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Snanial Advantages.

!. Eight eminent Professors as Instructors.
2. The Best and most Elegant Rooms in the West.
3. Boarding Club. Good board $1.50 to 50 week
4. Three First class Penmen constantly employed
8. Superior individual instruction In Bookkeeping
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School. Address
MONTAGUE q LILLLBRIDGE
Davenport, Iowai
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r RASKETS.

rEALERs WILL FIND 1T TO THEIR INTER
u est to patronize the Burlington Basket Factory
We manufacture all kinds. styles and sizes OF pas
kets and at figures that will DEFY competition. Or
dere and correspondence solicited. Both will re-
ceive prompt and careful attention.
T. d. MILLER & CO.,
Burlington Iowa.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-16

QUERY: why will men smoke com
mou tobacco, when they can buy Marturg
Bros. Seal Of North Carolina at the
same price," l-leodIy
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MEXICO.

City OF MEXICO, July l5.-Col. Mack
eDzie's invasion of Mexican soil caused con-
siderable excitement, the people believing
Mackenzie acted upon wide construction
of his order, and that the object was to
raise border war for annexation purposes.
The treasury is now said to be depleted.
Fears of coming disturbances continue to
create uneasiness and impair business.
A famine is reported in the States OF
Sonora and Siuoloa. At MazatIan there is
no flour and the people are emigfating.
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, July 15.-George w.
Fish, of Michigan, was to-day commission
ed by the president as United States con
sui at Tunis.
Subscriptions to the per cent loan,
1,lG9, 300.
About sixty female employees of the
patent office were discharged because OF
the reduction in the appropriations.
The mayor to night nominated Capt.
Seavy for superintendent of police. The
nomination lays over week.
Kennedy, who shot his wife and himself
Sunday morning, is now expected to re-
cover. He is at the county hospital
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Yours truly, JOHN +. LUNAN

A MODERN MIRACLE -Ithas long been
stated as u scientific prosposiliou by medi-
cal men that a third stroke of paralysis is
necessarily fatal What then shall be said
Of John Apreli, of North Banford, Conn.,,
who had twelve, and who is to day aStrong Il
vigorous man? The phenomena is as
cribed 10y Appel 10 his constant applica-
ton OF Giles Hniment Iodide Ammonia.
Sold by all druggists Send for pam
phlet,
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For SALE.-Two carom billiard tables.
Brunswick make; 10 frst-cl order. viii
be sold cheap Apply at this office.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-16
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. July 16.
Wheat-Irregular and higher % cash; s4a Aug ;
S17s Sept.
Corn-Irregusr; 3s14G3Sas cash; 337s Aug; IS
Sept
Oats Wesi- and lower; 24l4 cash; aeas Aug.
Rye Unchanged.
Bariey-Unchanged.
Pork-strorg and higher; As cash; 471. Aug
Q .60if9 62Ia sept.
Lard-Firm and higher; 6 97Il cash; : 60 Aug; I
O5 hid Sept.
Whisky-1 0G
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs Receipts $500; qRiet; prices unchanged
Cattle-Dull; extra 0035 80; choice 4001i 20
good 4 GOA 80
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WASHINGTON.
Waiting at the River.

AS the 1rishman stood waiting at the river
for it to run by in order that he might cross
over, SO people wait when suffering with
constipation, forgetful that the cause is
torpid huer and dyspepsia, and that i,
neUer cures itself, but must be overcome
by some gentle yet positive cathartic. Nc
medicine or combination of medicines YET
discovered give such prompt and perma-
neut relief as DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pur-
gative Pellets.
PINE APPLE. WSlcor Co.. A2a.
DR. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y:
Dear Sri was sickly from youth up,
for seven years life was a burden, my food
would not digest, and my liver was enlarg'
ed. | tried various remedies, hut to nc
purpose. Your Pellets have effected NY
entire cure. Inclosed please fud ST. SO fol
copy of the Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser regard it as the bes
book ever published. am trying to gel
others to use your medicines and reaC
your book
Yours truly, JOHN +. LUNAN.
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St. Louis Market.
Milwaukee Market.

:MNLWAUhEE. July To
Wheat-5s Q2I. c higher: herd / o.; No !, 011E
No ?, G1 cash; Ssl4 Aug; No 3, S3Ia.
Corn-35A.
Oats-F1rm; 2419.
Rye so.
Barey-G5
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ASTHMA and CATARRH

Dr.. 3. ". Reads Celebrated Asthma Relief
Il undoubtedly the best remedy for ASTHMA AND
CATARRH yet discovered, also sure cure for CoIDs
AND CoUaHs. Relief is guaranteed or purchase
price refunded. Samples sent free to any who may
desire. The medicine is put up In two sized pack
ages and retais Soc. and $100. DoZ. price $3.50
and 800 Those renting retail price will have
the medicine promptly forwsrded by return Eiall.
Address A. ETHRIDGE.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, Rome, N. Y.
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SALT RHEUM eighteen years; used all the 10
ted humor cures without effect; six bottles Fenton
Matchless Sarsaparilla cured me; 1t is dead SURF
cure FC GOoD, Buffalo, n Y.
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FEMALE WEAKNESS, Of seven years standing
cured by the use of one and half bottles Fenton's
Matchless Sarsaparilla. MRS. VIM. SIMS,
Mich
The New York herald., 1878-03-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

i.
ordinsrS We Ne. receipts, ass bales xeors
ceris 1867: gross, 7c7a Exports-To Great Britain.
1855 1865 to the Continent '00'' s'"'"'', 's'' s'S
ss7S s sss & S5''; ss,.rs u.
Net seeg.s ssoS gross tts GSP1,''ro n an,1rn, rsss
81 800 coasiwlsc 4eao Sales aa,ooo oorrsc.ionnEx:
stead OF AIS.
Cotton weak irregular middl,ng, losSc 1o,3c; low
middns o'1c shc good Ordinary sssc' s.sc ! N"s
STOCK. $500 wostlx~Ssi ssesp.s. 1891 sspor..
wise, 7,74o Sales, $500
Cotton dull; midding os-loc: low mddins ossc good
ordinary sc Nst r,essip's 2lee bales; gross III.
600 stock. 60oos wsesly No! receipts ,ses gross.
ao.S1s Sss eoass%ss si a,sea Sales 7ioo '"' ''''
CnAnIssros. March I. 1879.
oSsssg ds @ ss .s
o .sssp Is sss % rsass. ss1
i55i to the Coniinout 76o; coaswsc, 1881. ssles
wnmrcIos, March I. 1873.
hard s. yellow dip, 81 10 for virgin Tar steady
BUFFALO. March l. 1873
$ rs mss % G ." qas & az sl
Western at 3lc Barley Inactive kye neg'ec;ed High
~ss ssi Il maze
oass p,sa' SO 800 SS' q" barley % 5000 dS 10 SHIP:
monts-fiour 1900 bbis. wheat, 1900 bushels corn,
10000 do. oats. 1000 do barley 400 do rye 44oD do
DETROIT. March I, 1873.
Flour Hrm; sales of 400 bbis. white AZ So 25 Wheat
hrmer; extra white Michigan, 81 3l,4 No. DO 81 264
Corn Hrmer at 45c. bid for No mixed Oats steady NJ
- for l white, 2siar. forNo mixed Clover seed
lower AT ST. Eeccpts- Flour 100 bols wheat i9,oO
$500 bb whcu 10000 bushels corn 1900 do. oats,
5000 do. - -
Flour dull; family S. SO 80 Wheat dull and weak;
red 81 81 Is Corn steady ana firm ut 4oc Oats dull
Sc. Sic. Rye ady, In faif demand AT 6lc G2c
Barley duh; unchansed Pofk dnl, un.ehangsd Lard Lard
dull unchanged Bacon dull and nominal, Whs>
key steady in air demand ut 81 o3 Butter steady
9lac 0slc New Orleans, &C. 7c, Live hogs firm In
fair demand - 30 S3 IS; light 81 30 s. %;
packing S3 IL $4 butchers ~ - 10. receipts iS4;
shipments packed during the season.
032, 900, ag 523 573 last year.
CHICAGO, March I, 1879
Flour steady firm Wheat active, firm and highor>
but unsettled No. Chicago spring, 81 10; No. doc
M s. M Y X , 81 I.lse,sa M Ms as%in u Cal t@
In fair demand ana higher; 43sc i3sc cash and April;
4ssc 44c, May, rejected Oats quiet. out steady
s a4' s s'a Soc 2 se N'ni Harley sr resasr
Dressed hogs aud nrm ~ - % a$i 30 FORK inac-
tive lower; Slo 10, $40 Is slo l7h March;
.9 s9 81 $40 cash. s sD' $40 81 % 49, Nay xD Lar =. az
81 AZ. May Bulk meats shoulders, 3Mc. shotS
ri So 80; short clear 50 30 Whiskcy offered at ~ ~;
bbis wheat bushels: $1,000 40 oats. 44ool
do; 2.OO barley 1000 do shpments-Fiourv
1900 bbls wheat, "a Ooo bushels corn l34 % DO OATS
Wheat in fair demand bu. lowcr ~ iot March. ~ 10
81 10Y April Corn inactive and lower 4isc March, 43c.
4ase April Oats easier, spt 1a no. aaosaoiy s lsger;
a SO Az May. Lard dali. weak and lower: ~ 27a
| 81 80 April, 81 37ta 81 40 May.
The New York herald., 1878-03-02

TO OAK, but subsequently, the quotation advanced to
95 l-16. against 95s at the close yesterday United
States bonds. excepting tenfortes. which steady
n l04h, show decline OF u Il per cent Eric sold
at 9,< for the common and at % 226 Tor tho pre-
ferred, Pennsylvania Central at 2s and New Jersey
Central at II. At Paris rentes fell OF 10 109f Tho
closing prices in London were:-Consols for money
account, 95 951s; new "a per cent bonds, 1929
q 102H; fve-twenty bonds OF 1867, Ice; ten-forty
bonds, 104h 1o4x; nvcs OF 1881, 1O31s; Erie, COM
mon shares, 93I 91z; Erie, preferred shares % q
22X; Illinois Central, TAX.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were strong and generally higher.
and the following were tho changes compared with
last previous sales An advance OF per In Bur-
ngton. Cedar Rapids and Northern nrsts. u In Della
ware Hudson registered bonds OF s4 and ST. Louis
and Iron Mountain nrsts, 4 In Ohio and Miss'ssipp,
consolidated, Northwest gold sevens, Union Pacihc
nrsts and Western Pacific bonds, and u in st. Paul
nrsts a Crosse division) Lchigh and Wikcsbarre
consos There decline of 4 In East Tennessee.
Virginia and Georgia nrsts and Wabash seconds lex
November coupon OF 1871
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The New York herald., 1878-03-02

g. on per hoaa "s,shs sy ess; 10 IllIpsis isa.
terbach sold ioE wsSel a Allerton 81 Illinois
90 Oh per head; le head at 9'c per 10: weights cw
50 30 ewt. L. kesensiein sold for Meyers Regeu-
ster 93 illinois ~ head sz per To- with 81
head; 10 head BE- per lb head 9i4c H.,
10 head al S1sc. per H. weights ga cwt 81 cwt. .
~ cwt cwt.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Trade fair; quality from
choice. in general fair. Kass rlcock sold ~ Jersey
sheen. weight ~ ibs head 4sc per lb 81. Mcn
gan sheep weight 80 lbs head - % cwt 233
Missouri sheep weight lU2 lbs cad 5tsc per H.
q. Ohio sheep. weisht ~ lbs per head. at
59,c. per 30. 90 ohio sheep weight i23 Ibs.
per head SIC. To- Judd a Bucking-
han Ohio sheep, weight ~ lbs per head 81 10
per l40 sheep. weight l21 lbs head.
blc per Newton Holmes sold 2f2 Ohio shr~p well
3lbs per head. 5zc H. II Ohio sheen. weights
iss lbs per head, at 50 80 per ew Davis llalIen.
head. Sssa ' At DC. per II. rs state sheep wsiSSs
iO8 lbs per head, at So 1S 10 state sheep.
ia lbs per head at 81 - - state shsen,
weight 1857 lbs head 6iac per H. j. Kirby Go.
sold Ohio sheep weight 30 lbs head. - 3,
cwt. nuine Elliott Co. sold l76 Ohio sheep. wei ht
1890 lbs. So 30 per cwt; 800 Ohio sheep, weight
~. 100 lbs. at SIC per h.
NILcn COWS sales reported slow at sia so7 so peg
head calves included.
sold per b 81 calves ut &C. per To-. vess at To-
per H. 49, 49,,
live weight lao lbs per had, sold ut 4se pcr o
The New York herald., 1878-03-02

-wheat was very active and higher The sales between
the calls were 10000 bushels at 81 "a 81 20 Tor No.
81 36 for No red; 81 81 for No 81 3s si S0ls for
bushels No 2sp,ng tor March at - 81 10 and 5000
bushels do Tor April ut 81 ~ The the wer
5000 bushels No red winter for March 81 &c. cosing
:sss cI March RED wns'' - oS iS' Ae y IS ss No.
bid y s.kea; No. z Northwestern ior March.
q 50 asked; do May Il aSx bia. bg" 81 So asked
Corn easier sing ut 3ic for No. mixed and 81
for steamer mixed The safes between calls wero
aud 59,sc. doc aost for old Western mixed 55c
for southern yellow Ole ios no 9 mixed and 4sc 3ic
BUSHELS March as SIZE RI. ioowiur rsse wers tho
bid and asked prices at the last calMarch, No. 561sc
bid DE asked April steamer 5+4c. bid. 5sc asked
asked; do, No. ., size. bid 5sc asked Oats were
quiet aud noninaiiy unchanged closing ~ follows =
Extra aud No. white, 4Oc. No. do, 3,1ac. No. 3
M. DO, 3ic The sales abont 2O.OOO bushels
fRuir-ihc market tor foreign dried generally
quiet "t about ute prices We anctc;-New ra'sins.
81 70; OLD loose inuscatei. 81 90; new vaicncia
ralsins, ,9sc New currans. ic &c; new .eitron.
drums, 6,sc Dates in mats. Sc. Brax nuts, ihc sar.
dimes. quarter boxes i21c half boxes, l9c turkey
prunes, crop 1875, ne. crop 1877 yjss. iOc new
French from Oc TO iSc according to sise An
prunes. Sc. New Grenob'o ws"uts, lie; new Marriott
do Sc new bordeaux do 7c new Sicily hberts, IOc !:
sheled almonds, in bags. 35c princess almonds new
hEar AND Jurr.-rbe market for iute butts was anet
but steady. Hemp was steady. Cable sdvices from
Loadon report the loss A. OF the Kents Bank
900 bales Manila hemp. We quote :-American dressed,
$40 oSz 30 for single S2IU x2iJ for double 81 80
el3o tor nndresscd hussia, clean. $2j x2lO gold
Italian, s27o s275. gold. Ju.e, tkc &C., gold jue
51sc istie. DC. a 54c. all gold.
ups%-ins msrkss uas dull and easy. The sales
The New York herald., 1878-03-02


Money call was easy at4X a S per cont The fol-
lowing tho rates OF exchange on New York at
tho underme ntioncd cities :-Savannah, q premium;
Charleston, easier, u 3-l6 premium u premium !;
Boston, 25 cents discount; New Orleans, commercial
y, bank par Chicago so discount and st. LOUIS par
Foreign exchange strong, tho loadiug drawers
having advanced their rates TO S4Ia for long and TO
As6T for demand sterling. Actual business was at
As3a u L. s4 ana 4s5x a4s6.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold oponcd at 102 and closed 1917, all tho sales
OF the aay having been at these figures The carrying
rates were 4H, and per cent
COLD CLEARISGs rHH BANK or THE
STATE or NEW YORK..
Told Daances Sloo}, ly3
currency balances. l3oS, 1O9
Told Clearings..... l3,v4Z, OU0
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
currency $lv, oo4. IvV
currency q, d,loo,5SJ
Gold exchanges. IL, ,I9l, 256
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds were weak IN the morning but
later there partial recovery and they closed
urin nj 4 tha fol uata
The New York herald., 1878-03-02
THIRD gOARD-2:3O P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT CLOSED srEADY-rUrUREs
WHEAT HIGHEg-CoRN EAsY-oArs QUIET-
wHIsKEY NoMINAL-PoRK NoMINAL-LARD
EAsY-PETROLEUM DULL--oILs QUIET
SPIRITS TURPENTINE QUIET-BosIN QUIET
COFFEE QUIET-sUGAR QUIEr-FREIaHrs
QUIET.
FRIDAY March 1-oP ~
Business has been moderate during tho past woek
but values have not materially changed. though SUBJ
jocted TO frequent fuctoatons The continued agta-
taton ofthe Silver aud Tariff bills Congress had an
unsettng influence, yet the final passage OF tho Silver
bill the Presidents veto caused but little stir IN
business places, as II had for time past been
garded as certain to pass. The elimination OF the
most obnoxious features IRON tho bill rendered the
people indifferent to IL than they were at nrst
aud It Is pretty generally thought that, shorn of
these, the Law cannot mako any immediate mischief,
particularly In view Of the soundness OF Secretary
European cloud has caused u little ripple
of excitement In breadstufs hero aud the West.
buyers turned out didn't very readily,
changes In values not material The In wheat
has influenced by the radical fluctuations Chicago
occasioned by from EUROPE combined with
the nnumerable rumors wnicn have ahost
time for tho purpose OF influencing the markets.
To-day friday the excitement has mostly died and
the markets were comparatively Flour steady
Wheat active at higher prices Corn was easy. Oats
quiet. Whiskcy nominal Pork was nominal. Lard
was easy. Frcights were quiet. Oils and petroleum.
quiet, rs were also Laval sores and groceries,
quoted at 4Isc 4ssc. for pots 20. or
pearls.
ruled firm at 12ho Q 13c, gold, for regulus
the latter price being tho holding Gsurc
BKEswAx firm at 27xc 2sJsc. for Western and
southern; o.ooo lbs sold on private terms.
The New York herald., 1878-03-02
FINANCIAL.

AT REASONABLE RArEs-MONEY ON LlrE AND
n Endo vmcnt Insurance Policies and Mortgages sAus
bought; Insurance. ot all kinds effected with compa
MES J. J. HABRICH h Co. 1lg broadway.
Any AMOUNT OF MONEY to LOAN--ON BOND
Aand mortgage. aud per cent Apply ~ Nassau ss.s
room 4. -
The New York herald., 1878-03-02
WEEKLY REPORT OF rRASsAcrioss

BrcsdstufsThc receipts Of wheat for the past thrca
DAYS 81 900 quarters, including 2IODD
American
FINANCIAL.
LoSpos. March Ia p NJ
Consols. ~ lie for both money aud the account
United states bonds, ts67's, IO6.
Paris advces quote i've io3f for tho
count.
The New York herald., 1878-03-02
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JAsmRo. Fob. ~, 1879
Coffee market quiet; downward tendency. Kto. good
nrst 6UJO pcr 10 ki,os Exchsn London.
~ Average daily receipts 1900 bags shipments IND
week Channel aud North VI Europe. bagss
TO tho United states, oOoo bags: to tho Mediterranean
4.ODJ bags
sales the for tho Channel aud North Of Europe.
2OUD bags; for the United stat 5000 bags for
5000 bags STOCK III bags Froigha
per sail Tor the Channel, J2s I'D.
SANTOS. Feb AZ 1879.
CoGecsuperor Santos, b4OO 5000 re,s psr 10 siIos
Average daily receipts 800 bags Shipncnts weck
to all Countries fOOp bags sales OF the kurops
l4,oOO bags Stock, 10000 bags.
The New York herald., 1878-03-02
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMM ERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL. March I-5 M.
Trade report market yarns fabrics ut NAM
chester is dull and tending down
Cotton sales DAY included 800 baos Ameri.
can Futures dull but steady uplanis low middlinS q
clause, Nay and June delivery. u l-32d.
LONDON. March I-0P N.
Producc-Rc6ned petroleum, lolad per gaon Tniiowl
3os Cd per Spirits Of urpcntiro, 2js 3D. cwt
IAnsoed oil E25 5s n Es5 ioc. per ton.
sEw PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT.
LIynRPo0L, March l, 1879.
n-Cumbcrland cut dull ut 30s short rib dull sos
Ion dull short clear steady 2Ds. Hams
Long cut dun ut Ais shoulders dull at -. Cd Beet.
prime steady at s5s. Lard estern dun 3ss.
l"ow-City dull at 400 Sd Iarpentne Spirits steady
Cheese American choice dull At 69s Lard OIL steady nt
ass Four-hx,ra state dull at 29s whrat-No spring,
steady los sd No 2do. steady At los 81 winter stcndy
At us Corn-Mxcd soft steady 2ss o. for Old
steady 26s I'D for Cottonseed oilYeiiow
can none In the market
LivERrooI, March I. 1879
leading grain circular says: rhs grain trade in q
The country frequently Sd to Is cheaper
AMI all exceedingly dnl. Though there has been no
pressure the part Of holders. on the coast =
few transactions occur IRON day TO day Tho
spot Is quiet: choice dry nearly maintaining
last quotations Damp parcels selling Mt irsegniar
Wheats taken by milicrs freely In red the
In favor of sellers while the prices white
at Tuesdays prices Corn tocrsbie request dry
prices; old and held tor more money"
LIVERPOOL TRADE.
LyERrooi. March I. 1874
The weekly circular OF tho Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Asa
socation s:-"Notton has been nanmat,, an being
freely offered. quotations OF leading descriptions arc
ali htiy reduced American continues IN free supply, n
island there In doing hut prices rather lower.
Business IN futures dull and prices have
Thursday
The New York herald., 1878-03-02

Dsvsrod on contract 900 iaies For in,uro delivery
a.,s ss sss: $50 Tss Sass sc & a. % after sG
ossc a" cssc 800 :. 10 sse iooS a, 10 Isl sie =;
ils: - S.:. .i : 20
200 % bale; 81 n.lo77c M 200 sse 100 q. so April
sS oc D ' Ss's s % $500 800 10 ss a. d so sS 6
s 500 Ios .s % 5s. So :. =" ID s a. q.
300 At lo9sc, 400 ogc. 200 1896 June 700 al
:. cs sc of 100 200 :SS
:; i1sss';' ssp..$ss! @ 'OS 10 .Ss
assG Ssss%''F total. sHo s ,o S.. Total The ssSo ss
s' %oDs ss
5 New sst Boston a $751; fSI Ss
3o Total, i4i63 bales This day last week 1919 This
sSa qsnt ;sr6.. rSss "ss s
steam, ~, comprsssed BY sail. ssc:. 10 10 Liam.
eompts:ssd 70 Liverpool. Ssad., BY steam; BY sail
ssd as' sn%% ,1sa isl
s for B % s es
N % na 'S uns % ~ s s % cA osps":
81 s s IS % sSs
quoted 4se gold LONDON, No. e S. .0 Alum "a
"p s s s PS"
aS% Sss%sS EsS s ssS s
a Soc gold Camphor was quiet; quoted AZ 27aac. tor
Hmsie.p: 3sc iofPswdsssd eoi. aGsc DO IN
s % sss. % aS s
quiet $40 0c. Tor refined city and sSsc ec Tor do
ts *. g
! 3se Tor sorts castlcn.h bones wore aas,sS ss isc
ian Ss,% Sopses r"s SsHS,sa S.S :" IS s1c
can quoted a. iss Iec Spanish at 80 80 $40 Ga.nsa
% s nd sah' .aS qa1sffd
60 81 10 Ginger quoted IKE I7I Tor Jamaica
quoted sc. A.sai@.ida steady at i,c e.
Carbonate ammonia was quoted at i31sc gold seed
ssis sisy Dutch snS...
s ds s:sI%a Hs' m'iass Sa.sh
quiet: quoted sor%sa a"s @sc ca
ssnx Was scarce and In light request quoted AT 81 10
e y oucs s-is, BEAN. %"sSssm .ss h," % aei. a 81
for M s ur. a S. s was e ss e s
% iss as 70, ss..s ss'ss SSd
aas &C. potash s'% quiet eas'. at a4s
r%Sss SI S; s's.Ss
a5,sc Colombo quoted % for xhos and iic
ssca ic juniper berries were aal a. as ~ S sS
for common ana ss % f.r ordinary Italian o":.
quoted at c CASTLE white quoted at la
ss;s: S%1s
25c. u 2sc., god Pignatel nt 27c small Gu sann at
2,c; large Guxaiina at 3Ic 34c; +. small ut 2sc
Cergliano 42c. The market essential oils quiet
Wa quote on bergnmot Sandcrsons S3 30; oil lemon.
Anise 81 10 oil cassia, &c. ali god oil caraway 81 40
81 so; oil croton 81 oil citronea 0Oc 81 oil lavender
75c $2 do do. (Mitcha) SIG: oil cloves
tergreen 81 25 OH sasssfrss inclusvs 43c oil penny
royal nominal at 81 81 25 oil of bay. S5 all currency
fhArnEns we're nominal as 46c soc. Tor prime geese
800 lbs. sold private terms
FisH-The market quiet but nominaily un-
changed We quote: Goldfish -ueorge's Bank, S. so;
Grand Bank S4"$i % Mackorei-EStta mess $50 $50;
x2l do, NO $40 $l2; d., No. s. 80 $40; bay. No.
SIS: do, No. SO; do. No. g. none large No 2 $I4
Box herrinr-Scsled lsc q Doe No l. I3c. lac.
FLOUR a. 1Sp @ trsSns. io2 bbs
sacks corn 49, 1872 bushels oats Is i25 rye II
do barley - 700 do; barley malt 4655 do Flour
firm under lair demand The sales including State, West
and outhern about 6 500 bbs within the
Rye flour STEADY, with sales OF 2OU bbs
Corn meal ruled steady, with sales Of AIS bols
active The sales were 25 900 bushels including Canada
bond at 75ac.. No Western at zoe 72c and State
Tic. Toe. Barley fairly active; 10 900 bushe
uuiet. We quote
The New York herald., 1878-03-02
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

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BEEvEs-Tradc slow current rates, which slightly
OF on those Of our last report sales were oeetod from
ss % q % per has % wss va Sw; s s sr s% 10
lean, with few head OF iar quality steers to hand.
ssf aa e"S Of horned sale. as no. .
steer: a. sSs per b SeEht cwt strong 'e Illinois
ss.c per b. Weights ews asi4c ewI is Illinois steers
atiol,c per 6 weight ~ cwt H. $ Rosenthsi sold Tor
head "a head, weight ~ cwt. Thompson 10 lii-
nos steers a. Sac per Is with % of the o. weight
CO. Il Missouri steer. q" is'S s%e % per o, 'sH sl,%
Pnerson sold for n Beid Ohio bulls live weigh. $50
Ss Weight Rst ~ s & s' S"s head S'sa pJ
sesd "a esF S head 3, ,s per d. 81 ew.
sc fs per h. ~ wS 81 Of per naas %eh. s,s so sssf' ew for
( % 9ss !. s sS ] ss *
ga ewt 10 Ohio steers a. osae Per b. with 81 on per
Sa Sns i've msss ss & % per- ss At I pe mo- and
$40 on the lot bulls, live weight $50 lbs. por head
liomcs sold on commission 5s illinois steers, ~ head
At Sc. per b. weights ~ cwt: a .ews u Missouri
~ head a She per To- with ~ o head ~ head
s S VT ss sSas ss ,oa
Tor y. Morris 80 Illinois steers a. s%c Dor To-, weight
s "i" ss aas D' wsd' .sS Tor
dead Al $40 per b. 81 head a. 0ssc per S With 81 on
per head head at ioe per Id weights cwA. scsnt.
IAlieron Illinois stecrs7o head AZ slc per H. IL
aeaa a. % D;y o tma ~e 81 .oa on per ness ys's ~ eT
&C. pee 10 weiEht 7h cwt W. dudley sold tor
steers a. ss per H.. weixnt7 ewt, strong; or Gansn
o ~ oms:o M:esn 's .. a. se % Rs, s ws,ss ~
ss,se Der To-. weight 6% ewI IS yegel sold ior
~ cwt Tor A. Voge io Illinois steers oAc. psr Ips with