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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-03
For Sale.

1900 Cottage House and lot of land, 90xl0O feet.
$1,000 Story and half house and l., containing IL
rooms, good location Rents for $50 per annum.
Suitable for two families.
si0oO2 story House, several acres of land fruit
trees and all conv veniences.
story and half house and three of land for
$3.50.
Farm within l2 miles of Kennebec Bridge, good
barn, said farm is suitably divided into tllage pas
ture and wood land for 1900 also number of other
places. Houses and lots, and lots TO build on, all in
this city.
5000 farm, within miles of this city; also desr.
able rents. Inquire of
+. W. WHITEHOUSE Attorney at Law,
Augusta, Me.
April ~, 1878 t&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-03
Weekly Kennebec Journal,

Published every Wednesday morning, Is the largest
folio paper in the state containing political
tcles, agricultural and scientific matter tales, poetry
anecdotes household matter, markets, &c, &c.
Terms, 81 per dnHum IN ddrdHce.
Transient Advertisements, sso0 per inca for first
week ocents week for each subsequent Insertion
Special Notices, $50 per inch for first week, 50
cents per week for each subsequent week.
Business Notices, in reading columns, 20 cents per
line for first Insertion 10 cents per line for each sub
sequent insertion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-03
for Salt or to let.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale !!

Lot of Land on the of State and Green Ste.
in Augusta, containing and one-fourth acres two
hundred and thirty feet State, and one hundred
and forty on Green st. Terms Cash.
july6ttf G. c. NOSE, l57 Water St.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-03

ALL soErs of Toys and Notions r, Piper's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-03
Store to Let.

vJ>HE store lately occupied by A. A Bittues in tho
i Bttues Block opposite Granite Hall, Water
Street. Enquire at the Office of
SAMUEL TITCOMB.
January 2sth, 1873. jan29ftf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-03
Gbr hennebee sournal.
Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street foot
of Court, by SPRAGUE, OWEN 4 NASH.
Daily Kennebec Journal,

Issued every morning, except sundays. II contains
the latest news by telegraph aud mail gives reports
of Markets, and has carefully prepared political and
local articles, and generous amount OF farming,
home and miscellaneous reading with full compila-
tion of State news.
Terms. s7 per dnnum in adrdnce, ss If payment
Is not made within the Single copies cents, to
be had at the bookstores and at this Office.
Advertisements inserted ON reasonable terms. Rates
may be had application at this office.
, 1879-05-03

liberal sc4{f in grain and petroleum inter-
ests' At nboptsleady s2tes berth freights, 1uodcr
ale movemoAl At irregular figures; fur Liverpool,
cneasements fntludcd by steam. 10. 600 bn wheat
at sxd psfY!ss 3Yiss
Ta'tt4e Ttstesr. Assoetated Press-
New Yatk!A May ,:.-Corros--Qaiet 1T 1o@
1e.sc; 3d#ttss firm; MAY, 12.o1c; June, 1:. .1oc:
July. 12' 36e;s August l.. 4oc; September, L. ooc;
October. H. 43c.
E1orN;Ez firw and unchanged; receipts. 15 600
o1ls. q: .,...~s
GRAM-N Nheat-Demand good; tending upward; !;
recc'pfs!!t tl2' o3o bu; rejected spring. 7GD17Ac:
No. 4, Att9ng. S5c; No. spring 90M@03c; No. 2
spring, 9oe1S1 .o:'; unsraded do, s5e1Sl .02; I'M
graded winter red, 81. 0s01. 13; No. do, 81, o7h
M. edo, 81. 14.4; No. z ambcr 81. 1401. LIZ.
receipts. 32 600 s,n; nngradrd. 43G45nc: No 3,
.aalMc; steamer: A:ai143Ac; No. :, 43M@433sc;
eseeio,s ia Ho Sas aas ao
: white, BIC: No. 2. ;3:sD33kc; No. = white, IS
@35!sc; mixed Western, 334E334c; white do. 36
l1AY-Firm and unchanged.
~ Nors Weak; >yeasl'ugs, 2@4c: Eastern and
GKocsnsEs=* Coffee qutet aud unchanged. Sugar.
ing, 63-l695a1c- Mo'asscs dull and unchanged.
Rice steady, with a fair demand.
rEIHo1kt,M-Firm; united. 76,zG17hc; crude.
TALLGN-Stcady ut 03-1sG16kc.
KEslN-Qmiet ut 81. ST.: 1l. a.
TuRPkNr1SE- -Fitmes al ao1: @30c,
EG.s-Firmcr; Western. 11hc, .
PR0y!s!ONs-Pork steady; mtss ST. l21.10 %
for old; $40. loGDlo. Is for new. Reef quiet .but
ilrm., Cut. meats quiet and unchanged. Lard
steady; prime steam, So 2:.,3a6. 27H.
DuTrEn-Markct lM1l; Western, 5@ll7c.
CnEgs*-t}Aiel: Western, 22t7c-
WN1sKr-S1. o..
, 1879-05-03

EnlffMnfE dH1fF1cHn Ipril %.
The temperance cause has met with sad
blow in the backsliding OF George III. butcher,
q well-known temperance advocate. who has
abandoned his wife and family, and is now said
to be on prolonged drunken carouse III Hart
ford, Conn.. in company with woman Of at
least doubtful reputation. He located himself
ut Wilmington, Del, two years ago during the
hight OF the Murphy excitement, and the pco-
Die Of that city were so favorabIy impressed By
his labors, In the course OF which he nude
thousands Of converts, that they presented
comfortable home, Which was decided to bis
wife. His fame as lecturer extended through
mt the peninsula, and last fall he vas invited
to Philadelphia, where he became great favor
tie, making proselytcs by the hundred. When
Dntchcr closed his labors In Philadelphia be was
followed to Wilmington by Mrs. Judge Wat
son. who p1ofesscd to have been converted by
the apostle Of temperance. She announced her
ee1f ns q LECTURER, and the relations between the
fwo BECAME a matter Of gossip and remon-
strange by bis friends, who urged him to dis
continue any intercourse with her. BE stubbornly
refused. and finally left the city with her, with
out the knowledge Of many Of his friends and
arai1st the remonstraucc OF others. lie claimed
Fiat His relations with Mrs Watson were OF the
n1rest character, and that thsy were going 10
Eneland On tour in tic interest Of religion
and temperance, lecturinE jeintly After they
were zone many friends Of Mrs. butcher wrote to
her husband, begging him 10 return to his wilc
, 1879-05-03
It Is a Dreadful Disease, but
May Be Easily Cured.
Drs. Wolgamott & Hewitt, Office
l03 State-st., Are the Discov-
erers Of a New Treatment,
To the Efficacy OF which Thou
sands of People Crate
fully Testify.


The growth Of most valuable Improvements is
usually e]ow. but 4 marked exception to This rule
islhe popularity attained BY Wogu1nott s. Hewitts i
rheumatic Remedy in the short time it has been
otloIe Lie PUBIC. Arguments 1re often vain, eulo
slsms frequently Of little effect, but demons1ra-
ton Of value and efficacy seldom fails to convince
Just I, TINS tue Rheumatic Remedy has done and 10
still doing every day, as the following Testimonial
one OF many thousands, canaems beyond doubt.
Mr.. ". 4. LIGHTuALL,
well known fn Chicago as one of the firm Of ~ y.
Llghthall q Rro.. manufacturers OF '-Lighthn|rs s
Ant-lncrustator,' said to representative Of this
paper: ~ have been troubled with innammatory
Fheu11atsm for about twenty years, during which
tinlc suffered tortnres indescribab!e, in conse-
quence Of which my life was rendered almost un-
endurablc. consulted with skilled physicans aud
paid out large sums Of money for various advcr-
tised remedies My efforts for relief were entirely
t6utess un!! q r. the advice Of sercEa! friends
We Will refund your money II we fail to cure you.
With that assurance took ten bottles OF their Ape
r1ent and Blood Purifier anu to-day, thank Cod
nm u sound, healthy man. My advice 10 people
suffering with rheumatism, neuralgia. gout, or
any blood trouble, is to cure themselves with the
Aperient and Blood Purifier. 1t will never fail.''
Among TITO numerous testimonials to the ell
Cheney of Dr. WolGamott's Blood Purifier il the
following from
MIR. Y. q. COOK,
an agreeable gentleman. fayorsbly known in bn.i-
handle Road. Statement I have been victim OF
liver complaint and dyspepsia, and in my endcayorS
to nnd relief 1spured no expense Atvarious times
consulted with physicians Of the highest stand
in% tn both New York and Chicago, only to be in
formed by them OF their inability to cure Inc.
WAS induced to try DR.. Wol.amotts Blood Purifier,
anu on tue lCth or December. 1877, placed my
self under the doctors treatment. At that time
had IL large swelling in my stomach and an acute
inflammation, In three weeks time was great1y
improved, and to-day {much to the surp11se OF my
numerous fricndsl am well nun.
In conclusion it may be well to state that this Is
the very best time OF the year to treat blood dis
n IN thrua fhr
slightly, affected with rhehnatisnl. neuralgia,
gout, sciatica, liver, spleen. and blood difficult
tles we will say, by oil means consult Drs. Wolga-
mott j. Hewitt. ANY ons writing for information
will please inclose stamp as ull other comnuuica-
lions will rtinain unanswered. Call on or address
Wulgamo:t Hewitt, No. TO-; State street. Chicago.
, 1879-05-03
WEST PARK BOARD.

FF1f ocr111A
=. A., w.. 49, n,ort7 ,voc hi, 49,. .,.,x,.
u tne "es1 1mn ~ poas ' nI1u ,ast e'enn
at the cornerot washington anu Halstcd streets
There we're present Commissioners Woodard,
NcCrea, Wilcox, Bueh1cr, Wilkins, and Ra]phs,
pres;7en+ woofori7 nresiiled.
Ats''oeu1 " oooa.1 % q po,
4 communication from r. D. federson INFORM
ed the Board~tlaat he had 5000 trees, spruce,
Norway pine, etc., which he proposed to donate
n W.. J,arks if the Board would accent n then,
" oIe ~. 40 :; + - ~ ps =. ;ne.'
as he was gong out o. .pe nursery nuslhcss'
The offer was accepted With thanks.
A communication was read from Wa1ford n.
' ~. s. ~ Ia fnr ese~;o.s s.'s 80"
urn nau scn1 III plil ~. 'e1 'eea amounths 10
SaO. ACCOMPANYING LUIS communication was
stating that he had made no bargain with the
parties nor had he employed them in the case.
President Woodard explained that the case in
question was this: Il suit had been commenced
by a citizen namcd Wallace In tile form Of
quo Yarranto, in order to remove Holden
, 1879-05-03

PHILADELPHIA, May :..-r1oun-Quiet; Mime
sota extra fanily. good to choice S. 5Dgb4. G2tz
do, fancy. 81. 1904. 49, do, high grades, ~. s7H
ohio do, choice, s.. ooG5. .ls4. Rye Hour steady
at 2.73Qt2 Bly,:
GnA,s-Whcat steady; unsraded Western. ST. o5
al o.; No. Western red. S1.1a, Ryc-sale.
um!mportant. Corn quiet; Western rejected,
4o3sc; steamer do. 4lzGl42c. Oats-Market dull ];
mixed Western, BE; wh7.e 10, :s3G33Nc.
PnovissoSs-aiarket dull. Prime mess beef.
Sl2.00. Mcss pork, $40. 0.15G 10. 3d. Mess pork
extras, S. C012.25 Han,s-Smokcu, S.. OOGD9. 90;
pickled, 81. 00G17.75. Lard-Western. G,sGt6.4c c.
~ DurrEn-WcakeE; creamery, 1G@ lsc; New York
State and bradford County, Pennsylvania. extras,
1aDl7c; Western Reserve, extEa, la0lic; do
good to choice, 10I12c-
EGGs-Steady: Western. choice, lie.
CnEESE-Steady: Western creamery, Gn07c.
PETnoLEuA-E:ky; refncd SIC; crude, 7s1c.
WnisKY-hnrkct dull; Western, 81. 05H.
KEcE1rTs-tlo lour, =, GOO brls; wheat. 81, 600 bu;
corn. l3. 00u bu; oaas is. 0u0 bu; rye, 2 900 bu.
SMlru&STs-Curn. GU, COO ou; wheat, Ii, 900 bu.
Wool Quiet hut frm: Ohio, Pennsylvania, and
West Virginia double extra and above, 311:,4c;
extra. :si@3;Ic, medium, J5GIJ7c; coarse. .73:eE
2!'c; New York, Michigan, Indiana, and Western
fne, 2aG32c; medium. :i5Gl,7c; coarse, 27GI:,sc;
comhinc, washed, 33@:90c; unwashed, 2ia126c;
Canada combing. 23lD3Gc: fine unwashed, .0lt2.c; ;
coarse and medium unWasled, 1lQL:7c; tub
washed, 32333c; extra, aud merlno pulled, 500
32c.
, 1879-05-03
BY TELEGRAPH.

FOREIGN.
The following we're received by the Chicago Board
7fTrade:
LIVERPOOL, May a-11:30. a. m.-Flour, SIS
6aG10s. Wheat-Nintcz, SIS lodges I'd; spring,
Is olG8s; white, IS sd@9s Id; club, 9s 1dD
9s i'd. Corn, Is Sd. Pork, AIS Cd. Lard, 32s.
Receipts Of wheat Inst three Gays 1885, 600 centals
s5, 600 American.
LONDON, May 2--L1yEnPool-Whea eteader-
MARX LAsE-Wteat inactive. Cargocs of coast
Nhcat-Vezy little demand cargoes on passage
"heat-Buyegs holding OFT. 1enins to obtain come
concessions. Fair average quality OF No. 2 Chi
eaeo spring wheat for shipment during the present
and following month, $685. Country marketsfor
wheat-Engish quiet: French firm. Weather in
England cold for time OF year
Special Dfspatch to The Trtbune-
LIVERPOOL. May 2-11:30 q. m.-FLoUB-No.
1.10a; No. 9, IS Cd.
Observation-Disclosures, No. 1, 9s I'd: No. 2,
CO lod; spnng. No. ], Ss: No. 2, rs Cd; white.
no. ], 's Id; No. 2, S. Sd; club. No. l, 9s Id;
No. z, as Id. corn-Ncw. No. I, 4s Sd.
fEoy1s1oSs-Pork, Ats Cd. Lard, 32s.
LIVERPOOL, May 2.-CoTrox-Strong at ESQ
oA-l6d' Gales. II, 600 bales; speculation md ex-
po11 a,oo0; American, II, 900. !.
hEEADsrurrs-Steady.
taos1s1oss-Bacou. long Clear. 25s Cd; short
clear. 2ss. 49,.
upward.
LONDON, Nay 2.-PA1E REs1x-o@13s.
ef1at9s Or TCRrES11sE-22s I'd.
, 1879-05-03
LOIz1LLAf7D'ST TEEAAN.
D0(jDLE-QUlCK TlnE.
Such Was the Rate with Which Nessrs.
P. Lorillard & Co.'s Special
Train Came.
Six Carloads of "Tin-Tag'' Tobacco
from New York to Chicago in
TNenty-Three Hours.
The Owner Of Parole and Pep
poose Did It, and Deserves
the Honor.

There was a commoton in RAILWAY, Tobacco,
and trade circles generally yesterday, over The
Luri}Iard g. Co. sent from New York to this city.
Tile tax on tobacco was reduced the 1st Of May,
and. noting this fact, the alessrs: Lorlard loaded
q train with their u sTin-Tag'' Tobacco and sent
it through to this city In order to be the lrst On
expcc:ed. aud reflects great credit upon the house
which did it, as we'll as upon Mr. F. n; RutIner,
tl,tir Western Agent. This train left New York
at a. IN. Thursday, May1; reached here at 7:45
yesterday morning, and the goods were all :, de,
tlat tile fastest passenger trains require thirty
seven hours to 60 over the same rails, the won
der Of the affair becomes apparent. It Is under
stood that another traiu OF similar nature left
New York last night Tor Chicago, anu WILL be
here this evening. It is certainly enterprise Of
a high order, aud deserves to be commended:
, 1879-05-03
SUBURBAN NEWS.

r,a rro,, Tr,e,ocs 1,et a. The stoc1lasyoraa
| ,,:.,. ~ .-o.1,,t a,.,a..+ ~.
yesterday altcfnoon' "l'n d" pfeSen' e>eep' "''
Aulrneao.
showed arrests, 81; dismissed, q; tines assess
-, coo,
~, se's' ,u :. ,, fo
bus we're receiver 1of tne reuse VI iunu - ~, !,
from the slaughter houses, from Oberndorf,
Shepard d Co., for S., ,000 per rear, including
the building Of platform; from D. >. Clark, Tor
two acres, ut $500 per mere per year aud taxes,
not including the platform, but including rail-
road frontage; from Z. E, BoSinEton, at s1o0
per acre; from j. s. Taylor, for S1oU per acre !;
from Joseph onefW1n 1or 9lVo peT MoA1a LIZ t"o
acres. .
The Illinois Drying Company sent IN Two
propositions for the removal OF the oi1al after It
had been left on the platform. One was to con-
srruct and keen in repair the railroad tracks to
it, to pay the policeman necessary to guard 1t,
and to pay the town $3,5oo per year Tor Tie
privilege OF removing the stun. Inc otnsr was
to pay the lease OF the ground offered by Oberi1-
dorf, Shepard & Co.. to pay the salaries Of the
men required, aud to keep uD the railroad
tracks aud pay the town 81 per year.
All the bids and propositions were referred.
Tie Board adjourned to Tuesday at = y. til.
HYDE PARK.
~. T-,,r,ooa ,,o+ 81 .ha v;1,oro
l, -. ini a.. ooa,u nna,,;mr ~,
nnit al last ,,:f enenan or- r-can+o;,-,f-po,,ca T.
-, 4~ 7:ro~or,. ~ mn, .ph;uh ha claims
ryan 1or .;. ~ ,,"taI ,at, M 80 ~,
tne Town owes Ill., ~, tnns.. uasA ~ y.
placed on h.e. LUG "|'oiaes eao 14e1e WIS w
Legal aneuotlty' .,,. Dxou J.. 5:+ .,,>
lhe pet1tom u 1u.eu DIS. ~ i1.ou1 t15 sne
maphtha ordinance, tasy proposns u nn'tu "a
1nanuiaetorv al Colnell, "as plcsen.eu :x, !ast
week. For tle pulpose a. nav's' ~ H au,es''Ea,
lion ma9s, lucy sSu. Aa1oatey eur'uee a'l. ~
drusts9 HeeS 20 riesG.u IT. env u
lne Aiur'eu olo'nc.s 4;.' ;
Inc Commttee nau gooa ti.e, ,;no u.,u aepoteeu .h
IN 1aVor VI iaouuy,.G & ea.u ns ~ ofo'nane'' lucy
1nd'n;; no uan9Gp & III ri1e ptaeuns Wssnr ,-,a-a
ar fe!ry, u leIao ;ati - ehtIteu t rt p'o
Iese aeas. .e w.. oestin " 1ro 10y 1,i; r. oror ~
p'ope'e- o"' ~ '~
, 1879-05-03
COTTON


ST. Louis, May ..-co7roS-tt ttlnigher; middliug,
111zc; low midding, 11Ac; good ordinary, 1o4c;
Gales, 1GO bales; receipts. $50; shipments, $40;
stock, II, 800.
NEW ORLEANS. May 2.-CorroS-Stcady; mid
ding, 11asc; low do. 1l!ac; net receipts, I, 2ss
bales; gross l,+o sales, 10, 900; stock, H. 74s;
weekly net receipts $, 195; gross, 4. oo3; exports
TO G1eat Britain, l, 67: to France, ). 7G:; to the
Continent 10. 075; coastwisc, ., SUI; sales, 25,-
SOD.
New YonK, May .-Corrox-Net receipts at all
United States ports during the week. q zoo eates;
last year. 80 0u0; total receipts ut all United States
ports to date, ], ,3o3, 900; lust year: 4.o74 0o0:
exports from all United States ports for the week,
United States ports date, 3, l63 600: last year,
=. eo:, 600; stock at a United stutcs ports, 69.-
600; last year. 424, 0n0 stock at Liverpool, Chs,
ooo last year ss ooo stock Of amsfeam n n,o a'oat
LIVERPOOL, May .-CorToS--saics Of the week,
n, 900 balcsi American, 80 600; Spectators fook
TO- coo; e1ports. 1000; forward from. ships side
to spinners, IL. coo; actual exports. 4, 900; tonf
receipts. 1o4, 600; Amerlean 81 600; total STOCK
j:t:, 600; American 514, 600; amount aaoat. @o1,
600; American, LIZ, COO.
, 1879-05-03
NEW YORK.


= b0edcl Dispatch to The Tribune
az" 1oRK. May 2.-GKAIS-Unfavorab1e
~ ".nef' and less encouraging crop reports from
% ..s nest With higher range OF values in the
1st1ese OF the interior. served TO strengthen
r..ees' ' which further advanced on winter grades
.sQ1e' on spring about 1c per bu, closing RUE
1lmly at an improvement; grain-freights
VI berth weaker. which favored the outward
movement though ndvices by cable Of
1ame and weak markets: 42. 600 bu No. :
sps1ns at 99c@s1. o3, OF which 20. 600 nu spring
lineage sold at 81 03, with 81 03 for boat loads;
eooat load OF good Milwaukee at 91c- Corn
1Aade desrer In most instances, about 1zc lees on
npcn lighter offerings; mixed western ungtaded
a. e2ss1451zc. Rye offered less freely. and
q1o1eo strong in price, checking operations; No.
"eetesn at 579573sc; car lots At SEC. Oats in
eooa demand at generally frmer prices on quite
moderate offerings; No. 2 Chicago ahoat quoted at
33h@34..
,fnovlsloss-Hog products quiet with ra1ues
euow1ng but little alteration. closing firm: mesa
pofk Tor early delivery very slow at o.l00lo 20
toe ne" ordinary brands, and So. .1299. 25 for old
MI meats very moderately dealt in at about former
ptces. Bacon inactive. with long clear quoted at
oc Lard in moderate demand for early delivery,
opening drmer: subsequently easieE, bnt closing
Steady; forward delivery moderately active, clos
lag dsm for May At &C. oo4z-
TAILow-Noderately active, prime quoted 63sc
bid.
sUoAH-Raw In fair demand at firm prices, with
tnba Nuscoyado quoted at 6 3-1696 7-l6c for fair
10 good refining,
WH1sKr-HeavY: offered At 81 OF; no improve
ment In inquiry noted.
, 1879-05-03

BuFFAIo, n. T., May 2.-GRA1S-Wheat neg
lected and nominal. Corn dull; old high mixed,
30hc; new No. 2 on track, 40hc. Oats uull; one
cur OF white Western sold at s21sc on track. Rye
offered at Soc Darley-morc inquiry; 1000 bu
Canada sold on private terms.
RAILROAD FRH1GuTs-Nominal.
, 1879-05-03

mixed, :.71.c" Oats quiet Int drm; white, ooc;
mixed. CSC. Rye stesdy ut 54c-
lAy-Steady at So. .00G1ll. 90.
Pnoy1s1oSs-Pork steady Ut $40. 90. Lard steady:
choice leaf tierce; ING; do kegs SIC: Bulk
meats quiet: shoulders, 3asc: clear ro, 4asG1iEc.
bacon quiet; shoulders, &c; clear rib, S.. .lUG1
5N5. Hams. susar-curcd, 6H@0luc.
Wu1sKY-MarkeL dull Ut 81. Ul,
, 1879-05-03
PETROLEUM.

CLEVELAND, O., May 2.--pgTRoLHUX-Cn-
changed; standard white. ITO test Sc
P1rTsnunG, Pn.. May o.-PErnoLEuA-Quiet
crude Hrmer; 0lAc at Parkers for shipment; re-
fined, $3.50, Philadelphia delivery.
OIL CRY, Pa, May 2. -iETRoLEU,f Market
opened active with 75c bid; advanced to 771=c,
declined to TGAc. closing at &c bid; shiuments,
", COO brs, averaging ~, 900; transactions, 205,
0OQ,
, 1879-05-03

INDIANAPOLIS, Ina, May !. 2.-Hoos-st1onger;
S. 25Ge3 so; receipts, ,, 500.
GRA1s-Wheat higher; No. 2 red, ST. 04@1. 05.
Corn weak at 33AI93Ac Oats steady at 2611@
2BHc.
PNov,s,oSs-shonlde:s, 50. 37N; clear rib, 81. 40
G4.50. Lard, Gc. Hams, 7h@7hc.
, 1879-05-03

TOLEDO. O., Mny, 2.-GnAtS--wheat quiet;
amber Michigan, spot or May 81. 06; june 81 .o7:
No. rcd winter, spot Or May, s1.ouM asked;
S10 bid; June, SLOT; July, Sl.o1H@l. o.;
white Michigan. 81. 00k. Corn quiet; high mixed.
3Gtzc asked; :5.ic bid; No. 2. spot :}Uc: May held
at sc; 35asc bid; July, $3.50. Oats dull; No. =,
ISc,
, 1879-05-03
ST. LOUIS.

sr. LOUIS. No., May ay2--FLouH-Firme., out not
quotably higher.
GKA1x-Wheat higher and firm; No. 2 red fall
81. O501. 053s cash; options closed at S. 05 May,
81 o3ai June, 96MG9Sc July; No. 3 do, ST. o..
Corn higher; No. 2 mixed. 334c cash; 331ss 133A c
May; :}3%c June; 3+3sGD343c July; 35ai@35Kc
2Gc bid June. Rye higher; 48Mc eash. Barley
dull and unchanged; no Rales.
WH1skT-Quiet at 81. o..
PKov1s1oSs-Porh easier; johbinQ, So. so. Lard
uuiet ut So. 90 asked. Bulk meats dull and un-
cpapsed; car lots Of clear ribs. 81. So Bacon quiz
ct: clear ribs, S5. 10 cash and June; SIS. IS July;
clear, S5.25.
.REcE,rTs-Flour, 3, 600 brig; wheat, 81, 600 bu ;
corn, ~. 900 bu; oats, ). GOO bn; rye, 1000 bn;
barley, 5. 600 bu.
sniruESrs-Flour. :, 600 brls; wheat 1900 bu; :;
corn. 25. 900 eu; oats none; rye, none; pasley'
noue.
, 1879-05-03

New yoEK, May 2.-Busiuess continues sluggish
with commission houses, and jobblus trade only
moderate: cotton goods less active but very firm at
tue lato advance; prints rather quiet but steady;
dress goods in fair request: mems wear Of woolens
moving slowly; kentucky jeans more active, anu
some makes advanced.
, 1879-05-03
QSyYEGO,

oswEoo. n. T., May 2.-GNA1S-Wheat-Fair
demand; No. hard Duluth spring, 81. 10; No.
Milwaukee, 81. OF. Corn-Market dull; old No.
2 Western, 451zGl40c.
, 1879-05-03

MILWAUKEE. May 2.-FLouR-1nactive and
higher.
GEA1S-Wheat firm; opened &c higher; closed
firm; No. l Milwaukee hard, 81 .02; No. Milwau-
Zee, SIC: No. do, o2asc; June, p35sc; July. CSC;
No. do. 7s4c; No. 4. 73hc: rejected. o414c.
Cozh quiet ana unchanged; No. 2, 33a;c- Oats
firm; no. 2. CSC. Rye quiet: No. !: ACC. Barley
dull and lower; No spring, 66G156Ac.
PRox1s1oNs-Quiet and armer; Mess pork quiet;
new, Se.45. Prime steam lard, So. 90:
LIVE Ho6a-S3. 3o93. GO.
FRE1bi,TS-Wh heat to Buffalo. 4Hc-
REcElrTs-Ftour. g, 600 bris; wheat So GOO bu.
SH1rxESTs-Flour. O. 500 brls; Whear, &c. 900 bu.
, 1879-05-03
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, May :.-FAoun-Frm: shade bet
ter for lower grades; Western snper, ST. oo13 rs;
do extra, S4-.5@a. 70: do family. 81. 1895. 75
GnA1S-Whcat-Wcstern strong with light Of
fcrings; No. 2 Pennsylvania red. 81. 15H; No. .
Western rde, spot 81. 12ai@1. l33s; May, 81. l3M
@1.13E; June, 81. l3,&@1. 137s; July. sl.1o@
1.103s. Receipts. Is, 600 bu. Corn steady; Vest
ern mixed spot and Ias, 4a,sGo42s.c; June, 42;s
@43c; July, 43slG43Ac. Oats steady and uu-
changed. Rye unchanged.
UAy-Steady and unchanged.
Pnor1sloSs-Firm. Mess pork. $40. 50@10. IS.
Bulk mcats--Looss shoulders, axe, clears rib
sldes, 42c; pucked, 4!=45l:c; bacon shoulders,
4ase; clear rib sides, &c; hams, 9kG64c. Lard.
refined in tierces. 7.5c.
BurTEn-Quiet and weak; prime to choice West
crn packed, lagl1e; roll, llGI13.
EGcs-Dufl and weak at 10c,
: PETEoIEuN--Dull; crude. 7AGl7Hc; ;refned, SHc.
GorFEE-Dull: Rio cargoes, loI1tic.
Wu1sKr-DnlI: nomiDally. Sl.U7Go1. 0TK.
FnE1Glrs-To Liverpool per steam steady; cot
ton, 3-l6d: flour. g Sd; gram, GAd.
REcEirTs-Fiour. .. OILS brls, coru. So, 600 bu;
oats, =, i:2,;1 bn.
Su,pAESrs-Whcat 4G. zoo bu; corn 80, 500 bu.