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The New York herald., 1879-09-30
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


s'The Bankers Daughter" will be continued next
week at the Park Theatre. Philadelphia.
Tomorrow evening Max Strakosch begins q short
Philadelphia His strongest attractions are Mlle
La Blanche Miss Blanche Davenport and Mile.
Teresina Singer and Sgnor Baidanza new tenor
This and tomorrow evening will be given the last
performances Of LA Perichole." On Wednesday
evening. for the only time this season. repetition
of "Mme. Angot" On Thursday evening "Girofe
Giroha" will be revived with cast including Capoul
Paola Marie and Angela.
Csrlotta Patti gives another concert tomorrow
evening at Chickering Hall. Her farewell matinee
is announced for Saturday. We have rarely had in
New York better m usical combination Of similar
character. and the auditorium ought to be thronged
by all lovers Of good music Musical pupils alone
should fill the place, If for other than to
study the methods of the respective artistes.
"Enchantment' was again produced last night at
Niblos to large house. There have been presented
to the New York public few dramatic spectacles
more beautiful or complete in all of its details
The performance cannot be described. 1t is simply
q mass Of exquisite color blended with fair acting,
but always changeful aud attractive. For the en-
tertanment of those who love the picturesque
Niblos will well repay visit.
Mr. Augustin Daily will this evening reproduce
Divorce" at the broadway Theatre. The old play
has had long breathing spell, but there are thou
sands of people who remember its neat dramatic
situation and successes. and will DO glad to see
them repeated The company chosen by Mr.. Daily
while new. Is said to be exceedingly effective It's
members in every way ladies and gentlemen
and, while not much advertised, they promise to
give good account of themselves.
The New York herald., 1879-09-30
ONE NEW CASE AT coNcoRprA.

[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
GREgSvuLE. Miss. Sept. %. 1879.
There has been one now of yellow fever at
Concordia last reportR. NJ. Wilson. Sheriff Of
Bolivar county. No deaths have occurred
The New York herald., 1879-09-30
THE AQUARIuM.

Yesterday afternoon the first representation OF the
''Merry Tuners. an operatic eccentricity by Mr. L.
H. Harvey. given at the Aquarium and the repre-
sentation will continue during the afternoons Of this
week. Wednesday and Saturday excepted, when
"Pinafore" will occupy the stage. "Pinafore' will
be given every evening. Last night change in tho
cast of "Pinafore" was made which improved the
already strong company retained for the opera.
Miss Rose Manning sang Josephine and was well
received. '"The Merry Tuners" with more re-
hearsal will prove taking eccentricity.
, 1879-04-14
stnfrs, while provisions sold TN In spite Of
slightly lower quotations on hogs.

.tnfrs ,,huo +rort~to,. .,)5 tr In .nIto ~
ti .;sah,, s,u ,a"ap u''s1n eu 49, ~ 'p'
H. .s "s,,". ~. va ",,'a,, a, ,.,t.
.,.a. n1'oss w.. .s,,, w. ,..",,.a .a.,nt, M :. n
.1s r,.v 49,, ,o,,n,rs aa,,"n, "r, .a,c. r.achcd
f,r+.s .r..coa.n .,,as. n,'n,,n,,,r nm Gro.
e..1ns -asa oa,t,.o ~ ,,,,e,,.nno,, Ther. vn.
drn ~, sso. ~ ~, ~ ',,a t.oSt,r .tsn,... IN.
5.", ,,nr =, ~. ",,t,os 4, to H., .hn.c,, no.i.
tivo .ashnn.. ~ n,,,or nin, ,nli wI,h nrIcc.
,roa,, .,s1 ,,,s.,,,o., for iii GRADES crccn,,nr
cbnIc, rhao.o .Iso 1, +cni,tnc ,1nwnwarf. nm
dor ,th,~at mi ,,rrco.Iuv rrccinis and n r..
.,,,a,n1 .,o,n.ra 7, t,,o ,trir1, fru,t mar.
la, ,,,cr. wa. ,it,1. rbonpr. a
r,,d domain, crmAad md nr;ce.
s,cro ,,,forn,1v vc,, ,n,,afbca. Thero wn. A
IT. y, ,,.onar, r., t,tc o,1 snltwater cnrr1 1,b
~ ohn,t a,eodv nrIcc. t1,e. notnts. md rt,1ora
.,,r. h, ,,,oti ,,an,nnl on,, vcrc 1nofc, a. In.
forc t,,rncnttne hrtnr verv f,rm. Leather r.
,n,,n. ,1,,1l .nd 1,,n,. rho coat.,nnrkrt vo. ~.
,,,.,.1 AN T,.,,.. u,.. ,,,n,,n,ii ,,ro,,nr,o,y
, 1879-04-14

Tntnl 80. ...,<.... 0, ,6.G III, 1i1 4. H1i
CA1-TLE-Witt, NATURALLY lighter suppty md a
good general demand, the past woek proved to 10
satiafact0ry ono for scl1crs. Trade optncd fairly
active. with pstces firm. and TINT wna tho condi-
tlon of the mnrkct down to Tho end Of tic wrck,
when prices showed an adyanco equal 10 tho dc.
cl[no Of tho week before. The qna11ty WAS good
avcrago,-taual to the hest Of tho acason, -the
major part Of the receipts consiattny Of faIr to
choice aeers Weighing from 100 10 !. 400 lbs. for
which The ruling priccs wcro S..iD5.00. Tho
offerings Of extra 6coyea comprfRcd a larger per-
eontaVs Of tho offerings than usual, and tlcro weto
many roles At pstccn abovo $5, 90, viz. at 49, l5dt
IL 10. The latter descriptions wero IN atcad.
tlY good demand for EXPORT. 9tockors wero wanted
at ~. 75sDs55 aud fair to good feeders wore salk
bid 1t s3.0odl4.o:.
snturdny's supply was moro than ordinarily lib.
oral for tho last daJ Of tile wcck, but there wern
hurers for all the offerings, and previous prlccs
foiiowias mfto ao''f' s''' were '0' DA'' '' ''o
QUOTATIONS.:
Extra Icercs-Gradc. steera, Weighing ... 49,.
100 ths nna upwafda. a........ .... g.. o0G15 So
Chnicc Becvcs-ttnc. fat. well. .fotNlsd
etcers. wvichlnr 10 to !. AGO los. 4.Se114. s.
weighing l. 100 10 /. .:00 lin .....+.. 4.3514 .B5
Medium 1rades-stcets In fair flash,
weighing J. t)0 to ZOO lhs. .......... 3.8b1h4. 35
Dntchcrs' stock--poor to cofnnon
for 81? slaughter, weighing 300 TO
200 TO j, o5o lba..:: ,.......,:.::... 2.7dsa s5
,ttars. bulls. and scalawag steors -. 2. nn2. 30
fcnla, per 100 bt. .....,.............. a0olb5. 10
lloas- -Thronel.out tl,e rast weuk tho meske.
xas dali sna droopue. Neither ahppcfs nor loca!
although there was m average da!lr supply Of
barely ~ 5og lead tho market fron' artt to lat
nt thc close they showed reduction Of 10Gea0c pcr
10y los. III quality tho supply did hot ahow much
difference from that ., The previous week. Tho
fair mixvt lots nl bacon logs, .-drotcs averaging
fro1 l y to II 10 H. shippeFs t9ok amallef PER.
ss:es IsaceS q S soa' '@1S t Of 'fe rf'' poF
Tn. Saturday tho market was dull aut! weak. The
snpnlY was small, anlJ lftt'e 1uoru than q. 900,
and sellers Wcre obliged 10 submit to fnrtner ra-
dMston u e; oes common to Prime bacon hogs benx
ee. Il "6fsy sn at tS S r:sa ssece Asss,s sssSy
shippers At s.. ;0l:i d. Skips and Inferior hcavy
Aold as 81. .uo@l. 10. Ono year ago rrlcos ranqca
q ~. so&oJ. 10 for light weights, and at S.3aG3
1 III Psefh mnsxe. opened favorab1y enough,
s,e &c demand being ncttse and pf1ee1 ruling drm mp
was decline oi ,c yer 106 lbs. and At that resuc:
ton tho market ronsainod quiotnnd ensy to the end
dvds bstsscn ,es sen s ,hc ea 1f5 sS'1
anoc poor to medium At 81. 75Ge4 10. and good 10
extra ~ 81. a5de5.75 pur 100 lba. Tno cllolcest
ri. LOUIS.
81. Louis, Aprlt 1a.-cArr1E:-EasIcr. but not
aa;;Pss; sqS: ,s. ,sse.'pmes,:, i.3S5.' ,sn.,n - w
Ssd reos @ 81 g; fSats fa''ade,s!es, sas g. e
fSsa: ess seismsns sesa ssse &C. Re-
ceipis, no1oi shipments, 200.
KAHsAs CITY.
sgecta' M.pasca % 7a4 zttauat.
IL, EASshs tr,c CITY Mo: Apr @
, 1879-04-14
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
spfctai Dtipatch - 5sic Tribune.
L1yERroot. April 12,-11 $50 4. m.-F1oun-No,
!. los; No. 2, SIS Cd.
GnA1N-Whcat-Winssr No. !, 0s ID: No. 2,
81 lid; spF1ng. No. /, 81 od; No. =, Is Dd; white,
No. !, % Id; No. 9, 81 1od; club, No. l, o. Sd;
No. 2, o. Cd. cofn-New. No. !. Is Cd.
ppovistoNs-Posk, 61s. Lard, 33a Cd.
LIVERPOOL. April 12.-CorroE-Eo market.
PAor1dtoSs-American lard, :,3s, ID. Long,
clear bacon, Cos Cd.
AHrwEnr. April Il. o.-PETnoLEun-2os0 Cd.
Tho following were received by the Chicago Board
ofTrAdn:
L7vEnroot, April 12-11::lo a. m.-Flour, Is
Gd010s. Wtlcat-winter. b. 11de1ns Id; spring,
Is Jd@Hs ed; wh!tc Us l011Os Id; club, o. ;hlGa3s
3D.. Corn. A Cd. Pork, Ola. Lard, ;E,s I'd.
- LIyxnrooL, April 1o-1;3o pm, Lard, :s's. Sd.
LiyxnrooA, APRIL II. .-Bacon -CnH,ber1ands, 26s; !;
nhest Ffbs. 2!s: long clear. 97s; .hnrt cIoar,
extra 1adia mess, eHs. Chceae-Choicc. 41a.
Lard. 1os. Posk-prime mess; Eastcra, SIS;
Weatefn, I0s. uams-Loug cut, 20-n average,
188.
, 1879-04-14

HnAH--Whh more ht1ifo nna tteAuy. Sales wcfo
$50 tons ut ST. 10 ontrack, and a529. 60 ftce on
bonrl cars, the inside for heavy.
cons MEAL-sala was n,atc OF 10 tons coarro at
$13.e5 per ton on track, and 100 brls on private
terms.
8pn1NG WnEAT--Waa fnthcr more active, and
frmer. Tho market advanced 1A@1Hc, md closed
4c above the latest prices of Friday Our receipts
wcre smaller. thosc OF Tho past week less thnn hal
tho reported shpmentA; thoro wese reports Of OK
tonsiso damage from drought In Kansan and other
States southwest from this point; and Liverpool
anil New York wore stronger. These facts induced
better demand. much Of which seemed 10 be from
The short tntorcat, ut tho rnr,e time that They
ducca tho number Of thoso willing to sell futures
eyer, to 10 Chiefly local, outside operators bciug
dsposcl 10 hold OH till eIscr ts Easter holidays,
ss ca s4ss sss effsy s Il s.
das!loo In stssts Seto;s .ss ' opsaine 81 q
arst:class demand by eonsamess aftor watss..ran.
att H. open. Tho lower grades wcrc In fur demand
for shinment, No . on sst storage closing nt THO.
M. closed at VIC for regular, to H0Hc for fresh
receipts, Seller May opened at MFG. to1d at
n1.e, advanced ta !rsc and rceedca to !,!'.Mg1!lc
eo.s ss sass ee seot Hs tic mon non T. W.; aotsa t
poftsd 81 Il, ooo ha No. II a6';@a7s, msssly en
them tcgular: 2O0 ut 90 OH arst ntoraee at
S0Ac; ., 900 ba M. At 7s!+6o7alfc: =. 600 b,
s2s sSsr'ssG sa'a es sna 5 IT, 200 hu by sample at ESQ
W,x7Em WMEAr--saies were 500 bu No. 9 rel,
regular tn storage. but protortcd lonse at s1.oo,
esHsas s;s q ~ BY sample
a. Tut4StSU.4c.
wHKAT S:NrExsxus-sai wcso 40 tons at
coltS.Waa inactive In faturcs, and advanced
tc. closng hGpAc ahore the latest prices Of frt,
dny. Ncw York reno,tea .noaerata demand. and
seE!ned to bC chiefly IN sympathy with wheat.
sss1 ssss st' Il ga tsy ios' of Nc s's's III t'a1f
rresh l,, receipts q No: 2 q sto5e closed
ssef sss" sad ss Ssss :ts1sf ana s at "a
39Hs. @ 10th eosing at she inside April soa a
hero decreased nearly 2I0 600 ba dusng iast week
spot sa!cs were reported Of &, 900 bu No. : ION
1, ,oo0 bn do ires.ar) 1t sl:t 13 4oS ba DO. fresh
rece!pt.. At taaiHkc; POO BY by sample It $40
5c % t'aek and llo, ot,a bu Dc It ;'4,t fseo
oAf3-Were rather quiet, tson9h considerable
baslneas was tnsaetsd sa1lg Ts market aver
sa w. eli o Pressal asa @ fass. :s wifi
n,ndetate otfcsinGa, anil tho weekly statement
seemed to show larcs lsc1earc IN the Ftock during
ths pat ' soyen days Negular No q. Aprll ,fete
May opcned at 6'ic md closed Ut a5.ic. and inns
sold q Este 1n!y oats werc 4uet At .Glac. Sum.
nortea q !, soo ba Iy ssnpic ia q 1T s'sfete7c
and 100 en white nt a76sic nn track. nnd =. G01
q tic :" Oh Saas rata sa sp9 81 %''e S
KYE-Was quiet and tasy. Regular wna saIablu
q. ~ and winter receipts at 4?5c, and aaY sold
eeas III = ssnpe at
4Hc OH track. and 400 bu at 40c free on board. To.
liAhLEr--wns quiet and strongrr., 4 few bay
ers anpen1ed in The market and BID higher figures.
chief! Tor APRIL No. without caang ont sellers.
, 1879-04-14

HOG rROnuCrS-Wezn active Ia futures. but
otherwise dull. except TINT there was agnln o
fair demand for spot lard. Tho market averaged
stronger MI round. llogs were quoted caaer. aud
Liverpool, reported decline Of ID pnr 112 lbA In
lard anil shoulders but holders OF product hora
were unwilling to rel except at mn advance, md It
was conceded by buycra.
TITO hog. packing Of this city slnec Feb. 90 AZ.
Greghtss atlont ~ QUO hugs, against Bin, 03n for
same tine last rear, as III; tiU0 for do III lR17.
isy taking the aggregate not weight OF hogs
packed nrtlig the four winter months allowing ID
ptr cont for Sides, III per cent for shoulders nnd
II peg cent for ,ams. and allowing for sho amount
Of st'fch and shnMlers 1naIa into larraed pork, a.
Indicated by the trtntna Of tho different kinds Of
bartolet potk made tho follqwiug comparisons aEo
, 1879-04-14

dull; Western mixed. spot md April, aaLa1,,
May, 4i:tGt43An; June, GIa3Ac. ,,..sse;
lie. Oats quiet; lnll; Southern, ,,0aaa,. p.a M
syivauia and Western white. JoGt;ac; do ,a,,as
31sa3oc. 1irc botteri 5Hftuuc. "'a
iiAY-nnl!: prime 10 choice rcnns,lr,,,.
rtoyfsloSA--F -Flin,cr. Meas pork. TN "a.
10. H. l}nlk stcats-Looso shoulders, Hy;1n,a
eaaadest 3e;, Clear rh n..tes. 'c; h.n, masss r.
uac. t.nfd--1soancd, in torcus, tic. '' saq
,lsuTTEn--Moro active; prirlu u choics n,... =,
Western, tHGb2Uc; roll. 11i1llic. p*eksd
Eaas-tla.et an't easy at lgf}l2Hc.
0Hc. 7s' 'eaesd
Ct,rrEE-Fifm and fairly. nctIvo, hin r,,,..
ordinary tn choice. 1OfttGc. ~4soea
WtttsKr-I,ntl ct 81. DNtl.o7H.
Fhst1ltre-To t!ve.ponl per steam stcaa,. -.
ton. a.l .lotl i!t,ttr. .ss I'd: gEnln. ID. UH'
REcKtfrs-F!ons. 8, tltlil brls; wheat, OF. mn l.
corn. el4. 100 !n: oais. II, 101 bu ;ryc, az p
snirnsHEs-Whcat. 10, 900 bu; corn. .'eS x y. y
, 1879-04-14

LOUISVILLE, KY, April l2.-CorFoN- -stla9,
ut 10Lc.
FLuu,s-Qulct and unchanged.
GRAtx-Whoat quiet; red and amber, eLm
Gbi.03, Corn IN good aomand; white, asc; mi1sA,
SIC. Oats Qu!et; ,rteady; white. 11c; ulEa,
1Hc. Hye steady at 54c.
rAov,ssoss-1'osk que. at s10. IS. Lard qa!d
hut steady: choice leaf tlcrco, 81. 7.45fe7. 60. DtI
meats quiet; shoulders. aAc; aides. 4h15Se
Bacon steady; shoulders. 4,sc; sides, 5.s&sSs
Hams, sAQar. .cuEed, bHMDhc.
WnlsKY-Sl, ,Ul,
, 1879-04-14

Long clears quoted At "a. .7nK loose and 81 .H7tt
boxeds Cambetlsnds, ~. o0f65, ,1ah boxed: lung
ent ft hans n ~ 5ssns; eet:nek!ed fsmt
sanio averages; green shoulders, 34fc.
bacon qnntca Al aic Tor Shoulders. t GDH No
for short tbs, bA4eJc for Ehoft clears, Ba44sp!ac
for hams, all canvarct and packed.
tlnEA.E-.Wae quoted AZ n. 0aGt5. 10 for No. /
white. 44Gofc for good yellow, nnd 4k@iHc for
brown.
HEEr rROnECTs-Wc hrm and 0ntet at
50. .O0ia0.a1 for mcfs. SIN. nO6h1o. 20 tor extra
mens. and &10. n061 II. 10 for hnms.
.TALtaw-Waa quiet At 0sst0!sc for city and on
Glu1kc for country,
, 1879-04-14

Total ..-,S 4h.10G $"l,aoa ~
LuMHER-
Tho nnnuAl statement of tho Northnestfra
Lumbtrman gives tho following totals Of tho
quantity OF lumber manufactured In the North,
west In 1878, nrld the stocks Of logs and lumber
left oYcs. The figures arc in million It:
Lutnl<r made. Len ouer.
T4ti5.,s!; 10 chiesEe: l. s5i'dsl aai:dSl lilo
Eastern markets. :. l, go, 0Sa At, 1ot IT. ooo
The Total production of lumber for ttls West
crn markets was 3,575,0 1000 It, and for tho
Eastern 1000, 600 900 It, making in all $780,
600, ,0o0n fl.
The tota! Of shtngl's manufactured in the
Northwest was 1,Ss3, GO, ,a50 IN 1873, Of which
o74, ,42S, ,57U were left over.
1i,esu figures show TINT the manufacture OF
both lumbrs aud shingles was smaller than in
tic two years Immediately preceding 1873.
LARD.
McsssB. W. j. Wilcox s. Co., OF New York,
havc Issued their annual circular, giving leading
items In regard to the manufacture, shipment,
and stocks Ut lard OH hand, from which the fol-
lowing Is extracted: Total manufacture in tho
East and West, from March !, 1873. to March 1,
tS10, were 1,447,tO tterccs, neainst 1,25,, 100
showng an iuceensc OF To-, 600 ticrces. TIC OK
ports during tho year ending March l, 1917, ,waso
39J, Is. ticrces, aga!ust Do3, ,lG3 ticrccs during
tho previous twc!yt months, M iLcrcnse OF 03.-
O9 ttcyccs. Tic stocks Ut laytl on hand In tho
principal markets OF tho world OH April were
as follows:
YIere<s.
In the United Ssatca west. 1885, ono
III the United Saes enst and en- fo1to ~. 1hn 600
In t'seat h atn
fu France and Italy ........ ....,.. 3n MOO
, In Germany, Holland, and Belgium ......, H. QnO
Aa0at...,.,. -. ~. .................... iS 900
Total. ................ ..... ......,. $3.50. 600
On hand May !. 1875. $3.50, 900
, 1879-04-14

New Yong, April Il. --Tha cotton goods mAs
continues dr1n, and aone leading n,akrs OF osss.
goods, anch ~ Pappascll Il. Continental = =" p"
have uga!n advanced w, ria!ds higher fs'r- ',t
In good request. Low rradca iu light saPp." ~.
Qinghams moro active. Dress noods in sital.iss ~
manl, Wuoea goods moving eIpWly. fe'sS"
g00da Ia irregular demand,
, 1879-04-14

FLoUR-Was vory quiet, With no material
ehnn1o in prices. There was 1Issle demand. but
holders wcrs Grni. In sympathy with wheat. Tho
reported transactions. inclndtng tumo safes maae
Friday afternoon. Git bsls wlntets on private
terms, and 400 hrs rrrin9 extras, rastly Al S. a5
M4.T6. Total, 1,:.fl bria. Tho following was the
-r,o,ntns1 ,,vn NJ peIrtx nj fho r1dAe.
, 1879-04-14

T'hc following wcrr tho receipts md ship
tncMts OF the lending articles Of produce in thia
city during the twenty-four hours ending at
o'clock on Saturday morning, md for tito cor
responding dato twelve months ago:
, 1879-04-14

10 tNs WFHFFH @ssl0ctalfN 17FfE9.
MILWAUKEE, April 19.-FLouA-DulI and neg.
lccted.
0nA,N-Wheat hsna; opened aehigher and closed
qulst; No. Ma,~nukeo. hard, nDc; No. NIL
waukee, 0Go: No, J S0fc; April, a7,iu; May,
D1hc; June, 0assc; No. 3 Milwaukee, 77,ic; No.
I. 74c; rctcetot. Giic. Corn steady: No. =, fsesh.
Bic. Data STEADY; M. =, fresh, a1s1a4c. ltye
armtf; No. J, ttesh, +0.;c. Barley dull and neg-
1cGseas no. sEEinE, fFesh. 6oc; tntlL abtsc
new. Slu.JO. LaEd-Psime steam. 81. 20.
liads-nuli and ea4,cr at ~, 4uae3, IS.
aAtsaxsrs-Flour. 7,oo0 bFla; wheat, J5. 600
, 1879-04-14

6pEt7t1 L7&t7IEt7I 10 7Aa 1{11RH1,
KANSAS CRY, Nc, April IT, 9.-GnAls-Tho Pna
Current reports: Wheat-Iseceipts, noua; 'als'
mcnts 10. GOO bu; h!ehur; M. acash, 0tc; .Apdl
Mic; No. 3 cash, 02c: April, 0.o. Corn-Reeeipu
1.R7h pu; shipments, GU0 bn; afm; No. tsta
275*c; and sixty, 27Ac
, 1879-04-14

A[tAfGu ~ kAp NIllkeg fACKIHF+
Green slde& total .ba.... ot 7taa6a sill, Soa, 7s,
aresa .sa.ett ii ia;.:.: $780,. s%sM a 2ss aal,,4
orts, Isa.. iiiS.." iS;....:: eS!as7s 2os &c. ms
Tut s,ssn .euis lii; ..::... l17o,s ,.oas s s74
s sds: TT IsiS.;siss s if5s s, @ .ss s:
s:isi'i:;1is it@ns;;siinsiSs;:' $1,000 ~. o- e'''vs'
SS'fS i; f!& ~ ;issss ,is:az ssoo''o"
ff|s3 ssts n.:: 9sss't "a s s'''+''t
SoTs ! sSose. o POI csat 81 ths nj III wsi;ht.
Ia tho nsuA! approximation for meats. An snaiysts
u the rttlfua Ut Chicago shaWs that tho total Ut
Itu nrt wright. and At cnctnnatl tJ, 81 per cent,
INCLUDING ihe yield from stes Of i considerable
aas CneInnsti IL J.: usf cent of !s!'. ps assea. .
f.er cei,t Of not weight Df Hog. At chfcago, ind
~; S;ssl 4Ss s Fle r., ss ana
ported Ut ii, 80 bfl4 selsE any * ID 4, ID. .s,
snd u: 50l brls .e!lst !uas u sio. :l69 is.
fio::Ntto.: 10 for cash Or seI!rF April. $40 .o5a
lU.3 .3!H fos May. and $40 l@9s for Jnne. ola pork
extra primo Vt 81. uDGt8.15.
LANb--ltuied active, aud adyaaccd i9t7tic per
1DU s but closed only 7!6c ah0yc the latest prisua
Of Friday. salrs were reported Of 900 tcs spot
II ". .171s4.U.20 III. 600 irs acllas Mny at H. &dt
y. .t;. anl II, 100 tcs srller Juno Ut 10 U
Total. ~, 0O0 lcs. Tha market closed ateadr Ut
~ l7A %! net seller Apri'. S.. ~, OIL 20 Tor
May, aud 81 :aGkO. .27!s fas June. July Was nun.
inal 1T "a. ~! At thu ctaac.
NkArH-Werr moderately ucttSe In changes from
snc Holl,h t" anuther. bui otherwise Dali. 1he
mar kel wis hrn,cf. howryoE. III sympathy with
nos1 asa lard. rlus adyanclnK &c per 100 tnt.
s:.i ssllsr Stay and 53 30 seller July. aud t. Ia
Q10 lbs shurt riba at s. s:.s for April, 81. t.h1a
t,b7.s far May 3. D5dt5 ~ for June, S5: 10 Tor
wclo tha closing prices per loo lbs on tha leading
cuts:
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TOLEDO. o.. Aprll l1a.-unAlN-When quIet md
stcady; amber Michigan cash, S1.05A; eellts
Mny, s1.0U; Junc. Sl.07ss amber Michigan, sioa
asked; No. red casl, 81. 0] sclIer alny, 81 .od;
Inns. 81. 0o.l; rcd, 81. .nl,t; rejected Wab;.A
Corn Qntet; high mixed cash, sJiao; june. 54s;
No. = cash. 3tic: hIn{. 3u;sr assrd, :s'I1is btdi
Jnnc, 31c; rejected, 35Ic. Oats steady; NO. =
9us
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CLEVELAND. O.. April 9.-pErHoIEux-U"
changed; standard while, ITO test Sc.
Oil ClrY. la., April ~. 3.--PErnoLEus-aA1ss..
opened aalet at Soc. declined to 7DSc, adfans.4
and closed At 60hc; shlpuenta, 81 "'>
assrAslnE as' ooo; s'au:astlon, l7o: mv; mvs;.-ou,t:
esIdo, UDsic at patkrr's fur shipmvns; .tsnh<~
0s4c, FhlladelphEa deltycey.
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BAITlxons, April a.-Floun-Qu!ci and fsm; !;
Western supe1duo. 81 ooQ13. .75; do extss, st. 90
G4.u5; do family, 81. 75Qb5.b0.
Observation-Disclosures steadyi No. 2 Penn.
sylyania red, 5l.l II; No. 2 Western winter red,
spot and April, u. 11n@l.l2hj May, t1.12h@
ll2h; June, 9l.12h0l. 12x. cosu-Wsstazn
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PH11ApELr,tlA, April .-FLouM--Less ae!,l.
Westorn superfnc, 81. Eod32. 70; do extras, aS
t3. n; Minnesota extra family, 9i.b0514. II; Oil,
choice. s5.:5; DO fancy, $3.50. Ryc -four u.
chnnged.
GHAiS-Whcht in better demand; Eo.2 red, h
elevator. 81. l2ss. Rye steady; Western, SD
5slsc. Corn dull; Western rejected, on tr1st,
l0N6141hc; do steamer, on truck, Ale; do Ia N
yator. 4.c. Oats steady, wlth faIt demand; mixed
3lGtJ2C; while, ;f,Qb314c.
pnovIstuxs-t}uiat and unchanged Lafd-Nta.
esn, 90. 75lt7. o..
HurTEH-sttady and In fair demand.
Euas--FirM: Western, 134;Gtl4c.
good, Gl9!.c for July.
MHtsIr-slnsket dull; Western. 81. %.
JlEcEll.rs--F!oar, 1, B00 btis; wheat, 30, ,o0 b;
corn, %07, 0o0 hA; oats. 0, COO bD: rye, 7,500b b.
, 1879-04-14

MII1HF EEs
npsctal Ht&patea Ia Tas TtthunA
MILWAUKEE. April ", Tile following shows tho
receipts mud shipments Of Aoue and grain ut MIL
wnukeo during tho mast weok, as compared With
thoae lot tue corresponding week last year:
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Prukafan thalers,. ....u....,.... 65
Holland EnellefA ............ 2SnG4 ~
kronors (awrdtahl. ...., >. ..... 25 q 26H
Mexican ard 8outt American
dnnbl0OHE -. ..s......,...u.. ~. bV
Spanish doub1oous, ..,,,,.,,..,,.. 1870
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INDIANAPOLIS.

1spsANAroLts, Ind., April II. -onAss-Wheh
quiet; No. . rcd, sl.o3Go1.0i Corn fEr
JiaiGk:isic. Oats, 9G116t.7hc,
PHoylssoss-ltulk .shonldsty. 33fc. clear "a
~. 10 Msy. Lana-$a. ..50Dg.ao. llama, Toss.
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OAwEao, April 19.-QNA1H-W Wheat stcady; ~
hard Duluth aprtng, 81. II: No. at!lnaake1
31.05. Corn steady; old No. +. Weatctn, 47c.
, 1879-04-14

NKw ORLEANS, April 12.-Cons .Mx,,.-n,,
at s2.15.
lnoy,ssoxs-rork tlnll and lower; old IN o,.
0.37H; now, e11. 90. nacon easier; rhor,sat9
quoted Mt 4ssc; ciear rib 5atc; clear, 5,,c s.'s
atcadv; tieseo, &C. 25Gb7. 90; kcr. 81. .oo,7 a.,
Hulk ncaM-Markct cnsics; shoulders ,ns., II
%. NJ; packed. 3h14c; clear rib. 6R54e. r,.,s.
5i4Glslic. ~'~'
floun-Qn'os but steady; supcrane, San.
Xxx. ~ 7;Ms4 90; XXX, a4.256ah. oo; high s,,dts'
81. 2;'GblE. 1.k. '@
tlnArs-Corn active and weak; whito, 44xot...
yellow. A.Ae41e. Oats steady. with tnt, dem,,.'
1fAr-Dnlt and nominal; ordinary, st1 o"a
u. %: prime. 314. 90; choice. STU 90.
WMtSET-htarktt dull; Western scctIaed, s,m
iinocznlzs-coGee qn!et; lilo csrpoo.. o.an,,
drn,n1d: 4afS|5Ac: iar to fu!iy fair. ;,aGsts: t.
prime % e choice: ,.s@aotte: yolow, clatinca SSS
M @ ss:: 1sssss IT, stsey e se b4a s9e sSss ssd
G:,5c. 1tlco {alr demand ut 51Fl7c. $'
DRAS-9 Steady NJ BUc.
r.. .M2xEraMy-6isht Gu Now York, II prsnip.
Stctl!nE4 All.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. Mo-. April 12. -Corrow-QuIstt nj
Unchanged; mdlliug, 10alc; sales nt5 baIe.. n.
cespss. 800; shipments, 700; stock, II, 500.
Fi.oun-quict and unchanged.
G,lA.n-Whtnt dull anu luwcr; No. 9 rcd IN
81. .o3aG1. .o:I:: casl: 81. o49.611. OIL; Mr.
81. 04i4Ehl. 13h June; No. = do, S1.O0Sfa ID
Corn nr1net; No. mixed, :E3l1ie2.3J9sc cash N
.lty; 37c August: Oats inacttvo; No. i, &;Sa
4ss sssy sS' aai aaa afs sass.a, sss'ss
dbl! aaa noninsi; st. 10. suiEs'meats Seeoi ,1. a
ahonltert. s3.uo 70 Asriys; clear ribs s. s5aa.lQ
, 1879-04-14
Hl1EEA1.0,


HuFrALo, Anftl la.--1nAla-No tsansAe"'
this morning, Prices nomtnully unchanged.
, 1879-04-14

SHEtU FCILt. WUoI ckllfHnICu. II W..4,... 20
LuMlHER--Tho yard market was fniEty ActfYp at
crtrent prices. Several sales ncro n,nde at the
cargo aocka nn private terms. lAracr Offering. aTe
done 10 establish sot Of quotations. Yard prices
, 1879-04-14

| GENERAL MARKETS.
BROOM -CONN-WAs In fair rctnll demand at

LUTHERAN unchanged market VIVA hOtcd.
buyers eoniinup 10 tako hold very sraring,y, md
tho proralcut faciing weak. nccausc Of It's com-
pasatlso scarcity, cho!ea tnbe bttor continues to
command full prices, but tho poorer grndcs arc Of
fcrcd at concession, holdess being anxious to
reduce stocks We nuotc:
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previous.
Statement showing foreign Invoice valuc and
duty paid on goods entered for consumption ut
Port of Chicpgo during the week ending April