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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24
T,se E'0ura.a OF .suIy.

1t is time the citizens of Winnemucca
were making arrangements to celebrate
the Fourth Of July in an appropriate
manner. This being the County Seat,
there ought to be some display of
patriotism on the anniversary of the
Nations birthday. The celebration
ought 60 be cool one, so that people
from the surrounding country win at
tend. Get ont the Brass Band, let the
Firemen parade, and some competent
person be engaged to deliver patriotic,
not a paItizan Grafton. Everybody,
but particularly business men, should
contribute more or less to defray ex-
penses, and the Firemen or somebody
else should close the festivities with a
grand ball.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24
The Eagle Mine.

A force of miners are now at work on
the Eagle mine, in Indian District, and
the mill viii be started as soon as it can
be put in working order The Mill
City foundry is now at work making
the NECESSARY castings.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24

The Rev. A. A. Rolf, Methodist
pastor of Michigan, prayed that the
Almighty might palsy the hands of
every man who went to the ballot box
to vote and did not vote for prohibit
ton, and to palsy every mans tongue
who spoke against prohibition.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24

"Oh!" said the afflicted wife, weep
ing over his body, she said he would
take off his fannels, anyway, and poor
man, he little thought how soon he
would go to the place where fannels
are never needed"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24

A FIvE-yEAR-oLD girl, lost in Min
nesota woods, had the good sense to
hang bits of her dress on bushes as she
wandered, and those led to her dis
covery, after she had lived four days on
berries and wild onions.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24

In suburban school, where an ex-
animation was conducted ON the basis
OF general intelligence rather than book
lessons, the question was asked for
what was Prince Bisnark best known,
when the ubiquitous ''small boy" We
hemently declared, "For keeping big
black dor,"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24

Sheriff Harper, of Lander county,
passed through last evening on the way
to the State Prison with j. w. Collins,
who has been sentenced to that institu-
ton for two years, for attempting to
commit rape on Mrs. John Leike near
Galena.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24
information Wanted.

Information as to the whereabouts of
John GAVIN is wanted by his wife, who
is at present in Battle Mountain. Gavin
recently worked in Lewis District, but
left there short time ago, for parts
unknown.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24
Cheap Cash store.

Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement under this head in another
column. c. f. Bedell, proprietor of
the store, proposes to sell all articles in
his line at living prices for cash.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24
ksahO Bullion.

Wells, Fargo & Cos express brought
down from Silver City, Idaho, yesterday,
bullion valued at g, 100. Thename of the
mine which produced it we could not
learn.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of Youth, nervous weakness, early
decay loss Of manhood, &c. will send recipe
that win cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This greet
remedy was discovered by a missionary in South
America Send self-addresscd envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH I. lSMAS, Station d, New York
City. dec.2-7S-ly.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24

A Philadelphia lady, being taken to
task for ti5ht-lacing, said that she re-
sorted to the practice on purely econo-
mical grounds. How is that" asked
her reprover. "Why," she replied, Il
lace tightly simply to prevent waist
fitness.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24

Isaac c. Bateman, a well known
mining man, died at San Gabriel Los
Angeles county, California, yesterday.
He was brother-in-la of Colonel d.
4. Buel of this place
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24
SPECIAL LOCALS.
Photographic.

Those wishing to embrace this oppor-
tunity for securing first class picture
should apply at once, as | leave VIM
nemucca May 30th. III. G. TANDY.
ml5-td,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24

First-class winding Waltham
and Elgin watches for $2S, worth $50,
at Uncle Harris, 22l Kearny street,
between Bush and Suffer-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24
Religious Services.

Preaching at the Methodist Church
tomorrow by the Rev. w Carver, at
II A. NJ. and 7:30 2. NJ Subject
"The Palpit and Reform" Sabbath
School at II NJ. All are invited.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24
Practical Matchmaker.

Geo. F. jackson, practical watch
maker, with j. 4. Sabine. All work
warranted. ap30-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24

DR.. Parsons, the well known dentist,
will remain in town few days.
Orders left at the Lafayette Hotel will
receive prompt attention. my2l-tf.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24
Far tac Ladies.

Another large lot of latest styles ladies'
hats and sLniowns at Il. Reinhart &
Cos. n.l3.w.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24

CHEW JAcKsoN's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. nov20-7S-ly.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24
SHON NIGER ORG AN
Pronounced unanimously as the
INsTRU NyENET S..

Their comparative excellence is recognized by
the Judges in their report, from which the fol-
lowing is an extract.
"The u shoninger Organ Co.'S exhibit
them possible to a large class OF purchasers,
having a combination of Reeds and Bells, pro-
ducing novel and pleasing effects, containing
many desirable improvements, will stand longer
order, all the boards being made three-ply, put
together so it is impossible for them to either
shrink, swell or split. The only Organ awarded
this rank.
The Medal and award was granted after the
most severe competition Of the best makers, he
fore one of the most competent juries ever as
sembled.
PROFESSOR RUTAN,
for the State of Nevada.
oRGANSsoLD on THE INsTALLMENT PLAN
Instruments delivered at any station on tho
c. P. P. r. r. at Factory Prices. Catalogues
furnished on application
Address, PROFESSOR PRUTAN,.
febll-'79-3m Winnemucca, New.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24

uuSCSl, ANSNduss, oal Vic -ttll gay Vi
May, 1879:
Bailey, William Batel, j.
Clark, Geo. Douglass, w. G. 3
Eames, Geo. Ferrill, Frank
Forsha, Miss Mollie Gesmer, p,
McAbee, Ell. Mccarthy, John
Mccarthy, Dennie Miller, W. b.
Miller, Jefferson Overfeld, Thos. M.
Quigley, }. I. Rogers, h. A.
Simon, Jos. Sterling, DIR. F. s.
Trousdale, j. G. Wood, j. &.
West, Thos X. Wilcox, Billy
Whitehill, Geo. Myers, Fred.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters, will please say, advertised
May Oath, 1879"
F. c. ROBINS, P. M.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24

Damiana Bitters at L. Reinhart &
Co.'S.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24

Remaining in the Postofiice at Winnie
mucca, Nevada, ON the oath day of
Nav, 1879:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-24
L. :. ssaYAL SERVICE REPORT.
coNPARArivg TEMPERATURE.

" 22...................'. -.o'o 80
23...,..,.......-.......o l.o %
=, .,....o 534 All
s..a. zas.z1 ssSzrcsaaan1szen
SAN FRANCISCO sFOcA REPORT.
last EYcaiRg's Board.
Eureka Con-, is
ass Raymond !. Ely3
800 Belmont 40c
800 Leopard |
80 ella zoe
80 n Belle g.
100 Navajo i5c
400 Endowment 2jc
ITO Independence 295 300c sl0
100 Manhattan 300
IS Grand Prize SO SOC
1910 Argeata % l00c
$50 Day - 50c
200 Tu8carora Zoe
1900 Belle Isle 7075c
800 Hillside
300 Albion 80 2jc
$40 Bolie 81 p
500 Bochtei 100 l75c
400 McCi.aton 100 ll0c
525 T.oya u
$50 Summit It's lS0c
800 Bulwer III IL
200 Syndicate y 81
200 Aurora 2jc
llT5 Good8aaw SOC
80 McCiintoa 100 Hoe
1000 Oriental - 9jc
GOO BsNadere 100 95c
100 Champion 2Jc
1850 Black Hawk II
1850 South Boiie 30 Soc
200 Booker II 4Jc
$40 Mono - q
525 Con. Pacific 800 400
$500 University % 45c
100 Dudley &c
500 Jupiter zoe
$50 South Buiwer 60c
% MONDAY
100 Martin White 6f
80 Leeds SIC
800 Caledonia, Black Hills
400 Crsosu5 10 BIO
500 Giant t Old Age
100 H1ssey Zoe
Ehl, n,rnlng's Board.
700 Ophr 33t IS
925 Mexican - l2t
500 Gould i Curry % 90
40 Best & BsleAer lSI Is.
100 California
- Savage ~ l2f
1910 Can. Va, IS 81
40 Caollac
1870 Potosi 1905
345 Hale & Aorcross l4f l4A
$50 Crown Point 81 81
900 yellow Jacket tSs lS5
l55 Imperial 10 l45c
1870 Alpha y
2f5 Belcber II 81
so Confidence l3f
405 Sierra Nevada 4Sl 40
205 Utah - iot
$50 Billion 81 6s
2S5 Exchequer y 73
80 Oveunaa $50
295 Justice 36j 355c
200 Succor 70 75c
$40 Union SO SD
230 Alta ! ~
1913 julia 800 $3.50
30 Caledonia 240 230c
665 Silver Hill 80 2l5c
405 Challenge 275 2S0c
1850 Lady Bryon - zoe
100 Lady Washington 1900
go Andes doe
80 Challenge 2S5c
445 Ward Zoe
ltl0 Scorpion $50 soc
600 Leviathan Is zoe
70 n. Con. Va, lot 10
so WooIville 25c
495 Benton 400 450c
$50 Solid Silver l5c
1900 Com Dorado go 225c
1850 Flowery 90 l00c
645 n. Bonanza , p
$50 Macllay $50 235c
l20 Goodshaw 80 zoe
500 Oriental so SOC
20 Bulwer III
1915 Belvidcre l05c 90c
775 Champion 25c
l40 Black Hawk l70c
300 South Bodle 40c
$50 Booker 30 40c
$40 Mono s. 58
100 Con. Pacific 4 ~
500 University so soc
400 Jupiter 40c
$50 Dudley 60c
anssxss ~sszssxxEuxrB
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES IN
STAGES.
Nevada Stage Paradise.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
4. NJ Mather
Idaho stage Line.
, 1879-04-18
Withdrawn lrotn stoso during Wednesday for
city consumption: 52d5 bn wheat, III: 4aa2 hu bar

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?n.
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sM, 49, y" 1, fasI ,,aus ~ 49, ~, sas
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an .t @ ,a. =. ~, w. r,p's.so rsa ~. W.
-, ". uA ""os'' "'''' =" >o'"' W. -" o"'s'
14,ns, :. w .'','. M''.os. Sim, ,a nm ,u
..,,.,, H. ,r,,,. t,,.,,,.,,. .' $500 ,
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eu' ....o ,'s ~" ,sssn ~, % ~. ,o ",e @ ,,.
~ u"' s'o"s a.a.s.s IT," ss "u NV "as .''.'to
"se'' 49, %.' =, s.,,W ~ ,sa,. ~ ss w" .".'o
"a' - ,'o'' '"'"'7 ~ w ''A''''
po.se''
ho ""o'tsa " e"' 5"ate'""f ''s't "eu"es'
nay t"hpeei'o" ~ ""ot l,lto etose tcfe' ~ gar
,p,,1, II III nm
, 1879-04-18


HOu PRoDrcTS-Wcfc moderately active md
unusually atca,iy. hut tho trade wnH mostly local.
thrru being few outside orsiur5 for futures, att!
shippers wsru not disposed 10 operate, Ltvcrruol
was eas,rr. md hugs at our stock. Ynrls were
1uolaa lower, except on primu 'DtA for shan.rnt,
but Tho homo feeling was not IN favor OF fHsthcs
iecilnu In p1odurt.
Mxss sPonK-Ayeragea and closed The samo a.
tho latest prices oE "Wednesday. Salos were ra-
ported Of y 0Do bE1s #alicr May nt s'}.n7Ah
10. 0'.ts; 10, 30 brls sollcr Juno ut S10.o7ss6D
l0.15; and 2. 7bn ht'a scllet luly Al $40. 200
0.M.!..i. Total, III, 0o0 brls. The market CLOSED
Atcshy al $lo 90 fos cash sa!ler April, $40. 0p
III. OK for May, and $40. 10Gbl0. i".. for June.
Old pork quolsd At sS.373idbs. 20. rs1me nesa
pork was uuutsl Al 81. OoQa8.: II, and extra pru.o
At s.. 1OalH.a:
l.Anp-A,lyancel e1sGeac. and eloaea aye ahovc
the hstcst prices Of "Wednesday. Halcs woro re-
1Hrto OF "0 tcs spot At S5.o7!s; 4,7h0 tes scllur
May at sa.p7li6eH. %; 0.boo tea scl'0r juno nt
80. 0..sQt1. n7H; aud 1.o0o tcs se1lsr Ju.v at
firm at SabT!t for anot seller Anil, 81, u7a q
tj.O0 for May, md ~. Ui&bH nv for juno. duly
NAV nominal ut I'll. 10 At tha oIo!e.
MEATA-Wtra u Ah1sie AEHct In sympathy With
pnrk and lard, but lie ttA'IihE was aile:cthrr u
ioral fueuIua. SAlcs WeEu Esl0rlr4 or j, G.0. 00i
lba short ribs at ~. h4!tG0s 10 for Mar, 3l.tIQl
SANS Ia August. Tba following woro tho closllI
pFces per lUD lba on the lctuNE cuts:
, 1879-04-18

IN HeFHnny, Holland. md Hclgtnm,...... 81 900
Tolal,..p ..........e:t0, God
a. a. aganst {a STOCK on tho 1st ct May. 1s7s, Of
~ steso s vi ire q i ss Gs
rather neiow shnu nboyc ,ise reality, Tho rro1nc.
tian continues equal to that OF nas summer. the
hogs over that Ut March, lH7s. The. cxpnstnsaon,
on the contraryt tAnwa n naked tccfcssc, md
c q s s:s IN fs s e9Tn aF as , s,y e
dare. i Ia generally ccncedell that, whilst tonle
1T the Siatrs, AZ t>hlo, Kentucky. anil ltldiaua.
that ia Whole. tlo summer ,lel!ycric. oi hogswtl
be ~ great ms that Of last Fnmrsr. aud certainly
fully c1ua. tu Tic requirements OF tho ttadn; nnt
Me ln0k for 4 year Of BtrnuY prices nj aboht or
sllGhl!y bclow preernt ynIues. with larEo e,nnnh,
IN consequence q! evidences everywhere existing
of improving bus!nsss.
Wo rcpuat from or ISSUE ot yesterday lhat
the season of winter storage for grain has HOW
expired. AL grain delivered u, consracts n'lst
have five days to run on 1I4c per bn storage, OF
The seller muAt deduct irom The selling price as
much M Is necessary 10 make the delivery "reE-
ular." The wl,o!c storage charge Is then assln,.
cd hy the buyer.
The leading produce markets wcso rather
ffFmcr Yesterday, and much stca.ltcr, with fair
volume Of business tlolng. Wheat WAS active,
several lnrga lots changing ta1!.ls, tic buyers
being chiefly parties who sold ,l,rng t!r two or
three days previously, Corn was rather slow,
relatively, buying or,lcrs frosn outside for
futures being few, hut there was
Gool shipping movement In both
markets, with moro strength In New Turk.
though Liverpool wns dull. Provisions wcso
.Irm On tic calls, with all casy feeling oil
'Changr, anil there was some tn'k nhuut local
nttcnpt to fasre up prices. Tic weather WAS
c1caf. h)tt btttl rn1ft fnr the 8casep.
, 1879-04-18

Long clears guoted q. 81 .b.!i loosa and 8s,H5
1oxei; Cuuibsrlunds. u. 1ulEi:l.s4 bn1uA; tong
Tor III to IL IL average; green hault. GsGi05ic lot
esu,o averages; green shoulders. aHc.
Bacon quoted xt4.i 10 foE shoulders. 6Hgh:ic
for short ribs b}sGt69{c fpr short clears. bsfLs4c
tor hams, all canTasra and packed:
u,tK4sE--Was quoted at Is. 0pA5 80 for No.
white. 44Gt5e for good yellow. and 4kG3Asac lat
brown.
nEEF rRonuCTa-Wsra hrm and quiet At
SH.U0En.9l for moss. $40 ooGbl0.2I fur extra
TAi.low-Was quiet 1t osic for city and 6A
QUIZ for country.
DNEApHTUFFS.
FLOUR-Was moro aclisc. al At easier range OF
prtccs, shlppsKs takinR hold OF few lots At cou.
cs.aIops which sellers would not graat prsyoasly.
Thu local traue was s!ox. 6alea reported OF $50
hs!4 winters Al 81. 05t5 10; 81 bs!s 10 ntS3.;I0;
100 brla spring extras ehIcty Vt $3.50 25; h10
btls tnpsrs IT S..10D:. IS; and 100 btls 8ye Gpus
, 1879-04-18
Srcclc In Bnnk of France increased today
0,9D3, ,1klf. --..-
PANS, April 17.-Rentcs. 1f5t 15c.


Tie following instruments wcro fled for
record THURSDAY, April Ii;
cry rnorsnrr.
West Washlng.on 81, 1:lJ u " Of RoboI
itiioSAn II. la Hsaeh to i'ssrro"l' London. mn
htarthltia ~. ~ SoFnes of Mcst polE y;
!tlsotFs Woodland, .i'., 10 Arthur VI. ~ mn
ws.t Et!s.t ii i : q 1asst, + aix
1:B d'l0 +, Improved, dated ami 10
lllaaa Andersen to Sc!ls u. chssatan' eoo
>,tn1 ssn :; do, !, =; ,. i; so'
II. s3Slo2 e, Improved, dn,ed a. LAY: Ant'l mn
10 Catherine !}atftt to John y l1alel;. 1'ooo
"Ft Dsass"In as = 81 i,is tv I H., p ~ l'aen !n,ns
M. National s, Hank to John j. Il Odsll' 1,4oo
west InlS n. n cnfnsf O. MofeAn At
!; !; n'.xnt y. WME il9Axi"t y t,;t ~ Mi!es ,M
trr ~ ch,Rccsy to Onion Mutual Llfo. =, m,
South l'szieu T, lisft Of Nins!esnth
~ .:7Aiiu!3 u, antch Ann, ~ ~,
tIosepn tIG!let ~ '!o.en,l MasshseRl;: o'1o"
s'1"I.s !, sa,od snt,, ~ u i, ANN. ~, hi.
III - i,hn ~ Ieu i en,hp"t.1 tp. s n:n
Emer;la ay, III It II uf rhff,y. .foutt: Il.
81, .4xls4X Il, iatcd April III ..lcnry
sha,tIta L. Ftss sy = s,a Ga9fas es:s1s} i,
'Ia NJ :!5xi.5 X Il: da,ea anrs' II t1m,in,,
ltoseuthai to Caihrgua ooppclttpcuerJ. $40
c1.!sh r. u 1Ss e q %,iss csr';s XII, Il q:
arnh Sllynrnnn r., ji,Hrv II Can,nkcin o5no
| South ru.K AZ. adi It 3 II Th.sty!f !fo,1,h ''"
Vi, +, :IltIili1; 1t, .lntcu Arril II
| tMastcr In E,anccry ia Erurst q. t;royl 1000
Murray Vi, ri 1t n Of Ho.suti st. Z I. 3Ix
11 lsea. Il tlsfsa ual,fs. Td.; lreteF liorp to 300
! sonth ifalstri H. n7li II n nj Eirhtrcnth
ii, " +, 2Ua x1tlj Il. datcd Aurii ii,
| iNnna AlheIs ct nj !" !rhsn,lnrr u,rn.
losnl. ..,.,,, &C.,. ,.,.,..,',,.., ~, 1000
, 1879-04-18
COMMERCIAL.
Lntest quotations for April delivery on tho |
leading articles for the last Two bl,scss t]nys.

Tic following were tue receipts mud sllp-
ments Of lile leading nrtlcses Of produce in this
city during tho twenty-tour hours ending at !
o'clock IN Thursday morning, mud for tllu cor
rcspondln. date twelve months ago:
, 1879-04-18

11OTs-Thero was a dull and droopIas mt.3
ceme Of nrge receipts, for tic supply anoun,ts.,
barely II, UgO hcad. aild tnlIp II tGlai for tsest.
pircd purtlon Of tho week 0f 81, :D0. asla.sG.
7HD for tho same tlmo last week. This utsttss
tho product anh thu expectation uf inc,ese1u.
rsynls. I'rudo opened dull at 1flc rcanctsun tua
Wednesdays prices. and remained dull and r.a
tn tho close. Common TO prtn1e oacnn gradts Vi
to good heavy utld medium weight packing ho1t
81. :.fM'G. 80, aud fair to chptcc heavy slp3ta4
81. 4''fb3. SU. Sktps were not wanted at ott1s.a
OIL 10.
AL sales arc made subject to a1,rinksgaa
lbs for pIlyy nnss, md 10 lha for at3ga.
, 1879-04-18
sAutl interest. ...-
COIN QUOTATIONS..
Tic following nru the Chicago quotations for
UY TEf.E:(lltArH,
NEW YORK.

"a shr 1rfstsr4, dssartattd Prras.
New YORK, April l7.-Goyetnmcnts wcro
strong.
Ku'1road bonds were generally acttyo aud
strong, especially for Erie, Wabash. aud Chlca-
70, Columbus IL 1ndlanu Central. Tile SOUTH
Western Issues were wcnk.
Stats securities werc dull.
Tile stuck market was less active than ycstcr-
dpy. aml somewhat irregular. Tile Eranger
shares wcra fairly steady OH slight fluctuations.
Coal shares, after fractional decline, bccntnu
ilrm OH reports Irn1n gool SOURCE uf renewal
VI negotiations for combinations. Southwest
erl shares were Irregular, Kansas rRriac ad-
vanc!ng from a5}1I 10 %, an'l closiag ut 371,{.
Kansaa u Texas declined lsom lUto li14, clus-
lng NJ 14lI.
1t, the general list fluctuations yserc ccmpara-
lively uarrow, the clus!ns prices being
Ut or near the highest OF the day.
Eric was netlyo nptl strong through
out, closIng at tho highest point. New York
Elevated advanced from 17g to 19a. Louisville
tE Nashville advanced III, uI,l Columbus CHI
cugo d indiana Cciltrul rose to ~. This trans
ncttt,ls wers t7U,tN1, Vi Which .lD00 wGre Eric,
6,fWD LIKE Shurp, u tka1 Wabash, l0,000 North
western connlot. H,tAM Northwestern preferred,
5,0u0 st. Pnul, 1t,lkt Lackawunl,n, N.uts) Mlch.
uI,u Central, 1910 st. jos.rh, .,tkU Dus, 2.UO0
Western Un!0n, 5Ouu Atu,ttc " parlfc Tcle-
ErupI, H,sW knl,h:ts Fuc1e. h,U0l ka,,saa II
Texas, 1J,uD IL. Louis. kausas CITY 4 North
csn, aiMl ll,tko III. l."uLs y gan lFnnclsto,
Mo,luy market casy ut 4Gs5 Pfina mercantile
alrri,.s tc1cl'augc, s[1ty days, weak ut 4Bs31; +;
, 1879-04-18
Business at Tho Chicago Bauks--.The
Stock Market Strongs
The Produoe Markets Fairly Aotive...Hogs
Lower--.Provisious steadier.
Grain Stronger EARLY, bnt Cloaea with
Wenk Eoeling.

- ru,,tuot ~ mott comment In financial, circ,r..
.rhc, !, ,rl,I o,n ~, tc ,,hacrhera tn ,l I'm,
,a, ~ i MR. rcnts i. generally ocYcc, hmt
f,..,o- t,,,,, t,,s H., ,ncoI nr,rtet. rcfn.o !,
~ 1',,o n, ,f ,sst ,,a,. .,eo,,v NJ 1cHiI. ,,o
~ an, o1v,rc.d 1< IN ,o,7<. ,Jc pc,y +. ri 1891
..,,ss.oa II - 1Sto<. ~ ncw axe II !, trsll.
y ~, .,,a n,,rrenrr ~ Z 10 1ot.
Easa,o. ovoha,,1o waa ,rcoUar II, conec,,s,c.
-, 1oo,oosod 5cm,u1. rnc onntnt,nna 70.
s",,a.S ~, ..,,. In t:h,csro ,tcrltrr arstr
,'.,,s .Saxa ,e'm ,,,, Fronr, mia ,varo r,nsI
,n .,t,,., tshirnro r,,es for .,erllnc wcrc asH,T
tsIoa,% !, Nnw yorL TIN oct,,si r,tes .vars
Sset. n,a sss 1bc ,o.tel ratcs for .,.r,inr
,.a.s 80 a,,I dss< r,.nch hont,r., hf1ls wore
st,,, a,,1 g1r
~.s ,1,,."is .,norod ~ ~ 1s.1e ora sar.n,ea -
no n .r.,n r,rs,,., ..,or. ~ ,.a 1'",.,. ~
.1,o,r.a ~, i.,.aa.a T., h,,,ta :sa. ,,,,
..as,' ~ e1ao nm .r,o r,,,,,o,t,, ~ H., hst,n,.
y, -. IN h,t,,. !, ~ tosS ~ ao, srho
.,,rts,oa ~, ,,n.n !, rna,.na abnu, ~. .,l,..
'.s,ss., a. r 1maiI ,,a,a,,,,.s H., ,s ,a., ".s,.
4uss s.1s',N. t.".... tss.,.s1, :. ~ - -, ..s; '
~ sua. y. e' ""u Is.,, ~, ~ ls.po't,
T1 'a :. ... :. :. =, ~ ~ .s.''. .' a''d
t.onu." 10 49, 49,. - .e e@.',.o a''u
n'aa's~' "6"'4's >''0 0~''"'' 4"~ ~"'"'A'
e1gs' 70. <ur. ,.
n m III
men, mud then Ii may ba huped that our Lrs,bla.
tnsc a,,d uoscsnmsnt , ay 1u''oa'ly t"fn eer it.
systcm Of currency In com,o,, w,tt, o,usr nat!ons
aIc giscn u is lh'p9sSnc 70 '1tM an oi'ion anoht
xna pfospGets o. siusf ManetesIer o1 LSespool.
~ e ou in @ a's " sfes @
moneiaty detnsbahee. aht! }! tno nninioh Wete 10
sptcau tnat ,any npottant mnnstnsy LEGISLATION
OF. silver which Wlld bH usIt1i "A shaving how
, 1879-04-18


CATTi.rs-Tho demand vas mt uute n, II, .'''l
On tia psus;sns day. md tho tnun ~ III, n'ast
was not a. strong. rhc rrceiut% vera np,,. '1H
1areo, nn.l tint fact lad Tendency to n,a... .et!
llttlo "ahy, " hnt ho!acrB wcra not nI,na..lsH slsH
l!stnn to nny proposaa for a 1cdnc,iun m ~
and the dny's tras,ing was Accomplished =, ssea
asanttally Wednesdays quotations., Tr,ta ~ w.
Cd slack, aud did not at any limo .ffn wv ue,a'
display muct ncttvtty, hut Ina gutct VI. -. u!
many cati1u changed owncrs. rnles tnatst wa
aOoat 3,500 hca.1. THAT WINS rather nm. :. ~
onc.haf ti,a supply, but nearly .,.uush .los. 'a'a
left over nt the clnte tn tncet tho prolmhlo ~
o! tho 'nnfsat fur tho remainder Of Tho wy
Tllcfe wcrr 1uoeE choice cattlo linn On c,,s'@ s@
thu preceding tays Of the week. md there NJ.
number nt taIcs ut 81. n md upwnrd. -hs,
.lsovra weat Into Tho hands Of csrossrs, =, oe IN
5.1o. Thuse figures wafe pat fur IN, ru,oh sv' ".
tnretl stecrs weighing from !, 4;,t} Ia II. ~
ruling 'gHrcs., howcyuf, were s., 1t:i;si:i ~
checkers a1's bntehcra' stnIt a1 sinunI. m -! ~
deaui Ut $2 lGs35. t lei hea pnsss MI ,ss ws;s
S3.01I 0u per. lnU lts. There WI, na,r ";
l!ni linstctn catsle averaging J. eH laa ut n
They were longt hy m Ohio feeder. Thc t1,;, n,,I
closea quiet md easy. |s'!a
QUOTATIONS.:
Extrn Deeyes-Graacd steers, Weighing
1.400 lbs ai.d npwarl1........ ....,. Il. poas :,
Choico Bceycs,-Flnc. ~, woil fo;med ''''''n
snS ssesF' wsls'ny y TO- 5G l 4ooals
c;,Sgn %f;gnnz !; }So ts :op u s III @ 4a
v;shd.a' ws9Gx !; o t9 !, oo s. 3.o5aAr
slcess nnd comin0n 10 ch0cr cnwn,
fes elty slaughter. weighing BOO 10
1,2e Is, III; ,; aa13as
10y to i 9o },G, lbs; hi ;i,n .,
stays, bnl!s: and "a sca1awaE asecFs .... 2,o,72a
, 1879-04-18

as the port Of Chicago April II 1870: Cunning
lain IL Hunter. u rasks sm1a asl,; II. J. Mahr
& Co., Ii bales hurlaps; Lawrence & Martin, l
case cigars; T1omus Q. barber, / brl whisky;
Gsommcs IL Ulrfcl', IS rel cases; Perry II.
Smith, q cases furniture; JOHN ". Wills, 20 ,kga
cu,,ntd eopds; Field. Letter l. Co., l case lace
gools, !, Eases tlrcss goods; +. W. liayne s. Co.,
n ar casks sherry, 10 eighth casks sherry. Col
lerttous, $5,f5l,u9.
, 1879-04-18

BROOM M-C0llH-Was In ta!r request and steady.
Tho orders arc Gnall, but good tca. OF corn !.
moving out Of aote and the atock Of caotce rrac
brush Is getting lfutlt: