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The Portland daily press., 1879-07-01
INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP co.
Passport, Calais, at. John, N. r., AnnRp-
ellis, Windsor and Halifax, N. 81,
ChurloiaesOwn, P. E.B
SUNNI Err ARRANGE I r n II.
THREE TRIPS PER- WEEK.

,xssEz=s~ On and after Monday, June
5AM ~ e30th the Steamer New York,
HrESs5ee sskssTz7 Capt. E. b. Winchester and City
of Portland, Capt. S. H. Pike, will
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at p M, for East
port and st. John.
Returning, will leave st. John and Eastport same
days.
Connections made at Eastport for Robbinston st.
Andrews and Calais.
:. Connections made at st; john for Digby Annapo-
Amherst, Pictou, Summersde, Charlottetown, p. E.
l.; Fredericktown, n. B., and all stations on the
Intercolonial Railway
Dzg- Freight received day of sailing until 4
O'Clock p. m.
Fer Circulars, with maps of Routes, Tickets, State
Rooms and any further information apply at the
Company's Office, No Milk ST., Opposite Ocean
Insurance Coz or of
je27tf A. R. STUBS, Agent, r. r. Wharf.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-01
M aine Central
RAILROAD.
NEONDAY,~JUNE 80, 1870.

Passenger Trains leave Port
sssssssass-sesH land for Bangor, Dexter, BEL
f-m9T2T Ss7 fast and VAUDEVILLE at 1850,
1856, and H. 10 p. M.
For SkOwhegan at 1850, 1856 and II. IL p. IN.
Fer Augusta, HaIioweiI, Gardiner and
brunswick at 6.15 a. M, 1855, $40 and Ills
p. m.
For Roc,kIand and all stations on Knox & Lin
coin R. r., and for Lewiston and Enrming tor
via Brunswick, at GLE a. m. and l. .55 p. IN.
For Bath at 6.1 a. m, 1855 and $40 p. m.
For Pennington, Monmouth, Winthrop,
Aseadfieid, West WatervilIe and Water
vile via LeWiStOnat Il. so %, m.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-01

No enc can develop the grace of meel1ness
by listening to crying baby. Stop its fret
fulness by curing the Collie with DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-01
HALLOWELL,
MONDAv limo

MONDAY, June 30.
We were visited by heavy thunder shower
on Saturday afternoon at about half past five
o'clock. The rain fell in torrents and the
lightning was incessant and vivid.
AT the quarterly election of officers of the
Hallowell Reform Climb, held Saturday even
ing, the following were chosen: John Hopkins,
PRESIDENT Rev. F. Grosvenor, Chaplain; j.
Hall, Secretary and Treasurer; Mr.. Alexander,
Sergeant-at-Arms. John Hopkins was chosen
delegate the quarterly convention to be
held at the quarry under the auspices of the
Granite Hill Club, July Sd and 4th.
Conductor Drew's train ran over a horse on
one of the bridges at Gardiner Saturday night.
No damage to the train, but the horse-well,
he is of no more use.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-01
BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGErsENT,

On and after Monday, .gune
Esssss.gsaasaasssssssG; 1879, Passenger Trains
EzGEisi hEAXE Al P9erf 5 s45 q
M Rip 500 ?; M, arriving at Boston at 1o.45
irving at Portland at 80, 500, 500 1000 D. m
For Scarborough Beach and Pine Point at
Clio, $40, 1O.15 a. M, 200, $50 D. m.
nY-The Lilo train from Portland will not stop
at Scarborough Beach Pine Point except to
take passengers for West of Biddeford and the
600 p. m train will not stop at these Stations
and.
For Old Orchard beach, snco aud Bidde-
ford at Clio, S.45, 1915 a. m, Ito, 200,
For Kennebunk at G.15, s45 q. M, 10, $50,
600 p. m.
For Wells, No. Berwick, Salmon Falls,
Great Falls, Dover, Newmarket, Exc
ter, Haverhill, Lawrence, AndOver,
ana Lowell at Clio, $40 a. M, LILO, 600
For Rochester, Pennington, N. h, Alton
Bay and Marlborough at $40 a. m, Ito
For Centre HarbOr, Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays at S.45 a. m.
For Manchester and Concord (via New Mar
ket Junction. at CID a. M. Ito p. m; via
Lawrence) at S.45 a. m.
The 8.45 A. NJ. train connects with the Stoning-
ton Line for New York, and the Ito p. NJ. with
the Fall River Providence and Norwich Lines.
The . p m. train makes connections with New
SUNDAY TRAHNs-Leave Boston at 4soa.
m, arrive at Portland at $50 a. m. Leave Portland
at . p. M, arrive at Boston at $50 M.
Through Tickets TO NIL Points south and
West at lowest rates.
Trains on Boston & Maine road connect with all
steamers running between Portland and Bangor
Roekland Mt. Desert, Machias, Eastport Calais, ST.
John and Halifax. Also connect with Grand Trunk
trains at Grand Trunk Station and Maine Central
and Portland Ogdensburg trains at Transfer Sta
ton.
All trains stop at Exeter ten minutes for refresh
ments: First class Dining Rooms at Portland
Transfer Station, Exeter, Lawrence and Boston
THROUGH TICKETS to all points West and
South may be had of VI. h. Williams, Ticket
Agent, Boston & Maine Depot and at Aliens
Union Ticket Once, 28 Exchange st.
JAS. 4. FURBER, Gen. Supt
5. III. STEVENS, Gen. Agent, Portland.
ie2S DIFF
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-01
Portland and Worcester Line.
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, II. r.
JUNE so, 1879.

-.----- Trains will run follows:
= fs.,.eis=sll Leave Grand Trunk Depot,
4: Portland, nt 5.:S0 M. and
--''--~---'1--S-' 1910 y. nl.
Leave Preble St. Station al TAO a. m, 22O and
$50 p. IN.
5.3O a. VI. Accommodation for Worcester with
through car for Boston, via Nashua and Lowell.
Arrives at Rochester at $50 a. M, Connect
ing with Eastern and Boston Sc Maine Rail-
roads,. At Nashua 11.47 a. M, Lowell
1915 pm, Boston 1.15 pm, Aver juno
fiOn 12.4O p M, Fitchbnrg 20 D. m, and
Worcester at 2.1O p. m, connecting with
trains South and West.
1910 II. WI. Steamboat Express for EsOs-
ton and Worcester Drawing Room Car
attached. Connects at Rochester for Do
yer and Great Falls, at Epping for MIMI
chester and Concord, at Nashua for
Lowell and Boston, at Aver Junction
Tunnel Line. at Worcester with Boston
& Albany Railroad for New York, at Put
nam with Boston Il Philadelphia Express
Line for Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington, at New London with Nor
witch Line Steamers, and at Providence
with Providence Line of Steamers arriAing
at New York, at 600 a. m.
$50 p. - From Preble Street. Mixed for
Rochester AM Way Stations.
Trains leave Rochester at 6.45, 11.05 a. m, and
$50 p. M, arriving in Portland at 9.35 a. m,
LIE and HOO p. m
Close connections made ut WestbroOk Junction
with through trains Of Me. Central r. r., and
at Grand Trunk Junction, Portland, with
through trains of Grand Trunk r. X.
Through tickets tn ali points South and West. at
Depot offices and al q Tins & Adams No. % Ex-
change Street.
je28dtf j. NJ. LUNT. supt.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-01
RAILROADS.

-----S==sszs ~
Passenger Trains leave Portland for Boston
and intermediate stations at 2 a. m. Might Ex-
press; $40 a. M Accommodation); LILO p. IN.
V1Apress); anu p IN. accommodation.
Sunday trains leave Portland at 200 D. m ar
rivlng in Boston in season for all New York and
Southern connections.
The LILO Express makes connections with the
Sound Steamers. The eco p. m. train makes con-
nectons with New York all rail.
On and after Monday, June 30th there will be
Pullman Sleeping Car Ito be run between Portland
and Boston only for the convenience of the Port
land travel which will be ready for occupancy at IL
o'clock p m. Tickets for berths can be obtained at
the office any time during the day.
Through tickets to all points South and
West at lowest rates at Depot Office Commercial
street. and at Aliens Union Passenger Office %
Exchange street.
Pullman Car Tickets for Seats and
Rerths sold AT Ticket Office.
l.. FUTILE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
j. HORNBY, Master Transportation.
ine2S DIFF
, 1879-02-13

seller April at 81. a:tlu. 0n anil Il tao Iris 'rlltr
May II S'ts.fI1U. u!:i. Total 1T. 80 hrt. Thc
mar;ct clu-cd tame nt s 10 for cash or fchrHaty
S!H1!.qt1, ia for March; So s.1s nj for April:
and sE. Da4t0. .p7!t Tor MAY. OLD pork waa held nt
SS,31!i+
Prime mess por1: quoted nj 50. 756sp 90. and
extra primo at S.. aOGl7.1:i.
LAnn--}cc1lncA 1hc per no hi, In fymphthy
with rurk. but WAS 1rss wcas there bc!hg gnod
tclnn," In promotion tn the offerings. Sales were
ropnrted nt $50 tes spot At 80. 75 &. .ao tes seller
a So .!t,li. aud j. fi0 tes seller May a
50 i'0ftT.0o Totai, IL. 75u te.., Tie Inasket sss
closed same nt s0 70 for snos ot February; ~.
leo.1n fur Marcll: 81. H1!sGiU.S5 tor Anrll, ana
$H Ivy sG5U N5 rae May, 49,.
MEArs-Wcre active ami easier. Local fntnres
wsrr Tho weakest declining ahnnt 10c per lho NJ.
willie esne;t sas avetafydc l.wsr t;ssn nnsat Sats
sels: Were Geps5teI # 10 o! r. thott 70; At
March, - .sofal: % srilcr Ap1l1, st.1aisda .:
seller, MAY. anu $40 seiier juno; 10, 600 tna
eo,,dtrs teilcr Antll at l.:,; 10 buxrs AVERAGING
i md l!s Ms q 81. , 10 boxes snort clears At
g. %. Also /, 600 tcs green hams nscrastnx u
~ ~ Nt4c. nHA 10 baxta long cut hams aTetaeinE
IL M ii BIC. The following wefo tho clostn0
prices psr lou ~ OH The ienInE cuts:
, 1879-02-13

Sueciat Dispa.ch to Ths Tribune.
NEw fnHK. Feb. 1e.-GHA3N-Nln1tt tass'
moderately active; rcl xnd niIher g!adts asaa ~
most reYuest. and nn earlier dealings qaosa ~
abttc per bu: wh,to quito moderately soaIaa
md without ,narkcl change In values, closas ~
favor Of buyers anr!na quosen strong tutousaea'
uni not plcutY. with a fair drmana no'ed' mpH'
for shipment, but tho cxtrcHs rrcea ela'mea ~.
psdet dealings; 10. lou bn choico ambsF Alsa'tia
1T 81. l0.<. Corn haa becu more active, cn'sn,
The OPTION l!uo, hut declinsl generally AN'te ~
bu, closing barely STEADY OF, frca offerings: mi.sa
Wsatcrn uugtaled, 47Ga7Ac. Ryo held at@.i'
hut quiet; offerings light: No. @Westefa' aaU.s
auoteG at 6Ds;G8B0c. Oats sparlnsy ae''' ~
quotcd essentially unchanged IN prcc' ,-..1
puoy1sloas- products sho" an 'ne,ea'.4
depression and hcxvlncss CLOSING WEAK anu vs..
uIat OH free offerings. leading to an active .o' o
mpnt: Western uess quoted for February a.
G1lO, is for new and sB.G51B.G5 tos ola. ~
meats fairly active at previous quotations p. '.m
lover and lu1; long clear at5hc. Western ' "a
lard la tnuderata demand fos carly del'se!!, .aN
quoted Sc lower; February, 81. 4,ss$v' vi A'''
So. U.07k07.oU. o,.an ii
Gssc. ,,,.,c.
stto.n,-Rnw tn lcss feaucst. with Cuba Au'eo'
vAda quoted at USMuAc for fA1F 10 eooa 'e i,
refined moderately active with cut'!oss qus'ss
DHG1D4c. m ht,t
Wu,sxr-rlrmcr, With sales reported Of ~ wv
ats orr. ..,..u
FREio,,ra-Isus!ness comparatively au''' 'as n,
ruis barely steady for pFusta"nas W w., ..a
uri,tsh porta triHe wuakef; through "e.A1a ,1'a ~
alowt for Liverpool. cHGaxolhea'. .u' roo I'm,
steam from, The Wast. through srelahE' W. a
proyislonB reported III bai!t .! .aaa'A s9''''
-, KY ~ r.<rn A,sstiata Prfta nm
yxw yeHk. ~. ia-corroS1,Ea,y{ -,;a:{s ~ 's.;ls;
dea l3.l6e; futures an!et; Fe'fsaaAlsss. q s.: Juns,
2n.sh 81: 7 i5x 5e ,Hais, 1Ha'it: o0''' A''' NJ,
poui.gt'nis; es .aa aneh,nsed ,tss',e tsS
tss supcr state and Western; ~ .oI ia eho,tt.
e. soa sS E?aa e. sa,'s wa'ss Shess f. s.!a i; M
r. v oSIo. 81. sass. o.: =: Ie,i'' 81, S0''A
Minueaota patent pioee.s. :s.0o; ,ceejpt.. 1ca'
SSas9M9sst a. ass3ssss ss :s;s e. e5e!s. III III
sse; winter 1ed, n7eSesl ooi No. ei 1Se. o. s4saa.
Mug ooaSfl T.; 70; NJ. aI Inass1ea suesst
ss'sssa 1;ss1 'S st.s ,,ez5i$s; s&SS s. 90 +:
s9; NJ .'tin'ss g. Se a,s oa.; #; Fl ;,,. T.
sio ~ H;s uu.et, usI t1n: Wetstla aaa u,,ls
51HG5iNc hurley dall ND unfsass!ssnd 81 asssnd r
uart aed unen,n.e1; 1;rr;sed Gs5e y m47ssifAe; ~
asts; d. t,Ic s'*ts ost.-MasEss aal fsee!R,' ta.se;
Si;t * %:.sia. w9's 5t&e 'A; ~ Ssti's q e, s'
:::3gs!:;; ys'''':' 4oes' ''''' .''
ws:!s sslse .,e active hut ,owtt t1 satfe1i
| 1ldai5A; lah lots, 1l* I1btc., eHas.stGs.c, ~
unshanSed: fatr to sopil ruda!;'9t liz iu isf
iasses .teajy; Eew orleans. :s'1a'e' w. ,t.
dsms,a ana uas'1sseI Int asn; united ''"~
sltsx;;s,s;sSSSia slts;;S,s; AZ 7: .'ssi; Sf; 4, $, 4poL4
| uurkNrjNE-4trAlIy nj Ws:
, 1879-02-13

hAFfALo.
9, ia 1s heaa fS1 ,ners,s: sa,ss:fGossF1tE-eeep, q tod,
!i!rongh eonagnments, 2:,3 cars; guots,;ono IT.:
salcs pr soicc shlppcrs stcers AZ q 4aSSre Se
mixcd fnna asSsl:, ,91tna .,a.t: ~; ed,n
diaruacG Of. oess 2sadsi
sl!EEr ANn LAnns-Reeeipts o.i.,, ! eno,.,,
IT., tm.uRm sonsgnmen!s, cars. better iesli%sai
e snssp sssa4s:aoy g. Easa
&e''' l2!f no lambs on sale; MI oetngs d,11a:W 10y
l1oas-1,ecctnts to.day, b,17a hc.a. it,,
con.iGamcnts 13t cara; market dui mi .aI1oaafh n5oafh
for iorkcfa: heavy grades steady; saIcs Of Y,es
f.s hca,e a. tEpef' ineaa 70. mo.!y sf93 medium Id
sold; market closed weaker. III
NEW TORE.
SEw foRK, Feb. 1!.-BEEyEs-Rtectn,. r,,,..
gay mud to-ay, X TOO; rrices much tbc .,ns
Monday; Ss o0@t0 III for poor 10 atric.j; nt'n. -
yr Mi,h as one Of sa'cs It 60 ii ''fg ts,
favored buyess cxnortcre used coo III cas f,a ana
ffesh receipts, 1T 50. 11D rs: shtnnens - .tea
af 81 tessf. yesterday IN 's' cattle and s5S aasns
snEGr-1stseips. for two days 1000; n,,,.,
nniet nt ST. hoIa. i6 for ordinary 10 ptnc tns H.
sido a4uso for hcsvy, cnnada cwea cu.d f,am tT,
line wooled sheep. 100 ib4 nsernct; sbipenp. pms ~
dty ind Tomorrow, GOO cAfcasaea mutton ~
5"iSE-!ttecipis Tor two days, II, 100: m d..
manu @ FOR live mugs; nomiually 81. 1893 10 m psr
81. LOUIS.
Sr. Lor1s. Feb. IL. 2.-CA7rLE-Den,snd ,t,,,
5ange; s3eSls stes,s oo d; eool ssa T. ehoe: L:
nctiyo nt 81. O0Gt4.35; cuws and llessrs ii nm ~
100; oiher gradcs unchanged; recent. i :f6
shipments, 600, '''"'
lioua-.ActIye; hrm and higher tor Yo,ksn nh
1alttuores at 81; J3Qt3 90; packing ranfs tss
sney sssy, 'i5 t. ssss!Ss: fces!pss sGS; Vs.
shipments, y, UO0. '0~''
sliEEr-StEoN9; active at previous quutatIau,.
rcttpsst 800; shipments, tloue.
KANSAS CITY.
Special Dtsnatch to 1ne T1bunt
KASeAH ClTv, Feb. 11.-CA7rLE-Ths MI.
| Current repnrts: Receipts, 37:}; shInments als.
active amt tlrn; native alitppcss g. $50 ui; M
tive stockcra ma feeder, $.D0St3 Us; wintsftd
| and c1rn.fed 7oxas Steers, Sc. 704b3 III,
liaaa~-Rcceip1s. 1EK; shipments, l, 0:i5; a1ov
ann wcaE: fur to chulce packing S3.402lJ. Il:
light HhlppIug, 81. ..5iS:'. III.
| East LtnERTr.
EAST LtnEnrY, i'n.. Feb. H. --Carrtr-IlectIpt,
to.day. 40 tlcad through and Isl local; ttI,l tur
Two Aaya. bul through anil 14O scat; lupplY 1trf
lteht; nut equal to demand: selling rather ao1;
| PRICES shadc MI from yesterday.
!tuuA-ltcceipts to-day, =, Au9 head: to,tj for
two taYa, {: :!5; Workers. 81. p0D4. lO; rhilateI.
! aIfEEr-ltecc!pia tn.lay. L. 100 head; totst foF
two nays. 7iD0; market slDH Ut JeyterIaY's prices:
| fully :.1c oil fsUm Inst week.
| CINCINNATI.
CiSrsNSaT1. Feb. j.. --finas-QnIct: rood qnal.
illtB ucasce: common, ST. ,Tt3 Ii; light a. tD.l
800; packing, s:s.UOGa4. l6; butctesI, Il. ID
4.2o; receipts, ], ol0; shipments, 035
, 1879-02-13

DY TT:LE(}TtAPu.
NEW rQEEi.

tn the Vfsttrn dssoetdtti FFtss.
NEW YonK, Fcb. II. - Governments wert
tsmcr
Railroad scclirtties vera strong and higher.
State bonds were dull ind nor,lhat.
The stock market WIS actvo throughout the
DAY, although tho fluctuations generally were
cor.iucd within narrow limits. At the opening,
prices advanced 4a9l,a, but decline ranging
from llti9ls{ e,ls,1ed. During the afternoon
theru was an Improvement Of 1463ls{, followed
by reaction ut the close Of A0el. tn which the
cutire list participated, Tile greatest activity
was In Lake Shore, vt. Paul, Nurthwes:e ern,
Erie, md Goa, shares. Regarding the report TO-
day that the Eric Hallway Company has lsased
the Atlantic H. Great Western Railway,
President Jewett sayA that 10 had heard
nothing Of tile tnatter from MI Official
source, but had received numerous private dfs-
patches on t1lc subject. Il!s repott wns used,
however. to ucpress tic Vanderbilt shares.
Lake Storc ut,uer hrnvy satcs, declining nearly
=. Tile general result II the day IN the stock
market was lower pr!ces, with weakness at tue
close, Transactions 3l3, ,0o0 shascs u, U0o Erie,
y3lUQU Laku Shore, 1u.U0 Northwestern cull-
mon, 8,U00 preferred, 2U,U00 st. Paul common,
4,:M0 preferred, u ,U10 lnekawauna. 10000 New
Jersey Ccntral, 5oo0 Morris 4 ESSEX, .,Do
sltshiuan Central, 1,5o, !lltneIS Soo ccn!ral, %
cru Union, 1.ti00 Plttsburg, 5,o0 Missouri,
Kn,lsas IL Texas, l,700 Ut. Joseph, 3,3W Wa.
bash, 1870 lsuck Islani. 2,UG3 Union puc.c, auu
l,4U Cleveland, Columbus, coc'nuatt u In
dtanapo!.s. .,.......,,
paper, 3i5ik. -.
, 1879-02-13

Tho following Instruments Hcrc fled fol
record Wednesday,, Feb. II:

Tho following Instruments Hesc filed for
rceord Wednesday,, Feb. H.
Gtrr PROPERTY.
Judd al. 100 Il " Of Enlon ", n {: 95x
llolt, ..tsa Fsl'; !! tlohn T.. we''sso. nm
coln vi. ~. :.oxlsA,t 4, dated Frb. II ,,
tThumus lsoDney ~ Christian linrI.o!ll $50
"SS' iSS Il asa @ ~ ~ i aaHa syia. !. Guf.s 1
u. i" William il. rrayn}. :. :. ....... 1850
Frunt At. ) " cur Of Noft!. Snnea'aoa 1T,
Ut. .:x1UU II. datud Fob. TT. {. md
7. ". Adaula to Juscph Domosnski VI
81. LII: y: $99 %s:t Fi!syai!, ''s'
M.iwa,Ih 4; So11 q E,ft & j. taGa sss, teo. IT, .. o
TowNAend Ut, ~ 1t II OF Ghlcaru ay.wf,
TS,tslsaH 4, dated Fsl, ; !: (Ea"'u II. nm
pass.%E + i: 1'l S 1,tsy} u E.;oa itos 1000
NJ, 1t"u II alunk Tho tlfeE, dated
feb. Z tchatles @ Wael*mnil, to Ihs Chi
pasta%s ssis s!"s i. so; " :;on oai 10000
I, l7uxl:.H Il. ttatrd fct. tIohu u.
Lyon 10 Tho Chicago Disabling Com.
s:r Il, CO.. ii Cook Il. i: So ooo
q" Chicago d Nof'hwessesn ltailtoad
Lincoln pacs, aai II i ii sopbis Il. III. 19''''
lU!i xl0l II. lateA Feb+ tAuXust II.
| Hchmutx TO Michael Hauer).......,... l.15O
MONTH or CITY LIA1Ta, WITHIN 4 HAplus or sxykM
| AILEa or the cuHAT.nuuax.
| Dtyeray It, . " cor Ut Ashland ay, II {,
| 45Ox1uO 4.lu II, dated Fob. II IA, n,
Fullerton to Funk Atnlnan).... .......$ 4,500
| GENERAL AsytuNAxNF ruu TnE HkkEyar oy Cu4p.
! lTuns.
James Y: Morse TO ue Wit G. Adams; llab.lI.
ties, l. Sa1. Thu RHscta cuilast 0t susIu casl,o
sal taslatnx utensils !n Tho Town ot harrington.
Jo.sph asa .;.; Mo.s%..osk ,!na !o Msteu: tsyy:
tobacco sna cigars. etc.. Ut M. 10 Rtate u. to-
Retler with various small amounts lua sau lsu.
, 1879-02-13

.''".., "'''''""" "' ,e e]s'o ". ] Or. ,...
s1 = soo oo w. /" "'o 49, ~. ~" A'S' '''
@'s,s' s'., w u"ts, ~'o1' w ."''.
J.. ..,' 'n,''' ""h I4A'.. wa .nope1 ''so
~ t".s eAy see's'uay Mo',''ns' .a's no
~, ~" "'",S' ~, ""eas' .n Ao. w ~ ~ ss
ON .aso 49, sp'"e' y. sa'e ~. w. ~ ',' .ass
~ - Nv s'a"s ~ .. ~ ,
,, W. q" ~ :" eas .,,no o" =,
49, ."a 49, 20" ~ a. o...a ' ~
~ ~, ~, ~ w.. -, 49, w.. ~, o.t.,,
.ar a1', ~ 49,, ~, ;, ,,,r.,. ~,
~ ~ $500 ~ w.. 49,, "a ,,..,,vs Ts.,
~ ~ e'.s az nn, ~. 1.,., ~ ~, ." r.,,
,"., .,''.s, ,ns,s' . ,o, H.. ,...,'s.,
,r.," i.ts ~, sc,,..s r., .,,,,,,a. 1,t,,s r,.o
s 'Atsss .n..'',.','
..a. ."s ,'',. '"' ~" 'P'' """
1,. 'a.,,a" s"s .-a.,.,.. sIu s"sa w
A ..,s 49,, ..,.s t.s.,.,N" IT,.
"ss''u sss'e'a' ,. VIZ @ ~. .,o .,..,
va .'s MsS ,,au "san' as $780, maa.
.".' ''..,'s..a', """. ~. s,..s s.,.,.'' -, .a
vauco w ~ ~ ,s,SSIs mr. t,,srter IN EncJnnl ont IN
fuuec VI ooeeth pct Hoa'set ~ I.ne'""'' "nu ~
tt's "as ao''cu t"c u '''e pohs'"''ls
i'lat western Europe WI ie'"so 10 fceelsu ahY
!hosa E9a'a ''o'l' '"es'' III vi: p'henc
Cof" was stt"1'eer' II" s5"i'a'ns' "''s' oat' "e'o
lrsa, "hlle rye tenaea "n"aFas' aH' nae!e' was
stcAd:er' Tie receipts ot gram were aelo" fhe
recruit average III qua''sS' "'lu t1sose ot hoes
only nodcfate' Win poosness ol H"aslsy re-
ported "ll,en tehaea 10 oear ott tne ts1eotY
falas !ho noe esop IL hcarls e1hausaea' "e
nute t''al 1a'imaaRe O. Alia'fhan' " "4l!"auRec'
estl'hate 'ha. 'n!ee''oa.''s " 'le ""c"L bur
mus oI the No'tn"eht HUE "'feau5 oeen "'hF'
ketea' ...
There was a moderate movement III staple an'l
!nncy dry koOua. &c" bnyeta WeFe present, Dnt
, 1879-02-13

1lOG PnODuCrs-Wcso less ucttse, though tho
trudIug was ralheE large, and lhu 1naskct turned
strongly downward after ateady carly coil, though
liverpool tcuuslsa pork II higher. llogs At Tho
Stock.Ysrds weEs taMa and easlcr. which reacted
0n product. ...... .....
Miss poNx-Decliaed 15c per hrl from Tho laest
pEtce4 OF Tuesday. with guita ,arge offerings III
tho lktor pasl ot lhs session. snd lcus disposition
~ buy at shs lusde, SRtcs saportsd Ut y, COO
brlB sslttE. March at 50. 70Ql0 b.!s; 42..5o bsls
, 1879-02-13
Tusal. sun, 0B5, 7uu 81, .0I. 0Ja ST. liz, 3.0
MOVEMENT or WHEAT.
The following slluws the rrcclpts md ship.
Total .i0l. :l.iss ~
IN NEW fOIiK YESTERDAY.

IN NEW fUEK fE8IEHVNft -
Feb. l2.-ltccelpts-Flour,2 2, ,0W brls; wheat.
1eN@2..0 bu; corn. 1i1.10t bu; oats. II, i,i03
hu; corn-sncal, l,o0l pkgs; rye, .,444 bu; bur-
ley, 805o bu; malt, 1,4s0 bn; pork. 1,hl3
brls; heel, ..,OG0 trs: cutmea1s, $3.50 pkgs;
larG, G,5Sl les; whisky, U0 bs's .s
Exports-Fur twcnty-tour hours-flouE, 5000
brls; wheat, i, ,00 bu; eorn, 1,00Dbu.
0nOpa RECEIVED
at the port Of Chicago Feb. u: II. 4. Kuhn
j. !,rus., 4 cases dry goods; Root IL 4ons' hll-
sic Company, lU cases musical tustruulrntsi j.
". Sinclair T. Co., 19i sks salti Thomson IL
Taylor 60 drums gauslfc soda; Fowler ltrna.,
W. Ska salt; j. W. Nnano Il Co., D,b00 bxs
raislus. Collections, xll,575G!.
, 1879-02-13

Ff0UR-Wne mora active. and qutto strong.
The gradual hardening III wheat called ont good
demand for export, With better prices offered In
some cascs than thoso 10 which buyers bad been
previously limited. Local buyers took hold to .
molrra,e extent, and ut tta close several lots
were held higher, though there was No gcncru, ad-
vance. Satcs werc scportcd nj !, 050 hrls wsntcra
Al Iii 100 brs do rnpers ut 81. 90; :,00
brls double extfas. partly at 81 2Qe.bo; 400 br1a
extras at s3.o5; and 100 bE!s rye Hour on ptish'o
ferns. Total, i, 4hD urls. Tho following was the
, 1879-02-13

1lUuS-Ths MtsXet WAY dMll hna IoWef alI
but q further dsclno in provisions caused Fuckers
to hold Oh, aud. In tho abaence OF lhs usual cum.
petition, sellers fund u impossible to su.taiM
Tupslay's prices Of l0c, anA Ut thlt decllnr ttle
narkot remained wsak TO tho lose. The npnse
to 81 M sasy '1s ws
sales fully u:half were 70 s!ippera. Common to
beat uacon grales sold III 81. 75db3 H5. anl puur
extra heavy lots nj g. hQlb4. Ii. TllcTu wsfu tprY
few safes at over s.. .u0. I0noycr u iiHll sold 4
cur.luad, averaging 3tll 1bs. atSt,ld. Tho aver
aye quality OF Thu receipts Was low-About tbs
DppIest Ut thu stas1n.
Ali 4alc4 ars n'a'ls subject to shrtnkagc Of 40
Ibs tos piggy Aows aud ~ lbA for atags
, 1879-02-13
COMM

Latest quotations for February delivery On tho
lsauIng articles !or the last two buslnesa days:
, 1879-02-13
Business III Governments Him
dered by the Scarcity OF
q Per Cents.
Chicago Discounts Less Activo---
Tho Stock Market lr-
regular.
The Produce Markets Active and 1r-
rcgulat--Hogs Lower---provls-
ions Weak.
Crain Stronger, but Closed Tarue....A Good Ex'
port Demand iar Flour.
:TINANCIAL.


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r.. iransaes,oaa ID uogeanmeuss ' ~ n ,, -. ~,
tneY "oa'u Ae 'a'eei una m-.a. Nv. -, n,rin9
aeiay OF tne 1'cas"st Depa'.Mu. p,as,.. - ,aa he
oe''vsF'co o. psi ss".s 10y .''s.ss,,s, fn, which
half m''on per eente saoss,.oeu ~ .'.',,t
arc overdue. lnc eha.scs )" p'.vr 'o-.H ~ 80. .,s
1ne Us VI @ iSs. wv sn,,H TS a. " 1eca nj.
h--os oi leo. ~ "aA' iue ~, w. -. 1o,,]
vaneeo ~ 10 lu1;h. lne to.sos ss,a ~ zoo, -
lhefe was gam o. - III .nc ~" " .s -. ,so.
lW euoset'pi'os,s W ~ oa poa non m "
*oaol''oo' aht! anothcs eau los s-o,'""''"'o'
per cents was assueo W LIE secFsla'' VI ''s
treasury.
dod 10 dnI! asu ouotca NJ loo>a iof su'a'' ""u
t@vo per sl.oo 1or la9ge a'"o"'lts.
tMcaeo dealess 10 'orclea e1eaanss au.s !epu's
fasr oderinga OF bills m"'s ot them asawh
against shipments ufawn some timo aeo' sss s.s.'
French Bills were 5l''6' Ilo actual tates 1or
sterling were 4s51 a'"! 4ss. i''e postca rates
wcrc 485]H anil 4sSGG4ssA' Banker" mus on
Paris wcfo bls16 n'!l hloees; conmeFe,al' VA:
Antwerp, 6lSI and 5l0a commercial, o@s95;
Aeich1nark, 9'36Gea5A "n.t Wy; eommcfcia,'
NS6: Euildefs on iiolla'id' 4o!S comh'creIal'
a9E.
Consols advanced from W Flu TO W s"los ine
The Bank Of Engfanl gained S4do'0 III bullion.
Chicago discount lncs l'aYc downward
tendency, null calls have weakened III spots.
Call loans On cash collateral cas, low bo nego.
ttased at ao'nc Of the hauks at ! per cent. Last
month the lowest bank rate was i per cent. Un
the street, there Is money to he had still cheaper
by the borrowers WHO Gun command It. There
have been unusually heavy saics Of New Iotk
exchange by tue bnnks in tic last two or thres
days. The movement OF currency to the
country is not aaree enough TO account for these
free sa|es which are probably r,udo to trans-