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IA1pORTANTN NoTKCETO LAKE MAR
INEIsS,

NOTKCET TO LAKE MAR
INERS,
Tnn Talnuas received tho following official
Notice yesterday:
ovY,cs or L,aurMousK 1xarxcToa Eleventh
D.srnlcr, DETNolr, Mich, March ~, 1ST.-On
viii 10 mado in thu ouoyags Of tho Eleventh Dis.
tnct:
os se IT, ioS S:ss q III s %Ss esss eso e oss ss
Of these two haoys Will lp changed from black to
rcd md Hack horizontal ltrpcs.,
llu0y OK Crosse tunt, Lake st. Clair-For tho
cisss car. buoy, painted with ofsck and white poi
pend!cuiar stripes, will be substituted: -
Thunder Uay--A scconl'class can-buoy. painted
rcd, will be placed on a cxtse'ne sHd OF tho shoal
av sna IL tGo onSin9 tS fe Ses4
inKs: ..
North Point, cat end, N:byw: WY, ,1A miles.
Thundtt = 'aSy lght n Il; i,y:I IN " m!t; ~
w.. 0nsa "! @,as. @ %ana'' DA' '"'''' " ~ ~ W.
y, l lssp'.E II Ea 70 tas 'oushwas4 of tbs buoy tbs
lucy on sloal soathcsst OF Middle island. Lake
iufonafsh hfsa so!cs of ta'' buoy will es changed
ssaits 81 sseEl lnsc@oa !he openiSr of nssss'!o',
thp necessary huoy4 will 10 pisced TO mark Thy
channel s;a!iag Mea Mot;ee ,Sa's w!
tinns when tue channo! has beon examined aud
tho buoys paced:
buoy Being of keFscs to naylgstofs viii be dis.
i,aoy III Grand River. Lake Mlch.gan-rh!s buoy
) Iuoy on Whales Lack shoai. aresa pay-A sec.
Patnssa w!th te aa5 blask
i should not be approachad!tton the north, eass,
irun. ,ho south nearer than o,s half mie. Untii
tho shoal ~ n,u1s prominently marked. great care
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ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.

Tho Unhappy Prclnte III Place OF Conccal-
n,cnt-.lsis 1srpthar, Father Edward Eur-
cell, Btrlanaly Af1octed.
C4ncinnan 7sitaram IN Ne,o l0rk Sun.
Tho Rev. Father Edward Purcell has gone oil
to the Ussullno Convent, near Fayetteville,
Brown County. liz left yesterday, mud hours
elapsed before 1l.s departure was known. It Ia
said tl.at hls mind has bccn scrously Effected by
the unhappy troubles grow1ng out OF hIs fuan-
cia1 m!smanngetnent, SO much 81 tint Ills lnuttl-
orY. upon which almost everything depended.
had beeomc almpst va!ueess, und Ills physicians
prescribed for hiln absolute rest anu quiet for .
time.
1t l.a been generally understood hero that
tho Archbishop was ct st. Joscph's, the mother
house Of the Sisters Of Charity, ncnr Delhi 1t
waR said that lie was expected in town ycster-
daY, but he did not como. ThIs,mornng Sun
reporter tried to lind him ut 1t. Joseph's, ntid
thun learned that ho had LETT tllcro On Tuesday
last, and had Eone to st. Vinrcnt's Academy ut
Cedar Grove, several mllea dstaHt. Upun In.
aulry q tilo latter institution Il was learned
seminary oa Mount Adams. This morning hu
lott the scm!nary 10 20 to hia residence OH
Eighth street, but ho did NOT 9o there. Late In
tho day tho Aasunce, Nj. hann!x, sald that tho
l'e could bs reached only By those haylng thu
moat important busEnrss. Fathers Quinn mud
calahau,. Of tic Archb!stop's household,
aye,red that they d!d know where ho was, ait
The reaion Rlycn for his lEsappearancc, md
the mystery thrown about bis whereabouts, is
that llo has been 90 greatly araeted by the sight
q thy .a!ssryy Of t5,o eoalp!alning creditors y
necessary to remove htn, 10 where he VIII DO IN
rui!ro quiet and tranquility. :" lila mind is all
torn upt" Mr: Manntx. sayS, and Motl'er Josc-
hn ri In Terf1n
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NINlE. HTOT"rER1NG LILY"
L6udaH CprffstoHdtncE L;,slttJHors Sun,

In company with All attaetled Sccrcsary to
QUO of tho Foreign LcGatlons here, was Induced
to 70 to ts farewell rureption Of tic Chluese An-
baseator here. Tie assemljagu WAS larEe and
yury much mixed In polnt Of nattona!illes as
well as persons, for thu Chlneau Minister has
"kcpt open huusc" frecly during Ills solousn
hcss. EptrFiug tho drawing ihc trst per-
sonago met was the vito Of tho Ambassador
Extremely petto alll youthful looking Is ae.
she is In sort Of P4rtslan eostumu Of lho
latcst undcnable style, amt, by iss close-tltttns
a,,I "str'ct co'structlos,," BAo looks Mucll
smaller ullti more youthful t!,au ahu otherwise
would IN her pronounced lonso natEyn a1la bet
ter costume. Stu 10 nraflsse III ami'rs alal The
ollars VI subluel .Frauglpannl "ahamtnatlou.
Her English III moro 1ofn tban pigcoI.likc,
uA1 deluIlda close attention ~ colApfe-
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hcnd. Her French Is better, yet both French
and English SITTER from a sors Of ci.opsticIta
melanEe Of Celestial seasoning that In much
| "oGst ast .he "5 be 'ay e. ratterns ase s
Lily" IN name, sf,o ID a pcrtcct uDanjy I.lon'3
IN fIcr way OF r!clly-cotorcd talk. She Will talk
tn any b'it totterlnY fashion. .sho blown into
your ear: II tho Chinese theory be correct that
.o',j that W woman nj rs.emb1e %ro,tel"E ] itiS," H
am satisfied. Como af end Of the wor!d! Af-
ths, ths,e eo%municatvs 1oc9sc, and fal Of IT.
ing Lily" It may bo liberty 10 titus fatniIfariy
f'.c her name, but then It H. such pretty .a,d
POET" past|s hnc m TINT psofs q Madams Or Mr.. Mr.
Matame ,".Totterlug Lilyl'' THEN there !. 4
tal child Of which the mother Il immensely
proud. Such Mongol human mite never saw.
little alta on tho face called eycs were quito
en1ttQfl fuf me.
believe 1t Is not proper for The vulgar eyo Of
men to rest On the feet Of Celestial women Of
communicating q barbarian uo,ne @ this iniInite
pleasure Il permitted. 4 lady present told mo
shy had seen nll that rctnRils to "T0ttcrfMg
Lily" ol fect In The conrreto form. thla lady
s9td, thS;y represented the appearances o' hnnch
small borg chubby IlauIs under the ''casy
method Of learning to write Icgtbly in thrce
109te'Iprice, SEQ per course Of four lessons II
(vlde adveft!sesnpnt>) The hcels were where
the ankles hhud bc. nrl the ankles we're no
where. The tors took The place af tie heels,
and tug toot was at1 tnstep. or rather like The
"Tottcrag Liiy," or r tumbI!''s siiiy. She
could 1o tnuch battcs with no feet aud pair Of
crutcIcs, tkls pretty littte daughter OF ti,r sun
aHd sister q thc NOM. However, It, is not her
tailt, but the s.caHsc Of all clfecla,' that con,
founded Confucius. WNnt head hi must have
had to come down to such fectl
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place ol The spar puoy which hhs previously marked
this end Of tho ehnat,
J. N, MptLEn, Commander II. 9. NJ,
Inspector Of tho Eleventh niatEscL
By order Of tbs Lighthouse Hoard.


DEATH OF CAPT. SAM ALLEN.
The Grst sad news of the season was spread
among n,nhy mariners yesterday that the vcn-
erablc Capt. Hatn Allen tllcl at o'clock yester-
day morning at Ills residence, No. Wo West
Lake street, Of an ahthmattc Affection TINT had
troubled him for aycar past. lIe Will be buried
1T Rosehll1 toslay,-the funeral taking p1ace at
o'cl0ck, ,-accord1ng to The rites Of The Epis-
copal Church. Almost every ono identified in
any manner With the lumbcr-catrying trade III
particular, and like navigation In general know
tUlsi 4atr," As lio was iamtliary cnllctl. ifo
'wnsn true type Of the sailor, having been, II
might be snid, brought up OF, board n l,5itfsh
and at tic time Of hla dealt, was 59 ycars Old.
lie was IN old resident Of Chicago, having como
here twenty-five years ngo. fle went aeforc tic
maet first On thg lakes In the Manlstee lumber
trado with Chicago, anl after aaiilng about
business % m elnploYo Ut Hubbard. hoy l. Co.
then on Ro'th Water street, For long time
t'e was employed by Scranton, Duntasn y Holt.
ehandlers, and until last season.. When he
ih!aTry, cbannon, Sy, who% s' he y was ~sS': ca:
EsSes serosly H. which, @ 10. ts aGout w Week ago. @
lio suffered i severe attack of s!rkness Inst
sut''ner, mud i wos then thought t!'at hc would
vitality lc recovered n,ld resumed hts pace III
thu cliRndlcry. Though not III good health. hu
continued his labors until his Inst tililess.
Cant. Allen was uscful mnn IN the slit-sup-
ply business, md Ills latc employer mtsses him
very much, whito tho many whowere SO familiar
with the iFcather.bentcn fneo uf tile old ina
rlner will hrop eiEh Of regret or shed a tcar
oycr hts demise. Ills wife died two years aE0,
an, he lcaves an csttn,ablc daughter OF ~ years
TO tnourn his loss.
1t Is expected that the senmen generally, who
know the deceased, will attend the funeral.
, 1879-03-13


The schr Eliza Day is receiving new mast at
the Litht-11ouse Slip.
Tic 8cilr ]. W. Brown Is booked fer au over
hauling at Miller Bros.' dry-dock.
Capt. Clannou Ia supplying tho schr sky1ark
With new gang OF wire rigging.
The nsung-tug Davis arrived from Shchoy-
gan yesterday Afternoon with cargo OF fish.
The prop Heath Ia expected hero from sauEa-
tuck th!a morning with shingles anl lumber.
The cnnnl prop 1ockport brought 100 brls Of
-four up, und left hero yesterday on her second
trip Of the tcason with load Of wheat.
lie bark Parma is at tic Danyillc Elevator
receiving grim for temporary storage, Iii order
to rollrvo Tint institution Of tue extraordinary
Tie rrop prldgcon was tloatcd out Of hfiflcr
Bros.' dry-lock yesterday, utter having received
un ovurilaullng ansl u tug towcd her down to her
dock at LaSalle street.
Upon docking tue prop 1ntcr-0ccnn yesterday
1t WIS found tint she needs two new wheels, In
steud Of one, and they will be furnished hur.
Capt. Frank Pcsew aud John kcl1erhotlsc
are tho Delegates appolnted by the buffalo Yes
scl-owners' Association to attond the Cfcvclasd
Convention.
The Vessel. Owners Towing CompanY's tugs
Union md Van bchaiek are being fitted out, und
will he plnccd in commission IN nbuut ten days.
Failure 10 bear from tile Buffalo, Detro!t, md
other vcsscl-oxncrs Was the cause ol the post
ponoment of the Cleveland Convention, which
Will meet about tho middlo Of next week.
Tic Board of Directors OF the I.umber-VcRBcl
Owncrs' Association held meeting yesterday
afternoon u1ld recommended tho owners Of
vessels Ia the lumber trade now lying at this
port to remain here until april i. Nothing
was done about rascs.
Arumor wus alloat yesterday that the schooner
Flying Mist and barls rarana had beeu char
tered 1T ~ cents per bushel on corn to Buffalo,
but thcrc Was no truth III thu report, according
to tile gentleman having ti!e vessela In eturGc.
Tile Lualngton, Wells j. Van Sctlnck Cotupa-
ny have abandoned, for this scason. the project
of running Ewing OF six Or ninu bargcs from
thets mllls On tho Menomtnes River to Chicago.
largo as anticipated, the fall Of SNOW being very
]Ight anil Insufficient In that region for logging
purposes. On the cast Shore Of Like Michigan
tho winter season wns favorable for logging, unl
tho lumborlncn over there 'lavo gotten out
NIL tlseY require. Should the next winter be
favorable, aud the experiment now being made
by another company bo successful this navlga-
tton season. tho Company above named vii!
probably engage tho necessary vessels to form
CoMDlctt line.
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MILWAUKEE.

Spfcfat nFtpntch Ia 7At 7rib..t;t
MINIATURES, March 12-rhe schooncrs Anna
Tforine aud George Oscar arrived lfcrd this
morning with carGocs of wood from poln.s north
along tue west shore Of this luke. Tits after
uoon the sct,ooucr Napoleon cleared for Ahna-
pco to 1ohl with wood. Sbe IL tho lrst vessel
OF tho fleet Tint wLntcrcd hero to 60 Into cou,-
mission.
Capt. Travis Is here from Chicago to take
charge OF The schooner Lotus.
i!e sctoouer Granada went Into lrT-tlaek to-
dsy ut the Milwaukee Coinpany's yard for sun-
dry repalrs.
Yesterday, while the tug Welcome wns en-
tleayorlng to shift the schooner GranRtln from
Elevator A Slip, cnike Of Ice Wis hurled agunst
the schooner darlballl, crushing plank apoEo
lfVbt-Wp .tr mark.
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lBlBitlarek,

Labolcherc eayH: "MY recollection Of Bis
marck, however. wien usrd tu ecs u good deal
Ut hin, at Fratikfort hGluru he was great man,
oncc saw llfn dcvour fish tlyat smell 50 bjrfl
TINT It almost matie every ono else in the rou.n
sick. Aud tilrn tia handswsrc alwaEs filthy, a,,l
he used 10 paddle them Ia Ills plate In i most
unpleasant manner. Except for tt,csc peculiar
tiles lle was very agrecah1e tnan, talking, 1t ID
true, thirteen to tic dozen, but w1tE aurt of
clever, reckless, daredevil air.n
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,,s,ob; urine, 14.oooi5.oo, choice. s1u.ooo

I7.uU. =
rnov1stons-pork-Du! and unchanged; old,
40.26: nov, e1O.75. LaM--ncmand fair anu
market nrm; tIoree, packcsa'. OK @0Ao: roencd,
7A17!<e; kces, paekers'. 7@s7,ic. Du'k n,oais
quiet but steady; shoulders, loose, 3]ic: packed.
3Tc; clear rib, &c, c!car, Sic nneon-Hhrket
dull; shnultcrs,, 4.fda l.fc; elenr rib, h:fdh5Ac;
clear. bE6s7c.. i1ans- Bngar.eured scarce and
firm kt UGbl0c, ~ In alzn; un:anyaAtds H5Ail1ic.
Wm'aKr-Aatkct dull; Western Ecetiaca. s1.o59
lilo.
0unrrur.-cotlec qutct: ordinary 10 prime, II
Gb18!sc. Enrss quiet hut steady; cnsnn,oi tg good
cornmon, Asil6Ac: fair 10 fully fair, bh06Ae;
t!<c Molashes steady: fesmentinR, eo92Ac: cum.
mon. "lda28c. R!cc steady; tair demand at sida
GIc
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wer "I hna hron fo"na IN T En~land 1o1n a'a T.; ,,
- wy nAe esen .ounu w Ius'anu III "l,sn
hnsDands may euafd aahInst be!hE responsible
for the debts contracted bY cxtravgeaut wires.
The casc Of Howell aeainst Lord Dcsart. regent
H. trIn3 IN t1,c cuccn4x rcnch ntv}aton of t,,o
:, ,,,.h I.eq eu. ~ 4s.ts e. 't'Iu" .' y. tuo
nlEa eou1t y. oasl.ee' pciose 9F Aleaanasf
CocRhurn and spccill Jury, has considerable
interest 10 married men. The story is as fol-
'o' u'e su'' ~ 1.1-' n."s I4o o,'1Huso " =" W.
count alIeecu 10 DC due from LIS Lorasbtp Tor
eootlssupplicd to Lady yDcsurt rtbctwccpDcccmbcr,
1S75, autl June, 1877. The noblo defendant de-
"'so w ~. ~ ...,. 'ss..,.s., ~
on coming INTO his LILO inherited estates 50
heavily it!tunnefea " caarees upon t,Ie1n
lof re ugneMe o. lsta.!ses tna6 Imo nis acsGai
his n,arElaSe !.SIm 10 lsal To- to t9e sometime LAZY
pcsart A1Go ycar was aettleu on ner W nef
tAtief I'VE WI sttGsi Wv ues' ~ Ant te JUN
income was Ei'tHS 'et per anham. = wns inutual.
asfeea, -, ~. soo ps. sear snoas! pe sst al'att
TO meet tne e3pcnses oi thSif ldiht uoutekeen-
lslg, a'a lnA! her !.auys!'p snouA Ietain tor her
sole personal use thc annual sum Of 44U.
IN iew ~ yeas5 ma taS % !auS lan 'nso acot 70 the
cAtsnt ot @o,uo na!eH ntAft ausfs t!ef iHtutf
mnde arranEeinenls 70 llqultatc. a fresh agree
Lauy Dcsaft pso1lllsca|so lile lehelenuatt' eous1-
FL fepfeseh1eI- 70 incur anY na9fe usots:
nut IN snpte!loes, !9!o, TX nls1 !nsta1lt1ent ot
is year1y stined i3oaE o. ~ ~ as -" n4a 70 Aaa
Desart, anu III ueeehlneE 6i tllc same yGar she
openea 1resn efea't ~ aecount WIN slcssrs.
Howell y ,atlscs. lhe accoallt went on
unkhoWn 70 ner i, ausoamu @ ins .,,! sone eMnteen
Hlohtns: t'1S oiiis !or aouu6 aeuvefsti Me!e 6eat
II 10 AaMy ucsatt, allu uot 70 Hls l.ofoe!la; III
May, leIC Lazy U"east pald tt'c hrtsI I'D on nC'
count by her own cacrR On her o~n bankers,
hHl III Anfils lof4f sIe phta taerh IN !slt katne
ti1ai1cf ~ tiofe. ~ 80 aossfs: n1WoH q
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March I..-TLouH-Qulnt; Min.
es.ota extra family. medium to rloEco. s4.601
-; do fancy and high grades. 81. o3l6. 4..h;
WHO faaes. $3.50; 1ntliana do; 5000; Mlnao-
nIa patent process, 81. 90. .Rys 'dour steady at
E7s9D:s74. H'%''-
Gh1S-Wheat-pcmnnd light; No, 2 Western
10, p IN ELEVATOR. 81. 1H1t. Ryc steady; Westcrn,
sasa'he. Corn 1smer; Western rejected OF
Raes. aaGli3tte; stcamer do, 43Mc. Oata in
:sa .:%nea detnanu; mlxed, 30I31!sc; white, $40
I'll ,ar.asoy1aoNs--Btcndy at 31a a.E1iD13, 90. Meas
{s,t eTtts, 81. 0o110 90; ptcklcd S7.75Gs8. 70.
Ana-M ealeth ticrcc. 7.+O74c.
PeeTIka,-SomiAaily Unclaimed.
5Esses-Quiet: Wtstcrn l7QtlBc.
siaantt-. e9t steaily; Western full cstau,
wrs1holEUA-4uiet: refined, Gc,
SStaa.ssKf-MarEet du1l; Woatarn, 81. .OC}s.
~, ,et1nTt-Four. ~ 2, 800 urls; whual, 80, 600 hni
>Ssa' 4u'oo bu; oais, u, sou bn; rye, z, 600 hu.
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MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE, .s!areh 1a.-Ftorn-stcady.
GnA,N-wl,eat steady; opened sc lower; closed
firm: No. Milwaukee hard, 81. 01h, No. NIL.
wnakee, 81 90: No. 9 do, 01nc; March, 91Mc;
April, olEo; May, ooc; No. q Milwaukee. Bic;
No, 4, 7nMc; rejected, f0c. Corn htm; No. 2.
33'ac. Oats B!cady; No. 2. 2s.sc. Rye steady,
With good demand; No: ]. 45Ae. barley easier;
pnoyis1oNs-Sicady. Mess pork ou!et; new,
80. u. 1.arl-pr1ne etenu,, $G.:ii.
.ltoHa-Llve dull and nominal at 80 3.16td3. GO;
dressed dull and nominal al 81. 7d.
=. nEogtrTA-FiDnr. o, QUO hels; wheat, 81 GOO bu:
H'1rMEars-Flour. 5000 hsts; wheat, 81, COO
tu.
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CLEVELAND, O., March 111.-rErRoLEux-Stcady
standard shtte, 40 tcst, &c.
OH. Clrr, Pa, March 2.-pErNoIEux-sarkct
opened with salcs at B8;tc, declined 10 so!{c. at
which price It clOacd; hhipmcnts, ~, COO brls.
averaging no. 600; transactions, 1u4. 600.
T,r7sBuRu, Pa., 1Inschln.-FErnoLEuM-
crude, 81. 01t nt rarkcE's for shipment; rc1ued,
&c, Philadelphia delivery.
, 1879-03-13


MICHIGAN ClTr. Ind, March 12.-trhe harbor
Improvement, brcakwatcr, and ptcrs hnye With
stood the winter storms and Ice remarkably
well, md tho harbor is clear Of Ice atd III fine
condition, there being over eleven feet OF water
In all parts Of II. Capt. Manning tas been
milking carofu sounllngs IN tic past few days,
ind fluids such to be tho casc. Vessels can en-
ter ut any time.
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DErno1r, March II. .-FLoun-Flrm.
GItA,H-Whcaf steady; extra, s1,00A asked; No.
! whito, S1.04h: March, 81. ok: Aprll. 81. 95sk;
Receipts, -. 200 bu, shipments. So 574 BIZ.
, 1879-03-13

NEW Yonx, March 12.-Jobblnx trai1s improves
STEADILY, and business far with cotton Gonde CON-
mission houses; Utica shlrtinga and wilo hAcet.
ings arc advanced by sgonls; tancy prints rather
moro active; Rinshan,a quick; tress eoods IN fat
Eo0da in better demand.
, 1879-03-13

...,, have made pause, which. however,
khtis ,,x tc nnly temporary; corn scty i,aact-
u, 'faS,pe .3ersge quality Of American mixed corn
j. fa. u, .hnu,cnt by rall. els. Exports Of wheat
h,Io@sp. nd tne Continent aatins tho paat week.
Goqrh ~, ,,t,pa,eh to 7ns 7rsnuns.
81 March tl.-t1:J0 q. r.-rL0un-No. N.
liNi ~; Nyw;ht,t-w,ntcr. Mo. I, f'a hl; No. 2,
dt'"n 'onng, No. ]. As I'D: No. =, = Oh;
III T. ID; Il. Se eo;sssan y l,a No. slh No. 70 ID
y as,..,,a%.-rork, .,Su 4ss. Lard. 3.s ID.
ft'"s.sf Marci, 11.-Corroy-t}uict nnd un-
ir.safpstt55 pstt55sI5!id; shlos. s., GOO bales; sbee'..
tfieo, I'd EXPORT, 9. coo; American, 7.ooot'
tda'm,.,oxt-Lard--Aiaetican. w. m ga 0d; Dacon--
ts!..rar, ts!ar March -7ErnohnuH-22nd. =
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thsnged.
>. p.u.0fx-Whea.-Westorn dull snd hrm; No. 9
.ts'5San!a red, ST. .1H,l0l. l8s; No. 2 Western
c' cpo'' l.l3K@1. l3A; May. Sl.l4M@1.14A.
,sa ,anwr"estesn firm; easy; Western tgntxso. spot
.s.a' ~ nsteh' 43sGb43ac; April, 44l@l4Ac; Mar,
s,sssSA sssAo; steamer 4o3s@4os:c. Oats unchanged.
'}sanist and unchanged,
ppAY-Du!l unchanged,
Basss..iastokA-Fitm; unchanged.
bbaoos-Eas!oF al I5Qalijc.
rasnsaoLkux..Qntot and unchanged.
S"s.EE-nnll aud unchnuyed.
FsInts'Kf-Dnll at IL ,O7Gpl, O7K.
csi'nani csi'naiaIs1s-To liverpool. pss steamer, stsady.
R1rs;,,sS ~; a4uE, - Id: gra!u. 7didt71,l.
b.; ba;sa,sFaa1,fi9ur, sa,s r., 1.7l3 urls; wheat, gu, 600
b. as'H'fAss7s-Whaat, i3S. 16o bu; corn, IL, ooo
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ToLEpo. O.. March 19.--GnArN-Wheat Qutet;
anibor Michigan, May, 81. OIL; No. red Wabash.
May. 81. o7al. Corn quiet, No. :, cash, 35Ao;
May, 57alc. ohts-SothtHg dung.
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CLEVELAND,

Special Dtspotch to The Tribune.
CLEVELAND, o., March 12.-As there was no
attendance from abroad, aud as Cleytlahd took
no stock In It, tho long announced meeting Of
yesael-owncra did not come of to-day.
, 1879-03-13

BUFFALO, March 12.-GnAlx--Wheat neglected
and nominal. Corn dull; sales Of . cars now on
truck at :.Dic. Oats dull; sales car mixed Vest
een at 30c, Rye neglected. Darloy-Light In
gulry; no sales
RllLnoAD FRE1oura-unchanged.
, 1879-03-13
OS1Y EGO.

oswxaa, March IL. -GNAtN-W Wheat steady; No.
hard Duluth aprIng, S1.10; No. Milwaukee,,
s1.o5. Corn hrm; No. Woatern, 44c.
, 1879-03-13

KANSAS CtrY, March 19.--GnA1N-The Price
Current reports wheat receipts, 10. 15o bu; nhp.
mcnts. 1l,414 bu; drmcr; No. 2 cash, elhc;
March, pic; No. 3cash, sGc; March, i8B!zo; No.
4 caah, BUc. Corn-Necepts, 7,a00 bu; ship
Hnrch, 15Ac,
, 1879-03-13
T1OSs1tON.

BnsToN, March j.. .-FLoun-Firm; Western
supees, 81. a51a 90; common extras, 3d. T5l4. 81;
Wisconsin extEas 81. to; Minnesota do, 81. 10
1G.60; winter wheat, St. 1.nufs Sa.h0i1G.io;
1ilnos and Indiana, 81. o0GDa. 90; Ohio md Mich
tenn ST. 76G1h 10; Wisconnln and Minnesota spring
wheat ~. loGb8. 10; wlntor wscnt. so. 0Q1e.60.
GnAls--Corn Gutct; mixed anu yellow. 473iae.
Oats Htcady; No. l and extra white, 37Ghi0c: No.
2 white, JG1iGb37c; No. ) whits and No. 2 mixed,
05Ge3oc. Nyc-U5lGNc.
nxcEtrrs-Ftous, 4,20o bsls; corn. %, 600 bu;
wheat, 10, 900 bn.
bltlrYENrs-Flour, !, 600 bsls.
WooL-t&niet; BUYERS indifferent; ftaltng MILLS
having supply; Ohiu md Pcnnsy lsanln, 3'i4l;3ac
Michigan and Miaconsiu, 3l@33o; conabing md
Dolatnc, :64D40c.
, 1879-03-13

uaLEAss. March l9.-.Faou,l-Qaict but
sm,s ssapef1ne. 81. 90; XIX, -. 75Gt4. 90; Xxx,
a high grades, Sa.2aGa5. 67M.
I'M, ,,ta!a dull, weak, and lower II 4hG47c.
nen uaa !. md nominal At 37l3sc.
III aaAl-B Scarce and nrua 1t $3.50.
oa'' aud noml nall ordinary, tle. 600
, 1879-03-13

1sp,AxAroL,s, Ind, March II. .-Hoos-Stcady;
So. 505l4 90; rcceipls. 2, 200 head.
GRAtx-Wheat strong; No. 2 rcd. 81. .03GD1. Oh.
Corn steady at 33433lc. Oats arm at 25,iGa
27c.
PRoy,s1oss-shoulders. 3s;c; April, axe; cuar
rib, 4sfc; Aprli, hc. Lard, 0,lc. Hams, T5ic.
, 1879-03-13

TURpENTINE,
W,Lxlxoyna, March II, 2,-srlKlTs Or TunFAN-
rlHs-SteAiy at 2Di4c.
, 1879-03-13
ST. Louis.

St. Louis. No., March 1e.-Ftoun-Easier
htnot quoably lowor; prlces maintained, how
Het only on light supply. ).
Gniis-wheat dull md lowor; options fluctu.
It'd good lehi; No. !. red full. Sl.011s casl.;
&lo2E11. o. April; 81. .o4t1. .oaa; May; St. 0a,t
elolG June; No. du, Ds1ic; No. spring. soc.
Con- easier; No. mixed, 1eAo cash; 3a,l6a
ESc March; 33c Apsil; 33H@33Ao; closing
NAe Aayi 3lalGz3{c, June; 35aic Jusy, Oats
s'ner; No. 2. 2ass1:89se caab; .5.sc bid May.
R1e higher; 4silc. Barley dull; primo to choice,
hGI70c.
EliskT-Stchly at g.. o.. .-......
=. .ygos1soSs-rotk lltshcr;- johblng, sO.R5sb
; MV9; Toltiy deiiyerod. Lard arner; So. 60
!, iiksd. , Bulk neats armcr; Eas lots, clear Ribs,
sS; ,ssss sslsar s4.Bo naeon stronger; clear ribs,
asex!!7s-Flour. 4, GOO br,s; wheat, 10, oo0 bu i,
en, ". 900 tu; oats, d. 900 bn; rye, =, DDU hn |;
atles. i, 600 hn. -. '
,su'rsEsss-Flour. 0. 900 bs,s; wheat, 1000
hf!sY, none.