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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-02-14

Our Kansas boy, who had sheen abroad, !"
was complimcnted last Wednesday evening
by the finest audience, intellectually and So
cially, ever assembled IN Wichita. The ap-
proyal that followed was svinced by the
warmsst enthunasm. II W IS rare intellect
ual treat, glowing in beauty, thrilling in elo-
quence, and complete in flashing vii ana
fresh humor. Our own Kansas boy In racy
witticlsms. In original expressions and In
graceful and sparkling English, sclipses three
fourths OF the stars now occupying tho
lecture platforms Of America. We are proud
of Noble Prentis. The city or town in Kan
sas that fails to hear from "a Kansan
ABROAD" misses the best thing obtainable in
the lecture field. Every sentence, every point,
every situation from the time that Clarence
yields TO the briny deep his assortment OF
family groceries and looks at his new-made
bride and heaves again, to the pero ration is
studding OF gems whose compactness OF set
ting is only surpassed by their collective and
varied brilliancy.
A granger friend from the west side, whs
was present, and who. OF course, halls from
tue DODult lduu vi Docos
and the bagpipe, under the inspiration Of the
moment scrubbed off the following lines
which he handed to US and which we publish:
He told OF England's fame, OF course,
And OF her heroes graves,
How 10y her steel-clad naval force,
"Britania rules the waves"
lie made aud "Scotis,s" far-ofi BARNS
A. think upon their mither;
Her moses, moors, her rocks and cairns
And bonnie blooming heather.
He spoke oil Derry's ancient wall,
Still armed in olden style.
And caused the sons Of Ulster all,
To sigh for Trims Isle."
And though he roamed on foreign shores,
Or '.heavsd" on the tempestuous ocean,
His heart aye "Kansan" to the core.
Still chung to her with warm devotion.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-02-14
Boot and shoe store

er in boots aud shoes. Keeps on hand the
BEST ready made stock. Also manufactures
to order, guaranteeing satisfaction. All
goods warranted. Repairing neatly done.
J. Braitsch, No. 106 Douglas Avenue,
2t,-Gn
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The Wonderful Success

Which has attended the Use OF Browns
Liver Pills has demonstrated the fact, thai
medicines prepared for eastern diseases are
not adapted TO the diseases OF this western
climate. The people of the west would do
well to bear in mind that headache, bilious
ness, pain IN the side, indigestion, constipa-
ton, etc., result from an inactive condition
of the liver, produced by the miasmatIc influ-
enees common to all new countries. A speedy
relief is obtained by the use of Browns Liver
pills.
The great remedy for inflammation is Arnlca,
Browns Arnica Salve Is conceded TO be the
most reliable preparation before the public
for curing cuts, bruises, burns, frost bites and
Old sores and ulcers.
All of Rrown's Great Western Remedies
for sale by all druggists in Wichita and Ell
Paso, Kansas. 46-tt
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Our wonderful dollar shirt, unlaundried,
well-made, splendid material, is selling rap
idly, only few dozen left.
New Hamburg edging very, very cheap,
and other attrac lions this week.
45-lt GEO. Y. SMITH & Co.
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To the Ladies of Wichita.
d. w. Smith. dentist. 4,
Wall Paper.

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Book Store. 43-tf
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Alien & Tucker have just received a csr
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Notice to District Clerks.

District Clerks who have not reported the COM
men cement OF school term, will please do so at
once. n. H. BsUJE,
AZ County superintendent.
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Harper's Bazaar,

A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure, aud
Instruction.
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A large stock of Spring styles of wall paper
of new designs, just received from the facto-
ry, at G. II. Herrnston's post office book
store. 40-u
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Remember, Smith & Heating have the
largest stock of implements in Wichita. Buy
ing direct and in immense quantities they can
and viii give prices and tie rms that no one
else can. 41-u
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Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets, ETC.,
REGARDLERs OF COST TO MAKE ROOM
FOR SPRING STOCK.
Fine Cashmers, all colors, 40c, 80, 75c and
sl.0O.
Fine Black Alpaca, zoe, CSC, soc, 4Oc, soc.
60c,1 and Sl.0o.
Russian Cloth, Zoe, lac, and 15c.
Great reduction in all branches of the No.
ton Department.
1000 dozen Threads at 57Ic per dozen.
New Hamburg Edginge, Sc, &c, tie, 1Oc,
12lc. l5c, zoe, 25c and SOC.
rlannels at less than cost.
Ten Cases of Lonsdale and Fruit OF the
Loom.
Ten Cases OF New Choice Prints.
Water Proofs regardless of cost;
100 Cases Of Boots and 80 cases OF Shoes,
warranted. that must be sold.
Largest and Best Stock of Clothing in the
West 1t viii pay you to call and see the great
reduction in This Department whether you
purchase or not.
We will close our entire stock OF Clothing
in the next thirty days.
Underwear less than cost.
Good Hats 5oc 10 and Il 10
New Carpets-New Patterns.
White Blankets 50. %. $3.50 and s3.o
On account of the mild winter, and buying
a very large stock, you win find our goods all
new and choice. No odds and ends, and at
prices never before heard of, since the dis
coyery Of America.
49, NJ, KOHN & Co.
d. W. Smith, dentist. 46-1t
Beaehed and Brown Muslins all the popu-
lar and best brands at wholesale prices.
GEO INNEs e Co.,
40 NxTPO.
DRESS GOODS slaughtered.
Dress Goods at...............l0 Zoe worth Zoe.
Dress Goods at. 49,. $50. l5c worth 25c.
Dress Goods at. zoe worth SOC.
Colored Cashmeres (alI weol) .35c worth 60c.
Black Cashmeres and Alpacas acknowledged
by all the best and cheapest goods in Wichita.
GEO. INEEs & Co.,
n. Y. T. p. O.
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The first car load Of wall paper, spring
stock, just received at Reimers' book store.
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Wall Paper.

Every one uses Japan dust, Pollock d
Pearce keep it. 4o-4t
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Don't cripple and mutilatc your hogs i'll
hauling them to market in box, but buy one
of Lockwt ODDS stock racks OF John Baird.
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Harper's Weekly,
ILLUSTRATED.
Notices Of the Press.

-FUIttts q NE FTtsS.
The Weekly is the ablest and most powerful il
iustrated periodical published in this country
Its editorials are scholarly and convincing and
carry much weight. Its illustrations Of current
events are fnli and fresh, and prepared by our
best designers Louisville Courter-JoHrnaI.
HGrper's Heesiy should be in every family
throughout The land, purer, more interesting.
higher-toned, better ilustrgted paper is Bot pub
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senzene Nasby's communication is respect
fully declined.
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Four pounds OF tea for $40 at Pollock Il
Pearce's, No. 40 Douglas Avenue, four doors
west of fremont House. 40-4t
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D. W. Smith, dentist.
OLD TKALH. OLD STOCK

Everybody knows that the only good Germ
Planter is Browns. All styles and numbers
sold by Smith & Heating. Also drills and
eheck-rowers. Order early and secure re-
liable improved open heel drop planter.
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For Sale.

Sewing machines ordered at wholesale
prices. Call at Il. B. Dodge's circulating IL
brary, upstairs, rear Of City Clerks office
36-tf
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Omen All MINT.

Jamesburg. February 9, 1878.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ID. w. Smith, dentist.
46-lt
For Sale.

Eghty-aere farm and city residence. Price
$500, Address,
d. S. HUsoN. Agent.
4G-tf Wichita. Kansas.
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Beaehed and Brown Muslins all the popU-
lar and best brands at wholesale prices.
GEO. INNEs & Co.,
40 NXTPO.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-02-14

Ask at Losee's new drug store, by the Es-
Gle Block for their ''PrimerA' five-cent cigars
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-02-14

CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-02-14

Patterns of Glass sets, 81 TO ST. each.
IL do do Geblets, 81 SO to 81 so per doz
Glass Bowls, open and covered, high or low.
Bar Glasses, Ale, Beer and lemonade 0iasses.
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
An Active and Unsettled
Market for Stocks.
GOLD STEADY AT 100 3-S.
Governments Steady, States Dull, Railways
Strong and Active.
MONEY ON CALL 1-2 TO 2.
WALL STREET,


MONDAY, Sept. l6-6P p. NJ
A nutshell would contain all there is to be SAID OF
loday's Stock Exchange transactions In the matter
pf speculative interest the tradionally du Saturday
Is close akin to the proverbially bius Monday" Typ
cally speaking, these two spochs may be figured as
the Jacob and Esau OF speculation between which the
purbiind Isaac of the street finds remarkable
.rsse mblance. At any rato there was nothing in
,oday's transactions to do away with the family char
ncrtics for the inactivity and duress which existed
between Saturday and Monday. The brokers'
market prevailing at the end Of the week was
svitched over Sunday with q brokers' market
to-day. and the triviality OF a retail trade
continued this morning In all its pettnsss
None Of the larger dealers inclined to handle
the market gros and but few OF the smaller ones
bold enough TO touch 1t detail. Consequently
dealings were moderate and fluctuations limited in
their ambition, most cases. to the fractional parts
of SINGLE per cents Opening with fair degree Of
strength prices crept up In moderate way until
noon nesitated and finally fell back 10 nearly the
ptarIing point This the with the grangers,
Lake Shore and Michigan Central which, after short
EXCURSION into the realms OF higher figures settled
back in,o the humdrum quotations familiar to Satur-
days closing record and to-day's opening one. So,
for to-day at least, any attempt at a bull market
proved TO be hzzle While nothing was lost In the
shape OF i'm pro veme Mt there nothing gained and
the egg OF ulaon still lies disregaroed by the
public wuo care little whether 1t be hatehed into the
Iorm OF improved figures or be lett to addle from
sheer neglect.
RANGE OF FLUCTUATIONS
Following are the opening, highest and lowest
prices OF the day, with the closing bio and asked
The New York herald., 1878-09-17

Louisiana, fair to prime eye 7c; Rsugoon, in bond.
S&c gold haneoon. duty paid. 5s4c. a DC. currency.
srkARISE- -Receipts 63 tierces The market was quiet
sucAh-fhe market tor raw was strong Sales wers l4o
eovado At 711c 100 hhds. Porto Rico 5l6c: Re-
nned-rae market opened quiet, th prices ruling IN
buyers favor especially grades At ana under &c. We
quote Fair 70 good refining. IKE 7ssc Cuba. ecniru-
lssses hhda and boxes, 61c The Porto Rico refining.
~I sa rsSasd :..ndsld mar a. ss s'sS sis 81
9Sc; OF do, e5sc. cut loaf l0c white extra c's,
s'4c sxc; yellow extra C's, 7sc &c. other grades.
including C's, 67sc. 73Sc
TALLow-kecepts-s3 bhds and 1o7 tierces, a46 bbis.
and casks Tue market was quiet. Small sales were
made att Lice
wHIsxEY.-kecep.s. 5ss bbis The market lower.
FREIGHrs.-Busness SOW on the whole, but rates
were steady engagements Liverpool, steam. 24oOo
lots bacon open rate LONDON, steam, 2i,ooo bushels
grain. 3D. 90 lbs. Bremen steam 700 hhds tobacco. so
marks; 800 cases do, II IS marks; 600 bales do
IT'S marks 100 bales cotton. sc; 1000 packages
butter $50 marks 100 tons measurement goods 50 uO
marks Charters "A British brig he to French port,
$500 arters grain at S. Ga Norwegian bark, hence
At IS IISd. an Italian bark hence to Marsees. with
2.500 quarters grain at 5s 3D.; Norwegian
bark hence to Bordeaux, $500 quarters grain,
British bark hence Havre 5000 quarters grain.
1000 quarters grain, Sd German bark hence to Bor-
deaux 500 quarters oats lie and per cent British
ship to avrs 5000 quarters grain 5s Norwegian
bark Phiadelpha to Cork for orders 5s0 onsl grain.
phia to Lisbon. grain. 16c.; Que OF 653 tons same
voyage and rate; Norwegian lark relet), hence to
the Baltic 1000 bbs refined petroleum. Is 9d Italian
bark Pnsdelpha TO Gibraltar for orders IA 600 cases
2ss Phaaspha to Cork for orders, refined pero
leum, 4s. Cd.
The New York herald., 1878-09-17

white Miehls.n neId at VI lo red State s7e .s white
H. Corn ssss
s.ss Bay csra e s ms.
miilissd unchanged Canal reights higher; ybsat and
ss.n, AND s:y % X. xss
oqH
barley. ls 800 bushels; lumber. IS oo0 feet
,,.. gS,,a5o. gSn cS,o Sept ls, ls7s Ws:..
no sss5as ss5 bakers 8 y 4 g M SO; i,: No
q :! ,ggar = g g 70 75 s
Gass IS: rye. ss y So whsa. y lisht mii,nE de-
amber winter asi OK old white winter 81 10 ss II
Ssw S Corn ss.s sale. BUSHES sh
w::sIa wwsIa aas;.s sss 4 sample
No Chicago quoted e. zee 7s STATE soc ss old
ws;ssra 1ss 81 =: 81 20
oh, aSs n M sHs
ss I SIC ST. s. 81 Nh +S
a SIT per ton. Corn meal IN fair demand IL coarse
fS S eS g.
unchanged Canal rsiEhs higher wheat s,sS ss,n Sa.
lumber u 1ie.ss. n.y. = Is per sSoassad; New xsst,
Y sao ss:ss;: y ss;H rail-
do By sss bbls Wheat Ss4 800 sgs sa,hss 81
dG os sss. ss s:ss sss1S
Flour 100 oels wheat. 1 bushels; corn M l1s 800 %
By esns anal TO .dssa,sr1wSs.i io7 osa bushels; corn
ssa Do a' in 1G
%hss q ss bushels s corn 7syo;s @ aG s Sa 81 II
fs
os
barley $3.50; rye ass as4 do DETROIT Sent, ,s 1873
Essr dull Wheat qaiss white AMI 81 o.
s4o Oats quiet and uns:.slsa new White 2sa ney
@1ss sa oo ss MAs o
bbls wheat, 81 ooo bushels.
wh... quiet. No. white wabash. 81 6s: No do ii
x Ms1st IS s s. Michigan .yd y;
iar oc,oesI 9e4s No red % winter ses: No DO spot
:ss @ sss ss S:,'ss Misaisss ;slssssa
i seller esaa :' s1 sssr oessss
sss r. vSss Ss:. fsss NJ ss:a
sss asS sss'
Wheat i7s 900 Sr;Asl. ssra, 900 DO oats 1000 20:
Sssassl @ sss Ws,:ss .:i;s Ss.sS:r
SunH dn tn. ON
q cIse,ssxTI s% wr:. sept ,.is 49, !. 1873 81 3 =
and ss s whs ss S go,n
2oe Rys II II. ssmssd and ~, af Z, e. Sa FSss ssI
II ss%ss So
~ bid cash sale. buyer Ger saO':
s ss:d: ss; S!sa:f p1 :sosds.: @ :s.:
M Whsssy active and firm At % oe oe SasS5
white 9zc 9<c; New Orleans, TIC sac. Hogs quiet
common So $3 e5; light S3 Is 81 15 packing, $3 80
- 2O butchers 81 70 81 40; receipts, 800; ship
ments. 625. - 80,
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat active, firm and
higher; No red winter, 9o}ac cash 9lMc 9zc Octo-
October: ssNc,. Noyembsr No. Chicago spring, 77ac
36l.c cash 37ac. 373sc, October 375sc 37sc., No
vebsr rejected 34c Oats dull weak lower At l9sc.
jeced IKE. Rye steady; COED demand .s 45c 20 Barley
ber. Pork strong and higher at SO 721s ss rs,
cash and October' S. s2H Ss IS. November, Lard
bsr: IS IS. Novsmesr Bulk meats -, active, FIR! firm
sides, &C. whiskey steady and unchanged at 81 O7.
Frsishts-corn TO buffalo. 4e asked Esc.ip.s Flour.
oats 10000 rye, ls 900 DO barley q ooo DO Ship
ments-Four g. 500 bbls wheat 233 900 bushels;
$4,000 do oats IO7 900 do rye 5000 barley ono
do. Al the closs-Whest dull and shade lover AZ s7hc
shade lower at 361Sc Septsmoeri 37Hc 37hac octo-
Oats steady and uneh,gged PORK strong and higher
and advanced 2kc.
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
bonds were dun but strong, and osssd

State bonds at the Board STEADY. with sales
confined to Alabama eights, Alabama and c. R., and
Tennessee sixes, sories District OF Columbia
3.65's advanced to 79X--a rise of u.
Railroad bonas strong and generally higher,
and the following were the changes compared with
last previous salss:-An advance OF "a in Kansas
Pacific ssvens Denver divisonA * in Boston. Hart
ford and Erie frsts; n IN Northwestern god sevens.
Cleveland and Toledo sinking funds. Northwestern
frsis and Missouri, Kansas and Texas consols as
ssnted, and 4 in St. Paul sinking funds There was
decline Of = IN c., G. and l. Q. hrsts and Y in Erie
first mortgage. Pacific Railroad bonds closed as fol-
lows:-Union Pacific Arsts, 1oos< 1861; do. iand
grants, lO6H 1O7; do. sinking funds, 100 loo5s;
Centrals. 1864 lO6.
MEMORANDA.
The total tonnage of all kinds OF coal for the past
week is 2s 294 TONS against AS 322 tons in the cor
responding week Of last year. decrease OF 1885, 02s
tons, and the total tonnage for tho coal year is
214 ions against l5,l41, 5e2 tons TO the same
date last year, q decrease Of 2,S33, 64S tons.
The following despatch from the West gives the
movement of grain at some Of the leading points
there to-day y:-Chicago-Receipss OF wheat, ,Ssl
busnels; shipments, 232, ,552 DO Receipts OF corn,
2s3, ,Os5 bushels; shipments 452, 309 DO. Milwaukee
Receipts Of wheat 600 bushels; shipments, GO 900
do Receipts OF corn, $500 bushels; shipments,
800 do.
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
COMMERCIAL. REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT FIRMER; FUTURES CLOSED
sTKADY-FLoUR sTEADY-wHEAT STEADY
CORN uNcHANoRD-oATss sTEADy-PoRK UN-
cHANaED-LARD STEADY wHIsKEY LOWER
NAVAL STORES NOMINAL PETROLEUM
QUIRT-0RocRRIEs FIRM.
MONDAY. Sept l6-6P N.
Business was fairly active to-day in all the leading
articles OF merchandise. The grain movement was
scarcely active though still pretty active at steady
prices. The exports last week were larger than ever
before, com prising three million bushels The
market to-day without decided change. Corn
without decided change. Oats werc steady.
Whiskey was lower. Pork without decided
change. Lard was steady. Cotton the spot was
hrmer; futures closed steady Groceries generally
quiet but firm. Naval dull aud nominal Oils
and petroleum quiet.
CoFFEE-The market for Braxils quiet. Mild coffee
quiet Three vessels arrived At Baltimore
With aggregate of about 35 200 bags Rio We quote
Ordinary csrgoes l4zc- l47xc fair do. I6}sc 1916
good do, 17c. l7l<o; primo do 171Sc l7Ae OK
treme range for lots, l414c l9c.; Santos, fair TO
good l6l4c. l6Ac., gold, 80 days; Java, govern
ment bags. 23c 24c do, grass mats 23c- 24c. {;
Singapore 16c. l7c. Ceyon, 16c lsc.; Msrscaibo
1870. I7c.; Laguayra l4c a 1eac. Jamaica, 14c. q
16le. st. Domingo. 1870 l3Ac.: Porto Rico. l4e. .
l6c. Costa Rica. lac. i7c Mexican. l5c. l7c. Ma
cassar 17c. 1sc. Angostura. 16c. l7c ssvanills
l3c. 1916: Curacao, l35ac. l5c.
Corros the spot hrmer, but not ouotaby higher
The market Tor futures opened at about closing
figures Liverpool steady for spot cotton with sales
Of 900 bales, mddling uplands being quoted SD and
midding Orleans at esd. and futures l32d better The
kept market steady At the close prices from to
points higher the Of the market steady The
prices of saturday and to-day compare as follows
Snfuytiou. IA. Monday, September 10.
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
HAVANA MARKET.

FALL RIVER. Mass, Sent. 10, l675
The print cloths arket ruled quiet. and with light
sales previous quotations without change.
The New York herald., 1878-09-17

Whsss fairly activc steady Prices At ,hs frs.
sax M Spring rsa g. e ssa
'SS 4 ss,ss: 3 o.
:as ss ;. l: r;f T % sSsr; s y
No. and state shite. 81 Osts for amber Michigan VI %
NJ sss So S a' os sS
o. 9 1sS red s 81 - .ys whs ~ os 05
81 0sh for $4,000 bushels Co. octooer, At 81 oss
Hsta isoo S1h ss na f
s at :.ss :ss @
asked No = 6olc bid asked: October steamer,
Si s,S ssS. af sS
bid sse asked The sales between the call. scIs about %
lss e; .. s ssS s M s for 500 Sa..
mixed for October Oats we're more steady better
sS o We S.s suSss .ss s e, : as :. sS
No. do;, 2sc 2s.sc. No mixed. s2e ase Nc. do
& mi isS a. ~ s sale:
about 5000 bushela. 90, -, -.
vsss o Is. s.: .. Ii;y tR = o' for ID.
s1:.:s Sass s r.;1 q ss
saSo saf soid; italian s27o sssS % sOis ju,s sc
ss SsSp Ss,s' s .if q. s,%' A'.'
MoLAssss Dones.is was in noder te REQUEST but Tor,
ss sn quoted the S 50
,nns ans , Gae s.s
s3c Porto Rico, s0c 4oc. English Islands Zoe 3ae.
GYa am
S S% Ds %
,SraeT as - ssSd % ;;ssnss . Az
;sea,nsa ;som %mnsssn M
ss s sSs. .a'% r.: and Tii %
Socss ashore. About
Rosin...... ........"..."........... s162 u,d3,
Spirits. oo@i lss,
Tar ..:.............. .....'...'..... 5 aS5 Of
oas Sotoa.ccd oil Quiet closing ., the sa
asked; Ssys%ss1 4ss Sid; ss1s .,Tas: psss~SsT
4Sse pia doc e. .s a., "arr on end =, bIs achsJ
natural s'sds sSf'sssn s
sar.i winter extra DO ao Csc winter. bloAched nsh.
frrsoIsSs~ih. market for refined was without sS
s; 80 s ,ss'y f5e brands refined at
clint reports sale; s united % s s % s5us, So
sssS sS,ss IBIS Fsrssr c,y ascO65 asa..s ss.e.
''rsS sss 9essss ss sl'ssf s' DID
ss ana sS SssSn
ss ..d ss 's'Sss S ss
% sd sa s
ase 75 cssn and $50 OO Tor October 9. 81 80 90 50
lies. s. Ts Is iss sysf.ss % es 5000 IL. d. Do
ssS d5S S9o as DO .ssas.l Hss% y s:
5Ae 6acon ruled easy at late prices Beef and
fss na% Sos. firmly nss eas
city heavy G ss s ~. and e for s, m ps Lss
SENDER. os Sq os.ogsg "a % did "a 10 asked; no
year, SO 95 bid e. asked The sslss " wers about sa
sales we're iSo tiercss at 81 % and 400 d, DO
western at 81 U7h "a 10. Rehned-Sales were Dot
tcrces Continent 81 so and 30 do city No At ea1c
Butter-keceipts. 1877 gaekag.s MARKET firm W
State dairy, Zoe; a2ie Western do lie iec Wsstsrr
.s., s.s,,y d % .s;sy ssss ss'
western do 4c. 7hc; skinned do. BE- 90 Eggs -ne
ceipts Az 5bls The market was fairly active an.
arm Tor cnoice stock. We quote Long Island
New Jersey and near by, 2Oc Gle state and PennyI
yHbia igc 2Oc Western fresh 1Sc 1yc Inferior
lie I4c Canada. fresh i9c zoe do inferior. i2c
14c. -.
hIcs.-with fair demand the market ruled Arm. w,
quote .-Csrolns fair, 6jse good 10 prime, 8xo. To-