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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-10

THE .SiU=T .StGie tells of a gentleman
Of high social standing IN Winnemucca
who seems, at times. 20 be endowed with
supernatural powers. 1t is said that
Lo is seized occasionally by some un.
known power, and unconsciously per-
iorms the will OF another. Several
times since the murder of Sharpe, at
Rabbit Hole, this man is said to have
written involuntarily-after tho man
ner of writing spiritualislic medium
matter relating TO that butchery, and
since the execution Of Rover, while
writing to friend, his pegasus being
mounted started out Oh its own course,
framing the following words: 81
atone for the blood Of another; it was
Il p.emed!tated design 10 defraud me
out of my interest in the Sulphur
niue. am not sorry it is SO, though
died an iguomInious deaili. l am
happy here. / will reveal moro soon."
1t is claimed that this interpolation
was wholly without the voliiion OF the
gentleman alluded to, he being in tho
meantime in an unconscious condition.
awakening. rs it were, only when the
pen ceased to move, and experiencing
the utmost astonishnent at the ap-
pearance of the words before him,
written in n hand similar to that OF
Rovcr's.
Similar commune atoms in relation
to The murder of Henry Opt, some
time ago, have been received through
the same person. 81 . ... ..
There are more t1ings in Heaven and upon
earth tisu are dreamed Of in thJ phiiOso-
pLy, HorIi1."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-10

The ponitentiary system has been
abolished in several of the Southern
States and the conSicts nre leased, TO
persons or copofationstwho Will pro-
vide quarters ahdguards.1 In Georgia
the companies hiring convicts pay the
State $il year for each convict, and
bear the Whole expense. Eleven hun
dred convicts are employed ON these
terms on farms, RAILROADS and in mines.
Ex-GoSern Browp'and othe contractors
have entered into bond to pay to the
State ofGeorgia $500, O0Oin annual in
stallments Of S25, ,OcO, for. the convicts
for twenty years from April, 1879. Inr'
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tScliircIy Furnace.

The Reno Gazette nas tao following
respecting the now furnace which IL is
fonily hoped will prove successful in
reducing tho rebeilious ores of Pcayine
\ visit to the old Creal Furnace reveal
cd the fact that this yenerated relict Of
deluded mans stupidity is iast becom-
ing transformed into one far better cal
culated to secure the desired results of
rcvorbatory furnace. The heat will
now be applied under and around the
ore, thence through the stack instead
OF SIMPLY passing over tho rock as in
the erratic creation of the missing
Creal. BY neat Monday or Tuesday ut
tho farthest time, the Schively furnace
Will be ready to reduce the ores of tho
reform county, a.. .. ErL as
The capacity of the present furnace
Is ten tohs per day. A quantity Of the
orc is nov being prepared for udmix-
ture wi,h the chemicals used as fiux.
We hope the new furnace will prove as
successful as its inventors sauguinely
believe that their process will beyond
dou3Jt be. ......
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ELKo, NEVADA, SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 1873. :.

pRration are completed. Others advise
that the positions on the straits be seized
and Constatinople occupied at once and
then permit England TO make what she
pleases of the, situation.
The Car has called out four divis-
ions OF the reserve with artillery.
1t is said the Pope intends to dismiss
the Pon.iicial gendearmes and Swiss
guarGss He will probably reside mostly
at Castle Gondolfo, village fourteen
miles southeast of Rome, in order to be
away fiom the Italian goyernTent.
The report OF the appointment of Car
d;"si simeeni as poos,fical secretary OF
state is prema,u.e.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-10

Den. Wade ns he was familiG.ly
known, the prominent Ohio statesman,
who died ut his homo in Jofrefson,
AssaDa,a County, Saturday, was in ihe
sevehty.eignt year OF his age, having
been born in Springfield, Massachu-
sets, October 9Th, in tho year 1890.
Bis parents wefe among tho earliest
emigrants TO the Western Reserve. Az
o boy he worked on The fam ia sum
mer, attended school in winter, aud
finally taught school until 1876 wiIen
he began the study OF law, being cd.
mittod to the bar, two years rtier. HIS
p,ogsess rs lawyer and POLITICAL was
rapid. He was elected County Prose.
cutting Attorney in 1885, and two years
loter went TO the State Senate. OF
which body he was twice elected Presi.
dent. In 1917 he was chosen as Pre-
siding Judge OF his circuit, and in 1861
was elected as Freo.soiler TO the
United States Senate, aud egGn in
1857 and 1868, serving continuously
in that body for eighteen years, amid
the most exciting period Of our political
history. .#I
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y"h Coicngo P"'i t;uoiy rnvs: "Jt
/. safe 20 anirm that The decentralization
OF sil"ct e'H the passage of the lie.
s"m."Hon act have COS, tha conntIy at.
mos, AS much as the war Jlo rcBnlt
h"s been SIMPLY 10 appreciate The pes.
cHasns powo, olgold nnd ltgcl tcnde,s
by tho DESTRUCTION OF all otier values.
We have tried 10 mcasu q oyc,y,h'n {,
10y $500. 900. .0JO Of gold coin. pnd We
haNo nearly r,inoG the count.y icy J. o
process"
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THR Colusa San says that A. IL. Rose
is estimated to be the greatest loser by
the flood in Colusa County. He Ind
in between 1000 and 5000. acres of
wheat, all OF which is gone, aud none
Of his land is SO as TO permit Of re-
planting. He had also dwelling.
barns. and outhouses on the Byers
point, which have all been swept away,
There was a considerable amount of
grain in the sranery, aud some fifty
pairs of harness. besides all the, agri-
cultural implements, necessary for run
ming such farm. The granery hoated
of and WAS wrecked. NJ. Roses en-
tire loss must be in the neighborhood
of Sos 5,OU0.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-10

TuERE were sixty nine failures in
New York city in February. Tho ag.
grcgate liabilities were s2.G58, Dos .
Tho assets were placed at s505, 900
Yesterday the failure was announced Of
whitlock Il Anderson, importers and
jobbcrs in wooden goods; liabilities,
sl75. COO; assets. 100000
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Wan co,utr7a,ests.

The Pos.ofice Department made the
following awards Of contracts for carry
ing the mails of Nevada during the
term of four years commencing on the
first day of next July. Contracts must
be executed aud fled before June 1st,
and all certified checks received with
bids. whether successful or unsuccess-
full. will be held by the Department
until the performance of .hs contract
shall have been commenced: v. H.
Pease, OF Kansas, is awacded contracts
for the following routes: From Reno
to Susnnville, $3.50; Carson to Auroru,
$3.50; Eiko to Mountain City, 81, $40.
Geo. Ailmine, of San Francisco, the
routes from Aurora to Independence
at 50, 1909, and from Dayton to Belville.
$l,700. w. NJ. Hill from Aurora to
Columbus. $500; winnemucca to
Paradise Valley, $40. ]. NJ. Peck,
from wnilsworth to Saltwater S7Gs; Aus
tin to Ellsworth. S7sS; Belmont to
Bellyille, SI,2S8; and Elko TO Bullion.
Siss. III. v. Nichols, from Hamilton to
Eberhardt, 1881; and Hamilton to
Treasure City, SI2o. II. w. Hite, from
Battle Mountain to Austin, $1,000; Elko
to Eureka, 81. .433; and Eureka to. Phoebe
$4,000. W. B. Morris. from Hamil-
ton to Duckwater, S720. Z. j. Travis,
from Battle Mountain TO Galena, ST.
$40. j. Il. Miner, from austin to Bel
mont, S2,9ss; and Rrby Valley to
spsucemont. Si72. Joseph Evans.
from the Wells to Hamilton, $500
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Ex-senator Ben Wade died at Jeffer.
son Ohio, Saturday morning at @ o'clock.
Tho funeral will tako place on Tuesday,
March 9th, at o'clock p. N. At tho
request OF Mr.. Wade. made somo time
since. IL will be very unostentaiious.
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...l :''i BEATTY Y ...... ..s... !.
Piano and Organ.

There iNup msnpfac,uer Of Pianos ana or.
gauh ~ this or any other country who has re-
cciyetl so many unsolicited Inducements ~ has
Nr. Beatty. From every htaie anil Territory
comes tho s,ine verdict. "They are the best In
the world" Illustrated ADvEkTfsER. (Ca;a
l0guc fditinul FREQ. Address. DANIEL y
BEATTY. Washington. New JERSEY. OCT
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Tho Carson iPesi oi tho % says:
by tac morninb train yesterday ooo
g'and invoice OF refined bullion y,s
received fiom san Francisco for lle U.
$. Mint OF this city. 1t consisted OF
900 bnrs weighing in hc0ggrego,o 2j3,-
2I6 ounces fine, tho valuo Of Nh,ch is
S305, 1876 90. : stsHs r..aI-
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CoMMoDoUE ID. CuRris, a f,rner hity
ycnrsold was shot ilTodgh tho heart
and Killed near Mount vorntn. lad,
by his sicpson, aged Thirteen. Cunis
was tying 20 murder his wife IN n
didnkcn spree. and the boy got a gun
nHd shot him. -
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OR KIN TIN

or ESIEr DEscRIrrtos PROMPTLY DoSs. IL rHE
BEsF STYLE oY THg Ant
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HAnny Midnsbs, editor Of the Cnaon
AWeaf, 10 confined to his house with
threatened attack Of inflammation OF the
bowels. hi ''l.it' "lir h.H
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..-. -.u9 -Hft 4ta laIfT. la fai
FIGURES FOR BUSINESS MEN
.... s.EaI-su Il gafoa ri laini7 81 80
Isl -sa,. ExPERIESCE. . Har
THE NEW YORK
FE IKsGRAN CE COW "

= PURELY MUTuAL-Eo srooKHoLDER
Dividends Annually, and applicable
the Iss-,sEcoSD r6a and subsequent ysarI
aromioms, Ul ID; s3a.Es .uj
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Ad,.rti,Ipg Rates Ia u. :. CoinI

square 40 Lines S0nparieI Type or sps1s
Equal. hrst insart4Ou ...........ss 90
Each Additional Insertion. ! 90
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A liberal diScDani from the sboyc rates 70 reg
lar qnHrtahy ziveEtL-,rS.
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ASSETS OVER ss1, 900, 900.
Income ss,ooo,ooo Yearly.

The History anG Condition OF this Company,
January J.. 1885, were In brief and in round
numbers, as folloys;n ..t r. #
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bs1DLoTiai ~! ia 10 ,Isi iiaT 1.i
-sflk 10 ii1rA-o1 1l5 ~ e:aaos g.s ri
.lirT 70 saFsrssi 90 3xtlaius. - ,.1oas
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Our Only Authorized sgentt

a. w CRANE. No. 32S Montgomery 81,
nan Francisco, Cal. solo a.-cit fpr the ELEo
lNpEF'SDbSr. ~ authorized To contract for iu-
.srting advertisements for 80 our la~cst rates
n s1ti1. oricrs !sit sitiI Nr. Crane EIII receive
o. roinpt EtLrntiOD -
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.sea..a ID, % aos.l,s,o cav ba
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business, 1875.

a. L. euRNEY. Agent.
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,vIsITINa CARDS,
BALL CARDS g.iW :

,ffltif Z ;5i9t .tsEDs4IL
.uHsa,1T obi ~ lHlsl,s.l
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GovgnwoR BRADLEY left tho Capital
for San Francisco, Friday.
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,igu oyiihi.l lL-luslio saSoiiol edT
i7gss. e4n aeiiind I9Slis 10 lo1aq
.Yn..l.l.
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And We arr. nov pryparsd to a.

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Latest p-.iE.s Iary,.. .lA 1.EA..,.si 80,

lJ--i- 1aJ.il s.l 80 .itri s.d ji.p
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-10

In ST. Petersburg tho exitemcnt
against England has constantly ioacas.,
ed till II las reached fovor beat. Sew
eral prominent journals openly advocate
war with England and insist that the
blow shall bo struck before British pro.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
COAL TRADE REVIEW.

From. The ErqfeItHO 1nd Mptag u hldi, IefThAfy 10
There is hut little to be said Of trade in
this article. ~ united in saIlnz tla husincss IS az
dul ns they have over seen IT, Tire coal on fhe mar
kct, is still keeping he prices at which business IA
being done considerably below circular rates. Ia faci
after careful cannot that prices have
nj an Improved during the past Two weeks. and there Is
feeling that onc lot OF coal Is soid another IA
pu anoai, making the pros ecs ci continued harmony
IN tie combination not very promising. Already we
notice frCliag of distru-i among hc Collanle. but
not sufficiently developed 10 in'Ac'Ie ealiy trouble:
On the lst proA SIR. /. \. Quu'nrd viii cease to be
the General stcs agent 81 ti. Pi1Gr!Dia ard Reading
Railroad Company. lie win not. however leave the
service Of tie company i Il rcpOrrd iHt h Wi 90 20
Europe the .aIuOsc ~ .urneiug De iiroauca"n OF
ihr clinpany~ coal ia foreign countries.
The production of coa last week shows f7nF or rs
conIlr,d wt lie correspondence week cf last scar and
1e wees endiug February .. II Wa. for Toe respective
week, Is follows: @191 II tons, 2.JIul tons hd 49,
gS3 tons. The production iprc January ] has H~'n
800 5sS tons ~ a.alns; l46p7OJ tons Tor tie ike
prIiud Of ls77 shoa ing loss ths year Il D632 Tons
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company shows an IN
creased tonnage fhis cf about 9l.G0O tons; the
ShaiOkia and lykcus valley districts GbOEt ,Op aud
ll the others loss, Reading sIo"ins alhhg on ol
about $1,000 tons.
The foil1giog Is tac ccmparatitc statement for the
week ending February ., and years from Jnuuatv !:
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON. Feb 16.-Tbe Economist says: Money u agnn
months bills -
per cent Inccssant fluctuations have marked me eous ~
and have Iisen and iaLen as u
appeared likely that ie Russians wonld NOT mis-
their The eject Of the fluctuations has ncth 10
severely. ~ The close thrre ~
somewhat better feeling chiefly on runners of German
medisti0n silver Il fiat at 80 81 the saies from Germany
having recently been and eIpTts from India CHECKED
10y political fears that tie demand for remittance 10 cur
tsilch
IoSpoS, Feb IG--l230 p NJ. g. foads four and han
per cents 1O3: TcafortIes coupon 1852 New nyes ~
Enc Halfway shares, preferred, 20 Illinois Central 1894
New Jesscy Central, lb4. - n,
LoNDoN Feh lG-e::il ?. m-FTie Railway shares 9'c
IlliiGs Central. 73'2 NewJerey Central. IL Paris al-
vices quote Per lOy francs 81 l. eennes
Tor tne account.
IONpoN FeS i6-4 n M The amount o. bullion with.
from Bank Of England 1n balance today II
go9.NnG
IGSp0y Feb lG-5 D. m.-Paris alyiccs qrote five Ter
CEN rtutcs ~ 100 francs ccntiucs fpr the account
FAEIs. Feb. l6-kXchangc Oh London - francs IA coz
tunes for short sight
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
w W. HANLEY & Co., 80 Broadway.
we Railway ana Ainlng shares bought AID sold.
DAKOTA SOUTHERN RAILROAD

FIRST MORTGAGE PER CE::T GOLD SINKING
FIND BONDS Original ISSUE, seGo,oo0. CAN
CrLFD BY THE SINKING FUND, $4,000 AMOUNT
NOW oUTeTANDING, sJ5s,OoO. BEING AT THE RATE
OF $4,000 PER MILE OF ROAD.
THE DAKOTA SOUTHERN BALBOA D runs from Sioux
CITY Iowa. TO Yankt0n the capital Of Dakota distance OF
G2 miles The road has been completed and running hye
yea and during these years OF business DEPRESSION Tie net
eergs oter have each exceeded by moro
than 81 per the amount required 10 ray the interest ON
s dt mortgage bos while the eaingS fr 1877 were
tao and half times greater tlan the interest Is enro
Loaded debt Tc S5J0O0 drst mortgage bonds are the oaU
indebtedness company We have sold during the pact
two months $500 oi these oa leaving oBy 5000 a
th.- Il, ne rar, When the balance soil the company VIII
e qrt fraa haafug d-b We auorf1-t - sHu
ts rrfnauiag 90 cent, aud accrued inter al.
az winch rate they yled Heariy pei cent interest
WALsTON Il. BROWN & BRO.
Y.ae-st.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18

5,Ss oInesS sSe Ss fss
caCEps ec Central rl Amsrcan Tsmncc
and Iasasyra Garages /.
siy5. stse i21'i'' ca"peAeAy' l'1ai4'' I0'h''0
YsTnsq Ssst o ec cSrs 1s77 iaSic
p5 nes aS
H. cP%6. P.@ .ns ssS E;2sS
oSEhS !FkEicHrs-Rate. somewhat arme, business
;"s 3 sS9 SI s Ca y ii ss. 29Go cSo eu a. Cfsn R
ish steamer 2O5 laid berth today for general cargo
euTrsn Tale dCnGon steam 500 boxes Gheie so rUo
Glasgow steam 800 boxes Bacon 40s 500 hoIes cheesr
1 s SO b oIa Fn g'S S per NSIwesan bark AZ
tons. $4,000 bush Grain s. 3d. 1000 Pol' icur Is tSdS S
fat nPs rni 9ir%an cargo saiF 6 isPs I? Tas
Norwegian bng to Plymoath or EnnoGh 200 hGIs
ana Jack ssneTsi cargo 1900 gold and port charges.
,a i e1 100 9Ts Grain 70 'Ss5 & 40 IoF s sane 9 r oq
age q. s From saliimcret barks 80 cerk ior
Or S oe Ss G to q e s II b rh
Petroleum is another TO Cork for oTdefs 25oO qrs u am
oILs-IAnseed demand. esaeic other oils quiet
do IN 5Ss oaoe Naphha. G1SahsS Gsa7c EeneG S bo
12iae, prompt eeyerv Cases IL ga ket9eG at Pnl
@l ilSS" SS 5ensa TO es adysaesd Closed
Ps 3 g -ftSs 'sf % @ G9 ac sales $50
Mess spot. private terms quoted Sll 256Sll DO 20 bO
May Sil So $50 hb april late yesterday, 81 o3 sec
ond "eall' I'll 80 bid. E rs asked April Sll ~ bd
sll 80 asked May, Il % bid. 81 70 asked BEEF
quiet nnehangei sales. rs bbls. Pa kei rrirale terms
BIEF II iNo dull, unchanged CUT MLAt' tImi LOCO
loose fresh B;iles, 62e; 300 loose fresh iams . 2
1900 Pickcd Bellies bulk tss; 30 boxes Bellies H' leo
City Long Clear held &c. Sales 200 boxes Of
Western Long Clear spot and arrive. sac" 100 boxes
short Clear &C.; 100 boxes Long and Shor; Clear,
57,c: and WoAt $50 Doxes Short Clear, 81 90 go.
DRESSED HOGS steady city, Heavy to Light. 0sa0'cj
Western s7sd5ll LAID opened finn, closed easier
far sales lO0O ties Prime -caIn spot 81 j32
C7: cosiuk. - 62a; bu tes " OG Grale, - l2'2;
cs. hruaTy - 81 ii clo.ng % 40 tcs 4.reh
- - 67 T2Ls closing = 67la 5000 cs, April q 77i26
d=1 S.l closing - Il L.; 2jO0 tcs. May. - 9jGS 921i
ccslMg - City firm; sales, 100 tcs, - I@
as No / sod - IL -: Hchnet qLlrti 'Onilnent
quoted a. 80 - l2H......BUTTEh CHEESE ard EGGS
about a. last nJfcHd
RICE quiet. Unchanged. ~ 49,. 90,
SEipo-uss seed dg weak salca. 40 bags state Cio
yer, Thai 'sc. 4rr b3g5 Timothy, IL 81 =.
SUGAR rcw strong AZ TlIf1 &c. Tor Fair 10 Coca fel
Ing. villa hiEr 6eures in some eas.s qrotei St:es 900
hhd-. NewDrraIs Iryale termHi i16 Lh1s CUBA - &c
EhG3. cCha DO 1'sr N~wtTicanS fetDing quoted
6I.a6.c. Refined cru. fair demand: "A" &c; Hirs 9's
9iGc
sKISS-Goai easier. doing Receipts past week 20
bales Ayr &fl lalls Puerto Cab.o baes Asln
wall = bales corpus Cur H. 81 bal NewOrlcans sac,
700 es 3eNcln, ~ bales CEraS0a Deer -
l.ttCr sale unchanged. Lccrips l3J bales ADCoStur
bales Puerto CiDcln - bales Aspiaw bales Cap eac!y
bales Progr.sc. bales Vus Christi bale NeworicaS
10000 ID IruNiO s.1O n -iSa. 1000 % AnGO3tuTa
Coz n MarAr4Iuo, l.SUO u Ma!amOiOs
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18

FLOUR AND biEAIe-tLOUR market ruled quite hrn
,so 70 6Gy nolr more relom business checked by
fcaf,iy LOW DraGrs iNa Nes, ~ ''r "5l .n' 'au1s @
fanre inciudnx 800 Ibis. Clc1r - ooosG l,lo bhs
-. 10 h.i, 10y nia., a. r., 20 iiaa i1i. Igo, - 81.
s.hy Mil EStfa - - Enasrd. - %oe 20 20 FOG -.
indr 10 GGi' 'nfssaHe =, No. t o' ID eoi ii w-r
:1 e-,,rf: 80 aia s0j b, i1iil ioc March,
- 30 Quoa-ons ior 10. = - 'JaNi - rn'rinee
state - ljesJ -: Far to choice. - $0af1 con,
mon 10 c9ol .G@ N9 C'pIn =" GOOD Tr ono - 9on
b IS GOOD 70 Ct6ce s. s0os7 %: Mmnrsota Extra rye
Gixmle 81 i5e5' 90 Sef; 70 ~ ~; a. hr,s
tHtsa eonm"a To- f't " 49, ~ - fsoy ''i 81 ga
COZ - & - oe, asd ,caiccs &c ra sGtTm.
LIN FLOUR nru,r. modofaie export and l9tDng t"ie
io Iics 50 - 81 25 Cocr to iancy Family Il -
s. 4j... RYE fLOl Y uDch .ueel sai"' fov DlE Ssp,
ier Io6 ~ mainly 81 5od=i CGHS NFAI. hrm "a, +
500 bbls Western - 5Oe - 30 loJV DIiS HaH' VINE
vGRAIN-wHEAT market q,ue'. shade lover Peace news
97.056 ba,. ncudi1 u 900 bush spo' Unadsd smine
si25qsl =: NO Mn~suSrr, q p 80 80 n Clieag" :
ge1i T. - sire M ~ S' 1uhtr 4eah Wia 81 81 vn'cr
Fed 81 agqsi 39'; Winner hcd canada 81 81 Ame NIB
s1tis'P ,G a.; asR q, o Tebrury i - I'D asssd ~
Apn 20 ~ %cr,Sct ~ Mach s IS i s i ssie DO
May II 25 ba, - - askeli No Winter REQ feslii
cnsirg 81 3ia bid y ~ 97Sed dc M 4atinj - % ,4 M Da
BARLEY firm and isI export moderate hone ,rluo rue
l2,50O bush. Two hOEtd state" % 1,@'
IGOO brsh Ingrad-i Cansea Sac.; 10000 bnsh feeh-
ing 53c arrive BARLEY MALT quiet, unchanged
PAS as last noticed CORN Idle lower, limited *
ort demand. fair business fnr' Naics wv
bnsl including ~ 600 bush spot Jngrlded western MiN''
5U0.S &c; No. 3 lal,G5Gr. closing 49sc St amer MNch
56Q56ig. closing. JGc.; Western yellow. 5ic; steamer
Yellos, 5Gc.: lots. 5gaGD2c; Southern itlo"'
5Ge57e; Jersey iclow, LoHei ioand Yellow ,i
steamer Mixed February, 5GdfGl2c., closing, JJssc; tu
6GLc asked; do March, 5GdJGe. closing 13c bid yoc'
asked DO April, % g bid. 55sc asked do May % ~
bid 61c. asked. No - February, closing o. bd n%e'
asked DO March 59aa9ile.. closing. 5slsc- bid 5yHc
5s'lc, closing. hsl.s bid. ss2c asked OATS shade
sales, 6bOOU bush, Unmf rchanabc Soc; 10. .
White 3ac.; 40 = 36c No. white, 36hdS6 l-c' So !;
So store 36s d36i.c ahoa Mixed STATE. 3dG3Se Mixed
W,sfern .5d3Cc; White Western 3saiOc., White ga a'e
81 dS9L including ls4O0 bush. No. Chicago S5e. store
3Gi.c aH6a FEED steady Sales. 40 n, go pei Ton
- BEANS dull. declining ..x
HAY AND STRAW Shipping grades 10 demand, s'eady
gaaliie 6jd soc and Clover and salt loai5c straw
~ pye 4JaJOc and sliert do. and Oai. zoe cash -
IDS-In iair sale unchanged receipts past week -
,a- Hides so btles Calrntfa Cow time, 5sZO
ips II bales Calcutta Cow; stocks e1e 90 Hides
a.d Kps lao bales Calcutta Cow against ioS Soo i'e
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
COTTON MAKKkr.S.


MldIne Csc. Good Ordinary s2aS'c receipts oo' Oae'
nasT6i Feb. i6-coton dan: Middlng lie; Low Nd;
ding l0ige.: Ordinary. 9iac; not receints 800
bales gross t3S bales exports TO Great Brta Sfot 0ueS
sairrMcRH Feb is-co,ton dul Middlins lo'se.; Loy
M!ddng Osc Good Ordinary 9Ac.; gross receipts, Is
bales exports 70 Great Britain, z55 bales coastwlse 70
Dlle5 sales $50 bales pines i4o bs!es; stoc ioso'
CHARLESTON, Feb. 1o-COtton Gull, nominal Middlng
lose. Low Hddlb.g. lOSc. Good Ordinary 9Sg34e het
sSies 500 ha ies: stock e5$i7 bales
CINCINNATI. Feb lo.Coton quiet Midtling loSsc Low
MidGing yFci Good Ordinary sac receipts 6Id bales
stock, ere bales.
GAIvEsroS Feo le.-cottOr easy Mdding lose; LSw Low
gross 2i9 bates exports coaswse 6l4 bales sales
0ss bales; stoc., go 800 bales. - - 80,
MoBIiP FEB lb-Cciton quiet Nidbng. lUlsalOtc Low
Niddng Good Ordinary She; net receipts, ,SS
baes 20 Channe, LII bales coaswse SO bales sales
MElIPiIIs Feb le-C0ttOB--fair demand Mdding, l0se
receipts 2Oia bales shipments lSl0 Bales sales l@oo
NEW ORLEANS, Feb Is 6-coton steady: Mdding, lO9c.
Low Aidtling, &c; Good Ordinary, Shc; net l.ceigt5
3l57 6ales gross 6Co7 bales exports 10 Franco; 2323
bales sales $50 bales; socS. $s2, ,o2s tales.
SOsFOLK. Feb I6.-COrtor qtlet end steadyi Middlng
sales, 5O5 bales stock 2, zoo Dales - ,u,,, ,,c
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1G.COtt0n dull; Middnh2, lio.
Mhd,ins 10tc; Good Ordinary. = 2e net reeelpG'
80 gross, 633 bales Sales sphners 3lo bales soc
s1SASSSR Feb. Ie.-cotton dull. depressed; MlddIng
Ole. Ioa H!diing 91lc.; Good Ordinary, 9ci net re
cet. 2eG bales gross 2fC9 bales exportsi coastwise
293 baos sar-, 100 bales stock, 1885 bales ,o,
ST. LOCs, Feb. l5.-C0tiOD quiet MiddnhS, lotcS -
low Nddhne 9gc; Good Ordinary, Siae; receipts yjb
hates; shpnens ll0 baos sales, III bales Stock 90
so bales - ,, ,,.,,,,.u ,no -.
Low Mailing ge.; Good Ordinary, c net receipts, 80
bales sales. 40 bales; stock, 600 bales.