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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-12-11

An EXCITING CHAsE.-On Monday last,
as Messrs. j. H., Jacob and Hugh Hamilton
were passing near Thinking Spring, they
espied splendid buck, not far from the
spot where large bear was captured several
weeks ago. Returning home, they secured
their dogs and In a short time had the deer
under full speed. The chase was an excit-
ing one, as game, dogs and horsemen tore
through the open country, over fences,
fields and streams, stampeding cattle and
frightening stock generally. After an hour
and three-quarters chase the dogs ran the
buck down and he was captured. He pro-
we'd to be splendid specimen, weighing 1875
pounds metz
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Markets..

The markets in this place continue firm, with a
steady uplook, sympathizing with the quotation 8
n the eastern ard western centres OF trade. For
the past ten days, by reason Of the open weather,
all OF the channels of communication between the
we st and east have been in active ope ration, car
rying wheat to the seaboard. The maintenance
OF present prices under this heavy influx of grain
to the shipping points, clearly dem onstrates that
1.-THE ruling quotations at this time are the mini
mum rates, and that with severe weather and OBJ
structions to rapid transit prices must stiffen.
We therefore have no idea that there will be any
falling off in quotations, but think there is every
reason to believe some advance will be expe-
rienced Wheat yesterday was quoted here at
40 to As; extra -four, soto 35-both firm and
the farmers, generally, holding for an advance.
Bacon, cents, hog round, Oats, So to 80.
Hay in this market, IS to cents per 100 lbs. In
Richmond, 80 to IS. In Baltimore, ST. to $18 per
ton, best timothy.
In Baltimore, wheat was quote at 1 So to 60.
In Richmond, b to SO.
STANTON MARKET, DEC. III, 1879.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-12-11

GoDEY's LADY's Book FOR JANUARY
greets the New Year with a face of smiling
beauty, containing a varied feast of good
things for lovers Of literature, art and fash
ion. The steel plate is one of Darley's mas
terpieces-a party of happy people seeing
the old year out and the new year in. In
this number is commenced a new serial by
Christian Reid, whose novel in The Lady's
Book last year won universal favor. The
new story opens with great interest, and
promises to be one Of this popular authors
best works. There is a clever satirical fpic.
ture of the Amateurs first trial, in which
the tracks of an old house cat are being
closely investigated by city fop, arrayed in
gorgeous costume for hunting. There is a
eolored pattern, full page, for a glove box
in addition to patterns for toilet and fancy
articles, numerous and varied. The recipes
are for '.Sick Room and offer many ap
petlzing dishes for invalids. In addition to
Christian Reid's novel, ''Roslyn's Fortune"
there are contributions from many popular
writers. The s'Rosebud Garden of Girls'' is
continued, ana summary given of previous
chapters, for new subscribers. We will fur
nish the VIRGINIAN and Godey's Lady's
Book for one year at the low price of $3.50
on application at this Office.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-12-11

THE COUNTY JUDGEsHIP. = Both city
and county are considerably exercised over
the coming election of county Judge by the
General Assembly. Petitions have been
circulated and numerousy signed, praying
the Legislature to re-elect the present in
cumbent, Judge j. N. Hendren, than whom
the State of Virginia has no officer ADLER,
more upright, conscientious and popular. 1t
is understood, however, that in the s'clean
sweep" none will be spared, and it seems
to be the general impression that J. NJ.
Quarles, Esq, will be chosen for the posi-
ton. Ii change is to be made, Mr.. Quarles
would be as coed as could be gotten. He
is a young man of fine legal attachments,
sound judgment, high moral character and
sterling worth. Petitions favoring his ap-
pointment are being circulated and have
received number of signatures.
The handsome thing for the Legislature to
do would be to give the county Judgeship to
Mr. Quarles. and place Judge Hendren on
the Supreme Bench-a position his eminent
abilities and peculiar qualifications fiji him
to adorn.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-12-11

SALE OF MINERAL LANDs.-We have
just learned that Messrs. Echols, Bell &
Catlett have negotiated sale of their valu.
able property at Rockfish Gap, lying on
both sides of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway,
to party of Pennsylvania capitalists, repre-
sented by Mr.. r. N. Pool. Messrs. Echols,
Bell & Catlett have had party of engineers
at work making surveys of the property for
some weeks, which will be completed in a
short time. The purchasers, with the usual
active management of Mr.. Pool, have placed
a mining engineer, Mr.. Strauch, OF Pottsvlle,
Pa, in charge, who started work on Mon
day last, with a strong force of hands, open
ing the iron mines and preparing for the
construction of large furnace in the near
future. An advertisement in to-day's VIR-
GILMAN, for two hundred hands, indicates
that enlarged operations are to be prose-
cuted.
This is another of the evidences of Mr..
Pools far reaching sagacity. The property,
containing about 5000 acres, embraces the
finest specular ore in the country, and from
the surface exhibits is inexhaustble in guam
tity. It is only recently that he had directed
his attention to it, and before it was known
that he had it in contemplation to purchase,
he had organized company of capitalists
and was prepared to close the contract
without delay. The convenience of the ores
to transportation. and the great advantages
of the location for furnace, render the
property very valuable, and give the assu-
rance that we are not to wait long in this
section for the boom in iron. What will turn
u next, we cannot say, but from the fie
that this portion Of Virginia possesses nu-
merous valuable iron properties, which can
be purchased at reduced figures, we reason.
ably conclude that other investments will
not be long following this one.
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CLERKS ,APPoINTED.-Mr. p. Fl. Nc
Caull, Clerk OF the House Of Delegates, has
appointed the following Committee Clerks
Messrs. D. A. Carter, S. Bassett French, W.
J. Wilkinson, w. L. Wilson, J. Fl. Wart-
man, W. A. Winston, A. G. Wilcox and A.
M. Brownell.
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LEVY BROTHERS.

Docs AMONG THE SHEEP .-On Saturday
night last, dogs got into the sheep fold OF
Mr.. Jas. Kemper, living in the eastern part
of the county, and killed four or five, besides
wounding many. The same night they at
tackled the sheep of MIR. Alex. McCue, and
wounded eight.
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VIOLENT DEATH OF A FORMER RESI-
| DENT OF STAUNToN.-On Monday night of
last week, Theodore White, son of Mr.. John
White, formerly a well-known citizen OF
this place, was struck with large stone
by Edward Mccoy, and the entire front
of his skull crushed in. He fingered in an
unconscious condition until Thursday MORN
ing when death ensued. The unfortu-
nate affair occurred at Ronceverte, where
both parties lived. The circumstances as
related to us by the father of the deceased,
were about as follows: An auction sale
was going on in the town, and the proprie-
tor of the house in which it was being held,
requested young White to open a way
through the crowd in order to allow several
ladies' to pass. In complying with the
request, White jostled against several par
ties, among others Mccoy. and jocularly
remarked that he would have to carry some
Of them out. Mccoy took offence and told
White that he had better try to put him out.
White made some reply OF an inoffensive
nature, and not a great while afterwards
started across the street to where his father
was standing, for the purpose OF attending
to some little duty about the stable. AS
he stepped from the pavement, or plat
form,t the street, Mccoy advanced to with :
in about ten feet OF him and hurled two
and half pound rock, striking him in the
forehead, with the result as above stated.
Mccoy was arrested aud placed in Jail at
Lewisburg, to await the action of the grand
jury. He is represented as being a desper-
ate character, and having been compelled to
leave home on more than ore occasion, to
avoid the penalties Of the law for some of
his misdemeanors.
The remains of young White were brought
to this city on Saturday and buried in Thorn
rose cemetery.
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BUTTERICK'S FASHION SHEETS.
500 Butterick's Fashion Sheets given away.
Any lady sending her name can get one
Free OF charge,
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QUICK TIME.-On Tuesday last dis
patch was started from the Stanton office
at 1890, and an answer received from Belfast
Ireland, at 4:15-three hours and forty. five
minutes.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-12-11

Advertisements inserted at $l,OO per square Tor
first Insertion, and fifty cents for each subsequent
Insertion.
Liberal discount madefor quarterly half yearly,
aud yearly advertisements.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-12-11

When you visit Staunton. don't go home
until you have seen GLADKE's ESTABLISH
MENT.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-12-11

The Virginia Hotel Restaurant is the place
to get q square meal for % cents.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-12-11

When you visit Staunton, don't go home
until you have seen GLADKE's ESTABLISH
MENT.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-12-11

The best Goods ever offered for cents, in
this community. can be found at GLADKE's.
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BuTTERICK's FASHION SHEETS.
500 Butserick's Fashion Sheets given away.
ANY lady sending her name can get one
Free of charge,
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The best Goods ever offered for cents, in
this community can be found at GLADKE's.
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Go and see GLADKE's Mems hats at so
cts,-they are bargain.
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GLADKE's Black Gros-Grain Silk at 75cts
is worth 81 25. Go and see it.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-12-11

r Go and buy one of GLADKE'S WINTER
Caps for man at 40 cents.
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Go and see GLADKE's Boys hats at %
cents.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-12-11

The largest variety &c. Counter can be seen
at Gladke's.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-12-11

Gadke has the largest stock of Corsets in
Staunton.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-12-11

GLADKE has the largest stock of Corsets
in Staunton.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-12-11

The Auditor of Public Accounts, in his
annual report, says:
In pursuance of an act of the General Assembly
entitled IAN act to secure to the public free
schools the money set apart by the Constitution
and laws for their benefit approved March 81
1879, beg leave to repo TT that have had printed
and sent to the several school superintendent
the blank warrants the county treasurer, as
provided in said act, andI have certified to the
Superintendent OF Public Instruction the follow
ing amounts as an approximate basis for distrib-
uting the School Fund among the several coun-
ties and corporations in the State-v;z
Capitation Tax
Wnlte. .Sl6i,UIs ~
Jolored. Observation-Disclosures. lll,S95 w
Total capitation taxi. .s2s2, 1867 90
Deduct olle-fourth. 1924 10
Net amount of captation tax due pub
nc Tree schools. Szl91z3 70
Total personal property 40,
tax. .......................$ 338,96l II
Total real estate TAXI. l,zi2'ooS W
Total personal property and
real estate tax........... 81, 5sl, 49, Is
One-hfth Of which is........ 3l6,Ss2 %
Three-fourths of one-ffth is the amt
due public free schools. ...........-. 23I,zl9 bz
Total due public free schools. $456, s44 81
On account of tax on railroads, &c.,. 2,57l 08
Total $459, BIS 90
have also written to the County Treasurers
and enclosed to them my warrants on the Treas
urer of the State for the amount apportioned to
each county and corporation by the Superinten.
dent of Public instruction upon the basis afore-
aid Gao No
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Oysters in every style for 25 cents at the
Virginia Hotel Restaurant.
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Go to the Virginia Hotel Restaurant for
good meal at % cents.
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BUTTERICK's FASHION SHEETS.
500 Butterick's Fashion Sheets given away.
Any lady sending her name can get one
Free of charge,
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
~ December Sd, 1879.
man, decd. and Trustee Tor Harriet Stribling;
Sarah A. Craig, Cornelia F. Riley, Rebecca v.
Falcher Plaintiffs. and John B. E a Phi.
ip Engleman, Catharine ]. Beard, e. Margaret
Harriet Ri w! s;tri1 an3g and
stribling. John W. stribling. G. F. stronse and
Mary 2. strouse, his wife. 3. F. salyer and Cath
wife. Charlotte F. strouse, John E. Riley and d; Cor
nelia F. Riley. his wife, Florence v, ,Catharine
Maggie May Riley. Edwin A. Fulcher and Emma
A. Fnlcher, his wife, Charles N. Annie F.: Jane
G. Fulcher, Defendants, in a suit now pending in
chancery in the Circuit Court of Augusta, under
Heirs, and to ali creditors of Peter Eneiemsn.
decd, TAKE NOTICE. that by virtue OF decree
OF November, 1879, SHALL at my office, in Staun-
SATURDAY. JANUARY Sd, 1880,
proceed to take, state and settle an account show
ing: LIST; The transactions OF Christian Beard, as
Elk or Of Peter Engleman, decd I'd. The transac-
tons OF said Beard as trustee of Harriet strib-
ling, Sarah A. Craig, Cornelia F. Riley, Mary e. /.
Strouse, Rebecca Y. Harnsberger and Emma A,
Fulcher.. respectively. 3rd. The balance due from
4th. The debts still outstanding and unsettled
against the estate OF Peter Engleman, decd, and
missioner or required by any party in interest to
be specially stated At which time and place You
are required to attend
dec Adv J.W GREEN SMITH. Comr.
A lex. Gardner an. ais W.. Alex. earn.
"A ner's W-<ssSw and ais.
pursuance OF a decree OF the Circuit Court OF
augusta county, entered at the November term,
1879, in this cause shall proceed at my office. in
Staunton, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30 1879,
to take. state and settle the accounts of Jno. M.
Lambert, as administrator OF Alexander Gardner,
stated in the order Of their priority against the
said decedent's estate.
JIM. Quarles, pol JOS. A. WADDELL. Com y
dec At
TT s. DISTRICT COURT.-A special term
~ OF the United States District Court for
the Western District of Virginia, will be held at
the office OF E. W. Early, ESQ.,, Register in Bank
ruptcy, Charlottesville, Va, on FRIDAY, DECEM-
Der l2th 1879, at II m, for the proving Of OH
GERS accounts By order of District Judge.
nov 2S-td VIM. B. LURTY, Clerk.
EAOR SALE-A Beautiful Cottage situated
- in the most desirable portion Of the civ
Is one OF the abandonment residences in the citv
FOR terms, &C., apply to the Editors VALLEY
sihaiNiAN. nov 20.
Tor SALE that desirable and pleasant
II.to,u y located property on Church Street
ac Oct say sdHm = JNo. W. STOUT.
A FINE TONIC to restore broken down con
"A stitntioniis Tyree's Cham0mile Bittes
TORCHORN and valencienne Lace..
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Issued Every Thursday Morning.
$500 A Year, Invariably fn Advance.
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HUNTER g. co.

Our neighbors, Hunter & Co., Main Street,
year, and from the large stock of Christmas
goods they have laid in, are evidently of the
opinion that good times'' are now upon us.
Their assortment Of books, pictures, writing
desks. and novelties generally is extensive
and superb. and just suited for holiday
presents. All the new and beautiful books
of the season, comprising children ilustra-
ted play-mates, volumes of the standard
authors in plain and fine bindings, photo
graph and autograph albums and an endless
ct cetera. Remember the place in making
your purchases.
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LEVY BROTHERS.

APPoRTIoNMENT OF SCHOOL FUNDS
The Auditors warrant for So, 944.25 for this
county has been apportioned by the County
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MARRIAGES.

MT. SIDNEY, VA, Dec. 8, 1879.
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+ & SON. EDITORS & PRorRIEroRs.
, 1879-02-01

fons elears gupted u 81. r.!s )osac and II. 47tt
boxed :tumhesshds. 81. TEEt Il. % boxed; Ion .cnt
aams' Z :"s57.e: swcst -picsle1 hams 9.a.1c fur
~ TO IL y aseta*s; greer, tam1. Tor sanc
ateraEsn; green shoulders, II.Gt:st4c.
ltaeon Yaatrd o. 44d54!sc Tor shoulders, 4IEt5c
tor short rIbs. b4a5kc for short clears, 7a<k47Ac
Tor haIns, u! cansasc! and packed.
9asAsk -Waa uuUtrd Ut hss4tGc for white, ~
23e a.. M f9s ysi!o,s, an! +det'ic Tot brown.
.. nEEF pltuntt'rs -.Msrs rtraly nntl qu,et st
ana $ta. 11ao II. .uU for han,s.
rAi,"~~-Wss qu!et Ut Hll0,sc for city, aud bai
, 1879-02-01

bAAs-~as qu!et aud asu.. salea wrre 20 tons
At 81. bo1t7. 1a!a per ton on truck: and 10 tons
light at ~. 90 ~ xtsiye.
Conx.MxAL-sa!o was reported OF 10 tons coarss
II 8lo.a0 per ton On track.
sthfEkIsas-S1lsx were 80 tons 1t 88. 60&b1 90.
sPklSA W1lEAT-Was moderately active, but
weak Iha uaFkst Advanced 3atAe carly, aud
, 1879-02-01

Tile following instruments were dled for
record Friday, Jun. 81:
tfTT PROPERTY.
Lot o. COURT bot Centre ~ snd Nay q,
aud .oJ II . y! Eixhtxouta 1t, 4.sxlU3
# t!usrph zsjteek IL Franz bartisI,
d&f9d J2u. .1....-... ...,,..t......| GO
In9rahau 1t - Il . Of Noble It. I, .b1
III It tthat!us AenEt 10 II. and VI.
kuntxJ, dated Lan. u 49,, ...-...... S2s
Htusehs " II: ftneos Clyaoarn sT.s,s
{, 9t1ts It, tu,rf0Fea tftto +.
II. ........- ,.::... ......... ...:. l,725
Clinton H., u W cor Of Taylor 1t, . I. 95x
10y It {wit1 building No. 4u0j tM. u.
dated Jsn. ~. .......,... ............. 1916
West Ohio Vt. II It : OF Ashlsnu ~, ~,
e31l99a II tGeu!xs Dickesdiks ~ PAT.
ssex 6kk4aaal, dat<a jAa- ~ ........ zoo
, 1879-02-01

Thn..dsv Ths Wrftsh n,srt.,s % v.-n anntsS s,o,.
s!l sna es.si, .na Nv yott y. stm,lsr!y saeettd
taan Twice Is ia'es IL ~ Il ,he "sie ee,s s''sf of
r,th .oa,' 1T ,hin,ern. SnG ons ssocus !, .serc
hays nnw e1owp I" very Issrr lamentations Omar.
~. Te.e disposed i t6s oas.ss d :a,snee
s"s ass, sss:sa 1. r. !; s.. s wss s.s
trsets wniin ~ e fsw Meeeh hoia,t. wars
iau. L. Trsts,s ~ herssc thsv f..pei thas th.rs h,
tos, much WHAT in TX wnS,d for snseiy s.anes
t. te rr, ~ as! Ms;c onsnea
auEs, adsnaeed 10 H.; ;G.s9Hc. and and reeeded 10
Sjc. sios,nr nt the inside. Eash ,y,est ei",ci al
h.c. srot ~ saes se rete Tsootaea ofa7 o Sv No,
!, tHsx 3:sc; ". zoo BIT No. Il II So'lfb7ic;
WssrEn WHKAr-wss very snfci, and lots In
ts 100 'a No. b, 'amo'' At 7e a'd 400 b"" at
.e. w. ss ss' se.,s gss: I'D a9s S
nrttfsh markets anii New York wera nniet md
easier, While our rece}uts wcre smaller. Tic 1ast-
taet rs hsa ass1oa q 1sns
snt scie;. Wcrs no. spsSna u ake "wer
ets M tie avs9 sny .y,:s VIC S5 % Il
Light supply. ihs changing uvcf from February
e a ss L 'ss no,S
prcyIon*iy, Sejicr Hay opened 1t Hike, ecld At
a5sc, anu declined to hjtsc nt the close. Hcles
nptil .oso q HlA1:ili IS. Masch a. alAttai3e,
IL? e: s"sus a. e. e.. ea,ns sot" s1osea Il
e s9 pHt .alts "ete y ot 1 nn N"
rh. ~ Ssiac M ~ ~ rs ;1c ~ pa neN
M III h, :" ~ vov nsrtv v a. ~ .ss an
Tttaj, ~, bV0 BIZ, >'N
OHiBWcrc fairly active and about kc hisher.
Ths mattst foss Ssty anaer sood inquiry q
ness VIA dono in changing fron, one nsonth to nm.
other. February aolI nt iuSGkao,tc, and cioscd
at nUHGt10itc, March wa4 flrrl At .OliGisG1;c,
and May At :.;3ii&t93Ec. April mas quiet II o0A Ar.
1nHet:oc; y, bo0 bu ny SAMPLE at 10<l2:,c oa
ifaek; ~ and II 400 ba do At ao1424c free on boanl
FG,n!, ~; ZOO ba. -, - ~, 80,
&3,ze, and February vas nominal at axe Samples
wera SLOW. cash talcs were rcpostsd Of = .Q0 bn
~ ~ ,?net. a III ~ ~ ba ~ = .1aapo a.
Total, e.4oo hm.
=, bAaEY-wss ssands. moss .et!vs chiefly IN Tho wsy
closed easier: cash on.!nzs weFo ,tcaree and
qutot: Seller Fcornaly sold rear tho last at R4r.
,x1 s. q W. an
a.1ts !. ss Ea1s 5fs.a; XII + ~ sf:
Wnrch sold at 4kc. and cioacI nt f4c Tho fiiIcr.
cNce ral, iot ttanstrr way &c, samplca wore dull.
CASH sales woro roportci nf 500 nn cstsa No. i ii
a I515ic on tssck, TStsi.:i Goo bu. " " 'AA''''
r......, s.,s aoha.so n IN e.. GAEL. - r,,,
ruury, $o 15&a0 70 for Mn1ca. and 80. .s.}
for April: :,
Iaraoe:,oo tca y 80: ~ foF February. Short r|bs
-0oo 600 lbs II S4.6o for March and 81. .o2!a1A. u
, 1879-02-01
Also 1,45o.ooo bu rye, against AT, 900 bu
weck previously.
MOVEMENT or WHEAT.
Tha following shows Ahe recelnts and ship.
menta Of wheat at ndfntA named sfsf fer1inY.

AHhAI.ts'ssss ..sts .13as GU Ill., 9TH
III NEW TORI YESTERDAY.
Jan. 3l.-fsecuipts-Flour, 14,570 brls: wheat,
s7,750 bu; curn. 9A0iU bu; oats, %, ,733 hit;
corn.mcal, List pkzs; rye, 4,G0s hu: barley,
1880 hu; malt, 6,5?5 bu; pork. EGO br[s; beaf,
t,o6t tcs; cut meats, 4,oo9 pkgs; lard, 2,8l5
tes; whisky, 1,aa225 brts.
Exports-For twentv-four hours-Flour,
1900 brla: wheat, 5000 bu; corn, 1000 bu;
cats, 1000 bu.
WHAT ryBrKcTtOHt
The Commercial Bu'ei;n OF this city gives tho
following ~ tho nnnabcr OF ears Of wheat In
spcctel into store by grades for the mouth Of
January for tile ycara nnn1etl:
, 1879-02-01
LIVE STUCK.

ao.", - ...''''ss 7.GGT 24,428 . -.
cATTIE-There WA more lie in ths tt.d. @,vs ~.
tesda,. Al tho modified prices of Thut,ds, III sss
peft showed disposttton to TAXA bold. ~ .49' u"
market 'sfcadtcd up" uader the improved ~ ~
manu- FOR export cattls thero VIA sti, N n,,s w.
hsd feeltng' The truth OF fsslty Of The rsno..
Rardtns tho enforcement ot the ''contsgea, NJ
eases aet" *hs not established. and pend,ns ~" ~.
setement Of that Question s1portess re.s dI,ao..s
70 atand aloof. and consequently values Of .,,.s
cattle, snch ~ arc taken for tho foreisn n.saaa
warc to great extent nominal, Bunstt,I.N.et
Sherman yesterday teleRrldhed Rspr.s.,,..so0s
A'drch At Warrington With tho purpose a, 1''s ,.a
Ing whether uf not the United Bate, Co,.,sou ,s4u.
bad received oflcial notification from ths nI.,a.
Government OF tbs intended en1oreea,4n, -, w
act above reierred to, hut up to lula bon, ~ ~ ss
aftarnoon no reply had bsen rceetycd. ~. - ~
mAnd fos butches stuff ald stock ea,tle ~. . se.
to the simply and ThursdaYs prices ysro hi,
taiaed. Tho days trading Was 1t g. oolo :. W. y.
Inferior grades. At 81. rs for bu,eher,t .,,a .@
At 81. eo13. 10 for stockers and 1t 81, :o6ns ~
fair 10 extra Ulcers. Tbs market c1o.ed .t.,ss
with about everything sold. A'S
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Beerea-GFaded steer, weighing
!. zoo lt'a and upwar!a; ...... u. 7sasr y
cssss sess. essssiEfs %sssh1 81 d { S 4.
Good hscvcs-Y ci,. fs.tensd All stees; sea. 4"a..n
weighing 1, 16o to /. 350 lbs - a.sn,. ~
Medium drades-stecIs in fair hcsh, 1''"
nnfeSa,, Meian,9s oo tg !; goo
Atceea and common 10 choicc cows.
for c.t{ slaughter. weighing 200 to
s,a.E J. 3o ~. aaau
3og 10 95e los Il III. 2soaa
ssAgs, bulls. and scalawsg steers ~. ]. aoa2. :,
, 1879-02-01
2, 500
or aETEH

West Lats A. 1873 It y Of LeAritt ss, nj,
nnx10B Il tislotgcttt J. Hart 10 Frances
poseck), dated Jan, 20 ....,.,. $500
sorTn NJ CTR LlMi1R WITHIN EspiUa or aEgEH
NtLEs or THE CoEnr-HnIAE.
Wood IT. 3l2 IL n Of Forty ninth At, cf,
<Hx12t II tBen]4mtn F. Jacobs to Cath.
Rrlnt 9rxa&b. bAsrd jan. 11.....,.,....$ 400
Arnold IT near Flfty. eighth IT, " I. a:x
192 It {tfcnry Marsh 10 Il. II. Jaftett,,
4ateA 3&n. ~ VIZ