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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-15
By ". GOddIn,
Real Estate Agent uirl huctinnecr.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

JAMESTOWN ISLAND, OF HISTORIC
~ FAME AND NAME. AT TRUSTEES AIt-
TIpS SAIE.-By virtue Of the tru>l-'l'"h tu iI"
uudcrsie ned datcl ION 81 November, 1871 re-
corded In the rlrr. : Ollie" OF James titY ruHuly
and the city oi WILLIAMSBURG, in Decd onk ,fay"
AT, default having been made. aud h"nr ih"r"t"
required by the beneficiary. VIII sell Ia ir'' ~
The United States Courthouse, on Bank h"i""u
Tenth aud Eleventh streets. In The CITY "f hiri,
,nord on FRIDAY, lirrcmbrr ~, 1879, ~ IL
o'clock NJ the property conveyed by and dc.rrlh"i
I'm said tc,i MS :. al that certain TRACT or lANiL
with The DWELLING. PAPER-M MILL. ami "'h' q
improvements thereon, lying AMI being IN Jair"s
river, In the county of james CITY. hbput IN amt
Oue-huif miles Of the city of NilliAm'h1tf. an!
known a. } i MESTDWN ISLAND. containing NE
THOUSAND AND -FOUR HUNDRED ~ RI,
more or less 1897 acres lay survey. ucirg ~
same real estate formerly OWNED by "i'iuu NlirL.
The BltlCk-AND.SLATtb DWELLING, l. G"ar-
" new n are also most, Ii not ALI The other huihi-
luys requisite for The use Uf tn" estate. orchards
containing thousand, Of the best fruttrr,~. hh"'
600 acrct OF the finest aiuvial soil r"clalm'i q,
great cost: besides, about 400 acres mere Ur NnIH-
ahr arabic nnd--hLTOGE \ MOST |NIi =
Able ESTATE ENTHUSIASTICALLY. ASn AEpl ~
WHICH CLUSTER IilE MOSi 1HEiIIL"hLi ~
TEUESTISG HISTORIC EVENTS or nrE Coz y
TRY's FIRST SEITLEHEST.
TERMS: whist the deed requires cab \ I" ~"
debt ~ GOUl Interest. ard rS prusr. uI -r, in"
following win be accepted: one tbirh IN r1Ji A"l
the balance at one anh rwo years. ln'"r"-t rtNhhr
half yearly, for ~ g0tilblr notes secured ~ tr" -
deed. uId an approved policy "t in-mhn'" IN Tie
dwelling, &c, for two years.
J. l.. APPEHSOH, Trn,''".
4 l. trpEnSD., Sa'rsln II. ~ 5
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Rev. r. r. Osgood, New York. says:
az have had Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach, ana Ner-
yousness. I never had any medicine to do me SO
much good as TUFTS PILLS. They are as eooo
OFFICE, So MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
Ton I6-pndfFe1n1
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MONEY LETTER SToLEN.-A colored wo-
man nam.d Georgeanna Brooks was arrest
ed Friday in Goochland county, charged
with stealing valuable letter from the lsse-
auena post-ofice. She was brought before
United States Commissioner Atkins Satur-
day, and the cuse partially investigated. 1t
appears that the woman went to the post
Office at Isscqucna and asked for letters for
certain parties, including her sister, and
was handed one addressed to her sister,
which, il was subsequently ascertained,
contained money, and which she never de-
liYercd. When arrested she admitted re-
ceiving .be letter, but claimed that she had
lost It on the way home. There Is no EVIL
dencc ms yet 10 coatrovert her statement,
although the district attorney asked for
continuance OF the case, in order that he
might secure the attendance OF other Wit
nesscs. His request was granted, and the
case continued until next Saturday, the 20th
instant.
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rsr. l. Guy Lewis. Fulton. Ark. says:
aAf,sr practice OF twenty five years, pronounc
TIjTT'S PILLS the best anti-bilious medicine eve
mzde."
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TAXES.
NuTY TAXES.


TITY TAXES.
OFFICE OF CITY CoLLEcToR-l
RICHMOND, VA, November 20, 1879. }
This Office will be open daily between the hours OF
9 O'Clock A. d. and O'Clock r. ID. from The 10TH
TO The 3lsT DAY OF DECEMBER, inclusive. for
the purpose Of receiving from any person VINO mas
already paid one half OF the city taxes charged 10
him the remaining half, aud that
TEN PER CENTDM
viii, he added 10 the amount OF said remaining half
of the tax charged In every case where The party as
sesssd shall fail to pay said remaining hair Within
the time so limited.
But I'm ease any person having failed to payin the
month of June ono half or the city taxes due frou
such person, shall fail TO pay the wneie amnam
thereof On or before the 91st day or December
here shalt be added &c. s - $50 -
TWENTY FER cESTgA
spoa the whole amount Of che taz remaining due
Is b. IA. r. W00Ds0N.
M 9e.tDec31 Collector.
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BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS,
No. ) north Tenth street.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF
l. THE CHANrERY COURT OF THE CITY nF
RICHMOND, entered November &. 1872, in the
suit.of" Woodward ( Son rs. De1uc, shall proceed
10 sell upon The premises. NJ pubic auction, on
MONDAY. December Is. 1879, at 4 oclocH L. NJ,
the HOUSE and LOT situated on Navy Hin, in the
city of Richmond, having Il front Of 80 feet on
Eighth street. and running back between parallel
lines 1872 feet. helg designated as ot NO. ~ In The
plan OF Navy Hell. The vr-nenrioned DWELL
ING contains tive ROOMS. with The rccc, sary out
houses. commanGInga fine view Of the city and sur
rounding country, that, in connection with Its con-
family residence.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash !: the residue In
two equal iDStalnlcnts upon Il credit OF slN and
twelve months, for which the purchaser Is To give
his negotiable notes, with interest added from day
of sale to date Of maturity, the tile 10 be retained
until ali the purchasc.moncy Is pail and convey
ance ordered by the court. ,,,.,,
J. PRESTON COOKE,
Special Commissioner.
CHEWING & ROSE, Auclioncers.
de 9-lO.ll.l2,13&15
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AUCTION sALEs.-.V,,,..D
By Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auc,,opeer. -a--
1913 Hain street.

TRUsTEHs AUCTION SALE
OF THE INTEREST OF JAMES c. Jouv.n,.
IN THE LARGE AND vALUBLr
STABLE PROPERTY
LOCATED ON FRANKLIN AsD F1srrr,r,,
STREETS,
SAID INTEREST BEING ONE HALE OF ru,
NEW STABLE. THE MOST EASTERN
AND THE LOT UPON WHICH TT sr,xn,
AND ONE FOURTH INTEREST IN THE
OLD STABLE AND LOT,
THE MOST WESTERN STaBLr
SAID PROPERTY Is NOW OCCUPIED ny
PETER PAUL, Esq.
AT GOOD RENTAL. Asa SALE. LIVERY
AND STOCk-STABLE
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By virtue OF a certain deed r trus, txpcu.cd H.,
J. G. johnson aud wtHe. dated The 22d dsy " NJ
1877. 10 me As trustee. rrcort rd In the clerk, ~
OF The Chancery Court OF the city of Richmond, IN
ID. b. ITO b., page ia, shat, proceed 10 >c u,.'
the premises, by punhc auction. on FRIDAY W.
10Th day OF December, 1879. at The hour Of,
O'Clock T.. NJ, beng required so 10 hy the b.n,.
iciary and holder Of notes secured. lrlult haytn,
been made IN their payment the above truly SAIH
UABLE PROPERTY. Th- stables are wei Know,
and centrally located. and are well built and ,,'
cOnSidt red desirable for the purpo cs for wl'rt
they are used. The capacity Is considerable H. ill.,
sale and ively business. The lower or eastern ~,
be fronts 40 feet by 7rtn denth. he upt.r or n,
western stable and lot fronts So ;cet b. LA hrt .
Inches. a plat II the whole property WIN hr ~,
hihited at hour o.! sale, ut which time fun psItrt,
lars and Information will he given Of he boanatir
and int. rest above described
Special attention Is called 10 this sale and pay,t,s
interested in this class of property wish To ia
vest are invited aud requested To attend this sal.
TERMS, UNDER DEED, WILL DE: lash A, Ia cost
aud cxpe of salr and SGfllceucy Ia Day of the
two notes OF $500 and $500 rr,pcc.iv due
amounting IN 49, 90, with iulcrpS, from the 20
day Of November. 1879; the residue upon .lrh
terms rs VIII be announced ~ hour OF sale.
X. A. NEAGHER, Trustee
ROBERT u. LYME. AuctiOnrrr. rpu
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sin,;yer and W. e. Peter, Esq. attorney for he
heirs OF ". G. and W. Gait, owners OF me o,hrr
undivided moicty. the above-nentioned ihoi r.n
nv VIII ne sold as Il Whole, upon the term. s'"'e
mentioned. jAAES ~ Ia ~ .,cI,nrecrs
%
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BY James II. Taylor Son,
Peal Estate Agents and Aucfloncels,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN UN =.
I nIvIDrD MDIETY OF VALUABLE REAL
EoTbTE II The CITY OF EICnMoED' 0S
THE NOKTH SIDE OF TOHAGa0 AlLEI;
F0rRTEENTH STREETS. LYING BETWEEN
main AND FRANKLIN STREETS by i Virtue
of a decree Of the Circuit Court 81 "1ocn''un
the suits Of Allan &c. %. Allan, &C., and Wood g.
Allan &c i shall. as special commissioner thereby
the premises, on TUESDAY The 23d day Of DG-
celi.ber, 1879, a. l ociocS T.. NJ 0SE GND1-
ViDED MOlETY Of that FALuhBLE Real
or less. on the north side OF Tobacco alley and run
ming back about 50 feet to an alley Win ne M;
RPJCK UOl;SES-Gnc lately occupi, d as Il tobacco
Factory and the other 4 carriagc-ehop.
TERMS: One fOu. tn cash: The balance at alS'
twelve and eighteen months, for negotianic n",c7'
interest added, aud the title retained hhli Tue
whole purchase-m0ney Is paid AMI conEsy"h'1
' - Special Commissioner.
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WANTED, CORN.-WE WILL PUR-
w CHASE 200 or SEQ barrels Of PRIME DRY
WHITE CORN. on the cob delivered 1t our lumb Der
house, Fifth and Cana, streets.
TRUMAN A. PARKER & CO.
do 1S-eod3t Lumber Dealers.
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AUCTION sAlEs-ruturc Days.
By JAS. Maedougali, Auc:toneer,
No. 10 Governor Tor Thirseenth) street. z
CLosING-OUT SALE
VI OF
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
orSEASoyABLE
CAsSIMERES, CLOTHS, NOTIONS, &C.,
AT AUCTION.

Having determined to discontinue the merchant
tailoring business. will sell 1T my store No. 1925
Main street, on TUESDAY the 9th instant. com-
mencug NJ 10s O'Clock, my entire stock, consisting
almost entirely OF
IMPORTED CLOTHS AND CASSIiEREs,
which can be recommended as Of the latest styles
and best quality.
My determination being to sell, the trade and ci.i-
gems generally are asked TO attend.
TERMS All sums OF S1C0 and under, cash over
800, sixty days credit for satisfactory PAPER.
MORRIS NELSON,
1925 Main street.
EB COOK Salesman. de Is
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WANTS.

WANTED, a PARTNER.-A partner
w with n canttaI of $4,000 will he admitted in
a large and Iong-es abltshed mercantile house now
in a prosperous condition. .
Correspondence confidential. Address. with
reaI name MERCHANT,
dc J5-atx care OF Carrier No. 8.
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'nArUnEsrrR AID vrCIsrT'Y.

&c ouasV Slperutsors. The Beard OF sI 3
sseryfsofs o9 tbesterfes county WIN meet
AGAIN as tbe court. hesise next Saturday
morning eli III O'Clock. The meeting was
called eli the instance oil the Judge oil tnes
County Court, relative 20 The repairing et
several small bridges in the county. Lhe
Board met not long since, but this mater
was NOT then presented. David McGoode.
Ee1.. Is president OF the Board.
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TOR RENT, THAT LARGE, CON- O.
II yENIENT. AND WELL-ARRANGEDE:I
NEW DWELLING on Clay between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, containing about sixteen rooms,
besides large basement for laundry and other pur-
poses. 1t has all the modern conyenienees-range,
hot ard cold water, stationary wash-ubs, &C., &c.
Rent reasonable. Apply TO
JOHN II. GODDIN, Real Estate Agent,
de 1885, Bank and Eleventh streets.
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rIarITr,s PILLS.
s 5.sYMprous q OF 4 roRprp LTvEE.

b - s.4s
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HOTELS Avn BOARDING.HoUsEs.
HAVANA CIGARS.

sTUST RECEIVING a LARGE LOT OF
q HAVANA CIGARS
OF nv own Inn sortatfou. made OF the New Crop OF
tobacco, which IS considered the finest raised FOR
years.
Z Jbese Cigars haze been selected for me tcith
great care. and 7 shall be pleased to fecsine or
Ssra FOR them. s . e, 800. OSCAR CRANE, 81
& de iO-lw No. IA Governor street.
, 1879-01-12
GO TO SLEEP, DARLING.

Go to sleep, darling! The bright day is over,
The stars have come out in the clear Ninter-sk5,
The blinds are down in your Quaint little phI'
house.
And Miss Prim's asIeep on the sofa, near br.
Dlckie has RULED his bright yellow feathers,
And tucked his wee, downy head under his wing:
He mods on his perch in undlsturbed sluuber,
And dreams OF the song thut tO-morrow he'll sing,
Go to Sleep darlngl The days woes are over; .
Forget in bright Dfeamaud the tears that ynn shed
" hen your card castle fell down in tue uurs'ry,
AUD hlt poor Miss Prlm on the top of he head
ller IudyshlD acted very unyraciOus,
AND suikcd IN the curuer the rest OF the daT;
Bat now. BY the glimpse catch Of her featuEest
think her ill-humor has quite passed away.
Go to sleep, darling! Poor puss on the hearthrug
llas snmo cred continually since before eight;
Sac knows very well. though she's but kitten,
That it Is unwlse to sit mp very late.
Tomorrow she'll play and sport tn the sunshine
A. happy and merry as kitten can Of,
!ler little eyes bright, her fur slick and shiny,
For she always goes to bed early, you see.
Go to sleep, darling! The Angels will guard yon,
They II watch while you sleep through the long
hours OF night; j
They'll keep away cyil-nothine shall harm you; |
Iheyl watch by your bed till the East shall groHf
bright. )
When the day comes, they will kiss your whits
eyelids,
And BID you awaken to light and to joy.
~ TO sleep, darling, with 10 thought OF daugcs-
Inc Angels are waiting to quart you. NY boz.
FAITH WALTON.
, 1879-01-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
F1f2trfGE.

Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. I'LL 80 a. m.-FLouH-No.1 l,
22s; No. 2, 16s.
GnA1S-Wheat-Winter, No. l, 9s; No. 2, 8a Sd;
spring, No. l, SIS Sd; No 2, 6s l0d: white, No. l.
9s I'd; No. 2, So; club, No. ]. 9s Sd; No. 2 9s
Sd. Corn-New, No. ], COS Cd; No. 2, 22s Sd;
old, No. i, 22a.
Pnov1sloSs-Porlz, 40s. Lard, 31s Sd.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l1.-CoTToS-ln fair de-
mand at S 5-l6@5 9-l6d; sales, 1000 bales;
speculation and export 2, 900; American. 5. 500.
PRov1sloSs-Lard-AEefc Bis 3D.. Bacon
Long clear, 24s I'd.
LONDON. Jan. 1l.-TALLow-Fine American,
36s 6d@3Gs Sd.
PETEoLEuM-Re1ned 10d.
l1SsEED OiL-14s l0d.
SPIRITS OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sd.
ANTWERP, Jan. 11.-PErEoLEUA-o2az'
The following we're received By the Chicago
Board Of Trade:
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Hills 80 4. m--Flour, $50
22s. Wheat-Winter, 8s GdG9s; No. 9 spring,
Is lodges Sd: white, 9sQD9s Id; club, 90 3d0
Pork, 40s. Lard. Sis I'D.
LIVERPOOL, JAM 11.-Priu1e mess pork-Eastern,
Ais; Western, 40s. Bacon-Sew Cunlberlands.
Gas Cd; short rios, 24s; long clear, 24s; short
clear, .4s Cd; shoulders. ISIS I'd. Hams. 32s.
Lard, Bis Sd. Beef-Prme mess, new, 72s; In
dia mess, new, S0s: extra India mess, old. 9Us.
Cheese, 45s. Tallow, 1868 Cd
LONDON, jan 11.-LIyrRrooL Wheat firm.
Corn u shade dcarer; 22s 3D.: careoes otf coast
43s 6daI44s. Corn firm. Cargoes passage
Wheat stcady. Corn ir,neE; tnir average quality
Of American mixed Tor prompt shipment by sail,
22s I'd.
, 1879-01-12
NEW YORK.

New York, Jan. I--Co7ros-Quiet but steady,
at 9AG9ssc: futures firm; January. g. Soc; Feb
ruary, 9.52c; March, 8. Tic; April 9.87c; May,
TO- 03c; June, 10. 13c.
FLoun--Stcady; receipts, z, 900 brls: snper State
and Western, S.. 2503. so; common to good
extra, 81. 6oD3. 80; good to CHOICE 81. o5G4. so;
white wheat extra, 81. 55G5. 25; extra Ohio, s. IS
G5.oo; s.: Louls, So. soQt5. IS; Minnesota patent
GK*tS-Whcat higher; receipts, f8: 600 ou; re-
jected spring, TIC; u1agraded do s5c; No. spring,
y2c; N. : Milwaukee, s1.o2; un.raded red.
do. 81. lo!:G1l.10; No. do. 81. 101a6ol. IL; un-
graded amber. 81. o5Gel: II; 70. 2 do, ST. ouW
LOT; ungraacd white, 81. .l0HD1. II; no: = do,
al. Il kyc-Market dull. Harley-iarkct dnll
at SOC. Mait dull! and nominal. Corn stronger;
receipts. 3d. O00 bu; uDgradcu, 48c; No. ), 45c;
uiloat; new round yellow, sec delivered. Oats
ir,ner; receipts, 12. QUO bu; No. 5 white, 33c;
No: 2 do, 34!4@35c; mixed Western, 31@32c:
white, :iQl35hc
HAr-Dcn,anu fair and market firm; 40l45c.
uors-Flrm and unchanged. ..
GKocEHiEs-CoGee qniet; rio cafgoes, llAQ1
49 SG lots id1@iGS Saxac ae1 out
dull and unchanged. Rice STEADY.
TALLow-Stcady ut Csc.
REstS-Quict but tirm ut BIC.
TUnrENTISE-Steady ut 27t:c
EGas-t2uiet; Western, 261. @27c.
LEATHER-tlniet and unchanged.
WooL-I'onlest,c fleece, 27lL43c; pulled, 17G
35c; unwasncd. 10G25c-
pKovlstoSs-pork tirmer; mess, old, $780,
Beef quiet but steady. Cat meats firm; long clear
mlddles, 4!*04 9-1Gc. Lard tirmer; prime steam,
Sc. 1UGlG. l5.
TurrER--steady and unchanged.
CuEEsE-Quic1 and uncnanged-
NHlsKy-FirmeT; 81. IL.
METALS Manufactured copper nomfnally un-
NA1Ls-Cut, 81 1902. Is; cinch, 81. 25@5. Is.
, 1879-01-12
ST. PETERS JUDGMENT,

When 10! two souls before the gate did stand,
And suId, ''Wevc iourncy'd from 4 world Of sin
Then, holy Saint, pray let the wanderers 1n."
St. Peter turned around, aud harshIy said
10 him who highest held his naughty head:
''What have you done that your soul seeks to resi-
In regions pcopied Uy Jehovuh's plcssed:'
what have donc:' the naughty one replied;
'tMY name is known on Earth both fur and wide.
4Ny creed fousnt for with both orawn and brain;
All other crecds treated with distain,
For we'll Encw in Gods most holy sight
They all were false mine, and that was right,
Oft have seen the unbeiever's frame
Nrithe Us aroun.l it curled tue avepying flame,
And every scream that from his lips Old start
Vas sweetest music to my creed. tnught heart.
Cursed unbclicvers! Sciences seed they'd SOW,
For each te!tcJ reason tncy must know;
And so piled tile rack and lit tue flame
To crush them out-in Gods most holy name1
Then to tue other, WIG, with downcast head,
hat have goa done 1nat your soul asks for rest
And ny Gods presence to be ever oleat.'
'But little, mighty Saint. I know no creed
To p!ead my cause in this my hour of need,
Yet haye gazea On stars, the lnuou amt SUM-
AND felt tAR power OF the Almighty One
Deep in my soul; aud oft these strange thoughts
came:
No man ~,tluae creed is worthy Of His name
At Ills command through space each planet rolls;
Nature His Bible ls-ts leaves hunl.ln eoul5' u
St. Peter smiled. then swiftly turned the key,
AND sAid, Come In: Heaven welcomes such as
thee!''
Then to t!'e naughty one he quickly turned,
While IN his eyes The fires of anger burned
And said, ''1huu sower OF fell Discoru's seed,
Heavens yates are closed to wrang'ers over creed
And in your zeal for Crera forgot your tod
Eril su.;, men US sou have ever wrought:
Depart from t1is, base wre:ch-we know you not ~
CHICAGO, JANUARY, 1879. KoBEEr TunSET.
, 1879-01-12

and 20, 400 bu do at 1e}z@24c free on board. TO-
RYE-Was quiet and firm Buying orders were
on the floor, but they were unified owing 10 the
paucity OF the offerings No. sold ati31ac. ana
round lots were held ut i4c. January was quoIsua
Il: 43ts sGe+4c, and February at 47GE4f1:c. eaen een
sales were reported OF 400 nu No. at 4tAc: l. ooo
bu by sample at i4Mc on track: and 4Oo ou 90 u
45Hc rrer On board. Total. 2, 400 bu.
BARLEY-Was very quiet and lower. !ew
lots thrown out early to attract the hoioers
buying ORDERS aud these were quickly taken, out
most OF the sellers Immediately Withdrew, oelns
unwilling to accept lower prices Ihe mashet
afterwards was very quiet No. 2 sold to arrive
next week at 953ac. and A., D. q Co; Fceeipts
brought 97c; February No. declined t. selling
ut 97cr and extra 3 sold at 5lc for Feornaly.
Extra sold at 55G56c in A., D. Co. s, ana othet
receipts we're quoted at 5oc No. j WAS Quoteu ~
3101i:}c, and feed at 25c. SAMPLES were scarce
and in good request. A car OF Ctah barley pas
been sold at ST. 221z. Cash sales were reported OF
400 bn No. at 935sc: 600 bu extra at o:s4gooc
3. 400 bu BY sample at 30Gc7oc on trnck; and SUI
bu 10 ut 44QE53c free On board. Total, ,2uo ou.
MORNING CALL.
Sales were as follows: Mess pork, =. 150 brls, a.
ST. 90 for February 81. so for January, S. l2E FOR
April, and S8. O0DS. 03,z for March,. Lard. =, ooo
tcs, at S5771zc for February and s.. ST.. for
March, Short rios, ESQ., 900 lbs, at S.. 1898. 97N for
March and 81. 0i1. for April.
LATER.
Saturday afternoon provisions were quoted EASY.
Mess pork sold at 81. 07. aG3S 90 for March, and
was quoted at 81. 85M7 .87!3 for February. Short
ribs were reported to be about SC lower. Wheat
was quoted st 83isc for February.
, 1879-01-12

MESS F0EK-Nas active, anu advanced SC Dcr
bri- but receded late in the session. and closed SC
below the latest prices Of Friday Sales were re-
ported Of 2ao brls seller January at ST. IS; =, 0UO
hFls seller February ut 81. 65@7. 93z; 2I 500 brs
seller March at s.. y508. .071s; and l. $50 brs cell
er Aprll at 81 u7E4ES. 17A. Total, 81 500 brls,
The market closed steady at So 37sz bid and Sc IS
asked Tor oia SPOT 604t7. .82lz for new sput or
seller January, ST. S74.GL79 30 for February, anu
81. 97150S. 90 for MARCH,.
Pflnle ness purk vas quoted at 81. Q0l7 25 and
extru prime Ut So. 00l0 25
LAKp-Was hrmcr early, and closed 2Hc Der 100
Ms below the latest prices OF Friday, in sympathy
with pork. Sales were reported Of /, 600 tcs epot
e. So ~; 90 tcs do at 81. 67H; ESQ tcs seller
January at 50. 20; $, 500 tcs seller February at
-. 72A33. SO: II, 600 tcs seller March i. So S,n,
g2:s71.; and ovo tes seller April At IS. 9o5zGt
:.e1G. Total o0 $40 tcs. The market closed
steady At s.. 70 for cash or seller January.
So 2ta05. I5 for February, S. S2.zG5 55 seller
March, and 81. 93MGe5 % seller April.
MEATs-Werc much more active tnan usnal Doth
on LEGAL transfers and for shipment, the foreign
demand being large. The martet was stronger as
consequence OF tue better inquiry, hut Tell OF to-
lhs shoulders, At s. 20 spot and S. 90 for March;
short clears, at 81. o04. 10 spot and S4 Ia3eIlcr
first half of February: :5 600 lbs short cje4rs at
50 95 $50 boxs TO at S. co. j. lS 600 lbs sho ribs
S3. 81 spot. S3. S214 3 40 seller Feoruary h. Is
14. 05 for March, and s.. +.0504. Is for Ap.aa s. $50
pcs green hams (1B lbs) at 4a:c; Co. OBI los
do IL lbs) at sc; and so. 600 It'd do
10 1bsl at 4l4ic; 200 les sweet picked hams fIG
lbs} at sac. The following were the prlces Der
100 lbs on the 1eatinr cufs. -
, 1879-01-12

Long clears quoted at s. so loose and 50. 95
boxed; Cumberlauds, 41aD434c boxed; lon9-cut
hams, 5AGGkc; sweet-p picked hams 5si0z6c for
16 to II ID average; green hams, 4si15c for same
averages; green shoulders, 214G1:25sc.
for short ribs. 45lG41sc for short clears, 7QI71sc
for hame. all canvascd and packed.
GEEAsE--Nas quoted ut T.; 94Atc for white, 40
oi :,0U pkg yellow 1T 41L4Ac.
BEEF FR0DCCTS-Hcre steady aud qnic. ut
S7.159s 90 for mess. SS.5oI8. rs for extra sess,
and SIS. 50GI14 co for hams.
TAl.Low.-Was quiet at 0l61sc for city, and 5a{
@6c for country, with GALES Of 800 orls city ar O;c