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, 1879-05-11

1S Tot5ls 1a;i co.o:rcia Hc1orf Of M tbs city, says
Packers at this point have been enabled to transact
a moderate business during the last week, thonsh
i must be said that even the few houses now III
run to nearly their full capacity The fact appears
to be that there ure too many pac11ng- houses AZ
Chicago for all to think Of running during the
ins Of from TO- 600 to 40 900 head Of hogs per DAY.
It Gan readilybe thar, with receipts
not over H. 900 head per day, all cou!u not secure
the raw material necessary to run; and, besides II
more houses were running there wouiu ne more
coupetition on account OF an Increased demand
and the result would be that prices would rule
general average. Several rather prominent pack
inc firms are standing idly by waiting for supply
Of hogs which will warrant them IN commencing
onerlions. Aut thus try to utilize helrpropefty.
hit under the circumstances they are compelled
to be content with looking on. 1t Wall oe quite
fmnossible for all those who calcu1ted on running
during the summer to do so Tor these reasons.
There are three prominent houses no" flnnlng
regularly capable OF caring for 10, QUO to ~ 9Ou
head pcr day, and. being unable to secure Tie sup
ply needed are running & eny TO eoutinues
largely OF cuts suitable Tor the e1port lsae, 'esy
little pork being made. Some little prime mess *
ira prime, and bac pork ~ nelng oat .sr soi
Lard is being produced to moderate extent onofa
ribs are being manufactured only to 1a1r amount;
Shoulders and hams arc also being manufactured
o1sG MESS toDd PonE9Dcclned 1oc per brl, but closed
about the same US the latest prices OF fs1aay:
Sales were reported Of + T5o erls seller June 1 a. ~
So 1319. 52A, and cog prs se1ef IT, Jny a.
siosci sssady at ss.5o for cash selle5 e May.
So. for June, and s So; eo&99: W :, 10!
July. Old pork was held st S8'1oa frlne ,Ia mess
at 81. 7543. 90. ..o
LAnp-Was shade easier. but closed about , the
same as Friday afternoon: sales were repoftea o.
seller july at &c. l0@6 Is; and 500 tcs seller A. Az
gust at So. .12z@6.15; ToA 5oo 1s. tes; m: Ine
market closed steady ut Sc. 70 spot or sei1er may
MEATs-Were quiet, though With fair inquiry
Shipments and there t1s change an IN Rcs5s r5.
Sales were reported Of 800 ooo los st1s1 @ o Los
Ju1y. and 81. 7aH seller August; go boxes do a a
81. is spot; $50 boxes long and SHORT clears y y
81. 20; $50 boxes short clears Oh pI1yae .e S,,it
snircs at SIC: The following were the CLOSING
nrices ncr lnn lbs Oh the lending cuts:
, 1879-05-11
MINING SUIT SETTLED.
..t.y nt~,otch IN Thx TriA7inE


CLEVELAND, o., May 10.-The great mining
suit, concerning hlch SO much has been writ
ten. in which Prof. L. E. Holden was defendant
aud number Of gentlemen Of this city pla'u-
tiffs, and which involved several million dollars,
has ut length been settled. It occupied over
tour months time Of the Common Pleas Court
here and had been submitted to tile Judge for
decision. In short, it is as follows: Holden, a
practical gcologist, was sent out b, company
here to prospect in Utah for silver on laud leased
by tle: Company: " No success attending his
mining operations, the members Of the
firm sold out at: heavy discount to Aol-
den. = Very soon after q heavy YEN YEN
Of silver was struck. Plaintiffs claimed that
Holden, beiug'a scientific -nap' khew OF tns'
ages. The case was In the courts IN otan a'lt.
here for number OF years, and tue best o.
legal talent was employed. The name o1 the
, 1879-05-11
PORT OF CHICAGO.


Stmr Corona, St. Joseph, su.dries.
Stmr Shepoygan, Manttosvoc, suHuF1cs.
Stmr Muskegon, Muskegon, sundrics.
Proc Messenger, Benton Harbor sundrfes.
Prom Skylark, Benton uarbor, sundrles.
Prop Annie Laura Muskegon, iu.noer.
PROB Swallow. White Lake. 1umucr.
Prop + C. B., Rsttsin; sfqstef myea iow!ns
PROP E. E. Thompson. Muskeeon, lumber.
Prop George Dunbar, Muskcgon lumber.
Schr Racine, White Lake, wool
Schr Advance. Mnskegol. lumber
Schr Edna, Calumet, gravel.
Schr Seablrd, Ludingtop, lumber.
Scbr Layinda, Humlin, lumoer.
Schr Selk1rk, Cleveland, coal.
Schr Maj. n. Il. Ferry. White Lake, lumber.
schr Leo, Grand Haven. lamber
Scar Maggie Thompson, White Lake, lumber.
Schr isabelln Sands. hlunistee, lumber.
Schr F. B. >tockbridse, Point ST, 1snace, lumber.
schr Mary E; Cook, Auskeg9n: t:. lumber: @
Schr l. II. Forest, Ahnapee. railroad ties:
" Schr Louise Mcdonald, Sturgeon Buy, railroad
Scow Milton, Sangatuck, sundr.es. i:
Schr ]. P. Decoudres, Ventura, rnilroad ties.
schr Bessie Boat, Good Harbor. lumber.
sehr Mary Aanda Grand Hayen l1mbfT
Schr CITY OF Grand Rapids, Muskeeon, lumber.
Schr Marion Dixon, saugatuck. lumber.
Schr Grafton, Eric, coal.
CLEARANCEs.
Prom Dean Richmond. 23, 600 bn corn, 8, 600 tcs
lard, l, 600 brls Hour and sundries,
Prop Fayette, Manistee, sunuries.
Schr LulnbermAn. Black River 1 tons hay and
sundries-
Stmr Anna Smith, Buffalo, 80, coo bu corn.
Prop City OF Traverse, Traverse City, S, GOO bu
oats, 1, 600 bu corn II head cstte. aud sundries.
Schr Homer. Bugalo 32, 40 bu corn.
Schr Millard Fillmore, Oswego, l8, 403 bu corn.
Prop Swallow, White Lake, =, 600 It lumber and
gundfies. ...-
Schr Margaret A. Muir, osweeo. %, ell bu corn.
Schr Brghtie, Buffalo, 10. 900 hn corn.
Prop Alaska, Erie, 40. o0o bu corn. >.
Schr Donaldson, Buffalo, 10, 600 bu corn.
Schr 81. Dali, Ludington, snndries.
Schr City Of Chicago, Cedar River, 100 bu oats.
Schr Oak Leaf, Lnding1ou, 10 brls beef.
Prop Colorado, Buffalo, 43, 600 bn corn, loo
brls pork, 100 b1ls flour.
Schr Japan, Luuingron, sundrles-
, 1879-05-11
COOK CO. S PER CENT,
AND
NORTH CHICAGO CITY RAILWAY
7PER CENT BUNDS.
At
CHARLES HENEOTIN'S,
Jog Wasllington-st-
Investment Securities oi all Hads.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, May 10-Goycrnments strong.
Railroad securities strong and active.
State bonds dull.
The stock market opened weak and a fraction
lower, but became strong, and prices advanced
II to 316 per cent, the latter being Kansas
Pacific, which rose from 50 to 5619. After this
stock the advance was most marked in Louis
vile d Nashville, Iron Mountain, Chicago, St.
Paul g. Minneapolis, Wabash, anu Quicksilver
preferred. Indianapolis, Cincinnati d Lafayette
rose from 615 TOT, dropped to ~, and recov-
cred to 5L Trunk Line, Granger, and coal
shares were firm on comparatively narrow duc-
tuations.
Transactions were 158, 600 shares: q, 600 Eries,
190oU Lake Shore, 1000 Wabash, 1900 North
west common, 5000 preferred, l1,03o st. Paul
common, $500 preferred, 6,0o0 Lackawanna,
5000 New Jersey Central, 5000 Michigan Cen
t1al, 4,000 Union Pacific, ], 400 Hannibal & st.
joseph, 1900 Ohio & mississippi common,
1000 preferred, 1,4C0 Western Union. 200 Pa
citic Mail, 1900 indianapolis. Cincinnati d La
fuyctte, t;,oO0 Chicago, St Paul = Minneapolis,
400 Louisville & Nashville, 1900 St. Louis y
Iron Mountain. 2 001 st. Louis, Kansas City o.
Northern, 800 Quicksilver:
Money market easy at 3 per cent. r.Fine
mercantile paper 4G04H.
Sterling exchange, 81 DAYS, 4s7; sight, 4SS1zz.
The weekly bank statement is as follows:
Loans, increase, So, 3,5S2, 900; specie, increase,
S229, 400; legal-tenderz, increase, 81, 136, zoo;
deposits, increase, Sl0,Co5 5D; circulallon' in
crease, S4,9 900; reserve, increase, 81, ,174,225
The banks now hold loss, COO ia excess OF
the legal requirements.
, 1879-05-11

Withdrawn from store during Friday ihof
city consumption: 734 bu wheat, 500 bu corn'
95l bu barley; do barley during the week. 2l'
9n bu. ..
The following grain was inspected into store
in this city Saturday morning: 1 car No. !
red winter wheat, is cars No do, 5 cars No. .
do, cars mixed, cur No. spring, 46 cars No.
do, 73 cars No. 8 DO, II cars rejected, cars no
grade u86 whea): SO ears hieb-mixed eorn' II
cars new, do, Scars new mixed, ISL cars No. .
corn, II cars rejected, car no grade (5l0 corn);
car No. oats, 28 cars No. white, ~ cars no.
mixed, $ cars rejected: car no grade ('o oats),
cars No. 1rye, cars No. 2do; 2 cars No. j
barley, cars extra. cars feed. Total, 566 cars,
or 245, 900 bu. Inspected out: 124,S59 bu wheat
352,G1O bu corn, 1896 bu outs, 11,7o6 bu rye,
8, l3l bu barley.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
of brcadstuffs and live stock ar this point during
the past week, and for the corresponding weeks
, 1879-05-11

PoRr HURON, Mich, May 1o.-Up-Frops ST.
Joseph, Blanchard, Pacific, Metropolis ocean'
with sch1s Augusta and Merritt in tow, J. n.
Foster, William Young.
Down-Props Mineral Rock and barges, Wilson
and consort. tug Kate Williams, with schr L. r.
Merry, Jasco. ;,..
The scnr A1henian, when sailing down the r1Tef,
got aground sixteen miles below sarn1a' On 1he
Canadian bank.
ronr uunoN, Mich, May 1910 p. m--up-
Props Vanderbilt No. Z, India. NTack, SOY ereasn,
consort: scnrs knight Templar, F. Campbell.
TRINIDAD, Lem Ellsworth, Sir Z: VanstranoenzeiI.
Down-Props j. Bertschy, NaSeriy, Gefmanla
md barges; Vulcan and raft :,
Schr Athenian while sailing down ran aground
on the Canadian shore near Somhra sue was re-
leased bY the sImr Hiawatha Friday afternoon.
Winl-South, brisk; weather cloudy.
, 1879-05-11
BY TELEGRAPH.

=. Sueeial Dispatch to The Tribune
LIVERPOOL, May 1o-11:30 n. m.-Flour, NO. l.
los: No. 2. ss Cd. Observation-Disclosures NO.
l, os i'd; No. 2 S. 1od; spring, No. 1,Ss; No. =
7s Cd; white, No. i, os I'd; No. 2, So Sd; club,
No. i, 9s I'd. Corn-New, No ], As Id. Provis-
lons-Pork, 4Ts Cd. Lard, 33s.
LIVERPOOL, May -Evening-CoTToN-ln mod
crate demand at BsBo 15-1Gd; sales 1000 baies;
speculation and export, 2, 600; American, 5,ooo.
Provisions Lard-AmeEican, 33s.
LlSsEED On-20s.
LONDON, May 10-CoMNox REsIy-is I'D.
The following were received by the Chicago Board
ofTrade: ~
LIVERPOOL. Nay 1o11:s9 mFlouE; s. Cd
6iGSss: white, SIS sd@5s I'd; club. 9s 2dGe9s sd.
Corn, Is Id. Pork, 4ts sd. Lard. 33s.
LONDON, Mny 10.-LIvERPooL--Wheat 1mpfoV-
ing. Corn a shade dearcr. Cargoes on coast
Wheat improving; the Continental deman' IS
California. 4is Gd045s Corn steady. GARAGES on
passage Wheat improving; there is Continental
demand Corn shade dcArer. Fair average
quality No. 2 Chicago spring wheat for Shipment
during the present and following month: 's9s 1air
average quality OF American mixed corn for prompt
shipu,ent by saii, eos GdGb21s. Weather in En-
gland unreasonable. aud nniavofaoie Tor Inc grow
L1yErroo1, May 10.-Wheat market very active
and advancing. Corn-Good market; advance
higher. weather rather unfayorab1e: Extra State
dour. lis I'd. Red winter wheat, 9s ID; NO. =
spring Id higher, IS I'd; No. do, Is 81. Corn,
4s Id Curgoes of coast-Wheat for the United
Kingdom in fair demand; for the Continent IN
Western us 3d. Lard, Cd higher. 33s. Long
clear, '25s Cd; short clear, 2os; cumberlands'
24s Cd.
, 1879-05-11

unchanged, except for Labrador herring "h'cn
was CSC per brl lower. Oils, pslnrs' at'i eo'ors
wore in good demand and were UNCHANGED.
Coal was quoted at 81. 80 for all sizes OF Lacka-
wanna.
The lumber market WAS fairly active anu ilfm'
The cargo ofIcrings sold early ut the late ao,
vance. At the yards trade continues eoou; al'a
the market is quoted strong nnoer s"all re-
ccipts, and the stock has been reduced nearly
4o,0oo, 900 feet during the last MONTH lhe
wool market was steady. few lots OF ne"
unwashed wool have arrived, but the cup 's no'
expected to move freely for month YET.
Broom-corn was slow, and hides were sa'ao,G tu 10
the regular dealers at the quoted figures. nay
was in good local request and firm. Ihe late ''
seeds were firmcr under good inquiry, WILL
light offerings; otherwise there was no cnante
in the market. Choice potatoes we're saloole 10
local dealers and shippers, but anything poor
or small; mixed lots were slow OF sale' uFeel'
fruits were in fair local request, STRAWBERRIES
being lower under more liberal recefpts-
STOCK or LARD IN EUROPE.
The following were the reported stocks OF 'aro
, 1879-05-11

! year.--...---.-. -.-~Sl1, LII, ,G63 s., 162, S52
Local securities continue in active demand
Investors showing disposition to come for
ward and buy at the advanced prices.
There was an improvement in stocks without
much activity in dealings. Michigan Central
advanced Is, to 817S, and Lake Shore Il, to
TX. The improvement in Lake Shore is based
;on the figures of the recent animal report, which
sxhow that the Tuet earnings per share have in
creased from 1857 in 1877 to s5.6l in 1875.
The Northwestern stocks were we'll sustained
ut advancing quotations by the Feports OF abun-
fdant. rains in the Northwest, particularly IN
! Minnesota. Numerous dispatches werereceived
in the city confirming the intelligence. Tie
trouble about news Of this kind is that great
deal of it is manufactured to affect the market.
For instance, the Chicago correspondent OF the
lNey York Daily Commercial Bulletin states that
"the kilograms sent from St. Louis some weeks
5aeo, with reference to the rains in Kansas, were
utterly devoid OF truth. So far IS "big CROPS
OF wheats' are concerned this season, We do
not, under any circumstances, look for them
now. The 1elegraphic rains in Minnesota have
no doubt helped the crop; but the stand Of
wheat will not be increased by all the rains Of
the season.'-
The general belief of the stock market that
good rains had fallen in Minnesota was shown
by an advance OF St. Paul from II to 44aA, and
the preferred from IS to Sc. Northwest COM
mon gained e, to 611966; and the. preferred n,
tn 93H. Rock Island, as an investment Stock
continues in good demand, and went up 4, to
1855. Union Pacific and Erie were weak.
The former declined 76. to tx: and the latter
Y, 10 Is Erie sold as near as q to the price
~ ut which Osborne has put from Keene
for 25,oo0 shares a7 Wabash madeS4, to
95H. Notwithstanding the: powerful
short interest in the coal stocks, they show no
disposition TO break Delaware &; Hudson
opened and closed at AK, Lackwanna advanced
from 5s36 TO 5s77ss, and Jersey Central advanced
from 44s5s to 44ss<. The meeting of coal con-
panies proposed BY President Hoyt, OF the
:peunsylysnia, to talk ovrr . coal combination
has not been held. The New York Tribune OF
Thursday reports that: the frequent rumors OF
= new combination among the eosl companies
:1ere pronounced untrus bg officers Of the lead
, 1879-05-11
4 WOMAN'S SELF-EXCUSE.

Yonder, below the meadow,
The sea iB falling down;
And here whispering shadow
Stirs the maple shoots, pink-brown.
Las. night, from the streets OF Heaven.
Where the stars for night-lamps burned,
The old remorsc fell on me
For an awful hour, ll-eafned.
But to- dag it iapses idly; !:
Iwonder how iong-how lonz7
And a race superior, scornfuI. >:
: Stands tween me and my song.
For the dead was only luman1
Saith tue lnl!ins OF the sea;
And woman is weak woman
Unto Eternity. LILLE SuRnR1poE.
, 1879-05-11

Long clears quoted At =; 50 ioose, ana =: %
boxed; Cumoerlands, 81. 1924; s!a oo1ea; aonE
for III to Is ID average; green bans, 6G6hc for
same averages: green shoulders, 3Ae: =a=-.
Bacon qgSted St fer 'ef so4t cIears, sHSSc
for hams, all canvased and packed
GnEAsE-Was quoted at s.. ooaG5' ~ 1or 10: L
white, 4AO5c for good yellow, and 4&@41ac.1o 1or
brown. . =.
BEEF PRODUCTs-Were hrm md quiet at
50 OOD9 25 for mess, $40. 0oQ1lo.2o Tor extra
mess. and SIG. 5O{Dl7- so for hams.
CALlow-Was quiet at BQ90nc iof dtY anu ois
MEc for country.
, 1879-05-11

company was the Old Telegraph. At length
man uv the name of Davis, ol Stanford, Conn,
desired to purchase Huldcn's interest in the
mine for French syndicate, but would not do
50 with the claifus for damages banging over 1t.
Tn this way it was settled: The claimants got
so0O;U eaci, and Holden over 81 ,O0O, ,OC0. The
cosls OF the litigation were $4,000. Eaca side
IA to nav its own gusts.
, 1879-05-11
IN NEW YORK SATURDAY.


HOG PRoDUCTS-Wcre quiet in the aggregate,
auu more steady than usual. There was very little
doing in pork, and not much in lard, but fair ex
port demand for meats was noted, and probably
several sales were made without reaching the ears
of the reporters. Hogs were quoted lower nut
Tiverooo reported an advance Of Cd in lard, while
the Easte m markets were easy In tone.
The following is a detaied statement OF the
shipments Of provisions for the week, and since
Nov. l, 1878, with comparisons:
, 1879-05-11
A Lucky Prince.

Gently standing at one Of tile Monte Carlo rou-
lette tables, when he put thous md franc note
on the last dozen, AMI, twcutv-six coming up,
hc quietly asked Tor his winnings In gold, with
which he went oH to another table iu the Sec
ond room. There he put four louis e,s 1lein on
;twenty-nine; aud again fortune befriended him,
in illustration Of the adage, til you are lucky
at Dlas' misfortune will happen to you In other
WAIST :'<
, 1879-05-11

Special Dspatch to TIE 157oune
MnwAukEg. May 1o.-Grain freights are qulet
at yesterdays quotations
Schr Kate Ninslow was taken this afternoon tos
4G. GOO bu wheat ut 3Mc to Buffalo.
Schr Porter has gone to Escanaoa for 1fon-o1e.
, 1879-05-11

FOREIGN.
LONDON, May 1o-Consols, money, 9s GIG;
account. " 11-id., ~ :,
28x: preferred, S.
United states bonds--New IS, 1o5Az; AS,
1G95S; 4s; 1043{.
= Pms, May 1o-Rentes, 110f 75c.
BRR1M, May 1a-Ihe statement Of the lmpe'
, 1879-05-11

The following were the receipts anu sulu-
ments Of the leading articles OF produce IN LUIS
city during the twentv-1our hou's eno'!l5 Nv
O'Clock on Saturday morning. and LOT lne COT
resnonding date twelve months ago;
, 1879-05-11
MARINE N EWS.

LAKE AND CANAL FIsEiGHTs.
Rumors and counter having been re-
ceiyed in this city regarding Eric Canal freight
rates on grain, THE TRIBUNE yesterday sent tel
eeram to Buffalo for definite information, and r.
ct;yed reply that the rate on corn was aonr cent?
This confirms the information received several
days W ago BY prominent vessel agency. o...,a,r.
lake fro1ghts were less active yestefnay
choatnra IN Kuffa'o we're reported at Sc, and
through by lake and canal at 7Xc On corn, lhs
canrI rate ut Buffalo being &C. It Waa romofsa a ht
carr,ers stoully denied it, saying the drop was a.
The other end OF the route. Room WIS 6ep05tea o6
taken fur IS, GOO bu wheat. and about 5l0 uoo M ba
corn. The rcpor,ed charters for Buffalo were e. tne
steam barge Cotilnoerry, IS, 600 ou wheat At 3.e'
scnrs Donaldson. 80. 600 bn corn; En- :. T.. 1onss es
40 900 hu corn; ?. S. Marsh ~ ooo nn ug 81 ~ ~
Colllngwood, schr w. 3. Allen, 20. oo0 bu corn = At
2t.c, free Of elevation. In tho afternoon tag KIM
Il. Newcon,e 4s, 900 bu corn anu tae =: * nn on
bu corn through at TIC.
, 1879-05-11
RITFFAL0.

BUFFALO, N. r., May 10.-Large quantities OF
Ice remain OF this port, but navigation is not at
tended with much difficulty. Boats have oeen
arriving freely since yesterday.
Coal freights steady and Unchanged Charters
schrs F. L. Dapforth. E. II. Davidson, coal 10
Chicago at 30c; Granger. coal TO Milwaukee at 3oe
Watertown, coal to Cleveland at l5c, coal tnence
cleared-Props Japan, merchandise, Duluth ;
Oakland Bay city; W. Il: Barnnm, $50 tons I eoaI. T.
Mllwaukee; tug Flossic Thielcke Chlc4so scnss
tin and Golden Rule, Bay City: James Coucn,
L $50 tons coal; Zacn Chandler, l4o tons con- ai
ii. VI. Page, l,20o tons coal; G. a. hfns. .ss;o vGo
Palms, T. COO tons coal; Charles Foster, l.1G}o y,
tons coal; Thomas P Sheldon, 1.l37 tons coa! *n
Pelican, 424 tons coal; D. Doooliis' oog 'o9o
conf; Lotta Wolf, $50 tons coal; Red Wing, !,@23o
tons coal; William crosthwaite, 15o tons ~ coa!, Sa
Emma 4. Mayes. Chicago; Lewis Wells, ouo DTS
water-ltme; E. Fitzgerald, Milwaukee, nsht.
, 1879-05-11

5pectai Dispatch to The 3Tf1une-
uouGnroS, Mich, Mny 10.-AsfiSeo, s'aa1s
Atlantic and Arizona OF Buffalo
The Peerless leuves for Chicago o-nlent.
, 1879-05-11
BREADSTUFFS.

FLOUR-Was more active and stronger. Thefe
was very good demand for Shipment anu stocAs
were reported light so that holders were MOI co1n-
netting much with each other, anu able 10 command
better prices Safes were reported Of 175 br1s win
tera on private terms; i, 500 brs and $50 sacks
springs chiefly at So 25@4. oo 500 orls no grade at
$40; and 300 brls rye flour at : :. o''G1. W:
Total. 8, 4o5 packages. The following was me
, 1879-05-11

rial Bank Of Germany shows an increase IN spec'e
OF 2,840,0 ,000 marks.
, 1879-05-11


The packers Of Milwaukee have finally fur
nished the commercial editor of the Se'1t'''e
with the details Of product manufactured our
ing the past winter season: Mess pork, 36,sao
brls; prime mess, 1881 bris; extra PRIME III
cluding rumps, 8,546 brls; sweet picked hams'
3o,919 tcs; long cut hams, 3,9s7.65l lbs; green
hams, 1,1s5,993 lbs; shoulders o'oos'a@o ios'
sweet-pickled shoulders, 497 tcs: long clear
sides, H. 09s,8s6 lbs: short clear sides, s5s5,
lbs; short rib sides. 7,51s,a14 lbs; Cumberland
sides, 1,4s9,71o lbs; backs and bellies, l53'sso
lbs.
IN NEW YORK SATURDAY.
Nav U.-Receipts-Flour, II, H,486 brls: wheat,
81, 500 bu; corn, $500 bu; oats, 9,42o ou'
eorn-meal, 862 pkgs: rye, lo'o54 ou; mait'
1850 bu; beef, 1,722 tcs; cut meats, 5lo pkgs !
lard, 463 tcs; whisky, 356 brls.
Exports ts-For twenty Jour hours-Flour, 2,50o
brls; wheat, 1s6,0oo bu; corn, 1900 bu; OATS
1000 bu.
, 1879-05-11

Latest quotations for MAY delivery on tno
leading articles for the last. two business oase'
, 1879-05-11

BRAS-Was active, with little change IN prices.
Sales were ITO tons. at 50. oa6@o so per ton free
on board cars and 50, 20 on track.
.Conx-MtA1-Coasse WIS nominsl at S13. 90 per
, 1879-05-11

Tennessee fs, old. 34i5;Virg1nia Gs, new. -. 35
Tennessee 6s, new 32!A Missouri U.s. .106
Virginia is, DID,. 81
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theris." s. r. DUPoN, ga.
Invaluable in Scrofua"
W. j. GILBERT, n. D. n, g.
"Recomuended IS prophylac!ic In Yellow
Tho Summer Seaeon of these Springs beginl
June let. Terms $50 c month. Carriages meet
visi,ors st Forest or Lawyers, each miles from
the Syringe, upon advice Of srrivsl. Accom-.
modalions unequaled. All tho comforts and
attractions. Skllllul resident Physician.
off dcz. half gal. bottles. So Is for gal. cssk;
S4 for 10 gallons. 81 for 20 gsllons.-on board
cars 81 Lynchbu-g. Va
MASS so els and 81 bottle, So 80 and S. for
de- cont post paid. This Mass is tho Water
eoi!diGed and contains sl tbe curative proper
tics of the water in reduced space.
PILLs.-25 cts. 50 cts and 81 package OF
S125, 50 10 and S5 post paid. (Lhese pills consist
Of tho Msss in sugar costed pill form 10 suit dol
icste conditions) Sample supply sent free to
any pbysiaisu desiring 70 use It in prsctlco
Psmp phlet free upon application. This remedy
o: Nature is endorsed by the Medical profession
and sttested by results in thousands Of cases
during tho lsst q years. Address A. M.DAVIES,
Pres't of the Co., 7S Main st., Lynch burg Va
Round trip tickets from points North and
South at reduced rates.
Sold by JaNNEY 6 co. Agents, Ale1an'
dris Va. splS.om