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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-06-27

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A single trial will be quite sufficient to con-
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-06-27

I'll boot, saith the owl; quoth pussy. I'll yowl,
And what a commotion there'll be,
Right under this juniper tree.
, 1879-04-02
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following Instruments wera fled for
record TucdaY April I:
ctTY PROPERTY.
Vtna 1t, 3lH It n OF Division at, " T. n0x
81 1.t6 it. tlated March ~ John liarncy
to Frederick Ktsch1ff) f).,,.,.,,,,,.,,,,S $40
Fulton Ut, IA5f It . OF Rockwell st. n (, IT
xl10 II, tlnten Sept. H. 1878 (AllclAcl
Mccarthy 10 HernArd Lfttle) ......., -, 2gO
K0sHutfl At, et Il o OF Murray at. a I, n5x
100 feet, dated Mnrch u tIii1am t1ydo
tD lphn Fanal .........,..+.,.. ..... 800
IIoyne ay, 1GH It n nf Congress- at, /, ~
x1lUh Il. dated March ~ iiia,!fy Naut-
n.niln to Kntu l.. Willta,ns) ........ 81. 1900
Masset At {S0s. $40 and J79}, u 7.lOfk
sof Division at, o {, 50xlG6 II, tfutcd
Aasch u tFtedcflck klEchotY to Hurry
undivi.ei !; ot same pra,nisca. 1ateu 'A'o
March u tllcnry schasIcF to Henry t.
yiiesnnea AZ. siH Il IL Thirt..eis "'o'@
st, " I. .lxl10 II, with improvements.
latnd March 70 lSatnual A. DoWllur to
Ella Fa!fftnEtDnj.. ....,..,,,,, rkOO
Wabash nv. II # ii vi 1'htrty.tl,ltti siw ~
.5xl74 h'lQ Il, dated Fob. II tJn,ncs
Miller 70 Abort norssl....... ........ a.1a7
s0UTN Df CITY llNiTh, WITHIN 4 NAu1t;a Of sKyuN
H1LEH or Tile c0uNr. .FlOuaH,
Thomas 81, "t52 n = Of ForIy.cIghtA st. o
f,9a112i H.10 Il, dated hcc. III, 1873
%. r. Jacobs. trustee, 10 Abhie i.
ncach) ...... ..................,....3 zoo
Wentworth av. near Forty -efxhtl Vt, cf
23xl.tH Il, With . other lois III aanle
subdivision CHARLES y. EatEtlugtun 10
SAMUEL a. Uownerl... ......,. 80. 1000
, 1879-04-02

.unAN-WaB active md stcad!eE, tho market not
heias 30 weak m on tho proy!ouR day. Sales
wore reported of 10 tons ut S.5OG18 6an per ton
On track, and 50. 90 free nn board cars.
M.p.,'Hns--s whs made Of 10 tons nt $1,000.
FxEl,-salcs were III tons at s1I. O0Ss16.aO.
Coly- -stEAL-Coasso was nominal nt Sl330 per
ton on track.
SPRING WIlENr-Was quiet and Irregular,
within narrow llmita. Mny deliveries declined
.ie. and closed ~ n9ovo th1 latest prlces q Mon
fcrcnco hotweon tho two opuhfnr u lttt1e wider,
nH;er I:u norS ,.se oilolinEs ot April wheat. Tha
osns oi ID psf ecntal IN sons a sape.ts aud aud
sunni Interior n!arkats III thss c0nntry wcsu towcr
on winter, whlIe milwaukee, w!s ar,der, and our
rceelnta wero small The lea,ling feature Of tho
WIS cntt,nated that abont hntf the No ,,ero
soss soapEsd mai &c i Il s ssyers ub mSs q
What dspfssssa the nnrkst hors rec, curly. a. % It va
s %hse L %s "a s sa si'Ss sat 's H.
quantity q April wheat on sale was really smalI.
thS ,arSet improysa Though thuso 'sas as no ting
eo.sa vt sS.s tos regular e 9l,is fet EIlt ol4sd
Soltcr May opcned vt paaic declined 10 O:l.,c, 3D.
vanced to D44c. and fell back 10 fllsif,c nt tho
close. Seller June was nuiss al n4,. .at04Ae, and
ApEii a. SHasdDH.c, tho latter cnstnG 1t HAEc.
spot aa!cs wets reported u 1Ao, 600 bn No. III
Kasl6ba0e: y. 100 hM do at 0l6tOi,ic; ii. 900 bu
aa IT, soS 81 y SAMPLE Il SsSe Il s's rots a5
W,kJEn wnEA51sa|o AZ y weto 2; 600 bu by sample
WMhAT sclEEslsGs-Sal wore 30 tons at $40. 90
GOItN--was 9u!ct md averaged easier THIS
murLct tor summer tutn1es declined Nc mud closcl
@ aSou4 sWar Ths ss "srsts Sst wsrs 'ots
wuaxucss lure WIN tisc ftct of isrrs Ieiiysfca Sr
APRIL coh1acls. which lnatu thv offerings fur this
t1aa ws,S wans nsrs VI @ ao
%Ifh M wl,oat: ,sh!pp,ae lats were sa.isf:
siac III .tora, and sera4r ID at ilse. 's sampio
lots wers tame NJ M tos No. free hoard
ST. su lans r. mixed ssllsr May so!a satly #
Jsiy so'a ii sdlGs:t5,: ,:c. ana Xiii, u Mtt$llae.
p"rea POI .i'si 81 10 toS ha NJ sl aSetsi.,s; @ l. 6o
a3!.e fsca 81 boasi caTs; ], 100 bu ID It Jtla5a
6Ais 5WslS fai.'y astlyo ratly, the trading bo-
se naisf ftuo .lol!ssriss. Willis ,Lv otsrr iuarc:
were steady. I'hc ,naExct w4s quiet IN tho last
hour, and The offerings VI cash outs li2hl. Tho
.aipGeFs. Aprl! Or segu!ar Mo. 3sol.! a :Gt:lic.
May hFopshs *aAc, ana :!,no wv 4ntst IT 1t It saSp
! Ut lac: l. 400 bu BY susnpe vi a4Qa.7!sc on
track and u,d0O bn dn tNo. =, at 5E3 QA!lHc; and
y eon ~ en 10 wh!te ut a1Qnatc free Oh boasd Total
HfE-Was quiet aud a shade easle,. Afosl OF
as 'fs; 70, ~. month lad ossa c!o.e4 ths 1ay
o a3 wss asai 1ss u
No: a. it,;c; ~ bu by sample at Tx &14se oa
HANLEi-Wns in Ssttcr demand. q few April
% snofts bsasnE aE y TIC maske. and p1sea were lasc
but liit!s ot Tho barley eaiau ID slsht. ApTil Eo
sold emily at Gpc, aud lo extra u 3ic. bulh eeng
, 1879-04-02

81: LOUIS, April l.-CATTLE-strong and higher
good to ch0lcu heavy shipping Btcers Sa0iD3. 10;
90 light, s4.4oa1i. .75:. nattya butciers, stecrt
$4,000 a.; cows a and M MAeifers, $h0Dgf. Ia; ]
c0rn.fel Toxa.A. 81. "h9t4 90: feeding atrert tt
O.. XXX -, .'n"i,,t Az, uiI,'a.
Uoug-StcadY anil tlow: Yorkcys and Bsltimo,cs
ST. J1G0;, III: nackrv 81 aiGtH. ID: tutclera' It
select heavy, $3.700i %; recstnts j, U0U; sLIp.E
mcnts Is. C66.
SmnEf,-put, weak and lower; common to fall
ST. QQd13 Is; goud 10 choice. ST. .Gio4 CIH: ian.f
CT, 81, B5G15 GU: recciuts. 600 shlpJnonty. i5O.
East Ltnrnry
East L,nEnrr. Pa. Anri1 ri11,-cArr1.-.RcceouE
to-day. Jfj.l bend ali 1ur sao hero: xuuny ysrf
light 90 tut, MID ali sold, but ro chauur is peiE
centIblo In prices: mostly ro;nn,on to medli,m
, 1879-04-02
Brisk Demand for Goyernments-,-
Foreign Exchange Dull.
Hoavy Chicago Bank Neutrality-suspicious.
Dull and Strong.
Tho Produce Markets Stcady--.Moro Do
Ing In Spot--Fatures Quiet.
Very Large Deliveries Of Provisions and
Grain--Stooks In Store.
FINANCIAL.

AHSiS ""s pt'eAcf uc.''.'4 ~ .s
ponds mostly IN smaii ots' if'ecs fe'na'msu .n,,
steaay: Ihe Us oil lssl were 9uo.ea @ q. .,s !Ssa'
u'c otUs oi1sO1 at 1u', inc tsos o. 10y u. .oss'
tho lo4os a. lolN' to new Us oi as laal ~ io43e'
ho IS at lVa9a' n' per cents ~ 'sz1' e1.,nles-
oss' aud tic currency os At III INC Gaieego
snp-lreasurer haS feeeisca tnc ne" slo peF
cent certificates. INC oaass tna' deal ~ 10Y.
ornaments Will al eafFy them lot ea'e' nna IL ~
afpectea tnat tIe aemaha lot tntl" WI. ~ As,'
sVo when the5 haVo Deon thorougn'y 'n1'oaueea. ~
Large amounts Of aovefnment ponas naSc III
ue !ast 10" days ooeh sa'ppca u 1ls'n'a'
Lineage tiahsaetionsln loscl1n 'a eAehansa me,e
hGfI ing maFRet was au'l, Will M "aVaneu s,t ~
fates, IN cIeaao htefins LEY asaln o"'e "e,' ~ ~
"nu f5cacn ofl.s "eto osoa las assaa' oo, w.
eaeo ,etes !os ates'n wete aooa n''a as1a' nta ~
~" ,otN .ue aesuai ,atcs "e'o ..,o .ao, ea .sn
no.tei .ates 'os sssl'b WI, 4oo1s .s.1 ..,t aoO'
fieoch oa''kc1e, ollls "ero olo26 a.lu oio1s.
to"so's eun.'aas ~ !" aus1hee' mIu na's ~"
1easneo ~ o-io lns plso y. siset .as .a''s'.
, 1879-04-02

March q, 1R7n... .9n.+n,,Gt0 II, l,0A. 0ia
Mhretl 10. 1H1a.....,... T. 16., 600 i.O13, OD0
OrHKR STOCKS.
The report Of The UrAin md Provision Ex-
change gives The following stocks nf n,css pork
null lard III this city Oil April /, with colnparf.
BUnss
AprN1, Mar. II, Anrit1
fK7U. 1870. 1879.
Mess pork, new, brls. .1i'. Hsi 1so..lt .t7. UDu
Mess pork, old, brs.., y Ts1 1t..50 ......:
LArtl tcs... .......... 2:G J.O ny, hui ~, 1D3
MOVEMENT or WHEAT.
Ii. llitta.
, 1879-04-02
withdrawn iron, store during Monday for city

consumption; 5,1S7 bu barley.
Tie following grain was inspected nto store
in this city yesterday morning: 2 cars No. red
w!Htcr wllcat. 2 cnrs No. 9 do, . cars mixed, i
Ears No. sprlug, Il ours No , uQ, 81 cara rc-
lcctct. car no Eradc IL whcat}; 60 cars hi1N-
mixed corn. IS cars new iii, 20 cara now mixed,
n cars No. 2 10, Il cars nra $3.50 bu rejected
t1ol cssn}; 20 cara white uats, 20 cars No. .
mixed, ! ours rejected t59 outs); Gears Mob rye;
9cars No, barley. Totn1 (B31 ears), 15U,o0O br.
Inspected out: G',5s0 bu wheat, 2t,ooa bu corn,
7s5 bu onts. 7,7AS bu rye, 10,a9i bu barley.
The buys Gil 'Clsnugo ycstcrllay exhibited
son,o "boct-sugar from kansas." Being The 1st
Of April, tic statement was taken cum grano
salis--by those who lasted It..
The statistics Of grain supply nnd demnnd
Which nc get every now MD then from the sea-
board nrc Intensely interesting. They are also
true till contraltrtod by thu facts, Llso The fls-
urea-up snaIorltcs before election, they do somo-
times ,niss the nlark.
Yesterday WIS busy day In produce circles.
Being thu first busfness tlaY Of the mouth tho
delivery Of gtnin mil provisions oil april COLI
tracts was in order, and most of those who Ind
stuff 10 deliver elected to send II round early.
The deliveries were unusuallv nrge In pork,
lard, md wheat, and quito free in corn antuats.
Tie result was m carly weakening In spot grain,
n'iiI" "as "e,per W "sepor1 VI "cr''s'c III "neat
~ hYerpoo'. l0e Impression was ho' e'eat'
however, mud tic iarkcts recovered tone utter
aouut wv nuet N, nou.' l"e 'oe''l's was tsaI's
s.tonR ohe a!i rouho IN VIZ" u 'ao c'Fcam-
Sl'l'eoa' eo''.o i'e"'s e'.eeh.,n "as @ uonc' o'e
tiNi ,''su' o't. 'ts eacch LOT So-l,uu III payment
ior W!e"s' 'l''' a"o.''cr urn neo out CHEEK ''f
n.tie oS'f aaa1tcF ol 'hllson' !he so.ano
~ .lh".s VIZ, n't '"'Rc' "'."c'er' ."as' " 'ns
".''es.os .' nau oesn "!'cm'y l"ossaeu los' "na
.nctc was aot 'nueti a'spos'''on 10 trausaet "e'S
o"e'"esst 1ot WHICH reason the markets. "ere
a'ott autoe tu"" aso'''' ms 'nes l''' y ln"'lle'-
pa. e'ce'lon Was u. ptossesa na't psooao's sone-
'I1ms 70 uo WIN l''o '.uloluoe ho1'ceu.
ths een''l'u lor u'y soouS eont'uues -, una
oatsa ".u p'.os "'ap'as s,sat "s,is'ese+ i"e,o
Nu1 Nv 'a' heo e."'eu ~ l"o 'aas1o iot a'ap'o
ala. !ane1 s'ose'4ts' lHetc "as "e'''s'.a'a'ne.'
eessY'sy' hna lug ptcsa'ent leellE "as escefi'll'
.oaes6 "e1e Hs"ist' sugars le,''a'"eu easy
No'nn; ue" was aeselopc'l IN 1.e maskee LOT
oon'esl'c "''u lore'sh at'cu runs hocral
business "as III pEosssse, a1a thc general tenor
o. prices was unauali"eHlY i':n'' tsh were IN
1a'f leuu's1, ~ 's'. pslees' Nosllns "c" was
| alpafens !" tao o"ttef ma ences' 'hafKets'
os, paints, al'a eo'oss were qaoteo Unity aetlYo
anu "stl'' soal "'.s uu'l ns'u "aak' 81.
Lal"pef eou1'nusS ae,''e. lhe aal'5 Snip.
, 1879-04-02
sAnd Interest.
COIN QUOTATIONS..
The following aro tho Chicago quotations for
ny TELl;GIlApus
NEW TOIlK.

70 lie Trftttr1l AStoetattd Pfest.
New YoRK, April 1.-Goycrnmonts were firm.
Railroad bonds active. Tile leading feature
was activity III Eric new conso1 seconds, which
advanced under n brisk donnnd to 01. Tho
large buying Of thcao bonds Is based upon the
greatly improved prospects Of tho Company
s!ucc reorganization, and tho laying OF third
rail.
State bonds we're dull.
Stocks were Irregular. Michigan Centtnl foil
Oft |, md lackawanna u1vnnced Il. The re-
malndcr Of tho list wns without special fcnturcs.
Transactions wero $4,000 shares: 14,UU0 Eric,
1000 Lake Shore, -, eco Northwestern common,
11,DOU preferred, l3,000 St. Paul common. 5000
preferred, u, eco 1ackawRuna, 8,0D New jersey
Central, 100 stichigan Ccntral, 400U Ohio, md
III, 900 Western Union.
Money market active ut Z, Prime mercantile
paper, .ba6. ...-..
Sterling exchange, sixty days, quiet at 4SG:
sight, 48sH. ..-
Produce exporta for the week. So 7b5 900.
, 1879-04-02

lilo eioetrc light has hal another success at
Roucn. It has boen used thsso In lighting NJ.
Mnnchon's cloth factory, md with satisfactory
results. Tho foremen, who aro doubtless bust
iblo to judge between the two lights, sincu they
never quit tho building, do not hcnltatu 10 do
.laro that the electric light Ia mucl, superior TO
that Of rms, nd TINT they Us wcll as tilH female
operatives, nro mich less fatEguct after the
long hours, bv reaaon OF thu absonco uk the
heat radIated from this gus relloctoss, which wcso
Immediately over their heads.
The dealings In railroad bonds, In Now York
last week, were comparatively light In volume,
but priccs on tho Whole wore fairly welt tna!u-
tnlncd.
The San Franctsco Hu4t.in has collected the
returns OF thiEty-two mines on the Pncftlc S,opo
Tor February. Tho product was: Gold, $G5U,-
100; silver. 81, ,0T2, 100; load, ss9,10 For Tho
nrst two lnontha Of thu current year tho bullion
Yield, on account of tho diminished product Of
tile Donauxa mines, has becu only sB,772s00,
against $O,430. 7o0 in January and February
1873. About tho mining stock market, tic
Dullsltn says:
lecently thers hasa baep indications that con,
b!nAtton Of circumstances was being {osmol 10 In.
settle mining values. huch ra!ds happen f1cquont.
gambling business Till n,aaipuia,oss hnyo S o Two
ways Of nccclnF tho nubl!c, nstney, BY unduly in.
failing ths market and by nntuiy dsprosal.;g il.
cnmstancss were being shaped inr another pcrlod.
1cnl raid On tho dpAr public Il Il tho tul spasan
0f tlo year With ", and eseFYhn: IL favorable foT
tho attack cn mlntag values that IL now huinR ear.
rud uut. Twill suryo tho purpose Of tic largo
operatora To Aayo priccs 20 much lUwor in order
tsat they may load up At asnall outlay and 10 IN
fot tho noxt rlae, which Is anticipated later In thu
The following rtvea tho fll,ctuat,ona of Vim
, 1879-04-02

Tho following wcFo tho recclpts aud shIp.
mcnts Of tho leading asttclcs Of pro.lucc u this
city during tho twenty-fouF hours ending at
o'clock on Tuesday morning, unl for the cor
responding date twtlye months nEo:
, 1879-04-02

1lUEH-.Thofo Wf8 q Title moro TIC IN Tho ht9
tralo yesterday and, AZ result, tho matt.f
worked a trlne nrmer. Tho receipts were small ,
and proved inadequate to meet the combne1
wants of shippers and packers, and towards II,
close OF thu dHy ptEcps moved up &c per 100 lbs
Common 10 bost bacon graAes sold at 81. JOD3 sd
anu heavy, weights ut a3.50Gt4.O0 for poor i,
primo. sklps wera slow at sJ Qudb3. 40, Ever.
tutpX 1Qlu.
, 1879-04-02

IUl1I. VF8t BUU 1UVt 47I IFI{I, HbQ
Total Of all Eradcs In store, 1l,70t ,1Sl bu.
Thesc figures show Il decrease during Inst week
OF 1O,bl1 bu whcnt, 152 ,t16 6u corn, ~ .,,aa3 bu
rye, 7+,0o5 bu barley. anl IN incrcaso Of 1,GG0
bu oats. Total decrease, d20.A55 bu.
Also a!loat Ia the larhor at this port: 2i,5sG
bu No. 3wheat, 13o,737 bu No. do {lH,,3a
wheat; 1.s,7G7 bu Aigt.tutxctl corn, u.s. .093 bu
now do, H,l23 hn new Inixcd. Bal..1it bu No. 2
corn, la,7ll bu rejected Il, ,0oo, ,g1I eorn); aud
2j.0sa lu No. oats. Total a!loat, 1,l00,N4 i,,l.
SInce Jan. tic receipts In Chicago Include
o., TBS brls Hour, $3.50 3s7 bu wlcat, 1907, 1898
bst corn. 2,0H,003 bu oats, 255,l37 hu rye, aud
S75, ,65o bu barley.
The following weEu tho atoexs OF Nheat tu
, 1879-04-02
PROVISIONS,

HOG rKODUcIS-Wcr steady, with Icts doing,
bnt good demand in proportion to the volume Of
offerings. Liverpool reported a decline Of I'D in
lnra, and tic local hog market wns only steady.
while tho deliveries here on April contracts wcro
very latge. nut tho 1ntser seemed 10 have been
nearly oil provided for. and a fow Efforts wcro
1llcd Which fIad been kept opcn tn the 1opo Of
brcak. There VIVA not mitch anxiety to enter upon
new l,ualncss md much Of tho trading reported
below was simply in transfer.
MESS pnnK-Atlvanccd 5Gs7Nc pcr htl and closed
&c nboye the latest prices Of Monday. Sales woro
repottcl Of G.500 brls seller April at $40. 100
10. 17i: II, 800 brls seller Say ut TO- 80;
Ena Il. $50 bsls sclicr JUNO ut S10.35GD10. +2h.
Total, e4,.5o brls. Thu market closed atcady ut
$l0ihG10. 20 for cash, $40. 1871 1TH for April.
$40. 40 for May, and 3l0: AoGo TO- 4.s fol
Primo mesa pork Ma qu0tod at 3D. G0&b0. 25, and
extra prime at SH.2h 10.
LARp.-Advancril &c per 400 TBS, with a fairly
active demand in tho later pntt or tho session.
sn!eH wcre reported Df 2, 900 tcs SPOT srd seller
April ut 50. :'1Gt'.:i5; O,Gro tcs tellcr Iay at
So. Att a q. Gao tts seer June at SU. d
QG.i,5. Total, IL, nou tc4. Tho market coscl
steady at So al1t,. 10 for spot, &c. ;}5G1Ba7t for
April. 50. 4Mt0 All for May, and 81. 51!sGs). 55
for juno.
MEArs-Were In fas demand nnd shade nrn.or
Ia sympathy with pnrk antl lard, but ths trAtng
was chiefly 1ncat Salcs weTu reported OF III ibxs
at 81. 70ft4. 7' for April $4.sliti Das, for May,
md ~ 00i. u!!t for .1nna; 100 tos swect-p!cklcd
hanv t1t lbs1 at &c. Tito following were the clos
Ing prices uer 100 TN on tho leading cuts;
, 1879-04-02
7 bhsI FlIANCIcCV.
SAN FnANc1sco. April 1.-Followtng wcro
| The closing 1uuthtiQna ut the Stock Duaru:

NEW QKLEAEE,
:, NEw CLEANS, April 1.-Sight exchange on
New York ut par.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills, 4s0}1.
FOREIGN.
LONDON. April 1.-Consols, 81 BIG.
.stocks-Read!ng, 1295; Eric, 259s; preferred,
47h.
United States bonls-'07s, 10451E: l0-dos, 10.A;
new bs, 1005f; 4Ls, 107k; 4s, 10lH.
Amount Of bullion withdrawn from the Bank
Of England on balatco to-day, 4ss7,0D0.
PAn1s, April 1.-Keptcs, 114f 25c,
, 1879-04-02
DRY GOODS,
CHICAGO,

Tho market for foreign and domestic dsy geo.
continues unln'orruptcdly active, l,uye.s aIs
present in .asge numbers, and ase purchasing f.ce
", and tho mail and telegraph orders also arc pouE
inR ln from nlI quarters. There IL an cntiEe nb'
scnce Of my speculative tendency, tho domand hc.
Ing strictly In conformity to the probable require
unta Of cueEent trade, but lh0fc 10 litte tqf
Doubt that more goods arc being Jiatributad than
at = corresponding poriod for number OF seasvna
paut. In comparison With lb73, tho Increase Of
business for the three months ending With 3IaEea
81 II fully 1U115 per cont. In values few changca
have takan place, but these few wero to tho I'd.
yantaaa 0f holders, tho general market maintain.
ing tho buoyant tons that characterized It Ut III
beginning OF thu scason. Collections ars sails
factory. Or tho s1port movement, tho New Y0s"
JouFHa! of Commerce says:
Tho export d0Hlaad has continued quite kcttyt,
AMI while stnall assosiment8 for nearby market!
have been Vt sone frequency, tha oilers VI small
&dfats 70 secure latst contracts fur sutute dclf'
VFy haSe been successful III few instances.
Al At our 1ast. We iHl thnt exp1ItGrs aro much
more apprscatiye Of The tEuu condition Ut tho sup
ply Of this staple anGl tho gootla market than aES
hume buyers; hence thoe cndeayoss to secuEo
''Dlocgs" for future doljyefy.
Tho movement for export has been OF good pf0'
portions for tho week, tbs EupoEtea shipments In
Guiding l, 16a packngeA from this poFt, 6I pacK-
a.es tEoM Hosto,i, anu 4t3 paekayes fEol4 utlIes
pults making III al t. 4la packsgss Tor tho week.
aud
, 1879-04-02

A party writes from Topoka, Kas., under tlato
Aiarrl. 70, asfolows: "'Iliu farmers arc feeling
very blue. No ssens Of rain yet Thermometer
90 degrees, with warm, dry winds. Do not OK
poet over third Of crop Of wheat hcrc.n 4
dispatcl, received yesterday from Kansus City
confirmed The siatcmcnt IN regard to tie war,l,,
dry weather ind lack OF rain.
The following Ia MI uxtract from letter dated
81. Joe, No., March Is: two arc 1mvng ex-
trcmcly dry weathrr nil through the West, ar>l
wheat Is being greatly damaged. Tile recent
cold weather also injured 1t badly, an1 unless
we hare rain soon tic growing crop will bo
ruined, or nearly so. I nm informed tint tnauy
In Kansas arc plowing I'D their wheat, but
ean hardly tllnt this is probable yet, though
partss told MO to-day thry had seen lt.''
, 1879-04-02

SJtEEr BALES.

HE1EEP-Wcre IN nctlYo NoMana, nnd nltllot3t
tho recutpts were liberal, tho market ruled Afints
fully nruvlouB qu0tatuns. Tho following ssci
ri In uIr lima vntucA.
, 1879-04-02
The following sl,ows the receipts aiNl sbtp'
1nonts of wllent at pulnts uAtnGd yestcrday:


April t.-1tcceipts- Flour 1850 brls; wheat,
t42050 bu; corn, 1880 bu; oats 25,5i0 bu;
cors.nca1, 1,653 lkgs rye. :, 40 bu: nosk, e,os'
bsls; bocf, :. LAO ses cut meats, sos pkgs; lard
$3.50 tcs; whlsky, 81 brls.
Exports-For twenty-four lours-Flour, 5000
brls; wheat, 3s,o00 tu; corn, $4,000 bu; outs,
1,p0O lu.
, 1879-04-02

EAY-Tho hottcr grndps Werc In good demand,
hntl steady. Tho fecel1tis hra ample. ant no In.
mediate change In price II antIcipnlod:
No. t!mothy...... -. ........,, .yR 0DGl8. 10
Nn. t!i...... -. ................. 7. OtNE7. bU
Mixed dU.... ...,.......... 49,. -. U.hOGo7. no
up|ana psatro....... .....,.,... ~. G.50ab7. 90
Ho. !....... .+.... .............. :. &. ttkb1 90
IliDEs-WGro steady nntor good inquiry. Tho
tccnaptH arc improving In uu4lity, aud arc couse.
qnenty mnru aAlaufc:
1.suht cnrcd hides, y r1b..............,,,.
1!cnfg 10, n n.... ....+........t OK
Damaged OF 2rubby do, p h ............ 6iS
Ta!t cnred i ib....... .. .........". 9 q DIX
SEhlls n........ .s..s..*s. ....... !QtS
1lry flint, h f9n............... ..,...,.,,.13 Ola
Dry sailed, Il 4, ,............ .............l1 o..
uroan city blllchcrs', ,f3rh.......,....... q q EH
bhGCp pGta. Huul catfflataft u h aH
, 1879-04-02
NEW Y0lsK,

NEW YONK.
NEW YaRK, April 1.-MBtkct for cotton good
fairly actlve; prsea vary arn with On upward ten.
dency on brown mud bleaclei Euods pochrsst
brown shrsllngs advanced Hc; pflnia III 1uodsEsss
, 1879-04-02

@Vs0EFsF''''s'tf4 ~ ~ ps"O7'o9F fstJ Vtl+
Also, al,sA0 hu eoru, 1871 hu oats, VD3, ,7o9
bu barscy, aud 1h8,UlS bu rye.
FlsInLE aurrLY,
Mt. 4. @. Thomas. Ut this city, eiycs tlle fol.
lowing rs tho quantities. Ut wheat n.la cptu III
, 1879-04-02

LUMlKR-.At tic ynrds m active tnsnohs Il be-
InE rrosrrufel nj trreHnInr pflces. Many dcascrH
increasing. anl the now cnt is heavy. Common
stu s billed a. 'c hoow quotations In largo lots.
wcre reported. Common irY Loartis ani stripa ara
quoted II H. 0oGb0. rs, and dry picco STUFF ut $s. %
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-12
pretationa, aud was probably intended to
80.
TURK EY.

CoNsTANTtNorhE, Nov. lt.-Prlnce Lobanoff
has informed SaWAs Pasha Minister Of For
eign Affairs. that he does not bear any pro-
poenla from the Russian government. Prince
LobanoF will again depart, in the course Of
u week, on leave of absence.
SAwas PAsha has declared to Sir Austin
Layard that the attacks Of the 'Ful kish press
on the policy of England are wholly unin-
splred.
Count Zochy, Austrian Ambassador, will
have hudence with the Sultan on the fif-
teeth Instant, when he will present letters OF
recall.
LONDON, Nov 1.-THE correspondent Of
the Times Mt Constantnople says thcre Ii
grave reason to fear that the reckless, dogged
and passive resistance which has hitherto
balIied nil efforts of the British Ambassador
will be prolonged, and that the country will
continue to sink gradually. as 1t has beer
doing during the last twelve months, until
some catastrophe produces radical change
Ia the situation.
A dispatch from Vienna TO the Times says
The Gzarewitz will come here before going TO
Berlin. Circumstances lend unusual siRni-
ticance TO these visits. They are interpreted
ms tho first step on the part OF Russia toward
surmountng the enlargement between her
self and the two central empires Of Europe
IN enlargement dating from the treaty OF
San Stefano and eliminating In the Austro-
German understanding of Vienna. No OBJ
stacls will be found here TO putting an end TO
this eatrangemsnt, but the result, whatever
1t may be- cannot affect tho understanding
between Germany and Austria.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg to the Duly
Ne,es says: All the Russian newspapers have
articles upon the latest steps taken In Com
stantlnople by tho British government, aud
in certain circles an uneasy feeling is arising.
The Goios says that In the event of Eng
lands attempting to violate Turkish inde-
pendence, and Mt tho same time to infringe
on the Vital interest OF Russia, u collision be-
tween tho two powers would be more conye-
nient for the Inter, on the confines OF Asia
Minor, than In tho depths Of Central Asia
The Noroe Erenun Is Of the opinion that
tho powers are opposed to tho aggressive
measures OF England, and that noue OF them
will act hs o Catspnw.