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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-01-31
THE DEMOCRAT.
Mineral Point, Friday, Jan. 81, 1879.
Local Items.

Court commences at Lancaster
next Tuesday.
Reggie Hughes has moved into
Mrs. Collins old stand.
Hon. ID. III. Pulcifier is compiling
the Wisconsin Blue Book.
The Mineral Point Gvmnastic
Club is preparing to give a public
entertainment soon.
J. Bracken Pulford opens 4 law
and collection office at Belmont
this week.
Miss Mary Mcmillan, of Chicago,
is the guest of Miss Margaret
Healey, Of this city.
ChaS. Gilman and jas. Argall
have gathered good crops Of ice off
the dams they constructed last Fall.
4 large bear was killed near Devil
creek, in this State, the other day.
When dressed, the carcass weighed
over four hundred pounds.
The work on Charles Gillnann's
brewery is finished. The building
is large and well built, and is fitted
up in the latest and most improved
manner for brewing.
The Sunday temperance meetings
at the City Hall are quite popular.
On Sunday last Mr. VIII c. King,
of Green county, delivered an able
address to a very large audience.
Ex-Presiding Elder p. S. Mather
and Rev. V. Grimmer, n Catholic
clergyman of Platteyille, are throw
ing hot shot ut each other through
the columns Of the Grant County
Gazette.
Some one who writes editorials
for certain daily paper, must
also write for the Darlington Rcpub-
lican and Mineral Point Tribune.
One Of hiS articles appeared as
original editorial il AL three last
week.
The latest dodge Of the sharpers
in Iowa is to sell the farmers a new
kind Of oats at $40 per bushel, and
contracting to take all the farmer
raises next year at $50 per bushel.
They get a farmers note, sell it, and
kip out.
Our new Long Primer type was
manufactured ~ Benton, Cove Il
Co, of Milwaukee The metal is
good and is well tempered. We can
recommend it to our fellow printers
a. type that cannot be beaten for
durability.
Hon. Ansley Gray one " the
two Democratic members Of the
lower house of the Dakota legisla-
ture, introduced in that body re-
nlution congrat,ilating Wisconsin On
eleeting Matt Carpenter to the Y. :.
Senate. The resolution was unani-
nensly adopted.
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The Yankton (Dakota) Herald
gives an account of railroad excur-
sion which was participated in by
many prominent citizens Of Iowa
and Dakota. In speaking Of the
toasts the Herald says
After dinner the real fun began.
The Rev. Lozier, Sioux City, spoke
first o. behalf Of Iowa, and opened
the battery Of his wit upon the
press.
The next call was general, and
Mr.. Watkins, of the Sioux City Tri-
bune, availed himself Of the oppor-
tunity to bury brother Lozier be-
meath deafening round Of applause,
Mr.. Watkins is of a pale, intellectual
cast of countenance, and as liable u
be mistaken for an ever-worked
young parson, as jaded quill dri-
yer. He turned his wit - neatly
and delicately upon the broadside
parson that everybody felt happy
not perhaps excepting the parson--
and the conviction seemed spon-
tancous that 1T the conclusion If the
heartiest laugh Of tile day vas d
good time to quit
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-01-31
Iowa County Court-ln Probate.

Iowa County Court-ln Probate.
In tho matter Of tho estate Of Joseph Kiln.
gen, deceased.
Letters 81 administration having the day
been issued to Margaret Ellcngen OF snld
county, aud six months from the date hereof
being SLOWED and limited creditors To present
their claims against said dccoaacd for aSamlna-
ton aud allowance.
II Ia ordered that all claims and demands
against the estate OF Haid aceased be received
and adjusted before tho judge Of thte court; and
for that purpose he will be ri hls office In the
village OF Dodgesille on the nrst Tuosday Of
each mouth during tho term above limited.
Ard u IA further ordered aud directed that
the times and places for examining and allow
ing cialws. and the time limited tn creditors
to present their claims be given by publication
for four successive weeks In tho Iowa County
Democrat, 4 weekly newspaper printed In THE
state.
Dated. Dodgeyillo, January 7th, 1870.
IA JOHN 4. JONES, County Judge.
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Iowa County-City of Mineral
Pomt-ss, In Justices Court.

tVWW NVNH9N WY - AHUfNINI
Poimt-Ss. In Justices Court.
To James :, Eastman.
You are hereby notified that war
rant Of attachment has been issued
against You, and your property attach
cd to satisfy the demand of ]. NJ.
Smith, amounting to Forty.seven dol
lars. Now unless YOU shall appear
before John l.. Tramel, aJustico Of
the Peace IN and for said county, at
his office in said city. ON the i4th day
of February, 1871, ut 10 O'clock in the
forenoon, Judgment will I've rendered
against YOU, and Your property sold to
pay the debt.
Dated this 2tSt day Of January, A.
u. 1870. j. NJ. SMITH,
4l Plaintiff,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-01-31
Farm for Sale.

The "Padley Farm" IN the south
part Of the town of Linden. Iowa
County for saleo reasonable terms. by
2l-i LANYoN & SPENSLEY.
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Notice.

All persons knowing themselves in
debtcd to me are requested to call and
settle ut once, to save costs and trouble.
January 8, 1879. John HORN.
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Good Things for 1e7a-7e.

The arrangements for literary and art contrI-
buttons for the new yolnme--the sixth-are
complete, drawing from already fAyoTiIu
sources, as well Os from prominent new ones.
Mr.. Frank X. Stockton's new serial story for
boys, Jolly Fellowship, Will run through tho
twelve monthly partr. beginning with tho
number for November, 1879, the nrrt Of the vol
nme,-and will be illustrated by James H.
Kelly. The story is one OF travel and adyen
ture In Florida and the Bahamas. Fol-
the girls, u continued tale, - Half 4 Dozen
housekuepers," by Katharine ID. Smith with
illustrations by Frederick Dieiman, begins IN
the rame number ana fresh serial BY Susan
Coolige, entitled "Eyebtight," with plenty OF
spictures, Will be commenced early IN the vol
umc. There will also be n continued fairy tale
'kumpty budgets Tower written by Julian
hawthorne, and illustrated by Alfred Fred
ericks. About the other familiar features OF
ST. NioAoLAs, the editor preserves n good
hnmored silence. content. perhaps, 10 lot her
i've volumes already irsued, prophecy concern.
lug the sixth, In respect 70 short stories, pic
tureF, poems, humOr. instructive sketches. and
the lure and lore OF Jack In the lpit, theYcry
Little Folks departm ent, and the Letter. bo 4,
and Riddle. box.
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st. Nicholas,
SoRIBNER's ILLUSTRATED MAaAzINl
For GirlS and B0YS.
An Ideal Chlldr.n,. Magazlnr

An Ideal Children's Magazine
Mesers Scribner ~ Co. In 1871. began the
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Mapce Dodge M editor. Five years has passed
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aHine has won the highest position. IL hae n
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Mr.. VIM. r. Davis will deliver u

Mr., VIM, Il. Davis will deliver 4
temperance lecture III the City Hall
next Sunday afternoon,
Frank +, Hanscom, Assistant
Postmaster, takes in Madison this
week.
The II. \ q. 4, Club, gave i
pleasant social hop III tie City Hall,
on Wednesday evening last.
Mr.. Jacob Fecht, of the Blackney
House, Highland, will give a grand
Masquerade Ball ON Monday even
ing February "a.
Miss Exilda l.aChapellc, has I'M
dertaken to walk 300 quarter miles
in 200 quarter hours. She began
her journey last Saturday, and will
close the same February 22d.
EpIroRs DEMocRAr:-l see ~
the Tribune that | am out three
days board for tho California Min
strels. There is no truth in this
statement. | am paid in full. Such
statements are common to that pa
per Yours truly, J. &. MCkEE.
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NoTIcK To CREDITORS. All persons
III the firm of Schaeffer A
Wasley are hereby notified to call and
settle Immediately. az they are selling
out. ScHAETER Il WAsLEY.
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Mineral Point r. r.
rLATTEvILLE DIVISION.

MAIL.
eoiso East An. conc WEST; a; N
do Belmont, 5 so Arrive Calamine. 10 %
Arrive Csl2mnc. Il ~ Leave do 10 %
Leave do 645 Leave Belmont. 1105
Arrive Mini Point Z 20 Arrive platteville II IS
FREIGHT AND 4 CC0RA0DAY 10N.
GOING EAST PM GOING WEST. r. NJ
Leave Piatteyis 1 A. Leave Calamine Z 40
do Belmont 215 do Belmont $40
Arrive Calamine 900 Arrive Piattevil!e 4 SO
e6 Passengers leaving Mineral Point at 500
A. NJ can reach Madison At p. NJ. the pame
day, by way Of Freeport and Caledonia.
CHAS. 4. GALE, Agent.
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Time Tables.
O., Nj. s. st. Paul r. r.
Illinois Central R. r.

The only route running thtouxh cars bet" cen
Warren and Chi,As1. The only route to 1t,
Louis, Cairo. ana he South, and to
Dubuque Sioux city. plsaha and west.
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TO Boarders.

SAVE MONEY: am prepared 10 take
boarcers aud will furnish q FIRST GLASS
''''' ~ JAMES BRlEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-19

Money on cali was quoted at per cent in the carly
dealings ut tho Stock Exchange. The banks con-
sinued TO pay legal tenders the SubT-easury on
sccount of four per cent bonds. the amount with
drawn from circulation in that way to-day being
$500 900. After the rate call loans ad-
vanccd TO per cent, but in tho closing hour it de-
cncd to PER cent aud closed at those rates. The
sub-Treasury statement for the day exhibits Re
ccipts. s2.459O97 81 payments, s2.Gt5,715 80; coin
balance. $i29.93s,666 "a; currency balance.
s45, Joo.s2i 81.
The Clearing House statement shows 500, 905, 4l9
Exchanges and 81, g70.l4O balances.
At Washington the receipts from internal revenue
o-day were S6loo0o; from customs. s465.oOO
Amount OF bank notes received for redemp tion
s2oo,ooo refunding certificates received for ex-
change, s35, 10000.
The stories about the Treasury coming to tho relief
Of the money market were again circulated to-day.
There is no foundation for them.
The Inman steamer City of New York. which ar
rived to-day. brought 100000 specie aud the Cunard
steamer Bothnia which lett Liverpool to-day this
oort carries 100000 specie. For the past week the
prcic importation amounted to S1.173,4l0 OF which
1868 4s7 was gold and the remainder silver.
Government bonds in this market to-day wcre
arm, and closed steady at the following quota
tions -
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. August 10. 1879.
good ordinary a.c Net receipts g7s bales, srcss l.i2
Expcr,s coastwisc 2s'5. sales. 325. stock, 4.75s
INV OHLEASs. August ls. 1879.
Cation strong mdsSl s %Se iSw %,ddinE "e
Sales iso last evening zoo s'' Stock s gross
MOBILE August IS, 1874
SS'S spsss.s %ddSs % 10y T Sss
coastwise, li9 sales, rs. Stock. 49,.
c,,,.. quiet, ma4.s ,s .y..l 10. A Ss'.s ls5
soss "Ta,nssy sales. st rsssP' "a bales Exports
Cotton cute, and nominal: %idiss iSsss ios.. t;
low %iddns TO- se good Ordinary i.4e Net receipts.
s., wnslseros n. e. august is, 1879.
ST. soos "s% 81 ca. s"pc @t
hard u yellow dip, siD virgin 81 Tar firm at 81 Is.
Flour unchanged sale. 900 Sss %hss sale.
state lot" red sps ss. he'd "s:
q 1000 bushels No wss,s,n =. Ale oats sneaanscd
Rye scarce; canads ncmInaily oe in bond Corn meal
peas, T.s. rye G. TO- New YsfS: lumber; 90
grain to Boston ise to New York ise and e Albany,
l and 70 aIs snS, s psr lbs
BUFFALO. August 49, 1879.
s YGs siE .''s: ..;: s9;
!. s;s.1 !, % ,,.. ;sriss' % .s,,ss:
winter - 80 SIS; process 81 ~ s7 10 Wheat dull;
No hard Dulutn quoted ut 81 ~; No. Duluth a. 10;
old rod aud amber winter. 81 "a ri Us: white
winter, VI ". Corn quiet; sales OF 2UW bushels
No. Western At Ale; high mixed Western, 4itsc
oats quo,ed-No Western, sac. state retailing Doe.
aac. Barey--Nothng doing i've inactive. Western held
At vc High wines q"is;: city made. 81 y 81 Us Corn
process u l3aS1 l+Pcr Mil feed selling At city
mis-,oarse. Sl2 Anc, SIS: finished, si4 = Si5 per
ton. Rye feed, Si+ Canal frexhts
firm; wheat, 1iac: {; corn and rye, 5szc. oats &C.,
TO New York Rail frcights asking &c. for wheat ne.
for DC for oats TO New York Receipts by
Flour oU bills wheat. l732UO bushels; corn, 7B.0UO
do oats. $500 do; barley, 400 do rye, 400 do. BY
ir5 ~Ddo Shipments by railrosds-Fiour, sIuW bills.
wheat, 2s3.75O bushels; corn, 1871 HD do oats ~ eO
do. bsricy. sbb Dr.; rye 1850 do. canal TO tids
watet-Whcat 45Vv bushels; corn. 1880 do. rye, $3.50
do.
DETROIT. August 49, 1871.
Flour firm salcs 400 bb,s white at 81 heat stronger;
extra White Michigan poninsily ~ Ol No. white do,
ing Ejc amber held ,ssc Corn steady with fair
quest No. yellow. 4jc high mix No. Mixed
ssc; No 2 do 4Oc. Oats lower with scarcely in
qury; No. white 33i,c No do, sac.: No mis- ed
32isc.; No do, 3<c Clovcrsced dull; primo, - To-
cio,cc. ~ 10. heccipts-FIour. ,TUv bbls. wheat
1881 bushels corn, 400 do; oats 3s5U do SHIP
meDtsFour, 1880 bills; wheat 2uyI5 bushels; corn,
lutD do. oats. 800 do
. CINCINNATI: august ~ isIt
Flour Grmer; family, ~ ~ =, 10 Wheat iairly actve
and shade higher nj yc. Jc Receipts 1000 bushels
shipments 5000 do. Corn In good demand and shade
higher at 80 Doc Oats moderately active aud higher
~ 15c 2sc Rye In good demand At full prices tc Bur
ley dull and nominal Pork quiet but firm AZ ~ 20 Lard
In good demand; current make. " To- Bat meats strong
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shoulders held @ 81: shovt rib "a 30 bid; shov clear
and held s. 10. Bacon IN good demand and
shade higher; shoulders 4sc; clear ribs 53se clear
sides 50 o2S s. TO Wbskey active and firm a 81 O5
Batter and steady and unchanged Hogs active and
hrm 81 ~ So So light So 40 s. -: ackins.
$40 1910; butchers, S. Is 1856 Receipts. i.24s;
shipments. 40.
CHICAGO. August 49, 1879.
rl"u, nominaliy unchanged. Wheat unsettled put
sisc, cash; s4Sc s5c, October No do TIC 791sc
Corn easier at cash; 33zSc Sac september:
lever k, a. ass cash ase, ssptember as,se October
TENDER Flsxsssd. vi 20 81 "a. Pork steady and un
changed q - 50 cash; So 471s a, 81 So septcm.
&, s., 10 cash and September, and bid October.
shouders Ss 50; clear ribs. 81 ISL clear Sides q IS
freights 10 Budalo-Corn 4isc wheat Sc Receipts
Fioar 1000 bbls wheel ltoo bushels; corn, ss6 600
500 9o S6s wheat % ono bushels corr
do. Al the close:wheat stronger at s5c September;
e5ac, October Corn frmer ana &c higher hrnsf
and &c higher. PROVISIONS steady and unchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-19

Total sales at the Board 169. 900 shares, in
rluding:-Northwest, $3.50; do. preferred. 1850:
Lake shore, 24920; ST. Paul, 2s.O15; do. preferred,
LAO; Delaware and Lackawsnna, 1880; Erie Rail-
way, $500: Western Union, $40: New Jersey Gen.
sral. 1000; st. Louis, Kansas City and Northern
i.4oo; do. preferred 5000; Pacific Mail 1885; Han
nibal and st. Joseph. 700: do. preferred. 1900;
Wabash, 1900; Michigan Central. 100; st. Louis.
San Francisco and Northern. 10O do. preferred,
1900; do. first preferred. 1854; Kansas and Texas
LlOo Ohio and Mississippi go; Delaware and Hud-
son. 500; New York Central, 23i.
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Bid Asked.
United States AS. 1891. COUPON. 1854 l0bh
United States fours, 1907, registered 1905 1Ul
Tinted States fo,lrs 1907. common 1907. l0l


United States fours, 1907 registered. 1905 1n
United States fours. 1907, coupon. 1905 lOi
In State bonds Louisiana cousols declined TO 81.
and District of Columbia 365s to $50. $50. while
Tennessee skies. old. steady at 800. Riilroad
bonds very dun in the early dealings. an l. in
deed. throughout. with the exception OF the Erie
second consols. in which there large trans
actions. and which declined from 7s,s 75 to 74t,
while the funded fves from 10 to 74i4. Albany
and Susquehanna drsts declined to 10i. and Great
Western seconds. coupon. to 90is. while East
Tennessee aad Georgia nrsts advanced to looh. In
tho afternoon the Erie second consos fell on to
"a and funded lives to 727s 70. with later sales OF
former Tax. San Francisco seconds. class A. ad-
to TO- and Hannibal and St. 10 Fights to loo'
ST. Paul solidated sinking funds declined to loo'
and Cincinnati and Springfield frsts. guaranteed by
c. e. aud l.. to 96l.. Kansas City and Northern Il.
r. sevens advanced to Jog. and Jersey Central con-
soils assented to 9Sss.
Philadelphia stocks closed at the following
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rhe closing quot.tions were:-

At San Francisco the opening prices of mining
shares were: Gould 4 Curry. l2ia; Savage. IA;
Cholier Z; Ophir. SO after 81 Hale Norcross. 4a;
Grown Point Az: Yellow Jacket. l7 Belcher. 40;
Imperial, Ia; Virginia Consolidated ex dividend.
a.; California. exdividend, Al: Best Becher. 10;
Union Consolidated, 60; Alpha. "a; Sierra Nevada.
4s; Mexican. 80; Silver H IA Justice. so Julia,
4,a; Utah. 81; Alta. IA Bodie. II; Bechtei IA;
Tioga. ga Independence. as; Segregated Belcher.
"a; Bulwer, 81; Mono 974; Consolidated Pacinc. X;
Potosi. Ok; Standard, 3o Exchequer. 67s; North
Standard. ~; Boston Consolidated. Ia.
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In London there was strong market for British
consos. which advanced to 97S 97X for both
money and the account United States bonds
also strong. new tours selling mp to los. AIS TO
loss and ves to 1864, but subsequently, the tours
and AIS reacted y per cent American railway
curities were generally higher. New Jersey Central
closing at 50. New Jersey Central consolidated at
103 Reading at 20A. Pennsylvania at 424. Illinois
Central at 9O. Erie common at 2s preferred at So.
Erie second consolidated at 1874 and Erie
funded hves at 7SA. The Bank OF England lost
$4,000 bullion balance to-day, which amount it
is sad goes to Canada. At Paris rentes s2f.
&C., and the rate for bills London up to 25f.
81 &c. The Bank of Germany shows . decrease of
$50 900 marks for the past week.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT HIGHER; FUTURES
HfGHER-FLoUR QUIET WHEAT FIRMER--coRN
FIRM-OATs EASIER-wHIsKEY QUIET-PORK
QUIET-LARD QuIEr-sPIRITs rURPENT. NE
NoMINAL--RosIN NOMINAL COFFEE FIRM
SUGAR FIRM Pc RoIEUM DULL.
MONDAY. August 1876 P. NJ
The markets quiet for the most part to-day.
the protracted rain storm tending to greatly restrict
mercantile transactions. There was but little change
in values, although there was little softening in
some quarters result of the quietude Change
Flour was quiet and somewhat irregular. Wheat
was sha 10 hrmer at the opening. but closed quiet
Corn firm. Oats quiet and easier. Pork quiet
Lard quiet Cotton the spot and futures higher
Groceries firm. Naval stores dull and nominal
Oils and petroleum were dull. fEt
CorrEE-The market for Rio steady at late prices
We sales Of SO bags Rio Bela at l3c 545 bags
do OK do private ~ bags do. Clarn jon
kins and 1890 bags do. Axoreau, both private
terms. Tho following withdrawn from stock :--52
bags Santos 57eEbaRs Ro 5s7 do. and 5000 do do,
all ex Biea; 5O4 bags do Bessel and 329 bags do
Colorado The Koln arrived yesterday Sunday with so7
bags including 10 l bags Rio and 27e bags Santos We
quote Ordinary cargoes 1lt4c; fair do, l3fc.: good
prime do l41sc. extreme for lots llsc
16c Santos fair to good 1916 l4c.. ninety days Java
government bags, 22c. DC. mats, 24c. 25c.
Singapore, 16c l7c; Ccylon, lac. l6c; Maracaibo
lI1ac 16lsc; Laguayra l3c. 15c.; Jamaica, l2c.
I41sc st. Domingo 10i4c li1sc; Porto Rico. l5c.
lslsc: Costa Ricn I4c lie; Mexican lac An
gestura l5c i7c savania, &c l1c. Curacoa lie.
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STAINED Good ordinary, l0'sc; strict good ordinary
one r. G-soe,e@ber 20 a ii s7e zoo :, is.e, 500 at
100 iie 500 10 i7e 7oo At 10 ise; November.
80 at iO2lc 10, a. 10 .se January. 100 10 3Dc.
80 az ia2sc Total 2s.so, baes. To-Day up. to
September lUjat Die 400 at ii5fc. 200 5sc 40
i37c. 800 at ii5sc. 2dbJat II. 'c. 800 / enc
~ s rj s &c at 'S ss: 5 at iiss: :.
700 g',s sss. LIEF go al. Tie 2coa,ii re.
t III ss 1Ss % a. III se +. Ss -" a.
s.o., 100 a, H. 100 at TIE, I'D at zoe.
500 :, a. se o a. ssc i a. il ss a. 5 s's G.;
II Zoe. puat u :tc iUat lose. 1000 ut iI.67c..
1r.5ic. 34o at Iu32c.. LOS. oosc 40 ~ jac. aty
At lnoic. 100 at ioo2c LIN ut los $50 io57c.,
veJnbsr. i.iU at ios.c oo at l0s5c i03sc. 40
iu3sc. Il" at ioazc.. $50 ~ 2Dc. db' iu3c.
alto Sc De :ember. c'o iOc. i0avc. 4oo ~
ios7c.. i,T At aSe $40 at ics,s. ioS At
l0l,c: Jauusry, 80 at lnsic, i.U iu3ac
March, %.f, =, ISso sxeh."ssas pn; to exchange TO-
Tor August Total @,Soo Sass fraud total. is' sv
bales Tho receipts At tho ports follows :-avss
,an s.s New orssn' ~ Mobile a "ysn.an 2
Total .ip This day last week. 775 This day last year
v+4 Total sine, September i,43S.55s bates. Cotton
I'D ;sal 7s2d To iavre steam. ssc comp sail
se 10 Bremen. steam, SIed, sail lice. To
s73iUJ bushels; corn neal 34s bills and ~ bags; corn
matt ~ IW, do. Fiour-The Hour market was quiet and
somewhat uucertan the better grades selling
irregular prices; tho sncs Including state and
southern, l2ouO bbs within the annexed range.
Rye Hour ruled steady aud 800 bills sold at iui prices
bsu sol at a uu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-19

wi-nt-Tbc market opened with Increased nrmness aud
winter shade dcarcr for all kinds The demaud
moderate, however, and the market closed qnet. Tho
sales including @nUU bushels for future delivery were
G!sU bushels at 81 Orsa 81 w for No. rcd 81 US14
NJ ~ for No red for August 81 M for do for Sep
TENDER I'll tp 81 uoa Tor do do for October 81 U4 for
ambcr spot and August and september; ~ ~ for No.
white for August 81 t,si, for No white 81 II 81 liz
for state white U7s4 81 Vs for mixed winter - S
On for unsradcd amor and 81 O7 for No red
The following the bid and asked prices NJ the second
call NO spring, for August 8c bid 81 on asked do