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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-23

A Washington dispatch to St.
Paul Ponees-P Press gives the follow
ing important information;
It is noticed here, by those who
have Interested themselves in the
movements IF population, that the
Stateswhich have grown most rapidly
during the past ten years are Repub-
liccn. The State censuscs taken in
1875 bv several of the States, and
! the vote sn"e that time, show that
Kansas and Nebraska are takirg the
Lad IN grow n. The increase in
Nebraska from 1870 to 1876 was al
the enormous rat. of 2ls per cent. N
ten years, growth almost uneqraled
! n tie history Of American State
Next to Kansas in rapid growth
comes Mines IL and Co'o:ad,,
stau~ch Republican Safes. The IL.
craze # p litical power awarded
, th"sc Stat $ a'tar thu anpo ito m nj
of 1891. will he ve-v Great, c~nli
| ii Of things which is not ~er~ con.
f ring t. t e De re cr,t,, who 20 not
dnsirn to see the seat o. political
power
| TRANSFERRED TO THE sTALwART
NORTHWEST.
In sneekinr nf This matter t. you'
corrcspon lent the other dav,a lead
irg Democrat remarked that while
it was trne that the seat Of errire
was going to the Mort west, and
that all these States were Reprbli-
con. ret there was at least one State
which was growing with great rap.
Idly and which was reliably Dem.
i'ocratic. He referred to Teyes, and
predietea that this State would have
two m'l,ions o inhabitants next year,
and be e' titled to about fou teen
members of congress after the next
appcrtionmert But the vote of Tex
as does not show as large a per cent.
Of increase as has taken place in
many Of the northwestern States.
The vote of Texas indicates q popu-
lation of about 1000, 900, an increase
of fifty per cent. over 1870, which is
very large, but not equal to some Of
the northwestern States. 1t is COM
puted from the vote Of the several
counties, that the census next year
will show Texas to have between
200, 900 and 1900, 900 population,
and Kansas about 1000, 900. Texas
enjoys the distinction of being the
only reliably Democratic State that
is growing with rapidity.
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There is not more dangerous class Of
disorders than those which affect the
breathing organs. Nullify this danger
with Thomas EcLEcTRrc O1I-a pulmon-
ic of acknowledged efficacy. It cures
lamenes andsorehess when applied exter.
nally as well as swelled neck in and
crick in the back, and as an inward speci-
fic, possesses most substantial claims to
to public confidence. Read the advertise
ment.
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Church Directory.

PRHspyrERInN.--Rcv. G. D. March, Pastor.
Services every Sabhath at 1Gii O'Clock A. NJ.
and At =. O'Clock p. NJ. Sabbath school at
IL q clock NJ.
METHODIST 8. NJ. Devils. PASTOR. Sow
vics eve-v Sabath Mt lGis A. NJ. end "A Y.
II. sabbath school every Sabbath, at q. + =.
CnRrsrlAN.-Elier. A P. Frost. Pastor. SER
v;eos every I.nrdsdsv. ~ 1Cis A. NJ. and e..
m. Sunday School IL p NJ.
fPlscopA.-Hcn-y ]. Gurr Deaccn. Divine
Services the %nd, 9Th and 5th Sundays in the
month st 1870 a. ~, and 8 .0l p. m.
Sunday School every Lords doy at $3.50 p. m.
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In regard TO the statement, in last
weeks issue, authorized by Mr. B. Flynn
hat he had been awarded the first pre-.
mum for business penmansh;p and card
vr.ting and that the President of tie As
,cc:aiion had counterman the award
md CRESTED it to be given to Mr.. Pear
son: the President MIR. 0. A. Mason re-
quests us to make this statement. Their
were two entries; one by B. Flynn fol
enmanship, the other by A. L, Pearson,
for Penmanship, plain and ornamental
The President noticed that both were
carded for LIST premiums and called the
attention of the Judges to the fact that
two articles under the same class were
awarded first premiums. They replied
that they had awarded one premium for
oenmanship, the other for crayon sketch
ng The President then stated that
9th were entered as penmanship and
hat Mr. Pearson stated that hiswo was
all done with the pen. The judges then
aid that Mr.. Person should have the
list premium and took the card of Mr..
Flynn's specimens. This is all the Presi
lent of the association had to do with
countermanding the award.
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On Saturday evening last, about I p.
M, as John Landy of Birch Coolie was
going home, man-who requests us not
to publish his name on account Of his
friends who reside in another part of the
Statc-got into his wagon little below
Weiss brewery. The first question the
stranger asked Landy was. DO you know
the James brothers? He replied he had
read about them. After making some
other inquiries he said to Landy, .'Give
me your money or I'll blow your brains
OUT. Landy said he "only had fifteen
cents" and the man said give me that,
and reached into his pockets as if he was
looking for a weapon as Landy threw his
lines over the dash and knocked the fel
low down among the barrels and struck
him once or twice, when his brotherinlav
who was driving wagon short distance
in front of him rushed to help him The
man was placed in a,wagon and taken Il
Beaver Falls, where he was confined il
jail until Monday and then brought here
justices Flynn and Chap both refuses
warrants 81 arrest Is the sworn ststensn
Of Landy showed the supposed highway
robber had committed no offence agatns
the law. The stranger said "a Tuesday
to the writer that he had been drinking
for several days and was 40 Intoxicated
when he gotinto Landyis wagon that b
l l sl<~x -
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!. q. OF q. F.

REDWOOD LODGE. No. s. meets every
SATURDAY. night. at o'clock.
D-,,hars from a distance are cordially invit
cd TO attend.
Orro DoRNBEgo r. 8. A. D. HOLIDAY. N. G
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Clocks s,.e5 each, c. F. Thomas.

Clocks g. % each, e. F. Thomas.
Services in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday. at 10 i a. m, and e p. M, by
the Rev. G. d. Marsh.
Michael Mcdonnell is erecting new
building. 1S 81, on the Northeast corner
of,Chestnut and Mill SITS.
The county seat war in Renville county,
between Beaver Falls and Bird Island, is
becoming bitter and personal.
Mr.. II. n. Bell has purchased Mr.. John
Jessup's furniture and has removed the
the stock to his establishment. on the
corner Of Second and Jefferson SITS.
H. L. Daniels is selling all kinds of coal
and advises persons contemplating tho
use of coal TO lay in their winters suppl,
at once, as prices are sure to advance.
Silver spoons. knives and forks TO
sale and engraved by-Chas. F. Thomas.
Miss Lille Sewell will give instruction.
on the Piano or Organ, to those desiring
them. Her terms can be ascertained by
calling on her at her fathers residence
on South Mil St. on the property lately
owned by Mr. Robert A. Wilson.
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pO.CT.OFFTCE.

REDWOOD FALLS, MINI, JAN. 1878.
OFFICE HOURs.-For delivery Of niail and sole
Of stamps from 1::N A. NJ. to $50 2. NJ
week days. On Sundays, from l. NJ. to r
NJ.
Money order and Register Letter Depart
NAM "Dnn from g A. N. to6P NJ.
MAILS for the East clnse ut @: p. NJ.
ROBr. WATSON. P. NJ.
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.Ly SrAoEEACH wAY.l

Redwood Falls to Minnesota Falls. via. Yellow
Medicine on Tuesdays and Fridays and re-
turn on Wednesdays and saturdays.
Redwood Falls TO Beaver Falls and return ev-
cry Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
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Larry Vaughan, residing at Lake Wash
ington. LeSueur Co., was murdered on
Monday night last, by his Uncle, Tom
O'Connor.
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THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY, OCT. .2srd 1879.

MASONIC-AxrrourrYL opGE No. 81. A. r. &
A. M.-Regular meetings on the 1st ard Ri
Wednesdays in each month. Mt rs O'Clock p.
n. e. A. CHANDLER, Sec. !.
REDWOOD r. A. Chapter g. n. Stated Convc-
cations the End and 4th Fridays Of each
month.
E. A. CHANDLER, w. F. DICKINSON.
Sec HI
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NOTICE.:

The undersigned parties having
sold ont their stock Of Merchandise
and wishin., a Sc IL smens with par
ties owing them, give notice that all
accounts must be settled shortly.
We can be found at any time at the
new b aiding east of our cd stand,
Red God Falls.
Sickle & Wiltshire.
Oct 22d 1879.
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Silver spoons. knives and forks TO
sale and engraved by-Chas. F. Thomas.
Miss Lille Sewell will give instruction.
on the Piano or Organ, to those desiring
them. Her terms can be ascertained b.
calling on her at her fathers residence
on South Mil ST.. on the property lately
owned BY Mr. Robert A. Wilson.
MARRIED.
Tuesday. Oct. 14th 1870 at st. Peter
(Nico.lct House, by Rev. Nelson Sutton.
Frank L. Morrill, Esq of Redwood FALL.
Mimi, to Miss Alice Robbins, Oa lglt
of Rev. J. c. Robb.ns) of Waterloo, Wis
consin.
One hundred and fifty-two scholars ar.
now in attendance in the public school
Of this place, which is an increase of for
tyfive scholars since the session opened
on the 18th of September. They are d.
vided among the different grades as fol
lows; Grammar school, 80; intermediate
80; Second Primary, 43 and Primary -.
Clocks. Clocks!! Clocks!N Best as
sortment and lowest prices. Chas. F.
Thomas-at New York Store
The hour of delivering the mail at this
point has been changed from $50 p. m
until 8, y. m. as will he seen from the
notice of Postmaster Watson. AS all
letters received here have to be stamped
with the postmark of this place,
it will require time to do it after the mail
arrives. Nine o'clock in the evening,
then it will be remembered is the hour
for getting the mail.
On Tuesday morning last as Mr. Sher-
man Martin was drawing posts from the
ground on the Peters estate south of
town. one of the posts was pulled out
with such sudden force that before he
could get out Of its way it struck him on
the left side of the head, knocking him
insensible and severely bruising his head
and ear. 1t is doubtful if he will be able
to do any work the remainder of the
week.
Best watch in the market for the mon
ey-$10O0, C. F. Thomas.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS, ACTORS and Vocal
lists, find and state that THoMAs'EcLEC-
TRIO on rcleaves hoarseness and irrita-
ton in the throat better than remedies
specially advertised to relieve that diff
Guilty This Oil has wide scope, since it
cures external hurts, corns, sores, FROST
bite. piles, and variety of other un-
healthy conditions. Note-EcLErrc,
selected and electrised. See advertise
ment.
~ NOTICE.
Having received the following instruc-
tions from the Superintendent of the 6tl
Div. Of Railway Mail Service OF Chicago.
H.. Twill be compelled to change thf
hour Of the delivering the mail in tht
evening;
Every letter received in the mair should
have the impression Of your postmark
In order that the exact time Of transmits
sion may at any time be determined, and
to enable this office to locate causes Of
delays. 81
In consequence OF the time required "a
carry out these instructions the hour fol
i1e1svAr3ae mail wi1l ~ chan 0ed from 4.0f
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MARRIED.

Tuesday, Oct. 14th 1879. at st. Peter
(Nico.lct House, by Rev. Nelson Sutton,
Frank L. Morrill, E>q. of Redwood FALL.
Mimi. to Miss Alice Robbins, ga lglt
of Rev. J, c. Robb;ns) of Waterloo, Wis
noncip
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Redwood Falls, MINI
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Notice..

Mrs. ]. s. G.. Homer.
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This is good enough for Harper's
drawer;
, 1879-08-14

T0a pRODuCTs-Ncre rather 1niot, bnt
stronger nil rounl. though pork was Oh lower in
Liverpool. Lard anA mcats wore, however, quoted
utcady on tho other sdo ot Tho Atlantic, and our
rccs!pts Of hoEa woro small. accompanied by
Gsmcf fealtnR nt tho Stock Yards, Tho local pro-
dnctlon han now fallen OFT to q low point. but yes.
.er11ay's shipments a1so showed decrease.
MESS pnnK--Advanced 7.ic per hr1 AMI closed
AGo7!ic abovs the latest prices Of 'rnnadny. Sales
wcro seportrl Of y, ITO hrts solor September at
sA a5Go8. :a; 8.1oo btla aplirr October at $4,000
B.40: anl 2ho brs sellcr thu year at 90, Total,
IL, 5f)0 hsE. The market c!osed firm nt 81, 900
4, }5 for cah1, 81. 0d1S .3.a for AuEuat. 90. 3!,
d18. 35 for September, md ss.37hDs.40 for Octo.
ber. Scller tho year ciaard nominal nt abuut
8.G0. rslmo moss And extra iaosy woro entirely
nominal.
LAnr,-Advanccd &c ncr 100 fbs from, thu lntost
prices Of THesiay. Thera wnB soma inantty for
shipment, but nothing lo!nE, as srot AtuH WAS
ported Of 500 trs scer August at S4.4T,s. J.h10
tcs sslcr September ut s5. 41da5. 5z. 10 D0n tcs
seller October nt 21.4hGG3. i2!t, 1.Gt)n tea nellcr
tha Yenr ut s.. 1O. and Zoo tcs solar january at
95.in!i.., Total. Ii, 510 tcs. Fte market closctt
firm at sa aoae5, b3 spot, e. G@eb. bai ior se!les
fornctobcr. The ycas caosoI nom!nally at 35. 42h,
ami January Mt ea.45.
MEATa--Wcro In moderate dcmnud, anl nd
YaAcrd ahoht &c per 100 1hH. which checked the
export movement. AZ buyers Fctned to 10 imttnd
10 previous pr!res. Tho trailing was chieny lnca.
sl.s1 spot. ss.*5Gh4. 20 seller, septcmher, md
Of tho loaainH cuts Of mca!s weFa about as fol.
lows:
, 1879-08-14

celpts continue lfbcrni, but npt much lumber
htops nj tho ealedocks. 4 !lcet Of moderate d.
mon.Ious Is duo. Drugs nnl ehomirsts woro
steady. Hay was quiet and tlrm, tho offerings
being light Hides we're stronger In tono IN
consequence of an improved feeling Eaat nnsf
prospcc. Of tetter demand from tanners. ealt
was steady. Lower quotations wero malo for
broom.corn, which has becn dull for homo tfnlo
past and tho rnw crop wilt toon be coming for
ward, few aatnples oi 1t boing nlrendy on the
way. Timothy seed was IN good demand and
1rmer, With few sellers in tho market. FIax
vas stca,1y. TaIe salcs Of potatoes were light on
the street, AMI prteea wcro not materially differ
ons from those obtained for several DAYS psst.
0rccn fruits were IN good supply and easier.
IMPORTS INTO TIN UNITED KINGDOM.
The following table shows the quantities OF
flour. wheat, md corn imported into the Unitad
Kingdom for the periods nauol:
Week ending Week ending
AnE. D. 1A7n. Anq. T. 1H7s.
Ffont, sacks. 100. 01nfhtni nn0 40. OD0n ~, 900
Wheat, qrs.. .:N,. On1GA40O 003 195. (lOn6h In ono
Corn, qrs.....!55. 0Uol2do, 600 285, 0oo0200. 600
, 1879-08-14

so ws,e taken e naks ~ nys. 'sr asl!ys!,
closed ei ?' It oaSc. Csr iot ot No. sold ut at
a. ss: ss,s a ;sne,sa s9s'1 4 It I'm M H. s;as f 5
aaaaI'ie for ,i1e, sni gaGDaiie for Wild, III d,
5ssk s' e. II % @ ,na ns !: s1is 4; oS ist ri 1sd ,ss
on hoard. Total, III, s0o bu.
sd1 :; Y. .ey; :s m ors e.
sen e. "sses ee 'ts e snnpss i H.
Auanss cloaot at 40a a4o'&c. selling enrlr q 4oie.
September eold At iHaic 1t ths last nn a i0e early
By NJ. and Il 45e; ]. sd ip b; sample .t Ida
ao.tc on track Totat, 10. ao1 t'u.
temeF "a ms Ss ea,s III
TO. scl'era asked 7ie with Tho the highest bid
TIL tho Int minnie. The rccs'n!s continue ama!.
milling season opens which viii be on the 1rst Of
wsathe!: Extra ! WI quoted At tos. sna no. q
;e 'ss 1oafd ' Tea fs soo a S s00 'a NO. *'s
MORNING GALL.
Mem porkssale. !. oon bfls At 50. e7:t tos Sop:
s5.i7% for asutem!of. sni *5.h! for desober,
snS g. - :eka. ID .ei!or oeicbof. Winter SSest T.
ba ii Si';0sa3c for AuQn,t. aai6ha3iic for ~sep:
,cn,ser M and a5is6ass'to fot nstoher cofno.as 600
att At 35lc rot August, AMI ss4Qt+lsc Tor OetoBcr
AFTERNOON GALL.
Wheat Was Rtradv, With salcK Of 145, con In ht
n5saIs51ic for September md ST.; for October.
Winter whcat--5.oa0 ha nt 01Asc far August.
Corn was 'En,cr: viii, satcs Of Hn 600 bn 1t a1hc
for August and - nG83t!ic for September. Oats
+. 001 bn nt 2a1sc for September. htcsB Fork
Salca 2. 75O ira at 81. :,5 for September,
ami s37!s for 0ctolies, closing with svers at tho
inside. Lard, 9;f1 tcf Al 81. 80 for September,
md So. h015 66X for OctobeF.
LATEST.
Wheat and At A5itftai1{c for September, and
clnacA ut $3.50. Oct0tsr snt1 Mt abiiGen5fsc, and
closed at tho outstds Corn c1o'ed at 3t3t9b34Ac
for September and 34&c for October.
, 1879-08-14

LONDON, Aug. t3.-Cousols, money, 07 o.16@
90 O.1D.
American stcllrttIaa-Illluots Central, 03}3;
Pennsylvania Central, 422}>5S; Neadlng 81; Erlo.
0nlsei Htatcs Bonds-Nsw 81, 105]G; 4>1s,
1005h; ~, lux,
Sumo gold was received from Paris Yesterday
and bought ip tho ot,un market fur tho United
btutcs.
HEMLIA, Aug. 1a--The lmper'al 1}ank af Ger
many fas rAlseA lhv rnte OF Discount to per
rent, anu interest IN advances to per ccnt.
PAAls, Auv. l1,-Hautes, 6of U719e.
, 1879-08-14

Long clears unnted At 81. 2a9 loosn, md s1,4:i
boxcsl; GnmDarlantla. a''tGhhc bnxaI; lon4 cut
lla1nH, BfhN!4c; sweut.picx!ed hums. 7t41SAc
for II to II average; green hams, sumo averages.
0.tGs7c; green shoulders. 1asHhc.
liacon quoted At 4A$de4,1c fos shoulders. l1t1
Axe for short ri5a 1lsG25c for clcara, R!9G0c for
tan.s, all cn,lvasol aud packsi. -.
{'nKAsE-Wan uuict at 4.i6a!c for w1,,tc, 4dt4lso
foF eG ySo% ,niSt na aatc Il a. @f sdMo ~ or mrs,
SD. 71Gb11. 90 for extra mess, and ST. 0UGt17.60
for hams.
bIaftiic for country, with salu Of 900 brls on pri
YGtD Turns.
, 1879-08-14

FI.OuR-Was dult and little better than nom
inaf, but was anotrl weak by somc, though t1Iero
WIS almost nothing m sale. Some Of the dealers
report that none of their mills running, though
thoy expect to be at work again goon. There WIS
somn Inquiry OH the part Of exporters. but their
ytuws seemed 10 10 generally about ac brl hn.
low tho y!ews ef holders, sack renoricd of.0o
hrs wlntcrs. partly al 81. %; l. 100 br's apeagH
partly ut 81 ,5odlA. 85 and ITO brts spr!ng extras
on private lcgms. Total, ., 0l0 brls. Tho fullow-
Luz Warn flQ clQsINg quotations:
, 1879-08-14

NHH &HKhs
NEW YonK, Aug. 13-GoycFnmonts Wsro
weak and lover.
Rallroad bott1s wcro inactive. Columbus,
Chicago d. Indiana Central irsts, 70; seconds, 2s
state bonds dull,
Stock speculatIons irregular md unsettled.
AL the opening weak fcel!lli; aot In, aud prices
declined n to 0, Lake Shore leading the down.
ward movement. Toward noon the market
took an upward turn, and there WIS n recovery
OF x to m, hut, money becoming rather tight,
there were sou,e free sales OF Lake Shore md
Granger shares, which depressed tho ent1re list,
causing u reaction Of il@tH. MtchIgan Central
fell off from 645I to sa1N6, rallied to 8421, anu
closed at u. 81. l.ou!s II Ban FFauclsco was
t'rst preferrrd.' In dnal dealings. these was
fractional recovery trum tho lowest no!nt
In some cnscs. Transactions were a11tMM
shares, $500 Erie, 113,000 Lake Shorc, 1000
Northwestcrns, - ,0l0 Vt. Pauls. a,t10 Ohio ~
Al!sa.sfppl. l.Soo Wabash, l1,ooo I.ackssaua,
tral, 1900 Western Union, $500 Pacltic. Mail,
9.O0D Hannibal & ct. Ioscphs, 1000 Ut. Louis,
Ku1lsan Eity & Northern common, l,700 pre-
ferrc1, 1900 Indianapolis. Cinrlnnatl 4 Latay-
cite, a,003 Northern pactca, 1850 ct. l!outa q
San Fra1lclaco coMmon, 1900 rrcfcrre1, $500
!irst prefcrred, 1,ao0 Union racltic, and 1,loo
Kansas &. Tu4Rs.
Eonoy actlvo At BOZ, clostng at Z. Prime
mercantile paper, a1SV1h:
.s s!s:,n5 !ish9 ssesssgs @ wsa aud dull; '1ts days.
Silver, at London, is 5lsln PR ounce. Bar
silver, 1leA. Subsidiary a'lvcr coin' 1st9l per
The steamship seythla brought sao3,ooo In
gold bars and American eagles.
aoyrNsarYrs
, 1879-08-14

AIEtI'.NkNTa.

SS::!!!sffit; Ss!!,, ,, 81, %:: ~ h$:;s sss a.ass
|;;;;; $ !; y: u:
Withdrawn from store Turing Tuesday for city
consumption: 8,500 bu wheat, 1,o0l bu corn, III
bu oats.
The following grain WIS insr cctcd into stoso
in thls city yesterday morning: 2 cars No.
winter WHEAT, Il cars No. 2 10, 10 cars No. Q do,
10 cars rejected {72 wintet); car No. 2 mixed,
car No hard, 02 cara No. . spring, % curs
No. do, 7 ours rejected, ! cars no Grado u07
sprtng); III cars liEh-mIxcd cor.1, car new do,
car now mtxed, y50 cars and G,100 bu No. 2
corn, 10 cars roIcotrd (j73 corn); cur No. l
oats, 80 cars No. 2 white, ~ cars No. 2 mixed,
rs cars rejected, 2 cars no grade u03 oats); 19
cn:s No. rye, ~ c1rs No. 3 co 0 ours rejected
Isl rye); / car No. 0 barley. Total l0l9 rars),
415,U0o bu Inspected out: l4,i1a bn winter
wheat, 242,S ,Ss7 bu spring do, 40i,5la bu corn,
3,t;03 bu oats, ;A9 bu rye
Ths lcadlng produces marlsots wngo mostly
higher Yesterday, with rather moro business
doing; rye being tho cof exception, II declined
i1c. But other grain scarcely maintained tlip
early advance, wheat and cats hoth declining
frntn tho top. Mess pork closed 5c per hrl
higher, At s8,3ojI5t18.35 for September, and
ss.3714 for October. Lard closed &c per 100 lbs
higher, at 5.50 for September, ant $780, Gq5.5oi4
for October. Short ribs closed exc higher, ut
$i.31 for September. Spring wheat elosctl W
higher, at 65ss1c for September, and 8556e for
October. Winter wheat was 11chIcl,er, at 0J1&o
for No. 2 rcd. Cnrn closed Ac higher, ut B416G1
34.4c for September, mud Gs)6c fur October.
Oats closed 1rmor ut $3.50 for August Or Sup
tclnbcr. 1syu declined j1c. closing ut 4os cash,
and 48]<c for September. Barley was higher sult-
Ing at 7ic for September, Cattle wero active
aud lower, with sales at s1.754l5.35. Hogs
wcro autiye md strong at Be- ADVANCE, light eelt-
Ing ut 90, md heavy at 81. o0Ga.75.
1t Is thought probable TINT there nro not moro
than about G)0, 600 hu OF old No. . sprng wheat
hero, cut o: tho ,3G3, TOO bu No. q spring re-
portod as in store hero at the eHd OF last week.
but no present means of knowing suggests
itsof to thoso who would most like to know.
Tho weokly statement enablcs ua to ascertain
the respective quantities oi new md old IN
store In Chicago year ago, hut not for now.
to give 10 tho trade MI Idea ol about how tho
case ssantls1 It would certainly ha Of great
interest to tho trade.
The lail5 reports OF the Detroit grain mar
kcts sometime contain cluul,s Of Intelligence
which ara very interesting. For Instance, w0
read In lust Tuesdays report that "Casl ex.
tra fshcatl was very mum, $l.OaH asked and
no bids hear1,' md that "Ncw {oata) Ito not
get bids themselves, and uasottlo tic price Of
Old" OIL for = now grammar OF Comnerciat
Englisl,!
Tle British markets wcre easier on wheat, but
our wtnter wheat points reported Il flrtncr feel.
inC, an.l tie rain, with light receipts, tntluced
bcttor lomand for futures. bone rather largo
, 1879-08-14
sHaEre!s.
MOVEMENT or WHEAT.
Tia following shows the receipts and ship
rncnts ot wheat At points nnmotl YesterilAy:


IN NEW YUEIS FE3THHEAYs
Ann. 13,--Recelpts--Four 17.017 br1s: wheat,
27O, 100 hu; corn. a15,0E'o bu: oats, of,51i hi;
cosn.1ucal, NH pkgs; rye, 4.i15o bn; malt. 7a'5
bu; pork, 1,oas brla; beoi. toal tcs: ut-'ncats,
2,5no pkes; lard, 1888 tcs; whisky, b13 brts.
Expor.s-For twcnty.four hours--Flour, 1900
brls; wheat, 145,0o0 bu; corn $1,000 bu; rye.
1000 bu. -.-...
GOODS RECEIVED
ut Chicago Custom,I1uuse, Aug. 10: j. O.
Otsen & Co., . cases dry goods; Caraon, P!rtc,
Scott Il Co., cascs dry gools: Wilson 13ros., =
casca dry goods; Fuller & Fuller, 27 pscs drug
Gists' sundriot, hurley It Tsrrol, 81 pigs Garth
cnware. Collections, $7,ot700.