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Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
Anotber Sale of a Notable E4zona Nine

Henry Lesinsky has sold his one third interest iG the Longiellow con- per mine, at Clifton. far $S0OOO0.
 We make the statement on reliable authority that Henry Lcsinskv, after a residence at that mine of nearly eight years, will bid adieu to the south. west forever, where he is so favorablv known, and after visiting his child. hoods home in Europe with his fam- .lly. will return and locate permanently in the city of New York. The Long fellow is Of world wide fame, which is owing to ,he great energy and sound business qualifications of that gentle man. No doubt many will regard the price as eXOrJitant, but those who are familiar with the great produciivenesS of the deposit will not express sur. prise. The vastness of this bed of ore iSsimply marvellous, representing only one claim in & mountain of copper There is no "dead work" here. ore only is broken down. The Longfellow demonstrates that here, concentrated within few miles, the wealth of the Chilan mines are excelled.
 This mine was discovered and locat. ed in 1872 by Mir. R. B. Metcalfe, who after the organization of a company in the spring of the following year. for the purpose of working the mine. sold his interest to Mr. Lesinskv- [Silver Belt
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

THERE is great promise of a bIg mining camp in the Dragoon noun tains. There is plenty of good ore on the surface. Miners are rushing in and the original locators are feeling happy over their encouraging pros DppfS
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

THE placer diggings in the vicinity of Hillsboro, N M., are producing gold in larger quantities thar. ever be fore. It is no unusual thing for parties to handle lots running well into the thousands
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

WE have noticed considerable ma chinery, lumber, etc, coming into the Territory for $. W. Foreman As near as we can guess his mill will be located in Globe District. Wont the Belt give us some details?
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

Now Phenix has il, and Mac of the Herald is around getting up an audi euce at a dollar ticket, to be enter tained by the Pinafore troupe on their return from Prescott. Miss Markham agreed to stop provided she was guar. anteed one house; of course fair Phe- nix can easily do that and so her citI- zens will have an opportunity to be- come civilized.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

DURING the present year the Nation al Mail and Transportation Company have carried out from Grant County. \. M., over 16,OOO pounds of silver, valued at $238,626, So our excnangeS say.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

HON. J. K. LUTTRELL, Mark L. Me
 Donald and F. P Thompson reached our town on Saturday, the 20th instant. and left for the Stouewall Jackson mine on Sunday, where Mir McDonald has a special mission in the interestc of the company. Mir. Luttrell while at Patagonia bonded the Alta mine for quite nice sum. Mir. Thompson, su old printer, and State printer of
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

California. seems to be looking after Investments. He and Governor elect nf California own the largest interest in inc Blue Bird mine, below Globe --Silver Belt.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

PRESCOTT journals flame with half column advertisement of Pinafore. 7" Season tickets $5, good for seven per formances. Never, forever, that is almost always
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

THE Arizonan has been looking over the inhabitants of Tombstone and finds that Mojave county is the bes' represented county in the population of Tombstone district; next comes "dear old Prescott" and that appen- dage called Yavapai county. Pinal figures pretty well, but Yuma, Mari copa and Pima seem to be way in the rear.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

ALL bubble as to the importance of the new Globe road is now definite ly settled. The Belt, dated December 27, was received in Tucson last even ing, December 26).
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

THE San Diego Union says that the Southern Pacific have sent a body of men to Cajon pass to hold it against the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe peo- ple.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

GUsTAyI WEIssIG, formerly in the employ of the $. P. R. R Co. at Casa Grande, committed suicide on the 18th instant, between Florence and Globe City.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

THE ArizOnan learns from NIT. Kim ball. of Signal, that the Signal mill is running on tailings and taking ouI about $500 per day.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

TEE mails and much through freight have been delayed by washout on the Southern Pacific, between San Ga briel and Fl Monte.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

THE Nugget tells of body of ore struck in one of the shafts of the Tough Nut mine on Tuesday, which assays S2O,OO0 per ton.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

TIE Belt refers to second class ores which assay over s7OO to the ton. We are happy with first class ores at half that average.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

THERE has been considerable rain in the northern part of the Territory, which is good, not only for the farmers but also for the placer miners.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

JAY GOULD tells St. Louis reporter that he has just ended trip Of 2,2OoI miles on railroads controlled by him self
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

THE telegraphic line IS now com plete to San Carlos, and the othce ln oneration there.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

THE scenic artists and stage carpen- ters of Prescott, are building snip for Pinafore.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

DENNIS KEARNEY left San Francisco for the east on the 10th. He returns ID six weeks.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

Michigan Central Railroad Company have declared semi-annual dividends of four per cent, payable in February
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

A CAMEL can make 100 miles per day if he has fire-crackers tied to his tail, but he'd rather go about ton, and then loaf around the rest of the day.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

THE cars on the A. T. & s. r. kaii- road are to be running 10 the fdO Grande by January 10.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

THE latest "sure cure for diptheria" :" su 'tu~, oaae'-sredm arising rom II can can be inhaled.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

MEssRs. PRATT and Wilbur, agents for the A., T. and s. F. R. k. were in San Diego at last report.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
Insurance Agency.

DoYAL, NORWICH UNION, LAIN 1O csshire. stands d tof New Zealand), Western Assurance and British Assurance Fire Insurance Companies. Combined Capital. so 900 eco; and Equitable Lie Assurance Company, assetts, January list, 1879. $SS.oOopOo.
 T. E. NICHOLS,
 Agent st Tucson. oGee Corner Msyers Street and Maiden Lane. dv-v
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
Proposals For Mining Work

 SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE RE- C ceived at my office Rt Shakespeare, \ NJ, uniil I2 m. Saturday. January 3, 'or doing ihe following described mInIng work, viZ.
 For sinking one shaft 6xl2 feet opening and 50 or loo feet deep.
 ALSO Sea led Proposals VilI he received until l2 m. Monday, January s, for sinking one shan, 6xl2 feet UpeDiug. und 50 or 100 feel deep. Sealed Proposals will bs received untIl l2 m. 1uFtdsy. January 6, for sinking one shan, 6xl2 feet opening, and 50 or lo0 feet deep.
 ALSO sealed Proposals will he received until l2 m. Wednesday, January :. for sinking one shart, SKIP feet opening and 50 or l00 feet deep.
 Inc Company will furnish The ieols and blArksnIith wOtk necessary for Inc above work nnd contractors will he required 10 lind their own powder sRd fuse.
 WM. G. BOYLE, Superintendent Shakespeare Gold and
 Silver Mining Company. Shakespeare, Dec. 2, 1879. dw-lw
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
THE CITIZEN.

sATrRDAY DECEMBER 27. 1879.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
QrQanKinq.

BosroN, December 26.-The Repuo- licans of Maine are said to be forming secret military companies.
 The Greenbackers Convention ln' dorses the action of the Governor.
 Ben Butler has the credit of engl neering the Democratic fight in thai State.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
TELEGRAPHIC.
Special to THE CITIzESJ
The Hoefers.

NEW YORK, December 26.-Latest reports from the six days pedestrian contest show Hart ahead at noon, hay ing AT miles to his credit.
 Infection at the cOPfOi.
 WASHINGTON, December 26.-Ihlr teen eases of smallpox have broken o,, in the District of Columbia. The Roard If Health will endeavor by eve " means possible to stamp out the plague.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
FatnI RdIirodd Acci6ent.
Assessment.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 27.-The Etna Silver Mining Company of Globe District, Arizona, levied their first assessment of five cents today.
 Gosper's Telegram.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., December 1S- c. W. BEACH: Campbell's complai~ts not sustained. DeciSion-No grounds for charges. Will return in January.
 J. ]. GosPER.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

NEW ENTERTAINMENTS.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

PHENIx, December 23.-Mr. J. H Nahony special agent of lhc Postoffict Department, arrested this afternoon one Landro Imperial, Mexican whC carried mail between Aubrey and Eh renberg, in this Territory, during July 1878. On two occasions he robbed the mail of valuable registered matter ant then escaped to Sonora Landro is s bad character.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
E0e Of Travel

SAN FRANCISCO, December 26.-The cold weather on the overland line has disabled the wires and there is little prospect of an Eastern report today.
 Dispatches received today from all parts of the State show almost unprec edented cold weather for the past ten days. Some damage to fruit and vege- tables is reported from few localities, but on the whole the injury is slight and crop prospects are generally cx rallput
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27

SHAKESPEARE, N, NJ, December 23 There was a shooting afTray hert last night between Saith, a hotel keep CT, and Ross Woods. Woods died thi, afternoon. Saith is slightly wounded
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-27
4 Sentinel or Duty.

LONDON, December 26.-The En. glish army is completely hemmed in at Cahul.
, 1879-01-08

HOO rRODUCTS-Wcsc moderately active, and
sttady at an easier range, due TO an early dec!lue
In sympathy With larger receipt. of i,oxt At thb
StocK Yards, which caused slight hold OF among
buyers thcra+ Tho demand hero WIS fair. pur-
c,ascrs taking freely all that was offered at tho
reduction. Liverpool waa reported steady, with
only moderate stocks Of product.
Mxts PoRx-Was mnrs active. and cte1lned 71Sc
but with hrn,er feeling On old Sales wero re-
ported OF II, $50 brls selrr February At $7.b7hGb
7.G5; IL, QUO hrls seller MARCH, At $7.G73t4 t477b; ;
mud $50 brs Keller April at 81. 5000. B.h. Total,
~, 0o0 brls This market cloaed steady It 81. 9aGo
G3o for old spot. S7.5o6a7 r21 for nnw, spot or
sailor January. S7.h7,sGs7.G0 for February, and
81. o75;l7. 10 for March,. ........
Prime mess pork was guutea At 81. 00Gh7.b0 and
extra prime At 81. 1adso 90.
I.Ann-Dccllncd &c per 100 1hs. ana closed o!to
ported Of $50 les nnat at g. 10; eho tcs spller jan.
arY at $ 10: =: 7SO tes aclter February at 81. bu1n
g. 57A; 1, 100 tca sellrf March o. 81 s!S Qb. 07S
nuG 600 tcs Asller Apt!l at u. 711s6ta.T6. T0tal
D, a5O tcs. TITS market closed Ateuay At q. ht,aa
f.321: tor sash 2. sslIe. Ian1ssy sah3 to- Fs' ~;
MxtTs-Were III moderate demand for shipment.
with rtn,nra OF through fEephts to LIverpnol at
TOO pcr lOo lbs. and fairly active In local tulures.
of a5 900 lbs shoulder Al 81. 30; 40 hores do al
81. az. 30; = 700 600 ib* shnrt rIhs At g. 81
se,eF January. 81 a,Gl3 CIR for February. g. T7!f
sellar March, 81 hGs for hpEll, and -. log l!H
srlleI Jnns; l. H30 boxcs long aud shoFt clear. ii
4 itO pes do RIO ibai at 4c: md 70 boxes baeks ii
4Ac, This following were tho prices per 100 lbs or
tho leading cuts:
, 1879-01-08

ton t. New York drsts, Hannibal Il ST. Josep,,
e., Bloomington l. Western frsts, Western
Paci1cs, Alton 4 Tcrre Hnute seconds pre-
fcrrcd, International irsts, Iron Mountain tlrsts,
Michigan Central II, st. rau1, /. d NJ. Dr.
vision, ilrsts, and Louisville u Nashville Sec
ends, per cent each. Decltne-South Pacific
1rsts, Ak: Kansas Pacific Incomes No. 16, X;
do ilrats. Denver Division, /; and Wabash con-
solIdatcd convertihlos, per cent
Tic following Ahows tho fluctuations OF the
, 1879-01-08

Tho following instruments were til'
record Tuesday, Jan.7:
CRY rnovkRrr.
Murray u, aa:l7 n Of Twenty.eiyhth t.
t. 14x1aa tt, daked Jan. Z {AiBcstss sscFsuo .
10 George Lippstt| ......,..,.... ...... :
North t.sSalle 1t, " cor OF TlIiuoIa It. .
/. 23xbu II. dated Jan. = tWiihsn X.
Marlin to charles l.. Erhy} ...... ~.
FeFth Lssa'ie Il = 25 i Of o.k =; ~,
maud Jaeger IL Frederick Stetzeli.....
South italAsc4 ii, 81 It = OF TwcniY.a .arst
Ut. " {, 24x100 II, Improved. dated
Jan u frhonsas Aspel to John Mc)on-
Michigan ". 1os s.io Il ! of rws.tty.
sec0nd q. l.51l7l IT,. dated Jaa. q
tueuty u. bFyaut ii ii. tV Ionath&n
South iiai.ted ii. 80 II u Of Thisty:dfss
Vt, W {, 100xl.s II, dated SepL. ~, lb78
tAlbGft Gfans 10 Nxfkiu j. 1tcsly} ...,.
Morgan 1t. 100 II Vt Madison it. T,
lQ1l25 It, dated Jan. u Laura Ev4us
u chxslts ". P4EdrtdRs} .......,.....
West Twentieth u. - Il " Ut Muod u,
nj, .111 12i IT, dated JAn.s9 III. Rut-
tth.cs tu ". Nedlta} ,....... ..........
Eou1A " CtTt LIMITS, MlTHIx 4 RAutGs o
AlLxB " TIE t0uHT-AoGnE.
FottJ.a afth u. coz1ef of Clark u, nf,
2jxl3! feet, dated Jan. u III. L. and L.
+. llUwell to ". Au1 +. &. PostefI.....
FUsty.a-st u, los Il OF Langley AZ, u
I. 37!;xl!O It. dated llec. II. 1878
tltufus Lape 70 Enlly Il. Chusch} ......
, 1879-01-08

noninal At ~ both closing at the Inside.
so'so So No = ee e Il esn.T,l Il md ssios - H.
whefe; ii. ooo ba telee.ea a boa6aKo,. and
vi H4nn ~, wnzAr-s.,a was n,de Of 400 bu No. 9
A'snssass @isrsn wMtirw.. quts. and unchanged
~ aas, Ia !. Go ID 81 6y 20 simple 1t 77esaaHa.
hrnar. she markas % sd,snclns @ ,ssaHo, ind eio.lng
mand sa' rsesp. xe9o raeer
With hi shtpmsats, but : furthcr growth during
for ths longer t,eiverisss. rbs shipping demand
Xrnoar. bo1e C.. ~ essato1s, U .A and aeTc sl.s.
s$ r.: i
sfss ass,sAty ye s' See IL 81: soc aaa
SS asus,s a Va: ia: ss.s9 tsss neas shsa
sSS ss s: s !: T ss ~ :so 'ns 4
and ADO bn 10 At 2se lr.e on board cas. Total,
VI. sTa; So1 pa; c,., ,o,. .,, !,
asist. thoa9h .on'. bnsln1is x.s aans s IN N.Y.
wf :aid ssiss 4 sS 9Sxs s'ssd s ss ?sFsa M
Hellef the tuhnth WAS quitshk lRhc. Febrnnry NJ
lnHe; and Mnfeh u so1aone., NAY aolo ana Gt
closed hrn u a3iic Samples sold readily: Gasn
saies @ wofo rsported Or GOO go No. white at*4Ac;
OuU 90 no. 3at loAc; ~ 1V On oy sa1p!S r.
on traGk ana ~ y; TX GSo On 40 ~ A10<4e
ltee % board. TotaL ~ 500 nn. ,..
Hf fE-Wae quiet snu urn a. 4aG+ane 1of 70.
tno ootslae nsin4 askea tof founa !o.s: t.in Lne
tfAoln0 vas nt1nelpany IN cAf.io1s. tntM!sa oe,n3
nominal. Janaasy was quoted ss 43QD45hc. hnd
Fnotaaky A. 4ac. Hs1etted @ Eo,a u auc; eon onn
eaiea We!e scpottea Q! n gou on 80. r s,ei ~
eu rejected At 4oc; z e1o bu BY sample ht 43h0
445fe n g on sfack: I?tAl, U. Wy oa:
~, uAntEl-MAs nfn1: Wild nole aosnR tn eaaa'
lno IHe1'nKa Mete IiKaE AHo SUN t1kch " ngs1
~ o. hastern otaas - sne tttses o. onsay. ny ~
!ases Wefe 9n1et M o Urn IN tae aoaenco q
.ttx% NO. soa .,-.r. Z. o,d ~ .r;t. - s5"
i.'s cams 9oass; ~ ,1Snass al o'nse =
Mses: So. "a. Vu ~ =. W. tssH "u 70: .ov M r
TeSeipts WaIs aao!oa ~ sVs @ raeu "a Mt i ~.
hsiQht samples wsto y eoo1 c9sn AZ saies M
wele fsp%f'eeaa 81 4 ~ ann ny T9' H. q ar ~
In ~ s"ss1ci 9.at ~ ~ ~ ~ t,srr snJ
, 1879-01-08

tVNi,,1-.rv1 f-,U, .to-. .lu-Irnt tfnr,fov fo-
,,,, eaa.ns...ias. wsn h., ,rhoot nm h., ,a,.
q IN ~. s's.,l A'e'0 -" ""'' -" o'''
s r.. ~. ra,,a..t, .,,, ,u...,, ,u.. .....
T., 49,. ',..s s N.A''. W." ~
49, ~ s"aS 'n.,",I. 49," o' - ~ ~:
- ""ea1 ,, ~ - ~ "'s1' ~. 49,
~. sts mneu ~ ~ eats ~ W. i'ata. I've sa's
~ w., Aoas ,aea splme, m w e4's ~. ~ ~ no
!seseu t%oo "nsat' sea." w.. will =. ea.s
.rn'''.Au, .nc o"e's ~" uo' 10 eats Nv" ~, u1s'
w ~ e&s ~ eolu' eais ,.1eI,su W. sotul,
l eu's "n1e M oes': ~ ea.e ~. . ",seu' eale
tclGeteu " oassl' ears ~ ar!e' . ea.s Ho'
nhtes' s"5" w. ~. ~ ~ easa e@.sa v. os'e5"
~ a' ~ A' sk1s' VT |1o,o .,' W. 4nopeu oas'
N~Tt'oS ~9N0~ 49, -~ANf @'1A~ .>@ ~"~"5
, 1879-01-08

IlO0s-Tfale opened .etiVe, and contEnue4 10
Ia the ctose Of the day. The receipts wero large,
tho number having been exceeded bnt two or three
times before s.ncs tbs opening Of tho packing
seaaon. but with ail tho packing aFnls nctlvety
1riees were tfm at an aveeaRa advance orsr Mon.
days quotations Of 10 pur 100 lbs. Light weights
sold 1t s..G0Q2. z. and poor to extra heavy
v.a.tea At ST. GUd!.1D, with tho bulk Ut the sales
IL 81! U3dlH. Bs. Tho market clo4ca arm ut TIN
advance. All sales Of hogs arc made subject 10
shrLnkaRs OF 10 lbs for piggy sows, and Ho os Tor
xta a1d
, 1879-01-08
The following were tls stocks OF wheat Ia

Also 05,0lo bu corn, t63,55a bu oats, &C, ,8o7 bn
barley, and l04, $50 BIT rye. The stock Of wheat
includes 069, 600 bu No. aAoit.
IN NEW, ,TORK 1KsrEhDAr.
Jan. 7.-Ntcotpts-Ftour, &, 481 brls; wheat,
G0,1bo bn: corn, 29.350 bu: oats, 1890 bu;
cosa-mea1, 8u pkgs; rye, 6s3 bu; baFlcy, 9,ow
bu; malt, 7sl tu; pork, 2,91 brls; beef, a7
brls; tut meats, 9,547 pkgs; lard, 2,2253 tcs;
whisky, Af5 brls.
Exports-Twcnty.four 1,ours-t1our, 1900
hrls; wheat, G., ,0oo bu; corn, 1900 hu.
MOVEMENT OF WHEAT.
, 1879-01-08

Long clears quoted Al 81. Is loose and ST 90
boxed; CnmberlAnds. aH6cIHc boxed; long. .cns
hams, 6IfdeCc: swcct. .plck1ed hams. h.iGhAc for
III to IL b average; green ha1ns 4ssdt4 for aAme
asussees; ysccn shoulders. "AfeaNc.
nscon Gnoted atAAal4c for shoulders. dHMtSc
for short tkEa 4tl4stc for sh1tt CLEARS, 11aSt7tc
for hams, slI caayasea aid parkrd.
OnEAsE-Was quoted u T. tb4Ac for white, 40
4,tc for ycllow, and iGe4c for brown. with satea
Of a orls yellow .. ae aud ~ brlA white 1t 4!.e.
HEEF fKODrCrs-WeEe steady and quiet Il
ST. 7sH 0u for ncus. ~. .b1GR IS for extra nless.
ana sis. 6D6a ~ 10 tor hams.
TALtow-was qutss 1t dl0hc for city. and ~
lkUc for GQuntry.
, 1879-01-08

wRar or err 1LN1T&. WITHIN A nApiCs or bRsES
NILES or TuE coURr.nouAE.
Western A., hetwesn Fn1lerton ~ ans
M acres and buildngl. dated Jan. 2
Frcdef,eEs, ..... 80 ......'.,s,,.,,,,... II, 0oo
, 1879-01-08

at tho Port OF Chicago Jan. Z: Foxler Bros, e7G
sacks salt; McCuily II Niles, Q cases window
c1ass: Louis Docsleln, cate manufactured
glass; To1mau Il King, casks gin; r. II. Law
& Co., 20 casks grease: Peter 8yanoe, 30 brls
herring. Collections, $7,47.12
, 1879-01-08

Tho following wers tho receipts and ship
mcnts Of tho leading articles ot produce In tis
city during the twcniY-tour hours ending at 7
o'clock on Tuesday morning and corresponding
dntc twclye mouths ago:
, 1879-01-08

Total. ....1, 16t, 100 ], 1DD 7b9 Es7.HF3
Tota! At all kinds Ia store, 1854. $50 bu. Thcso
figures show m increase during last week Of
n2a, bu wheat ool ,oS bu corn, .797 bu oats,
0,1o+ bu r5c, and decrcaae Of '@n hu barley.
Total increase, M0, $40 bu. ....-.
Also aloas in vessels At this port, 25,oo9 bu
No. spring wheat, os,08o bu rejected do t5o,o
wheat), sG,05t bu high mixed corn, n, 40 bu
new ito, a,ta1 bn' new mixed, aio,7H bu No. 2
do, 12,711 bu rejected on, ,oGo cornl aud @,6s5
bu No. oats.
The above noted quantities Of hard wheat fu~
clude use bu NJ. Minnesota, and i57,a5o bu
No. 3 do.
The following werc ths stocks OF wheat ID
, 1879-01-08

BaAN-w1A more actiye and sas!cr. Sales were
90 tons !. $7.75 per toa ca track, and 81. 1870
Z. IS tfoT heavyl do.
Conx- x-MxAL-Coa.ss waa nominal IT about s1o..5
per tuu on track.
D4Akn MsLLsrurfx-Salcs were m ads Of 10 Ions
screenings ~ ~. 90. 10 tons miQdl,ngs Ut ~. o.
nd 10 ions ahoEts n 81. 10.
sPRlNu WllEAT-Was rather leAs active. and
averaged about Lha s4ue "a At Mnn1ay4 c.osln.,
advancing IL. declining Ee, aud clos,ng Il about
tho loweSt point VI thc aesAlon. Liverpool was
strons. but Will little inquiry t"s carKocs and New
York was ar1u and quiet. while our receipts were
smsilss. but with Hight shipments, md furthes
augment 10 Cur stocka In sloFu during Inst Wssx.
Ias e1Oeetatoa = Tue ou,;st w. .ha. ths 1sws ot
from oasslde operators, but tho asa,4nd wa4 nut
GpwuwAsls, after which holders wcfe suth to sell.
Thcfy VIA good shipping demand, but chlehy TOR
The lowes GRADES Tha gtcsts't ~. conaaenes In tho
il much smaIass than h4s beea clalmed; found ~
carried through Tho winter. seller February opsue
Nv. IsiNc, ts!l Oh to s3Ac, sdTaneet 10 sl>ae.
and srecIe4lo ki;.c u the close. Scl!cs March
4o.l u 5.::-si'.s. aHi January MA nearly
, 1879-01-08
Government Bonds, Foreign Ex-
change, and Gold.
Business at the BankH---Stocks
Dull and Steady.
The Produce Markets Moderately
Active and Steady, but
Easier.
4 Good Demand for Prottsions---Stocks
Of Grain In Store.


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insfssment* Al fnc ocaets ass uo'uE kVa
.Ila'nsss IN shem. lnc p.ospee," - u. n ~. .sasts
nave shro"n large hfaou"t ~ toc y pss een's
w. -. -" s.S.s,.n. .,,1roo5 sn5 nth.r .,octs
I%,.. 49, ,...t.s + 49,. .eon,. p-1c., III not
ISL -. - os a,,".a ~. IN Az. v.-s IN L. tn
Incl. .ns .ho ro,z AZ. i7ecttnc,1 1<. n ffus<.
rh." 49, eon.. ali 4. nn1| .r1 IN,
~, n..t ~ 80 t".s,.' "s~.,,, ,rh..,
"". y. ,.,,. ss "a1s,,us ~ ~ ,,h.s.1 ~
,.." -. ~ - -" s.ss. r.,.s ,n.'.s ~.
... n....a,., .,,..,,..s" ar1 ~. !. :. ..ta
.,.. ~. ...,,ss - -. ,r.s.s,.n.,a, ~ st.s
Fa'.. ~ aNs ' ~ r..-,,H , In s"r
.n1.. .ne,. ~ wv ns"..' ..1 sH s' r.ss s,,s
1oeSt -. ~ ats ..s, 49,. .s.a....s..sa. T., ",..,,nn
80 ~ ten,| .o~ .a ,,,a s...a - s"rs
nre VI 4fe's5 atN1 7o't nn too f'"s"sA 'ats7 "''o
, 1879-01-08

FL0UR-Was very quiet, and very trus. Tbs re-
cent ssEcnsth In whtAt induced several tniflsts 10
send In orders TO mark up quotations. and buyers
were not disposed 10 follow suit, shippers being
limited 10 former hguFes. Hence tho trading waa
chiefly local. Sales wore reported u $50 bfls win.
tors, chiehy on private tctms; $50 brIs svrtng ex-
trss II 81. 7aGI4.h0; aud l.5 brls buckwhcat tour
II 81. .01St4 -. Total. l.315 bfls. Tho following
, 1879-01-08
LIVESTOCK,
nHff3&f0.

A1f E.9AoNhs
CHICAGO.
H<eeipls- Caft't. J7aos. Ship.
Monday ...... 3, go0 ~ 101 ' 6l6
tuesday s+s. .ss.As ].eN ao,NV As'NV'
s.,ns ID: ill vssk: s. f% iss o osa assss
Moaa.y. at. y....,.... ...... eaa ., o45 1877
CATTLE-Thefa wAs no important change In
any feature OF Tho Market The demaud for ship
ming grades, ~ on the day before, was light, but
the supply also was restricted, and that fact en-
eh1ed holders to fully maintain ptlces. The focal
tfads-butehsrs and canncrs-touRht with fae
libsssliay, and between the tbres classes Of huys
about oil ths offerings were picked up. Stockets
wero but little inquired for, and sales wers not Of
sutlcsut magnitude to givs any fair deA OF market
valncs. Trading was u 81. 7h@2. 90 for inferior
cows and scaawRE mixtd lots 10 good fat COWS
and fair mixed lots md ut 70. 15kt % for fair 10
extra steers The outside figure VIA obtained for
~ head averaging ], 600 NJ. The market cloasd
stcady. .......
/. 400 lbs and AFls.............&4. a. 5ol5.Q1
Cholce Dscves-Fsnc, fat, well.foEmed
steers. weighing J. 25o to $50 1bs.. 4.ooDa.e5
Weighing i, lso to J. 35o iIs. ......... 3. .ooo4oo
Weighing i. o6o to i. zoo lbs...:...... a.ooaaso
Butchors' Btock-PooF 10 common
steers snd common 10 choice cows.
j. o5o =. .t:;....;:::... 2. eooe.oo
7oo 10 i. 900 lbs... .........:.::.... 2. asaa os
stAFg, bulls. And scAlam1g sttsfs l. 7G6t2. %
Vsals.-Pae 100 lba..........,-...,... y. 7J4s45o
, 1879-01-08

Tough skav1s IT 01Q9b. % less ------
Dttl;XSEp llU03-Tho receipts were larger. and
bpyes4 wers nat numerous nor ~ sAacE to buy.
l'rfccs wers about bo lower, though aoms aolIsFs
held their hogs firmly u ~ 10. Sales wete usds
Ut car and e1 head at 81. 03.
lots arc held lac higher, With light sales. The
Jgn,And II Bn4l!.
FiHtI-tn ths Aah masksE Tiers was the same ltek
OF animation ~ noted from day to day for tbs paaa
four weeks OF u!orH: and In tho absences Of snJ
eopslc r&ble bu4lRsxt raluas remain moFs Of leas
, 1879-01-08

Latest quotations for january delivery nu the
leading articles for the last two business days:
, 1879-01-08


BROOM. CoRN-Was quiet ana easy. Tho ro.
ceipts arc light, the stocks heavy. and tho sales
chlnny to the small city buyers:
, 1879-01-08

0VH
VISIBLE SUPPLY.
llr. A. c. Thomas, Of this city. gives tho fol-
lowing Is tho quantities OF wheat aud corn In