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, 1879-02-07

IL
6pscfaI Di4pafeA to TAs 7ffbnA4.
Nxw Yoi.k. Frb. A,-HnAtx-Wtntcr wheat 1t.
tractd lcsa attention from speculative Interest, ~
we'll n on export account, and quoted towa
A1hc per bu, closing DUH and ~ = ruls
weak; sprlng lightly dealt in, but held
It full prices. aud not offered freely, Corn
Rens.nlly weaker In nost instances for ssE.
" delivery, about .4e bu lover On moro
liberal olsEluxs, and moderate demand; mixed
Western It 40Gk4UHe; no. 2 Western sttost quoted
1t 5906oc. Oats In generally good demsad, snd
quoted generally hEm In price, tn instances tFtas
draser, It 60e; wliits Western. H. 600 Ru 1t 3ae8
sic; No. : Chicago adoat, ~, 900 ta At 3l*a; Nc.
3 Milwaukee In store. !, 200 bn at 3lc
Paovnloxs-spsculatlrs tnterest In provision
lins lsss confident. Hog products yielded Ia pr!es,
and closed weak on : restricted movement; West
sFn msss in Light demand; February option. $40 IL
01o. 10; March. $10. 11G 10 IS, new. Cut meats
in fais request 1t asr sstss. bacon easier, With
long clear At &c. Western steam lard leas sought
and Quotad 80 lower, closing wax; 40 tcs Ut
~. 80Qa. Us, closing as $1. rs.
TALAow-Aodsrately sought; prime quoted At
Orc,
suoARs-naw about steady, but Quttt with Cubs
muscosado Al Gsl6}tc for fals to good refining:
seaned moiesatsly sought st thc tor soft white aud
7H08Hc for sott yellew pof ID.
Wulakr-Quoted At 81. OF bid. 81. 07.; asked;
dali; 60 bss tepuEted sold at 81. OF; uAstst dseE
FaElaM7s-Aosemeul eompattlsely lsu4 In
usaElY all 1nes, but. ~ fllo iudicstys of no In
poEtsnI changes ~ to rates; for LtFarpool snfags
sasnts included tby steal u, COO bu gttia u SID
n tAs EYsssssn Aasoeiatk1 F'rtss-
Nxw foAx. Feb. .. 6.-Co7rox-QuIss but steady
II Q ee.1oQ0 11-lGc; futusts weak: February,
0. 83e; March. o. 72c; April. 8.aoc; Nay, 10. Q3c
June. IL. 1gc; July. 10. VIC.
FLouR-Qu!st; ssectpts. ~. 0oo hzls; supss sssta
and Wsstszn, -. 45&t2 90; common " good axis,
, 1879-02-07

1T1l11kpH1N 7T7H1R7B.It
sIr. Singleton, Of Mississippi, gave u on Eat
urday repetition Of tile a.osy Of the gloFles or
tho old Democracy Of the South. They de-
served part OF the credit No freely given, ant
snme which was not expressed. They stolc IT.
tie, but sepudiated boldly in Mlsaiss'ppt,
which circumstance, muru thau any ot4cr,. prc-
vented English capitalists from freely
lending tunds 10 the Confcdetacy, 40 TINT
tlseIr dishonesty ultimately Injured to our
benefit. They surpassed tl!elr deacendsnss ~
one respect. They scorntd to stun ballot.
boxes, to make false counts, TO terTo1zs legal
voters, 10 take Offices to which they were not
elected, and 10 reap victories which they did not
fairly and honorably win. such re1ned mock
ery OF elections was reserved for thcir prcten-
tious SUCCESSORS, without which Mr.. Singleton
himself would faye remained stranger to the
councit-chambcrs of tho nation.
, 1879-02-07

Ntl6 OT9fNH3 J3Haes lESR1.G
II IL trut TINT In vcry few parishes Of thu
State, according to the rcccnt message Of Gov.
Nichols, there wcrc grave political disturb
auecs, and in son,e fraud, In the recent elec
tiauy. IL Ii also true TINT VIC iavo icfnu1tcl or
the tntcrcst OF our bonds. hut It may safely bt
sad tlult violence will ncrcr be again allowed
to rulo anywhere III the State: that Offenders
will b. surely brought to Justice, III the future
mn! tl,nt tlu financial department at the Uov.
eruucnt Will b. 10 managed hereafter tia. tl,e
expenses Of tie Ntatc of all ktuds will BE-
promptly met. The extremists and revolution.
ists will mt slwass he permitted to ruic ami
ruin the State. They hare had their tlay, and
must give piocc to brains, honesty, and worth
that claaa who hare been in retirement dur
Ing the whola period Of revolution, robbery,
a1ld blood, aluco 1850.
, 1879-02-07

sEEl)s-Timothy and clover wese cAaier Tho
offerings being llttlo larger, and tho demand lsas
th,tat. Timothy seed II coming In mofu freely.
and dealers Ind It easier to 1ll orders. HAlcs nf
soted II .oG1 ~; clover so1d at g. 7OGbJ, No.
pnals being about 81. Ro. Flax was steady at ST. 90
IT, for etuah!nR. nna seed OF sowing FAX IVES
qaotd It 81. .5b1.30. Tha latter ID scsrco and
, 1879-02-07

SpTtnaf<:d (N.sf.1 Republican tfnd.1.
Perhaps TIidcn Ioesn'tmean 10 make another
xrab for the Presidency, hut, II he shou)d de-
cline to be counted ont Of the race, there arc
fresh barrels Of money In the cellar with which
to lubstrate the machinery. lie Is tast now CRED
tied with having made a clean million Of proasa
frnm tic Elevated Railway enterprise. Indeed,
bonanza New YORK capitalists have struck tpr u
Io.,e while. Tie ur!g!nators Ut tl.c Se~ Yutk
OF East-AfIa Company, ,Tilden and Cyrue Field
among them, appear 10 have tna.le ttie'r invest.
,nent on the basis Ut Is 10 ~ for The stock, and
road has been built. The stuck is now quoted
At l43, and only Ito shares were in tho market
last week.
, 1879-02-07

CHICAGO BURLINGTON + QUINCY RA1RoAn.
prpnt4 foot o: Lskcr. tni1ank.nv and s!xtecnthst.
sad Canal and sIxtesath'ss Ticket Ocss, 50 Clark
1t, and It 4tpqfg,
, 1879-02-07

L1Re1aN0N E0alN<ftIQE l703, Rfp.},
It was dreadful thing fur 6spAtor Morton to
call for thuso Democratic tclegraius: and then
ti.ut they should lo luukrd over wax Atleou&
But Senator Morton was 4 man who nuyer
wholly recovered frusu hi. Democratic methods
Of doing business. IIo s1soku out uud pttct.c&!
In. Ila even l.au tlse secret Ut earFyiug HE
very bxu los t,sa Republicans &o gobbla shuse
kilograms, al,d II ws3 sluful fur The I'r.tuva to
have Lhcu tsauslaicd. We al understand that.
but there aru tic tlAuatches,-wA do they
meant We call upou our afflicted lrIan.ls to b.
cal.n louG eauuxA 10 auAwer tlat question.
, 1879-02-07
LIVE STOCK.

80 1L1-f "as lively market. Trade opened
sa's iad at an earllar hour than usual 4nd con.
A.se or's3 10 tue close. Thors WAS 4 large ii.
saes os oQyeFs, and, A. ail eaaaes bought zen.
ss!' 1hess waa sufficient competition to carry
ppnees ano!hes 64sl0e, despite tho fact that tie
..st,pu "er' large sud Of sather poor aycrace
s xs1.s. EspoFters were In thu market and picked
~. .ls te4 e1tss droses At 81. 0016.a1, Mora Of
ss s' sos would haso found buyers At rood ngurcs.
n. po4tloa OF ihe Eastern markets stu,ua.cd
W. 'appEns dsmand, and that clss. Of buysfs wa
oasy. takinG not far from 3 900 head at %, 71&a
49, ia1f to choice stocTs weighing ftom lou
80" los Tbs wants Of tho local tyads Nsre
...vp!eI mostly ii s.. 6Ofe:3 rs, while ptockers
xood liable ',ns = 90 for ordinary 10 really
- a. infst!ot grades were pedalad out ia
'hQ TcFJ lktla etuf Ie II nysr .'e4
, 1879-02-07

1loua-The market opened very dnll. Packers
H"emed Indifferent: and Ahfpncrs. I'm. wtrc di+:
posed to hold OF for decline. Tho arathy nf
enyera and Tho fact thnt Tho receipts showed fnr.
thcr considerable incrcarc softcned tho views Of
l,c IN bacon grades ahd bfsIdc on poor 10 good
heavy. Extra henry wero in schnty sunptJ, anu
were salable at Wefnesdny's AguFes. At the re-
dnctfon trade became moderately active, and tho
slose Of the day found most OF tho hnRs fold.
satea IanVed from 81. 1.4Ods3. 10 for common tn
III Tor choice. with eelca of sktps At s% GW
aol principally at II. .4Ofa1. 20 and bacon grader
a. ~ U5@3. 70. shlppo's took largcf proportion
, 1879-02-07

Cincinnati thatHfH&Fta6t tfNa. RfD.j.
Southern Democracy proposes to Tesssert
itseli, not only a the intellectual forco aud po-
lItlcal strength, but as tue actual governing
power OF tbs party, TT ronccdes anythinR to
tilu Northern wing II will BE- u an cxpel!eney,
not ~ = right, atua II NottheEr Democrats do
not like It they are politely requested to say
whut They are 10 do about II anu where they are
EuluG.
, 1879-02-07

L0risvrILE. Fsh. G-ClrroN-Flsm At o..
FLorn-t}uIet and unchanged.
GMAix-Wheat f1rm; red. Die: amber md white,
Doc. Corn-Murkct da!l; whitr, JIG; mixed. :s,c.
Oats arm; while. efIc; mlxcd 23c. Nya quiot a.
60c.
ilAY-Fair demand at 50. .O0ieD. so.
Pttox1a1oss-pork strong anA higher at SO .0odD
1O.n5. Larl strung; sales for future choice leAf
tic.ta. a. O0t7. rs: d. keys. ~. 10. pulk meals
stsong a. 1KD..he; clear RIB. 44Iahc; clear, III
Qhc for looss. Hacon actisa und as1uer; shouldsrs
4c; clear rib, 6nGt5tc for loose. ltanss-SuRas-
cured, demand active; large slze ut 7liQ0c.
WAtsKr-MaFket dull nj l.9?.
, 1879-02-07

But we cannot restst perhaps unworthy sus-
ptctou tllut 1t utltt have boe. the reputation Of
tho Lark.cyctl daughters Of "Ltma OF tho
Kings" fur grace, gaYety, u.ml coguotrY which
determined li,s vlloice sIl though we should
ha surry 10 breed dissenktans upder The dipio-
multi rt,ol, u tsnaa Ut duty colnreis us to put
Mrs. CAsistlaney Oh her guAfl III bis matter.
, 1879-02-07

L1HaAh F3AHaoHRH.
1t ia = remarkable fact that there lsavo been
morr American houses established iu London
during tho last two or thrcs years than Freurtl
ul!d 0crman in lha preceding twenty. Ons Ut
tue must scceut which las appeared oil tie
scrne IL ,hu llowe beAls y Weighing M4rhino
Company, who !Iayu placed their English
s0eney tn tho Nantis Ut Mckenzie d Hu,x, Of
lIolburn ytaluct, dublin aml belfast. Another
tira,, Fairbanks ~ Co., have bcen established
hcTu on l.uuduu bridge for tho list SIX yesss, "
, 1879-02-07

CLEVELAND. o.. Fcp. o.-PErRotErA-Tlsm:
standard white, lilo test, 0e.
Oil ClTr, Feb. 6.-PErRoLEUN-Marke opened
quiet sud steady: 9sAe bid: decllned to D7hc. at
which price It sold; shipments. 70. 600. averaging
IL, 600; transactions. 100. 600.
P,rrsnunn, Pa, Feb. 8.-rkrnoLEuH-Quket;
crude, 91.1B4 1t PAsker's for shpmsnt; refined,
DIc, Philadelphia delivery.
, 1879-02-07

pITrsBUnG, Fl WAYNE L CHICAGO RAILWAY.
psxa corncr lanai snl Msufsut.sts. Ticket ut.csa.
nS Ektk IT.. Palmer HOUSE, and Gtsnd Pacific Hotel.
, 1879-02-07

The Northern Democrats ars beginning to
dud out that this ltttle matter Of Southern
elaims IL preguaut with good deal OF future
discomfort 10 thcu.. You sec, ~ II WA
suggested by one of ths speakers In
the resent rumpus over this question, the
Southern brethren arc IN the ms1orttY ln
the party, alul thry do pot proposa 10 hsSs
= uttlv peat Ut = minority dictate IL them wh.s
, 1879-02-07

KAssAs CtTt. NO.. Feb. 0.-0nAix-The Trtes
Current reports wheat.receip.s for tbs week,
IT, 600 bu; shlpments. 20. $50 bu: atm and scttye:
No. cash. 89c; February, R:tc; No. , cash,
f9Ar; February. 70Ac. Corn-Hecetrta for tho
week, ~, 400 bu; shipments. IL, IlG bu; arn: No,
2 cash, aAhc; February, 94!ic.
, 1879-02-07

8r. LouIs, Feb. 8.-Floun-unchsnged.
0n4IN-Whcat better; No. 2 red, D4.:0D4kc
cash; b4Ac February; u5SGa0s,sc March; No. i
do. SOc. Corn lower: 31c cash; 31tsu February;
315zc March; 3lsl031Ac April. Oss unsettled;
23.f@ 23Hc cash; .a4Gbc31sc March; 24ic May.
Rye slow, A'.ic bid. barley dull aud unchanged.
WnIsxr-1teady At 31.o
rNovistoxs-rork easier at 50. B:}s delivered.
Dty salt meats easier; slow; oo*dAT clear ribs.
Ss.51HQ al. 60! u days 10 fully. shoulders ut
RIBS. 81. IL. Lard held at $a.b 30; no sales.
1loas-Yofkefa and Halttmoses active, stronp.
anu hIgler ~ 31,ttl7e3.H1; packing nun,lnaily
fJ AOt III; butcllurs' to fancy, n. .l4Gt4. 10; 70.
rc,pts, q, 900; shipnunts. J, zoo.
tlgcklpTs Fuug, u. QUO bF!s: whfat. e.. 600 bu:
corn, a. 600 but cats, o. UD0 bu; rye. J. 900 bu !;
barley, s. 0OD bu.
sMirA1xTs-Flour, q. 0ao brls; wheat. 81, 600
bn; corn: mono; oAta, none; rye, 1000 pn; bar
1uy, q. 600 bu.
, 1879-02-07

| = NVJ IfJ4Fe
MExpnis, Tenn, Fcb. 9. .-Eorrox-Ftrm: otter.
fnea light: receipts, 517 bales: shipments =. 127:
stock TO- 2l5; salcs. l. 400: exports, !, o50, spn-
ncra', 2bo; speculation. 100; n,tddina. oc-
Enw OnLkAxs. Feb. 0..-CorroN-StsoaR; mid
ding. OAc; low middl!nR. SAC; good ordinary,
8.sc; net receipts. 11os7 bales; gross. IA, 448;
sa,es, Q, COO; stock, 387, 482.
, 1879-02-07
nF1stt(1I1s.

DETROIT, Feb. 0, -Floun-Du,l.
0nAlx.-Whest--sVtak; extra, BIC asked: No.
white, O35fc; March, D5c; April, DGAc; May,
EW!tc: miii,uY No !. 001Sc. 1tecelpu, ID, 845 b
ahpulents, &, o74 bu.
, 1879-02-07

1tauhts t7tan.) AralaneAf tiaa.).
Tie naIno Of tlG next Democratic nominee
for President NAV as wcl ho mentioned now ~
any ti.nc. 1t IL Hatnucl Joncs Ttlden, 15 0ra-
mercy Park, Nuw York. Mr.. uoulrlcks may
lust ~ we'll 20 TN With Ills dying.
, 1879-02-07


II It IL wrong 70 start ore person in farming
a1.,t not help auotcr III hs corner grocery, It Is
aurely equally wrong 10 substdizo tho railroad
OF steamship bustncss, willis faetosits Of every
description gru sta,sitng Idle ail over the coun-
i forc tt shou,I not attc.npt to hulp p I any. w. '
, 1879-02-07

Cincinnati E1qatref tIvn.l.
Old man Tillen nescr tires. His well-worn
bureau has been busted, and pens and paper
put in place. The oplstolary war will open A.
the adlournment Ut Congress-.
, 1879-02-07

Cinc1nn1li GA1ff.f {Rfp.].
Afr. Conking had an abto nn1 energetic ally
In Alr. voorhees,. An issue involving apolls II
ono that appculs to the lender scnsibflltics Of
tic Indiana statesman.
, 1879-02-07

FltiLApEIrttA, Feb. U.-FLoUu-stcady; supef
Htae and Western, g.. 95&aa. 81; extras, $3 90 %
9b0; Ohio and 1ndIana family, 81. 1S{b5. u; St.
Louis do, 81. o4}9I:. 60; Ninntsota do, 9i.256a
300, high grades, 81. 7:5GA7. TO. Rye four g.. rs
tiNA1S-Whcat hr1n: No. 2 rcd, II. 0+tsGt1. 03;
amber, s1.osaiGD1. 90: white, 31.o601. oNtl .
cnsn steady; steamer, 4.c: ysisow, 44KQ+iAc;
mi1rl, 4{h144sc. Oats hrner; whtts Western.
rus G:OHc; mixed Western, a.B4t:,Uc, Nys-West-
crn, b1Gti:}c.
FnovlsioSA-Buoyant. Moss pork. SO. 60. india
ncss beef, $l7. 5O6hlT. 10. 1iaus, smoked, $p. 9
GtU. 00; pIck!ed, 81 .00&D1. rs. Lard arn; primo
Ateaul, eu. 7bG7. 90.
uurTxit-NomInally UNCHANGED.
EGH4-Mnrkot dull md BrIl; Western, 2gs.
CmIEsE-Eoalinnlly nucl!uuxcd, ...
Pk7noIrux-Qutet; rcGued, 1ku; crude, 8A1
ehc.
Wu.sKy-Stasket dnl1 at Lilo.
Hgckfsra-F,ous, ]. 400 bris; wheat, II, 600 bu;
corn, 20, 600 bn; cats, 4, 100 bu; rye =, 0b0 bu.
, 1879-02-07

IHptAsAroLsr. Ind, Feb. 8.-lfoos-rirm 1t
$} h0ftJ III; receipts, g. 900; shipments, 2, 600.
GnAiH-Wheat stcady and unchanged; No. 2
red. D1G1D1c. Corn quiet at J0hc. Oats-.Market
dali at .i9(2fe.
PnovI4t,'ss- shoulders, 3.25: clear rib, s.. 45.
Lard, ~. 4OlD. 49Et. tfsma, GAGT1tc.
, 1879-02-07

OawRao. Feb. G.-GRAtx- Whest ststdy: No.
Q red Wabash, Il. 90; No. 2 Milwaukee, II. 90;
No. hard Duluth sprlng, SLID. Corn unchanged
l ~ s1p
, 1879-02-07

HFWbdtE N7FWH.J HF4fHHfHf.
Lcttcrs intended for this point should be In
future addressed: Misunderstanding st tho
mouth OF Wolf River, TnxInN District, Shelby
County, Tcnnessce, opposite iIopeacid, Ark"
, 1879-02-07

New Y1nK, Feb. 0.-Ths market continues fair.
II active for cotton goods. and, stocks lRht
prices ruled drm; prints iu moderate request;
stamped and fancy Rlnshams In good demand;
drcAa gnods more sought for: tight. weight fancy
cHsaImtres and choviots In moderate fequess, hnd
twesds mora acttve; fotoiRn goods quiet.
, 1879-02-07

Nl1wArxEu. Feb. G.-FLocn-Qu!st but nrm.
uHA1x,-Whtat arnJ: opened VIC hizhat; clescd
arn; No. Milwaukee hard, n7hc; No. Mil.
waukes, 05c; M. = To, H7l4c; February. S7.ae;
March. Hsc; Aprtl. Bte; May, D3.o; No. . Nil.
waukee, 734c; No. I. u4&tlIc; rejected, h4Go
&c., torn scarce anl drmi No. =, 10ll:Dtac
Oalt arm; good demand; No: !, zoe. Kys, nsn:
good demana; No. !. 43c. barley numsnal1y vi.
chxuzedi No. = sprIuK. TAG tic.
FNovIs!oAs-4nlet but nf,n. Ness pork Qulet; ;
nav. 900. pt.nc steam lard. su.5
Dressed Grmi good Ismsnd II s.. 10.
AEcslFrs-Fiour. B.oUo bfla; wheat, 35, coo
bu.
bn.
, 1879-02-07

FK|AAHI3 WIth&M VHC1t1Hus
Tp{edo Hidik.
Why ts not Sitting Bull subpGnaed to attend
the Reno Court-afartlala
, 1879-02-07

1crYAto. Fob, G.-C1nAlx-whctt, light milling
ucm1nd and firm sales. 450 bu No. hard Duluth At
Los; l, 600 bu No. Duluth, $l.0G Cain dull;
37&13Hc for new IN track. Gals neglected, lar.
lsY inactive. Rye quiet; aalss OF Mtlwlukts 1t
60c.
NAfLnoAu FREionrs-Cnchanred.
, 1879-02-07
PNONONAf.Ns
PROPOSALS. FOsk MILITARY hEPFLlE*.
uxror nvrtpx,

uKt0r erAKTKnHAsIER'au uFFfuk, J
40 iI;O llrusd.st.. ;
-..-..... -. rHiLADkLrHtA4 Jan. 31 IH10,
sEALEp PR0f0HALs. tn triEeatc. with copy q
oftre anti, .,on. weanciday ssrrM i I'm. for iuF:
nlalInk tho United States 4naFtetHasters Department
With Ills t1llo Ing nftlr1at
To be ds!seFed II 1.e QuarttrmaateFa pspoI u Phil
iii iFr.s Ea,s artillery, ,N Dress Caps lufsatry,
/. 40 Irsn lay Fumpons infautr}t A1l Tap Gtuss4
b4brrs, X W. TussHJ t:tiGs; VI talt LetteTs
i. NsI tlp SunIt:fs; anTrnmpes with extra crtoks:
4aIsrs heHe fte&rs r1lhnefrl ~ yAt9s W hEf"
us kns.sy nee,y sSsll'2 - zoo satls ~ DARK. p'us
b. delivered II The Qusrternssters Ispot as Fan
Ill iiress ill., Infantry; ao nreAs Cap pon,pon4 H.
faatty u1IaP Cko.sr1 ltds,4 ~ sets Etaactl t.lxs
quIiity; atTn yafis ~ l,srk lifuc FIAnnet.
All afttccs 70 ba subject t1 E9s aspccil1h an4 bid
duts lnfurlurI that full luHlpllAnee NHl spcctA'
raion. VIII tE t.'ei uPen snd that ~ aTItcle 4aissl'
Tue Iiu4 rtaaslt srsofsss 4ha right to reject any
"iisfrrrnco will hs given to ARTICLES Of DOMESTIC
production AId conditions of ps4ce aud
quality he!ng equal 41a such n1cfrrcncc Will br ktSea
!. stlts.. of Anetisan nr,s'st,9a s!a !nsn9fsrars
.9M!Ei.n feqaltri ~ ths public seFses las1e."-iss
TGr nSiicrs ~Mfi. arc he u.tl fn tho States aud
TeFrtttrs Ut tia PAelns Eu.st Will tu peerod and In
I1rs should stato thris proposals On what datra
and In what quantities try gan make tsttytrtr4 bt lilo
alslcGa lhey pruisc furul.h hs ihiIA.isphts N
hsu tFauctku Irr4s For c4ries of printed 1Msttuc.
Lions t. LId!cp Ad ahs! lat0t,a.ten apply y ibis Ut
lruEot4Is tor Military SUPPLIES 10 lbs
t. NcckE % ns..s.as
, 1879-02-07

Hosrox, Feb. 6.-PLoua-stesd5s wsstssa su'
p<sane -. COOS. rs: common sxtras. ~ 76&&. 26 ;
Wlseonatn axu4s, Il. oo&t4.6o: Minnesota do.
n. 2bGkA So; winter whsats, 0ato and Nlehtgeas
, 1879-02-07

TulEpo. Feb G.-OnAas-Nheat sas!a1; sxtta
whits Michigan, 05ici amber Aichig4p. spot.
o4hc; March, u9ttc; Apni. o7xe: No. = do. ple;
No. x red winter. Wei No. = do. spst. poc;
Mxset. o9He;Ap csc; Msy, aaAct WsstsFn
ambet: u1Ae: No. sn1st iltaea, ". co.a
y4He. Usn quies and anchaaxed.
, 1879-02-07

It Il lucky That tho Chinese Ambassador is
safely In Washington with his clcrka and At
tendants, otherwise. under the now bill limiting
immigration. his suite could only come into tlle
country by sGctiUus.
, 1879-02-07

WILMINGTON, N. C.. Feb. 0.-sp1RrTs or Tun'
at 17c.
, 1879-02-07
CURRENT OPINION.


IHHn1U EIVFEN IHrPs1s
It is understood tlRt Nr. Titlen proposes 10
contest the alleged election Of n. Greyy.
, 1879-02-07

e.. e. ySo! .,S.%, snd only sr reqnsst
sre a I'D is.ns .,osf g. m. ,nss
, 1879-02-07

HALrtronE. Feb. 0.-FLoun-Actiye and 6sm,
but not quosah1y highar.
nnArs-Wheat Western aettva and atm !;
No. = rcnnsYlyansa red, s1.oo: No. !:
Western winter rrd, apat and February,
s1.o5A; March. unchanged: April, Sl.07A1I
LOS. Corn-wcstcfu, good ihqalry anil
hFins Western mixed. spot AMI February and
March, 43'sel44c; April, a4.4@441tc: May, IN.
changed; steamer. 40he. Oasa-scarcr: market
lrm; pcnntylsania, 3ofh3ac; wes,crn white. 32e
do mixed. unchanged. ttye quiet aud urn,.
nar-Quict and unchanged.
fn0rtstoNs-FIrm and higher. Mess posk-Old,
-. 25; new, e1n.6o, Duik n.cats-Looee ahoul.
ders, 3H@4c; clear rib sides. &c; packed. new,
441akc Nacon-shonlders, old, 4}sc; clear rib
sides. new. &c; hams, p11oc. Lard-Henaed
tlorces 7Ac.
Du7rEn-Quot and steady; cholcs wsatcsn,
packed and rolls, UNCHANGED.
Eau*-Fsmer; ftcai,, 27128c: picked. 10000.
PxruoGxux-Ftlm for refined; 0Itr bid; esslat
CorrEE-Fism but quiet; Rio e.raoes m.
changed.
WMlskr-DnH md unchanged.
FREinHTe-To Liverpool per stcan dut1: cot.
ton anil -four unchanged: gfH!u, rad.
KkcEiFTs-ftouE, ], 4Sa bsfs: wheat, "a, 3:.i bu
corn, ~. u0!, bu; aats. LEO bu: rye. 200 b,i.
Sutr&kNrs Wheat, 70, I'll bu; corn, 40, B31
bu,
, 1879-02-07

s1tEEP-Thc demand was rather leas active than
austained, sales msktng at -. 2i!t3. Is for com.
mon 10 medium grades, and At i.0oGt4 ~ for
and 1eyHfnl nockx wcr0 left over unAod.
, 1879-02-07

HtQlttu. 70 HcHI1f&.s.+ -.t..s.... ....&0 &b1D
rOTHI0ES-Wcro quiet. Few cas.tots were
offered. and the sa!es from stoto wcro very light.
Snll1 ktockt are reported. but dcsers seem to no
hitte to rcplcnatl. PeAchbows were quoted at
e'a7Oc. Eud ear Of carly rose brought 6Oc.
pOtLI1tf AND GAM E--Turkey we're scarce and
sru, wh!1e other poultry was easy, though not
ttnnuant t'h!ckcuH wrfH slow and 1owef, This
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-21
Stage stopped.

The south bound stage that Jeff here last evening at nine o'clock was robbed three miles south of town. One man, ably assisted by q rife, committed the deed He took the
 express box and mail sacks, but did not disturb any of the four passengers on board He cut open the mail at the point of the robbery, from there he was tracked hy Sheriff Thomas to the river, distance of about fifty yards, where all trace of him was lost. Nothing of the box could be found, but q quantity of letters tO- getlIer with five registered packages were found, of the latter one was from Prescott and the remainder from Mineral Park. Foar registered pac..- -gcs fen PEGnix were taken. A
 HERALD reporter visited the scene of the robbery this morning, and on the trail found a portion of an envelope that proved on Investigation. 10 have contained 2 letter from Acting Gov crnor Gosper to Sheriff Gabriel con- taining a requisition for John Tavlnr who Is now confined in the Los An geles jail. From all appearances we are of the opinion that this robbery was committed by the same person who took in the stage May ,, and at the same place. The regular driver being confined to bed by an accident the rein were being handled by James Stewart, the efficient superintendent.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-21
FREIGHT ARRIVALS.

SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE SEMI
 WEEKLY HERALD
 WEDNESDAY JUNE IS Phenix-A r Petit. 1 Hines, 2j Geo Coats, sundries, 567.
 THURSDAY JUNE 19- Phenix-Geo Goats, ? tomatoes, l lines. 1 sardines. 1 figs, l butter, aprieotS, l dried peaches, l cheese. 1 peaches, 3 cherries, 1 barrel tins, 590 Whipple-U S, l bale stoc kings, 145.
 FRIDAY JUNE 20. Pbenix-Goldberg < Son. 1 dry goods, 1 blows, hardware. 1,410; B L Conyrrs. 7 drugs 160; Ellis, Asher tS C., to bacco, 6jj; SIng Chung, 3 mdse, 445; Geo Coats, household goods, 1010
 Wickenburg-R Stein, liquors, cigars, 730.
 Prescott-J Goldwater < Bro, 15 tin, 1 solder, 1860.
 Hayden's-12 buggy fixtures, 7tO.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-21
LATE ARIZONA NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THs HERALD.
Yuma Matters.

Yuma Matters. YUMA June 21,-Thomas Fitch and wifi. arrived by train today.
 Steamer Gila leaves next week with machinery for the Southwestern Mining Company
 Knox Superintendent came to-day. YUMA, June 1Sth.-A meeting of the Directors of the 5. r. k. R. takes place here tomorrow
 4 lot of Cocopahs go by train to- day to visit the Maricopas. 1 YUMA, June 19th.-A speciel train came in this morning with Messrs. : 4, \. TOwnc, c. F. Crocker, [. E. ] Hewitt, W D. Huntington - French -McClellan and two ladies, Mrs. Banks and Mrs. Mcclellan. Mir. French is Chief Auditor of Railroad Accounts at Washington. Mir. Me Clellan is Chief of tho warrant Bureau at Washington. They go to Casa Granda and will return at once.
 WICKENBURG. June 21st.
 Ten large teams loaded with lumber for the Nulture Mill passed through town en route to Seymour yesterday.
 Mir l. D. Cusenbury, superintend- ent, says the mill will be running by the tenth of next month,
 Oneda's teams from California have arrived and commenced hauling rich ore from the mine to the mill
 Gus Rodenburg of Prescott has gone to Seymour fer the purpose of erecting q brewery at that place
 The weather is dry and hot and un- less rain comes soon, stock men will he compelled to water their stock from wells
 Messrs Farley, Peoples and Thomp- on have located very rich silver mire near here which assays over four thousand per ton Fifty pounds Of rock from this mine produced near yl six ounces of pure silver.
 MARIcoPA, June 20.-Major Toole of Tucson spent today in Maricopa.
 Col ! M Barney and Mir. Mason Superintendent of the Silver King ar rived from the mine this morning.
 Col. Barney and General Vandever leaves for San Francisco tomorrow. Thirty Cocopah bucks are in town on their way to the Wells to hold a pow-wow.
 William Griffith cane on the train this morning. Special train (Crocker's) passed through last night from Casa Grande-