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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24

Ny Massillon trade is
such that l ought to get
an upholHterer just to
do the out Of town
work.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24

God is pleased often to appeal to men for the
justice Of all his ways; and therefore, no such
doctrine ought to be admitted that carries in 1t an
idea Of cruelty beyond what the blacklist tyrsnts
have ever invented [Burnell.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24

Strange that nobody ever thought Of trying the
effect Of q bArber's breath on the potato bug, It
is q pretty hard remedy, but something must be
done-B Bridgeport Standard
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24

The plates for saws are made Of ingots
of steel, carefully prepared to secure uni
formity, and reduced to the proper
thickness by rolling.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24

Preparations ere being made for the biggest
foot.race Of the seaBon. Full particulars as 10
time, place and amount Of purse, Will be given
shortly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24

FLOUR THIEVEs.-on Tuesday night some par
Ties effected an entrance into Myers Mil, now
run by Mr.. Harvey. and carried oha quantity Of
-four No trace Of the thieves.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24

Charley Ebrght sold 500 quarts Of fine huckle-
berries in one hour, on Tuesday, and complains
that the demand is larger than the supply.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24

Levi Stump declines being candidate for Land
Appraiser Of Perry township Thanking those
who interested themselves In his behalf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24

Remember / am Of.
iering q Tapestry Brus'
sells Carpet for SOC per
yard.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24

HE who fights and runs away,
May live to nght another day !"
But he who runs away in debt
WIll ne'er come back again, yeu bet.
--MdrGthon Independent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24
GO TO
PALMER'S
FOR
Picture Frames.
4foaI.
SHERIFF SALE.

VIVA. Yarrick VS. Daniel r. Baucher ct ux
Bv ylrtue of an order to sell issued from the
court of common pleas OF Stark county ONO ana 70
me directed Wilt offer for sale at public out cry at
the door of the court house. In the city OF Canton Oh
Saturday the 29d day of august, 1879
the following described real estate situate In said
county tO-wt; Part OF the northeast quarter OF sec
tiOn eight (S). township eleven Ql), range nine lV
Containing eight acres be the same more or less tor
more definite description see petition filed In this
case.
Appraised at $500
Sale to commence at one o'clock p M Terms
cash.
iul2tew J.P.R RAUCH, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24

~ cents advance In
all good carpets in the
Eastern market, and l.
am selling at old spring
prices, and when the
bill is large l give a
discount.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24
PICTURE FRAMES.

The best and cheapest place to buy these, is al
VIM. B. Perkins & Co.'s, opposite the st. Cloud
Hotel. We do not claim to do impOssibilities, but
we certainly make more frames than any Others
in the business hereabouts. Our facilities are
better our expense less. Do not take any mans
word but look for yourselves and be sure and
give US trial.
WM B. PERKINS
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Picture Frames
and Fine Art Goods.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24

1900 feet moulding
cut up since April LIST,
and this Ia not to be
wondered atwhenI l am
selling a fine Carved
Walnut and stenciled
Gilt Frame 24xS0 with
fine OIL Chrome for
$3.50.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24
SHERIFF SALE.

Levi L. Lamborn VS. Thomas G. stratford ct ux ct al.
By virtue Of an order 10 sell Issued from the court
Of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and 10 me
door Of the court house. In the city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 2Sd day of august, 1879.
the following described real estate situate In said
county to-wit: Lots number eighty, nine 1897 Of
Teeters, LambOrn q Co.'S addition TO the town OF AL.
lance, as the same Is numbered and distinguished
upon the ecorded plat of said addition.
Appraised at $1,000.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash,
jul24ew J,P. RAUCH, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24

Mosquito, 6nc per
piece.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24
SHERIFF SALE.

John A. Morehead ct al Guard, VS. selkirk H. More.
head et al.
By virtue OF an order to sell Issued nom the
court Of common pleas of Stark county Ohio, and 10
directed will offer for sale ut public outcry on
the premises IN Paris township, In said coun-
ty, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24
Mondau, Me lslk day Of Auqusl, ls79,

the following deycribed real estate situate in said
county towit Part Of the southwest quarter Of
ton number thirty-nve In township number nine
teen Of range number six, containing thirty-four
acres 2, Part Of the southeast quarter Of section
number "a In township number seventeen Of range
number six, containing twenty or less o,
Part Of thu east half OF the northwest quarter Of sec
ton number thirty.hve In township number seven
teen ofrange number six, containing eight and 00100
acres more or less A. Part Of the northwest quarter
Of section number thirty In township number seven.
teen 0frange number SIX, containing i've acres more
or less o. Part Of the southeast quarter Of section
number thirty-four township seventeen Of range
number six containing thirty acres more or less g.
The north part OF the southwest quarter Of section
number thirty-hVe township number seventeen,
range number SIX containing slxtyslx and two-thlTd
acrea; also lots numbers four and five a and S) in
Charles M. NJ. Malines second addition 70 the town
Of Minerva for more particular DESCRIPTION ofthe
above real estate see petition nled IN this case.
Land appraised at 5000.
Lot appraised at lloo.
"6 100
Sale 10 commence At ten o'clock a. m, on the
lands, and at O'Clock p. m. on the lots.
Terms, Onethird cash. the balance In two equal an.
nual payments with interest nom the day ofsale,
secured by mortgage on the premlses
julyl7ew J.P. RAUCH, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24

Best woolen carpet
chain zoe per pound.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24

In Shade Fixtures
we offer something new
and novel. Kohler's
Balance Shade Fixture
iE neat, simple In con-
struction, and is the
easiest operating and
most convenient Ak
ture in the market. Call
and examine It.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24
Aarktts
RETAIL MARKET.

DEMOCRAT OFFICE,
Canton Ohio, July "A, 1879.
The following will be found correct quotations this
mai
, 1879-03-22


HOG PR0DuCTS-Wcrs fairly active. aud hrmeF.
except lard, which drags little recently, because
Of confcnsedly heavy stocks. The speculative
movement in pork was strengthened by the faot
thRt unmaF.packed pork IL not regular, and lneatA
wers armer In reaction from tho slight wonkncss Of
tho previous day, duo to tho news uf bank suspen-
sinns In New Orleans. The reports from Liverpool
indicated steadlhess In Europe, and tho local hog
market waB hrm.
Mxss P0nK-Advapced 1Is G15c por bsl, and do
cincd 7tc, closing a1tc below tho tatcst prices OF
Tlsursday. Sales werB reported Of O. oou brls scor
April at $10 1@H110. 15; III, 100 hF1s aeller May
At $40. .5@10.a71t; and $500 brls soser June
at SO. 37HD10.5 50. Total, III, 900 brIs. Tho
market closed steady at $40. 17h for cash or
so1lcr March. $40. 17XG11o. 20 for April, $40 400
10. 3 for May. and $40. Am D1D. 4b for Juno Old
pork was steady at 81. 10.
Prime mess pork was quoted at 50. 6oSt0. 75, and
extra primo ut 81. 50R6.75.
LAlsn--W'as rather quiet. and declined 2tsc per
100 III from tho latost prices Of Thss1ay, Sales
were reported Of 900 tcs SPOT at 81. 47X; .. u00
!cs sel9t Aprtl a. $o.4Mlg; 20; .. 80 ssa sellcr
q "a Toia III 5oo &c se. ssfn marRs'
s6:4!NG!Ib q ri April. So. 5566.57X for May,
III siEArs-Wcrs act,ve IN iocal futures, and prices
advanced about &c per 100 l0s. There wnH onlY a
moderate Inquiry for shipment, but Southern i'd
vices were lcAs discDnfnR!ng tHn tho previous dar,
ws the 5eports from Ene!qqa ,ao ,ho showed l!t.Is
dets at 49, T0Ga. tx seller April; d00 suxcs DO vi
s Hug13 b5 spot; 900. 000 lbs shprt ribs Mt 81. u
9o4. % for April; $4.'71iGe5.o NIX Tor May; and
hau1s at G4@7.ac, the outside for 10 lbs uscraau.
Tho following Woto tho closing pftccB per 100 lnl
on tho tealinK cuts:
, 1879-03-22

,.xst,t ,,,.,.,.A =. ~. 1.y....x
, Hptcta! Nnua'en 70 re = l7oan&
Easr LinEnrr. Pa.t Mafeh 2l,,,1,c4TTLE-Re.. :,
thro,,p md 7HS incni nrainst MD thoah "sna sn
7;Y jocnt lie week 6sfofc; sunpy ycry ut "na "ta
sSst q the p i" for gSSs
100 10 l. 60o s5..h@5 20; good, / lou Il ], ,soo,
Il afochaSa n. - 70 onai,tv 1m IVY "a 3 o99
bulls, cows, and stays. ss,sG1l, Ii: sales for ths
week only tjo2 head nQainst 15J layt week. ''s
li:aa-lseseip.s IL ~ neaa. asein.t i. 10, last
Fsisas'Ds!s il Ses. s. god I's ia!ks iEss.
S1fEEr-ltsccipts. II, 600 hend, ngasnst II, 800
fs VIII .nppy ghtsr M san as sek
to- to 14o. g. g: s aood, iio iS 10 iao, i sip "a
6; & u; fair 20 M to 1oo, ST. 7b24.oo; common. 7o,o
~ '4'40&Ss''o' ALBANY.
.,.,,,, n,.n,.as - ~. ,>.,,..
A,n4vr Warch 81 "-1,rr"rs.. H. nnr''i,ts ooo
c.rs: III warK. aasn a: snnny consstin9 II 5se ;o
hEner on ali' tnoa1n even at9ayancea u nFess teal
efa Iiafo fta!izel ont illse u any psott: den'and
from fiyor to%ns llAht While Eastern and Local has
Ing prtco a. tiIc Close .niae % az at a tae opening
a AHn ,ha.1[,hGeelg o. sara lasi Week
n .e ctas,ng prices q lart week, oss4. 371.G55J;
ss galst; Sass . saTs T., extta GanAaa n ::ao'
eEtf1i Western fecelseu, bnt w1t1hclu until morn.
ing.
~" ApHh'
HEM Em anhA; alusCa @ -, = q ~ 'E.ss-nsee'plst
1;"opi pI.ees 'uItneI @ nas"ne!a ~ ~ suta peel.
1a1sIt @ pI!m,s. HG9tte: WIZ WIZ 70 Eooe, !HA luiei
pUos ~ Ga,", EauStV; sh !Uo tahen " eApnEtets'
mntnt is1s ~ - srD. ~ o"S
'"IkmE .t.. O. 1;'u ine WEN; n,o I'm ,.--
~ 3,vn; W nIas9es Gull weaker.
r. ~ ~ w. t 'g W. "Ttsae , nauIo
a eat VI ~, hso s hassP. ~ Ds somnf m
mmtinn ",altinr tt'a vcrE's tn,nIa 80,
llyo sheep. uud Il, d71 carcasses muttes.
Sw1NE--Rccctpts, =, TO; no sales live; Iuola-
tlons, IT .60414. ~.
ST. LOUIS.
, 1879-03-22
By TELEGRAPH,

TORE1QN.
Tho following weso received by tho Chicago Board
OF Trade;
Llvk,yoo.., March a1-11:3o a. m.-Flous
Bs 0dD10s. Wheat-Wlnter, DsdtOs Id; sps!ny,
~ DdGDss Sd; whitc, Ss 11d@ts Id; cluu, o. ]dD
t}a I'd. Corn. ia ID. Pork des I'd. Laed, 33s 3d.
Receipts of wheat last three days, 14g. 600 ccutas
141, coo american.
LlyEnrooL, March Gil p. m.-Weatler fatE.
BrcadstuNs-small business ut lower satoa; Winter,
"a 11dGoos I'd; spring, ~ Sda2os 2d white, ss I'D
Oils ID; club 9s 3d10s I'd. Corn 4s 5dG4s ID.
Rrat unchanged.
LtynnrooL, March --pacon-Cumbcrnuds,
2Ts Cd; short Ribs. @Ta Cd; long clear,
27s Cd; short clear, .Bs Ueef--Prlmc mess, 73.;
India mesa, 70st extra india u,css, eSa. Cheese
Chu1ce, 48s. Shoulders, 23a. TAllow-rrlme city,
35s I'd. L4rl, 33s o. rock-Ptlme mess, Eaetetu,
Cos; Western, 52s. 1Iams, long cut, 20-n aS.
erago, JOS.
Loxpos, March 1.-LtyEnraoL-Whoat dull.
MAnK LANg-Whcat slow. CarKoes OF cos't--
Whuat rather easier; fair average rcd winter EsD
4ls I'd; fair uveraKo California; 4s 1d Corn qu|es;
fair average American mixed. :.:.H I'd. cargoes IN
paasage-Whesi ami cosn Fathsr unHar; good ship
plug California wheat. just shipped mud nearly
due. 4as Cd. Fair Average quality Of No. ch''
cago spring wl1eAt for shipment dnFla3 tho presen'
and following month. sos 0dG140s; fair average
quality of American mixed corn for PROMPT ship
inent by sail. 99s 6dGt21s. Country markets fof
wAcat-EngtIsh 4 stajo easior; French steady
Sptetat Dtspatsh to 1ns Tribune.
L1vxNruoL, March nl-11 80 o. IN. --FL0uH-Ses
]. los; No. 2, Hs Cd.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. No, l, De ID; No. 2
Ot; spring. No. l, 81 I'D; No. z, "a Cd; white,
No, !, o. Id; No. 4. So lid; club, No. l. 81 sd'
No. 3, o. Sd. corn-Naw; No. !. 4s I'd.
pruyIstoNs, rork-6as I'd. Lard, :3s I'd.
LlyKNPoo1, March 2.-Covros-Actiyc aoa
Arn,; ,nidaling upland, ds.d; m!ddl'ns Orleans
Bid; sales. IL, 600 bales; Huecu1a!oa md export
i, 700; American, B.600. Bales OF the wees'
II, 900 bales; American, &c, Goo, OF which speen,
lntura took 1000; exporters, 1000; toswnsdea
from ships ailo direct tn sptnneEs. u 600; ncsaa'
EXPORT, 0, coo; total recepss. 10, 600; Anereun,
u, 0oo; tonl stock, lu7, 900; American. w. ooo'
amount al,oat, $40, 600; American, alo, ooo.
DngADsruyr4-Bma!l business nt lover pt'ee,,i
California whflo wheat, average. 81 1ldGSi's ~;
club, u 3dG1Us I'd; red Westcrn spring, ~ s4 .
w I'd; do winter. 81 lldG1Ds 2d. cofh--Ne"
Western mixed, IL 6uGe4s I'd. peas-canadlso'
u I'D.
PmoyIstoxs--Prlma mess pork, 5ea 3D. F'''1'
n,eys besf, 13s. A,icEcan 'ara, 31s u.
TALLnw--rine Aniurinan, ;lGs.
Yarms al1l fabrics at Manchester dtnef
LoNpoA, Alnr0n .l.-lIksGED 0lL-a3d 100
ANTwEAr, March 91.-pkTH0LEuN-2ssa'
, 1879-03-22
REAL ESTATE.


Tic following Instruments were fleu Tor rec"
ord Friday, March eli
ciTr PROPERTY.
v!"sss's' IT, g 2s a5j p!ass5 s; asssa
at.s 1s: i Il kaMsra sss {. t. ~ T. $500
:e @ tsssphsa t. brown . 8 Js5s ' jsaetsS ; $500
n1sst~s IT, 4 sSfsf f. p.osss 81 N'astssas sasa
March tjohn II. bertau 10 n. Il. ann
Thl1ty.ssbii It, iils Il soa, TIL: '0''
sans sublislslonl. latsi Mare!la iJohn
ws.t X a.s;ss sSyss s ]. 1isy II a'es1 y es:, as
f;,s qstsS Msss nm
Tts PROMISES Mos !WI, 90H. al0, aHA gle
&ss!s .:.s: Nv s?s5 eg!Ssss:!y sss
;ssxso 4, 4npgoyvs., !! as'sd gso n john MN
ThErty.uIKhth ut. z. H. y u Stewart ~,
y. .4xl.5 Il. dated M.reh III lAIbert
..Cranu to lsobert shuatcs,... 80. ....... GOO
s''s''h t. = istsa M nste H?[' 4 cSsrs: IL H.
narn,m 10 :. q. 1'uuhlerl.... :, ..... 1,775
Asi.;s i.i, i l. 81 sis! f Hs;sS fSSs Ss ::i:,
Chancury 10 Uhnr!ss N. took} .......... 1000
Hatssras!5 z, lh0 4 oi Twenty y.nInth
u, " ,.axl01 II. dated Aarch II {j6hn
II. Weekly tu puniel 6coyll)... -. 80. 300
o5k & i, y ;ass + u Psns 4, I. asx
IN! a'1o II, improved, dated March II
'eonrad kon 10 fsi.x Wesnsekej 49,. 4,5oo
soUTA " Clrr LlxITE, WITHIN lAplu4 or AxyxX
Mills or TUB cnuAT. .40uRE,
| South Dearborn 1t, I7S It y Of Thirty.
ninth II, WI. .bx110 It, uatrd March
II tJohn Ebc,ins to JUsrph BiEcke.
piS.a i: s.! ytas:s:;a;s. aid ,sus's;a;; a"7'
81, *1g5x1s0ts Il, improved, aatel
March II (francis u. pssGody to Henry
Mske)'... "............. ...... 1850
WHIT o. CITY LIA1rs, WITHIN hAplus or axyzx
! NlLEa OF Tnx coukT. uousx,
] Lo. On street bet boulevard and Stuoaa
, 1879-03-22
sand interest.
COIN QUOTATIONS..
Tho foi.0srtf1r nrn tho EhIcann nuntatiNna fnr
DTTELEG1zApHs
NEW Y0RE. =,

NEW YORK..
70 the Western Assoctdftd Prtss.
Nav YORK, Mnrch al.-Goyornments weak
and lower.
Railroad bonds wcre weak.
State securities were dull.
1'llc stoek market WIS Irregular, and closed
14@eN below yesterdays final prices, the only
exceptions having been Wabash nnl Erie. The
latter advanced " for the day on M announce
mcut by the President Of tho roal that tho en-
tire amount Of money paid In for assessments
hero and In Europe IL untouched. Wabash
gained /. Michigan Central sold down to 81,
md closea ut s.. Transactions were 10000
sllascs,-15,000 Eric, 18,0o0 Lake Shore, 6,0o0
Wabasb, 14,0oo Northwestern common, 1850
preferred, 5000 st. Paul common, 10000 Lacka-
wanna, QUO New Jersey Central, 600 Michigan
Central, 1900 Western Union, 1000 St. Louis,
Kansas City T. Northern, and 5000 st. Louis T.
San Francisco.
Money. 8!97, closing at 8.
pdn,u mercantile paper, 4nh .,....
Sterling exchanEc unsettled; sight, 4SoA
sixty days. 489.
, 1879-03-22

BHAn-Wns active and stronger sales wors 10
tons ut So s1';9ell: 90 free on board ca''' and
altpp1'sas- woro 10 tons coarse ut
] ~ hoo,d .'e "''N' vs." '''' S"''' W. 'S'A ''''
~ a,,n'T...s.,, VA. mada q, N Inn. At an m
ns.sa ""' ''"'' ~ ~ ''AS ~ eAo'o
Cony-MEA1-coarse was nominal at s1s,as
nor ton nm track. and c,tv.o .oro,nd ao nt Al 75Gn
o., 49, 49, ~, " wv o' ~e - ~
SPRING WlIEAT-was less active and easlor,
nc hc1o,y tim 1ate.t nrcr. NJ 1,huraJav Tho Vel.
i'm martoss yore tnl ana sas,"r .o,,o NV cah,,. M
quoting % decline % Of Saois s sss and Ss~
Iotk . was .'lover to .s,,." while the weather m
wera not large, and were exceeded BY s!ld ship.
meats, added to which wes' reports sha. q rath CT
~ shs scato,rn Thts msdc sc,ie,s rsr"ra', ~.
.u,,,' ~ 1as s'ao'aaa 4s 'ao so!sss ssnEtay nn-
~ soaaoo, s ss ess o H. sossssvs Ss: dor
asa s%f sSoaas sss sss.s s' .ts rssts %
tho low freight rate. .nl'nx this wsoS.
asssss, t. It s,"e :,.. tsf fsssp' st . on s..t
q Ss 81; ass.nssS ssSSp' q s sss5 IT., %
Nasks0 dusnxa essst Rsrt q is ss;'1 sells,
ssaes sH,s ~ Month W. nsaf!y nominal " astqe
o. III st h* ~ ~ "s1e nnH sspotteu
81 ES ~ TS " ~ IN h. ,ssSsn, nVG ~ Nn. i
81 q nSn To- 'I ~ ~ n1t ~ a1a n
III '''0 =" ~ 1p'' ~ "0b"'s i'te' "@'"o"
nsMTEa "MkF"saisa " H - wese ns,eu @ a. TO- ~ oa4s
~ ~ ~, T.. ~ 10y ~ "H ~ W 10 tN0 =.
.s :ut,ttfv nnl"n nv s~s' osaaea 'ots o'o
~ MnEAF~eaes scsa.c "a M mese tnsae OF l2oo hn
~ tr;,a a. !. sstE0oc, s5,'n nv. ~ as..e.
s:SG;;teN v.Gxe!o ~, ". , ,-r.
,, nns tn @ on sna easlsf aeela
The l'ritts, narkets were qloted snsies, aud N1w
aolR wa naiI oAt oas fecStpts WsEe slnallef, and
@ 'neh e ,ta. Gna.SS ~ sa., teEn.s i ea!lsa eut
aEn eG.1et r. ueana 1ol sah1p!s 1ot1' Anl 1f!n
,es!!nE y tnat 9epattGeht; a. tor reject
~ M salu ns1SeSoe ~ 90. = iaerS Was hot very
ut'sk ih4uity ~ !ots IN wore, ana 2t'eoReu TO-
ssigts clssa y. " se ova1 ~ oeto%. FUTURES wero
ss s4 sasgs pa " ~ lhe
, 1879-03-22

31gEE4F<79
Ngw YppX, March n1.-GHAls--Lusness -.
wheat Of less magnitude. notably for export, aau
n,nrkrt, in contrast 10 yesterday, has shown w.
uEcsspu aud npaviucssi winter gtules recedso fen
srally 4 q ,c pes Du on moro lbctsl aad u1sen.
offerings, aud lsss actiYo inquiry; leas ta'o'sp,.
teuor VI cable Rdycsa aRatnst outward lno'eu'eh.'
spring wheat slow Of sale, even iof early deliver,
n,uyau,unt !n corn, which fell oil slightly Ill ~
STANCES ,sQ4o por bu Oh tEest offerings for ptop.
and fotwasd dcIiysry: mlxed Western unxfaacu
43,; Kys In slack demand. sud quG'es
weak aud Irregular; No. !. Western ooat'loaas -
t9}ic stxsu, al1 t5.sc bio. o4ts In uodsts''
, 1879-03-22
MOVEMENT or WHEAT
The following shows tho receipts md sh1p
moltt Of wheat At point. named YclterdAy:


March al.-Rcceipts-F'our, 208A br1s;
wheat, 14S,uD bu; corn, so,iso bu; oats, 45,009
bu; coru.meal, 7o5 pkgs; rye, $3.50 bu; bar.
ley, 1850 bu; malt, B10a bu: pork $40 brla;
beef, 4,492 tca; cut meats, {, 5o3 pkgs; lard, 8
tcs: whisky, 80 hrls.
Exports-For twentysfour hours-Fiour, IT,
600 urls: wheat, 2o9, ,oN bu; corn, 1a5,ooo hu;
oats, 1000 bu.
GOODS NKCEtVuD
at the Port of Chicago March FL: Field. Letter
t. Co.. 10 cases4lsy goods; II. Chnnnon d Co.,
I coils wirc-ropo; Mullen, 11o {: Co, | case
dry ;goods; Fowler Bros, III sacks salt; Chi
cago Stamping Company, zoo boxes ttu.p'ate;
Hurley & Tyrrell, Q bids casthenwaro; Mann,
Wood & CO.. 250 sacks salt. Collections, &c.
IO4,1b,
, 1879-03-22

IlQ0H-frstsFday Witnessed snothcF sattafactosy
hog maFkas. both light and heavy welghss wsre
actively inquired for by local cuttsrs and shippo
an4 tradiug was lively At u. Ht 90 fur cDu,non
to prime bacun hogs aud NJ 81. 73dG4.i ~ tut poor
to extra heavy. Although IN point qt qualify las
ottettuxs were iuilAup to ihe recent average. ths
nambcr taat wuss d quality gaoa vnough to CON-
maud prices kbovs u. 0O small. comparatively.
Salet ot pktpa ws to ChicaRo butchers " ~. 00Gb
SOU, u t1s latter clksa tbs Sscspst ssvai " Ea
, 1879-03-22
BNEAD9TuTFa.


FLOUR-Wns very quiet. aud generally steady.
There was sotno export inquiry, but purchasers
seemed to be generally limited below the viows Of
holders. md little was done, The local trads was
el0w. Sales were reported II 100 brla winter on
prlsntc tctms; 800 brla spriug extras, mostly at
sJ.4alt3. 70; anu 400 brta ryo flour. partly at
s.. 81. Total, 800 hrtE. Tho following wnA tue
non1Innl range of prircas
, 1879-03-22

trado Of Doslon, heartily favor the establishment
Of thu proposed fIo1Rht refrigerator llno between
tho Wost and Liverpool via this city over tic Grand
Trunk and Central Vermont Railroads,
would ho Of great benefit tn th6 cxnoEtosa and deal.
era In produce n this city. and recctso onr en.
enlargement md patronage provided 1t tGoEds tho
sac!llt!ea pronlacd.
, 1879-03-22

LONDON, March a1-5 =. m.-Consols, 87 1910,
Stocks-Illinu!s Central. 80: pannsylyauta
Central, s59{; Recalling, 12a1; Erie. 2iN; pre-
fctreil, n.
United states bond4-'a7s, 1os3l 10 4os, 1os}k; /;
new 5s. 1858; 41&s, 107; Is, lux.
PAllls, March Yl.-Rontcs, 119t a9]fc.
, 1879-03-22

CATTLE-Noue Of tho features Of tho market
wcra essentially different fruu those uoted Tor the
previous day. Tho demand showed little u no
abatement. while as to ttces they were as artn Us
on any day Of tho week. For u Friday tho supply
was Of liberal proportions. amountln. TO Il. 400
head, and making supply s!uco Saturday Of
TO- 01 head ngaist 10, G30 for thu aame timu list
weuk, but thero was not a hoof In excess OF tho
trado requirements, the middle of tl,e afternoon
tlnding tho pens practically stripped Of cattls.
The quality Of the supply was Al good as OIL any
day Of LATE. though of Extra grades the offerings
were not ~ slumerous ~ fur Thursday. The best
lots on salo wese taken by exporters at $i.D0aG
b.l0. Eastern buyers took the larger part OF tho
receipts, paying S4.20de4. S5 for fair 10 chocs
stcers Weighing from /, 100 to !, 400 lbs. There
was continued liberal inquiry for stockess ut
81. 7b@3. IS. and for butch0rs' atuG ut 50. 600
4.00. Tbs market closed NJ stoady aud arnl.
, 1879-03-22

The following were tho receipts md ship
mcnts Of the leading articles Of produce ia this
city during the twenty.sour hours ending at 7
oclock on Friday tnornng, md for tho COT
responding date twelvc months nEo: