi iucTs from buying rather than the pressure
foreign supplies aud % scnccy possible THAI business
can remain present state ~ iuauiuon much longer
shared general duless. Lower rates
accepted articles except Oh American Maze
and therefore maintained last quota
Tons. With AZ ports OF call thc floating cargo
I'D to With some CONT
mental demand Maze advanced 3D. To ID BARLEY is
quiet" 80, ~. -..oo. IN
urr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
COTTON MARKETS.

Augusta. March 19-Cotton quiet Mdding 1oisc; Low
MSdaiins 93 Good Ordinary Sac; receipts eoo
BOSTON. March i9-cotton dull, Middng lie. Low
Miadling, l0ac Good Ordinary 0iaci net receipts.
4J6 bales GROSS 81 bales stock 900 bales
Middling lOisc. Good Ordinary 9c; net receipts, 43
bales exports coaswse rs bales sales ll5 bales STOCK
1927 bales. - ~ 49,
Low Mddinr. l0ii0l0asc.; Good Ordinary. CHG: net
receipts S03 bales sales l0u0 bales stock 1892 bacs
CNcNNAn. March l9-Cotton duh Middhng I0asca
Mdling, CSC; Good Ordinary, Ssc. receipts 1896
bales Shipments AGO bales; sales b8 bales stock, 724s
bales. -
GALVESTON March 19-Cottor dull; Midilng lOlic Low
bales exports coastwSe 245 bales sales All bales stock
53279 bales. -
LOUISVILLE, March I9-Coton quiet and dull Middling
l07sc.
MOBILE, March l9-Cotton weak Mddling, Oisc.; Low
lddling 9l2c: Good Ordinary Si2c receipts, 8S2
bales; exports coastwse, 1913 bales sales 1000 baies
stock. 40 O98 bales. -.
lF,rPIrs March 19-cotton quiet easy Middng lOisc.
25lG bales; shipments. lob bales; sales 1900
bales stock. 81, 1874 bales
NEW. OaIEAss March ID oon quiet and easy Mid.
sI,c receipts, 9050 aes 9SSj bales exports
The Continent, 1859 bales to the Channel O. II bales
sales. $500 bales stock 25st7l bales ,,,. ,o,..
NORFOLK. Marrh l9.-Cotton quiet Mdding, lO'se.
net receipts 97S bales exports coastwis s9o bales sales
1913 bales stock. 1903 bales. 1890 800
PHILADELPHIA March t5.-Cotton dull Middhng, II iac
81 bales 9J7 bales eKports coas"ise, 100 bales
sales spinners 81 bales stock l1il7 6ales ,o, r
Middlng 9@c GUot Ordinary, S's.: net receipts. IL
bales; l,jS6 bales Great Britain 2,6iO
bales sales. 100 balea: stock. 57,3il bales 80
LOUIS. March 49, cotton quiet; MidllinG, lOtc.
Low Mldlng 9Yc. Ordinary, sSsc; receipts, 97s
bales shipments l6Ol bales sales 1903 bales; STOCK
1880 bales ~ go
low Ming 9rc. Good Ordinary s2c; net receipts, 266
stock, 8, 40 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20

o. 49, Pennsvanis Amber on and In grain depot e 30
as1 32a; Western do 81 32ds1 32I; southern Amber.
Choics 81 3fas1 SO ungraded spring., 81 %; White
Common and CHOICE soas So Rye dull At sa1sSo for
49a52c Prime Dry Yellow and san Mixed 53ic Sail Mixed
Yellow, elevator J4a542 Oats held with increased
White Western Fair and Prime G sS
mon. ,c Good 7s4c.; Choice, Sc Timothy neglected
Fiaxseed 81 4O Whiskey steady Western. 81 06 At the
Open Board-Corn dull SAIL Mixed. Sac May 53saoS7sc,
Harcn $50. 54e: April 54d5osc June 46haase fo5
Red March 81 80 ysi s1sa April; 81 81 asl IS, May.
ST. LOUIS March 19-Fiour unchanged Whest-No = Hed
Fall, 6 No DO. 81 ~ cash 81 1881 IT, closing AZ
81 I5ias1 15ia, April 81 sdsi 1874 closing at 81 1913
M Mo- March spsprs q o. 1arh fGT May os
Is ,sSase cash Is c bid March. Rye S5se Barley
dull unchanged Whisky quiet az 81 or Pork du obbnR
80 quiet; Steam SdS7 % bid according to location
Bulk Meats dull otsof Shoulders sold at SO 40 short
Receips-Flour 1000 bbls Wheat 20 900 bush Corn A.
600 BUSH. OATS 10000 bush Rye 5000 bush Barley 2ooo
ToIKDo March le-wheat quiet; No. L White Michigan
seller May held 81 26s. Red Winter spot 81 24H
81 49, 81 10 bid Rejected Wabash 81 o. Corn dun Old
High Mixed 46c, No. spot, held at a4sc, 445c Did
loo Dbis WHEAT 1000 bush corn $1,000 basn Oats,
1000 bush shipments-wheat 10000 bush; Corn l300o
bush Oats 10000 BUSH AT the Close Wheat weak Extra
White Mchigan 81 30 Amber do, seller April and Nav,
81 263. No. 2. Red Winter seller April, 81 244 seller
May. 81 "a Corn dull Old High Mixed Acc; No 44i2c
WILMINGTON. N. Co. March l9-sbirits IurPsntne quiet at
29c. Rosn firm at 81 32% for Strained Crude Iurpen-
steady 81 26 for Hard So for Yellow Dip and So for
Virgin. Tar steady at 81 40.