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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28
Notice U. S Internal Revenue Spe-
cf1I Tax

Under the Revised Statutes ofthe United States
Sections 49, 1881, 323S and jZ59, every person
engaged in amy business, ayocttion or employ
ment, which renders him liable TO special tax.
is required to procure and place and keep con-
spicu0usly in his adjustment or place OF bus-
mess u Stamp den0ling the payment OF said
special tax Tor the special-tax year beginning
May l. ISIS. Section 52+4, Revised Statutes, ds .
ignates who are liSble 20 special tax. \ return,
Is prescribed on Form II, is also required by
law Of every person liable 10 special tax as
above. severe penalties are prescribed Tor non
compliance win the fOrrgoiA requirements, or
Tor continuing in business after April 30, 1878,
without payment OF tax.
Application should be made to @. Z. Beates.
Deputy Collector OF Internal Revenue, at juno
ton City, Kansas. 5l-4t
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28
shsr;Fs saIs

Distrie court, 18th judicial District, seiswioi>
county, kaHsas.
Anna North
vs..
Timothy Mahoney, Mary
Mahoney, Gilman ; Moul-
ton and John t.. Farwell.
BY virtue Of an order OF sale issHed oar al The
district court The 18Th Judicial District sittlng
and for sedgwick county, Kansas, Wherein
Anna North is plaintiff and Timothy ,fzdoney,
Mary MahOncy. Gilman ; MOaiton al john b.
Farwell, are defendants, win on
Saturday, tie 18Th day Of Apris, A. D. 1878
between the hears Of 2 and c. clock D. m at
the courthouse door, being az the froat OF the
building known as Eagle Block, on Douglas ave.
in the city Of wichita, Kansas, offer for sale AZ
public auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash in
hand all the right, Title and interest OF the de-
PENDANTS Timothy Mahoney, Mary VI HONEY ell
nan 5. M0ulton and John l.. Faryeii IL. anil 10
the following described real property situated
in the county OF sedgwfck, state Of Kansas,
to wit;
The north half Of the southwest quarter, Of sec
ton number four o., township twenty soye.
CD, south OF rauge No. one ~ east. said real
property is levied upe1 IS the pYoRe rty delend-
ants Timothy 1lahOBsy. Mary Mthoury, Gilman
;. aioulton and John L. Farwell ami viii be
sold 90 satisfy said order Of sale
sheriff Office, vie bits, March, II, ISIS.
II. ". DUSSiNt4, sheriff
harris s Harris, PitG Attorneys. sos
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

The Edwards County Leader, pub
lished at hinsley, was year cid last
Thurday. Its editor is delighted with
the success it has achieved, aud of its
future prospects.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

Hon NJ. NJ Murdoch, editor of the
EAGLE, and postmaster of Wich ita,
came down last Thursday, on visit
to the banner county aud old friends.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Muir
dock. They returned on Friday
Weliagtoa Press.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

Fifty thousand Turkish troops are
now ercamped in the plain of Bujuk-
dere, and there are fifty battallions on
the lines defending Constantinople.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28
Kansas Apples.

The Lawrence journal copies our
item about the shipment of car load
of apples to Boston, by Messrs. Far
rell Brothers, of this city, and says:
The expectation of apples from
Kansas to Boston is something that
would hardly have been predicted ten
years ago, yet we learn from the
Leavenworth Times that it is taking
place. "-LedreRtcortb Times.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

The county seat question is the abb
sorbing topic of the day in Sumner
county. A division of the county il
strongly talked of.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

Col. Phillips has about as much in
fluence in the House as any other
member OF Congress. He is active,
well informed, industrious and perse-
vering aud up with the timcs.-Iade-
pendent.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

1t is limited that Stephen A. Cobb,
OF Wyandotte, will be candidate for
Governor before the next Republican
S.ate Convention.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

New Orleans, since the completion
of the ietties, has risen to the rank Of
the fourth city in the country for the
expectation of corn.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

There are rumors that Judge Leon
ard, the Louisiana Congressman who
died recently in Havana, did not die
of yellow fever, but was poisoned.
The matter will be Investigated.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

John Allison, Register of the Treas
ury, died on the morning of the Esd
inst, of apoplexy. He was sixty-six
wears old.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

A Baptist church will be dedicated
at Augusta next Sabbath. Sermon by
Rev. DIR. HardWick, of Leavenw orth.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

A proposed feature Of the new post
al bill is 10 make it crime TO send
publications outside of the mails.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

An income tax bill has been drafted
by subcommittee of the House. Ii
exempts all incomes under $4,000 a
wear,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

Two more of the Kinsley train rob-
bcrs were captured at Dodge City last
Friday night.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

The AtchisoD, Topeka 81 Santa Fe
railroad now runs dining cars Oh all
through trains,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

D. II. Anthony has been re-appoint-
ed and confirmed postmaster at Leav-
enyorth.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

The farmers of Kansas ought To
plant early this year il they wish good
crops. Last year was very rainy
one all over the country, and tins
nav run to the other extreme.-Pd o-
Ia Shirt
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

The Russians have in the Bospho-
rous two regularly fitted torpedo
ships, carving six torpedo boats.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

improvements on se. Of Sc valued at SO.
Bids on he above described land may be made
between the hours Of u O'Clock u. N. aud p IA
on said day OF sale. /. \. NOODCOCk,
52-4 County Trcasu- or.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

Lawrence is holding public meetings
in the interest of barge line from
that city to Kansas City.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

GOLD.
The New York money market, as reported
by telegraph on the Goth inst. give the follow.
ing:
Gold opened and closed at 1911, with sales
during the day at 10l4.
Silver bars-s1.2O} greenbacks; 1l9f gold.
Silver com, and per cent discount.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28
Publication Nc.i.e.

In The Dis.riet, cour. Of Kansas, in and for the
county OK SedgWick.
Benjamin A. Baker.
PiaintiG
3. 4. Thornhiil. Ct al
Defendant
ToB A Thornhul, Matilda Thornhlu and z.
j.. v cir, forInariy z 4 Eheruhnl and Austin
torbiH, F. W. Dunton, Henry Alphin and
Cannon and Deering, defendants. You are
each hereby notified that you ct az, have been
sued by Benz min Baker IN above entitled
action and That said plat fiG' IS petition ugnin- {
you ct nj, is sled in The Office of The clerk Of the
district court Of Kansas, in and for Sedswick
c0anty.
The Judgment prayed for in said petition is rs
follows, viz;
Ihornnili for thirteen hundred and htty dollars
on Judgment rendered in the court aforesaid in
favor OF Austin Corbin and against hlm (lhorn-
hill) for 500 and costs, aud on a note and NOR
tggge executed and delivered by said IlornHill
and wife TO q A Woir, formerly L. 4. Thorn
hill, Tor $500 and on an account of money paid 70
redeem the land herein after mentioned from tax
sale and praying further that such judgment be
declared TO be first lein on tie southwest quar-
ter of section six (6l, township lwenty-eight f2sJ
range two (2) east in said county and that an
order of sale issued for the sale Of said land 10
satisfy said Judgment and praying further that
any Interest or estate In or lien upon claim to
said hand held by yOu or either Of you or any enc
claiming under you be declared junior to plain
tin lem on said land and that your equity OF
redemption in and to said Land be barred and
fOreclosed and that y0u and each of you be for
ever esiopped from setting up any claim TO said
land. on are notified that plaintiff is the owner
by successive assignments Of the judgment and
mortgage sned on herein aHd that 20 personal
judgment Is demanded against any ofyon.
You are notified that unless You answer said
petition on or before May Let, a ID 1878, the
same will be taken IS true and Judgment viii be
rendered rs prayed therein.
5-s Piaintia
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

Singular scene in Philadelphia
court-a priest found guilty of MUIR
der III the first degree.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28
eealed Proposala Wanted.

OFFICE WICHITA AczScT,
indian erritory, Anadars.5 Post Office. :
Mach IN, ISIS
Sealed proposals, subject 70 The usual csn'ii-
tons VIII De received 81 this oAice unfil g an.
April lst ISIS.
FOR BREAKING ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRfs OF PRAIRIE LAND,
In lots to suit Approved bond in Tia sum OF
sl900. 90 VIII be required Bidders are requested
20 be present or repre- Gated by attorney aI0per-
ing Of bids which should be addressed 10 the
undersigned. to whom aPpiy for further iHfor-
m1tioD-
A. G. WILLIAMS.
SID l.. :. Indian Agent
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

Sitting Bull has ceased to sit and Is
again on the war path.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

General Grant arrived in Rome on
the Goth inst.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

Silver has advanced in price in Lon
don
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

Gen. Fitzpatrick lectures in Peabody
next Saturday evening.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28

WICHITA, THURSDAY, MARCH Is, 1871.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28
G5t ddifBita Gaslf.

M. M. MURDOCH, Editor.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-03-28
sheriTa Sala.
N--~- - = '977~~F
let Court, 18th Judicial district, sedgwick

II. " BtNNINtf. sheriff.
Harris s Harris, PltIs Attorneys. 59-5
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Distrie court, 18th judicial District, scdgWics<
county, kansas.
Anna North,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
LIVE STOCK mARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO, Soy 5-CATTIE- Receipt to-day. 952 head, FOR
The iuUs lar - 40 head for te time list week,
SUs hraU l3 thTUu guUsuIs ~
no sa'rS t1-.ay, ir arrivals .OnsgnrI through.
far. 80 head: for the time last wc"S,
600 head irOush gnmcui,. cars THct iun u
lCrliuUg Fair 10 Western -hru! 3 q
HCtiyc Canada Lambs - 2Ja$i 80 All offerings DIS
Receipts TODAY 2fl5 head; the thus Ear.
head. ast WvcE, lNiJps through
COIsi"Im'ui. ~ Market Wthout Cc'dri chan-c
NOrAcTs -, mostly ~; Heavy. slow Of sale and
CHICAGO. Nov. J-7Hr DrOrJf Journal reports: HOGS
Receipts $40 heIds shipments. 2,luD head. NaTArt
sttOug ana gneT Oi Heavy. $J OG$3 ~: Light ~ % q
81: MILri fsCSlus. - nbutA 10.
p ut3d shipments ai' htld Stftf-'
81 JOas sd FCodcrs aud >0Ckr- -ts - Oat3 81
Butch"rs steady Western hrm at 81 Ivds5 30 IrN1nh
sngR~ rccirt. 900 head. Market strong aud shade
higher NJ = iOos3 40
EAsT ilhERfY Penn Nov. 5.-CAuIE-R-cepts to-day l02
head thrOucl IO2 head local supply .OJt quality
common to-day, = loads sod 10 uI them ~ New.
and for Philadelphia. The c,t tr the local trade
prices 2Jc better sl ac- than LIST wrek. Bcsi gtants
- 5OcSl 10 Fair to Cool sGSi s6 Common to fa IS %
Vs 40
hoasR today 700 head. Yorker 80 sOas1 90
P.nA clphias - 20.
O2Jc Of from ias week plenty lett unsoid prospects
good.
~ LOUIS Nov b.-CirrLI-Shipping grades scarco and
wanted Good Choice lIrayy stesrA ~ 2Oass % do
dem nd. a. 5nG&S 50: do cows and HofrtA
s2g-i Winter TcXaus - 2ja-3 through DO, - %
81 COWS, s2as2 G21. Receipts. loo head
VOas--iOWrr and Him W'dih n pfrNru'H pac trf
fran buyinR. Yoker- 81 5jGt2 81 Packing aud Bo,tons
81 7ra.s 81 Butchos - 80 81 fAia c nias as 40
I!r,c,ptA 5000 mead. ...--.,
SuEEr- lsirr an1 slow Far good NutonS a. G5ds3
Choice % Fancy, - 2j @ 81 %. keeepi-, 700 hc1n
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL. Nov 6-I2:3O D. tn--Thfrs n moderate in
quiry for Cotton which freely supplied MddnE Upsnd
b1l MddlIng OTHan5, ID; sales OF the day. 1000
pdng 900 bales for speculation and export ReceIts
roo bales including ON0 bhes Ameuc1B. Futures ish
cheaper Upiands Low Mindhng clause November delivery
5lsd Upands Low Middlng clause November and Decem
Der delivery 6bisd Ulands IOv hiddn9 clause December
andJ January delivery, 6sdi UpADda Low hiohng clause
January February delivery 6slsl: Uplands los" Mid
dim clause February and March delivery bszi Uplands
Low M,ddiiBg clause March and April delivery bs Up
nnds Low Mdding clause April and May delivery 07is -
UpandA. Middng clause New Crop shipped December
and January sail, oiiazd
IIyHRPoOi. Nov B-5 m.--The sales OF Cotton to-day
Included American. Futu1es steady; Upands Low
ding clause delivery 51ia; Uplands Low Mid
November and December delivery. blagd; Up
lands dGlBg clause January end February deiyerr
5lsd Uplands Low Miduug clause February and March
delivery 5bisi also 5id also 6LI Upanda Low hin1nng
clause April delivery. 6issd; TDandA Low Mid
ding clause New Crop shipped November ana December
sail 5iiasd
IivRsrooL Nov. 30 p. m.-BreAdstufs firm Wheat.
Qd Id per ceuta for average California White, 0lOd @
10 California Club, 7d a95tot Red Western Spring
and Red Winter The Ieoepts oil Wheat for the
past days $4,000 ora including 10000 ora Amer
can market for Yarns and Fabrics a Manchester du
but not lower Iar1 S3od per eat for American Pork ~
per fOf Primo Mess Bacon 81 per owt for sng Clear
Siddles 32 Short Clear Mddes rsOw 31 per CIV
Sugar per oW for No ~ Dutch standard on the spot
ASTWgRP Nov b.-PeiroIeum. 22o francs for nne pale
American Lard closed at 26a forlns per 80 klos
HAyRE Nov 5Larn closed ~ As' francs Per 90 kilos
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
9idilonfrp.
Gftursione.

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
vi Open from $50 a. N 20 " p IN IN s,., ro-, and
Observation-Disclosures point TOT " all suee' F0'ry ~"u
coUKTLA TSTREET- point for Jersey CITY AMI
CommunipaW PeTnes. -, oao. C,,v Hall mn
barclay street Ferry 20 H0bOken - ,,uont. and pr,a
CHAMBERS. .sTRREf-EeAres point tor FA'oNiA MI" ~
Railway Ferry
FRANKIfN.S STREET r.,....a. s,ras, Fairy
GRAND goint for Deshross@ss rs .snT and
20 Jersey CITY aud Peoples Line steamers Tor any
connecting with cars for DesbrOsses anu H1'' ~
BIEECK ER.sTREET-C with cara for EAs' aHa
lGHTH.sTREET-NeArest Point for Christopher street
Perry % nOboken, connecting with cars TOT O''opno'
and East Tenth stress fefrtes- 49, e...,o
FOURTKENTH sTKEET-NearrH point 70 nhn ~
MnLaek's and Iyceun Theatres, Academy OF hualc lI
wing TaInmany Hans connecting Win cars loF East
TwcpTy tbisd and Thirty IOurth Street Ferries -, !,
TWESTH. .rIIIRD-STREEr pOlnttoI lhont ~.
street Perry jersey City BoOth's 81 James hu a.
TheatrrA Grand Opera House Gilmore oaluvn ,a IT,. r
Masonic Tempe and Twenty third s'rtet Fe''1 W '''
TUIIfTY THIRD Str EET-Nearest point "a standard;
broadway and Fifth Avenue The 'tTtS AQUARIUM suu
san francisco Minstres connecting WIN cars O' "o"
roRTY YsEcISp sTREET-Connects with y. u Transfer
90. Cabs TOT Grand Central Depot
sr EEr-Nearost point Central Park
eonnectnR with uars }, Belt ILno Ralirvad
.,0R iJPTOXN trains take EAsT side station
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take w Est siho stAlo. , IN .,
FAHE 10 CENTS, except 6etweeD the hoars oa o'sV ~
7;so a. nl and % p M. when tho lara y cents
NJ VAN nRocKLIS. sapL
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
T9E MONEY MARKET.

TUESDAY, Nov. 5-P. &C.
r. aov being election day and legal holiday, all
~, hanls and exchanges were closed. The Sub
o.sTry ro Yesterday iOnday paid out $6l7 600 com
tN ;,cycst on the public debt, and 81 ,oS9OOO for
Nj ~ bonds. The London mprket to-day is re-
ar,od strong for British consOls, which are up 10
pSs,s for money. and 94ls for account-and Uueeu
states bonds are all higher, digs at loo's hoDI'
At 1885, 1O40s at lOsls' ana new oS .h SS 80 Tr;~
-, railway securities were lower. with Erie
nn,roon down lg per cent to 194. the preferred
oaDt TO 30. Illinois Central 81 PennsyiVahia
Psi pIo "a and Reading 1884. The Bank of England
TO- TO-DAY gained e23, 900 bullion on balance paris
s'.natcbes nuoto the per cent French renteS al
9,p ~ Exchange on London being 23.ZS. o+o-
The following were the only Phhaaeiphia q'o'"-
tiops received: - ,,r.ooa $500 1911
Pennsylvania oS lhnu Pennsyl lvana RailrOad ~ =
issue -" ebigh V9lley Railroad ~ 4
Philadelphia and Enc iryiied Railroads of y. J l2o .
Railroad. -.....''..---.. 49,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

At % SGT SSG % rs ns % 800 ss SS
500 BUSH So Duluth on pvac terms Corn n @cdstsis
reluesti sales sasa sample at ssc 200 s b1sh 30
Western sIs ISS$GS gSy Sp
freight stesey Wheat 7S, Corn 6HG; sas 49,; Bar
sy Eye Sc 9s S See e NeRGS5 Gsd @
bbls wnat. 5000 bush; Cora 1900 bush Oats 900
Flour g6isi Wheat 1850 bush Corn "a bush;
Wheat. E70S bush: Corn. ss00 bush Oats $500 bush;
B3Gsy zoo SGsh' r. Loo bush cana shipments to
$40 bush: Farley. 7'2G0 bush Rye s,401 bush -.
but RED and Mq gust ss @ Sa soep TnSs Sa
shPme.t 1000 bush b. Corn h5m At 3Ga$ Oats steady
harley quiet and unchanged P6rk easrr obbnq 81 25
nominal Bulk Meats dull weaS and lower Shoulders SSc
Clear nm 4o Clear SIDES Bacon Gun and shade
9S5c whIskey in dSmand but lover a. 81 o. Butter
G a and 0wer coHcn * co. aH sh - = So
@ @2'i4s head " ,GP@s6 5P@5 So Sss 81 soa's 90 receipts
pErTorr ey. 6tour quiet and steady sales 4Oo bbls
42c; High Mixed, lobe NO Mixed 4Oo.i no Myed'
No whits @lC No Mixed z51c; No do s3e clover
Corn. 5000 bush: GA 8 $500 bush Standardization.
l.6O1 bh 81 Corn, 800 bush; oats l.0HO bush.
Rio ilheI7 qc Mar cabo 10 lava 9Sa25o sugar
GGcanged Tolasses nominal Flour drnar; Western w,
tras Cord 81 5ei Minnesota Extra Family. Lo@ = 25
Fsn9;yjyaHs Mc5lam = %; da GOOD; = S2E
sy Iculs dS cSoco and Fapcr i9Gs ss 5
Winter Wheat Patents in lots 50 s5 Is Minnssota do,
S7GS7, a. quality. RYE our uegrctcd S3 Corn
- Buckwheat Meal hFmer S2df2 b. whcaf-De a..
Rejected 92c; We.tern Hed In elevator ~ O3
Delaware Red, track. 81 %; WESTERN her In graln
depot % P0nnsYlN Amber, IN elevator, ~ 90 South
Fancy Amber, 81 o. M"higsn II o..
changed slightly advanced: Rejected in grain
depot 46a iG2c.' 4lai7 Western II Oh MNei
4S0lS2 euSylyaua, Western and southern yellow. on
cars and IN grain depot iOG1 closing at te latter l
Oat-C OCc White and IN demand advance oi 02c
Western Mixed. p G2j &c, Stained. &C.: Far ana Good
Wltc 7r20C Choice and Fancy, 1850 seeds and Feed
unchanged VIII key Qu.Cta steady Western, ~ To- AZ
tho Open B0ard-Wbeat ctiye aaic higher. no Red
81 0j'+ for Dceem6 81 Oi 9d A oiai asked for S9ysm
bcg ~ 05 hd - O asked for DrCe uDrr u O6r bi'
81 O6 asked for Jan ay Cor1-Sa Mixed sold at e. i%
i-c skcl for December i7c bid, - c asked for Jaua
ACC. bid 4G HsE,d Tor New December. hrmer y
bid 2Hc. asked for NO. White November %Gc. bid, s7c
askc for Mixed November
roLRDo, Nov. h.MEca. steady; No WIN" Michigan hed
g5c. Extra do, g7C bid A. her Michigan, spot ilics
November December o.; 80 Amber Michigan, ne; NJ"
ber 9iC. Ma. Rel, 9lc Rejected WaUash, SCC; Ne<cTn
No = 81 2c New, 8lc.. EeieCto Soc; New, 35gc d m
aged New 81 &c. Oat- quiet no 2l &c. Clover seed,
Prime 81 asked a. 90 bid - 10 Receipts Wheat
30 coo bush; Corn as hush: OJt4 hO'n bush. shin
menrs-Wheat 900 BUSH Corn. $4,000 bush; oats 1000
bush. At the Wheat dull No Wh 1, Michigan Doc;
Amber January, 9ic; No REQ FAIL 9C. bid cas - les
"a 4c no ; Red Pail oil Amber Nee n.
Ceulrr, 9ic. COTu- Damaged, "a 10, sew, 81 lIc
WIIMING rON ~ C., Nov. b.-liuds 1urpcntne steady;
8 % for Hard, and 81 80 for yellow Dip and Virgin Ia
STEADY AT g. o.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKEra.
TuE aRITI-H CORN TRADE.

LONDON Nov 5The BfgTk Lane Hrpre IN It's review %
ahe British Corn Trade for the past woek SAYS Active
yrogss with sowing ana IN e0Ier dis
Wheat beginning 10 shOw these, hOWeVur pru
exOep0nA it Wl probsO be another fortnight before the
OF the Wheat VIII been English Wheat has
becu marked sparney, both m London and the
healthy tone has prtdOmnaod, although TO the
present me without any effect ON prices Some Of the sam
better, but large proportion OF the
erngs consisted damp dtscOOred sprOuted lots which
naturally Only saie8be a. ruOns Ices Indeed farm
dsiYIies throughout the Kingdom fully testify 10 tie
fact that ths Egs Wheat crop has suffered enormously
Consequent the damp condition in
which gatheren Tie pOrts Of foreign Wheat into
London fair Except for the action Of America We
probably better prices. but the ahpnenta
large the movement to deTater 40 active
that the light badly conditioned home crop nor the
good Continental demand have b0en able 70 eoDha the de-
rl...a.u
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
THE MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For THE WEEK ENDING Nov. 5. 1873
0ensral D!reetlons.

lE1pressy fOr THE n. TRIBUNE bV our own heporter
General DTeotlcnS.
send only good articles Tn freight and other expenses eat
1p poor goods everything good order An attractive
look examination and often makes sAe whore q
nry paoka=s sioyen appearance fans Pack securely
% thai e viii not allow the contents 10 change about
Ose plenty Of clean d. straw with eggs marx plainly
slth paint ss cplate Is bessnd note eontenn on ue
K Or barrel stating the amount Also SepdR letter at the
sse ue stating what 10 sent, the route time etc An IN
o OF list should iReiOsed In barrel or box Always
e the humber Of packages Secure for yourself reputa
@ ir hne goods best shape 80 that your marx 10 In
b-EecilOn day recognized asa National holt
80 a 70 vel was u adhered - Today that but tte nior.
e1 b Gstherod relative 10 the market fOr country
lacking actual transaction therefore, upOu whch
aNgsatons o. them. 81 leRst must Dc considered
ne receipts given belOw for only nvU DAYS
- ela yesterday. The Produce Exchange being closed
%'uy arrivals cOud not be eertaBedl
bh1GB AND FEAs.
eepe ior tho week Boans $50 bbls: PeaA 1Ol72 bush
,SSSsi, Beans lss5 baih Pas S329s bush Tbs
peea Rio eraiely aouye the past week and prices
Nsass AZ S9oII sseed tsr es nnd1 coce HendPicsed
~ so PEI bushsi lower Down 81 a. strictly Prns
er gu0tsd At 81 To0Sl Is thOugh The latter figure
Aha SAuiea a Qsotatena Black Reans have advanced
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

PHIrApEIP PHIA. Nov. Wool quiet demand moderate
prices STEADY umo Pruusylyauia and Wcs VIRGINIA w
above. d37c., y. 3jd36c: ~ dim, $jG1C; Co is
30d33c. NswNork Michigan IN lana an, Western tiLr
3-GGic.. Medium 25GIGC; COafsr 3 03 ca IUWbing
Washed 3Gd42c; 90 Unwashc. q 3Sc Canada Comb
Z3c. UuWa-htd "a ic; Medium do. 2G~z7c;
Washed SCQfUc: CDuradO FILo and Medium. l1d2'C:
Colorado 60 for cts, l3T DC; Extra ana Moino
Pulled 3OHaJC: NJ. and super Pulled, taste; Texas
n and Mel.urn 1o2r: do. CuarNc l30l5ci California
kIIv aad Medium. lJd21c dO Coarse, lod@JC