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JACKSON. Mss. July q. 1879.

Jas. A. Barksdale Esq. Yazoo City:
DEAR SIR: Yours Of the 10Th inst. came
duly to hand; in reply l would state H. NJ.
Dixon said to me that he (Dixon) "aoald at
any time, # he could pack jury to acgua friend
He afterwards made the same statement in
Gardeners store in the presence of myself,
Gardener, Hammond, Kent Kennard, and two
others whom do not recolleet.
Yours truly
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SunhoWer County.

The nomination Of H. Torrey, Esq.
for the Legislature from Sunfower
if followed by an election, as we are
certain it will be, will secure the ser
vices of competent and faithful repre-
sentative Of the county's interest in the
Legislature.
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DemOeratie-COnServatiye Nominations.
NOTE.

Senators from the 1st, ID, 9th, one from 7th
sth, 9th, 18th, 10TH 10Th, Goth, 22d, one from
oath, 18th, Goth, Doth and 31st Districts hold
over Senators from the Sd, 4th, 9Th, one
from 9TH, 10th, two from 18th, 18th, 14th,
18th, 18th, 18th, Dist, 23d, one from oath, two
from 9th, 18th, Both, 32d, Ito fill vacancy
and Sd Districts are to be elected.
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JACKSON COUNTY.

SCRANTON, August 18th, 1872
EDITORS CLARION Hon. Chas. H. Wood off
Moss Point who rived with So much credit 90
himself and satisfaction To his constituency Don
the Legislature Of 1878, was re-uomiuatcd yes.
terday by the nemocratic-C Conservative party
at its primary election without opposition IIr
received the unanimous vote of the purtv and
will of course be elected in November Iu
haste. Yours truly,
JACKSON
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The Yazoo Canvass.

The following correspondence which
is published in the Yazoo Sentinel,
speaks for itself:
YAzoo CITY, August 7, 1879.
EDITOR HERALD: Understanding that II
NJ. Dixon denies making the statement to Mr..
Briscoe embodied in the following note, | ad-
addressed that gentleman a letter of inquiry
and his reply will be found below, which you
will publish on my responsibility.
Yours &c.
JAS A RARRSDATE
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DID DIR. De Bruce, who presided over
the Independent Greenback meeting in
Yazoo City, once figure conspicuously in
politics in Choctaw county, Alabama
We pause for a reply
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THE Greenville Times says that
Greenbackers in Washington county,
although having enlisted pretty much all
the scrapings and odds and ends of car
petbaggery and scallawaggery, has ut
terly failed to reach the colored voters
And that Col. Percy stands ready to
break lance with any champion of that
wretched faction who may have the te-
merity to enter the lists in that county.
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Hon. HI MTunRow the able Re

Hon. HI. l.. MULDRow, the able Rep.
resentative from the LIST District, adj
dressed a large audience at Choctaw
Agency, Oktibbeha county on the 18th.
He is now in the field and will remain
there until the polls are closed in No
We mber
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Attala-C L. Anderson, +. NJ. Glass.
Choctaw--E X. Seward.
Clarke--Frank c. Niece.
Clay-W. Il. Gum.
Copiah-A. Hunter, b. W. McRae.
Grenada. J. Williams
Hinds-W. d. Carmichael, l.. White, T. A
Neville J. NJ Simmons.
Holmes---A II. Harding, Henry Christmas
H. J. Reid.
Jacksou--Chas. II. Wood
Lafayette-Charles b. Howry, w. L. Blu
ford.
I.awrence-Ci. A. Teunisson.
Leake---J. VI. Hardin.
Leflore--Enos Rogers.
Madi~On--Chas. l.. Gilmer, William Bas-
kin, Samuel W. Trotter.
Moutgomery--W. A. Hurt
Noxubee-S. b. Day, J. L. Madison Henry
NJ. Hunter
Pike-James G. Lamkin
Rankin-A. J. McLaurin, T. n. Norrell.
Scott-Matthew Lyle
Simpson---D. w. McInnis
Summers. f. Parker.
SunHower---T. III. Tory
Tunica and Quitman-W. J. Nelson.
Wilkinson-George T. McGehee, T. V.
holland
Washngton-John w Shields, .
Yalobusha-J. J. Slack.
Yazoo-Garnctt Andrews Allen NJ. Hicks
Henry Creighton.
Floatorial District Calhoun and Yalobu-
shall. T. Blount.
Floatorial District Choctaw and Montgom-
erv---Jame Drane.
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IN the Kentucky elections, Black
burn Democrat received 100000 f;
Evans 81 900; and Cook (Greenbacker)
only 16, 900.
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The Governor Of Tennessee is urged
to call an extra session of the Legisla-
ture to make provision for the yellow
fever sufferers.
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Lexington Advertiser
The result of the primary election Was 4s fol-.
lows For Senator, II. ). Hooker I54. ~ a. HAM.
ilton 1874; For Representative Twelve c.ud..
datesl the three highest were A. H. Harffrr
100, Henry Christmas Sl7, IL. j Reid a92. F.r
Chancery Clerk, james 4. Meade. For tfr..r.-
Clerk J. +. Ashcraft; For sheriff. ) =. Ha~bf....
For Treasurer, Geo. W. Stigieri For Assessor
John A. burden For Surveyor Z. e. Mercer
For Coroner and Ranger, Jethru Clark
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OUR thanks are due our good friends
of the LauderdaIe Review They are
really very kind but it is the kindness
that kills. "No more of that Hal, as
thou lowest US"
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No Case Of Fever at Mayersvil1e.

CAIRO, Aug. 16.-The following from the
Secretary of the State Board of Health al
Mississippi has just been received:
MAYERsyILLK, Mss, Aug. 16.-H. ]. II.
Rauch, Cairo: There is no case Of yellow
fever here nov. War JOHNSTON,
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Another Despatch.

YAzoo CITY, Miss, August 10, 1879.
Jas. A. BarksdaIe shot and dangerously
wounded H. NJ. Dixon in street fight.
JCP.
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YAzoo CITY, MISS August 10, 1879.
ia. Barksdale and II. NJ Dixon had a
difficulty in which the latter is supposed fatally
wounded Dixon had consPired to assassinate
Barksdale
p. J. MCCoRMICK.
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Rankin County Matters.

J. R. Enoehs, Esq, as Chairman of the
County Elective Committee, has pub
lished card in which he says, that in
consideration of the assurances made by
Maj. Sutton and embraced in the follow
ing resolutions adopted by meeting of
the citizens of Stems Greek, the notice
served upon Sutton to discontinue the
race issue or quit the canvass, has been
rescinded. We hope that the timely
action of the good citizens of Rankin
who were prompted solely by desire
to preserve the peace, will have the
desired effect:
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IT is argued that hard times are on
the increase in Europe, from the large
increase in the number Of immigrants
for July 1879 over the corresponding
month Of 1873. 1t is over so per cent.
The United States are now gaining in
population at the rate Of over one hun
dred thousand per annum from immi-
grafton alone.
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/ The American Citizen has been elect
ed the official journal Of Madison coun-
ty, by the Board Of Supervisors,
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THE CLARION in commenting on 'the
wickedness of reviving the race issue in this
State" says ''there may be men who have gone
into the so-called Independent movement from
a conscientious belief that they would be do
ing their State a service by overthrowing the
present State Administration and building up
apother mengrel- concern on its ruins" &c.
We hope The CLARION does not mean to say
that Gov. Stones administration is a "mon-
grel concern. Raymond Gazette.
Our neighbor is nypercritical. We
can bear to have our meaning distorted
by the Radical and Greenback organs.
It is their daily bread; but we can't rel
ish it from counsellor and friend whom
We esteem as highly as the Gazette. Of
course, we referred to the 'tmongrel
eoncernF that preceded the patriotic
Administration of which Gov. Stone L.
the worthy and able head.
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CHoCTAw COUNTY.
Inland Recorder.l

Inland Recorder.
The primary election came oG- LAD tE..t...
county last Friday, and resulted iu dis a,.s....
ton OF the following ticket:
Representative, r. X. Seward.
Floater for Choctaw aud Montgomery Ftu..
Drane.
sheriff, T. d. Boyd.
Chancery Clerk, !. b. Dunn.
Circuit Clerk, j. d. Fulcher
Treasurer, j 7. Middleton.
Assessor J. b. Elkin.
The above is a good ticket some af tE...... ana.
personal friends, and we understand II ......
perfect satisfaction.
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Organization in Monroe. Judge Hous-
ton Sets an Example for Other
Counties.
Aberdeen Examiner
Rooms COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMUTE
August -. I~-a.
1t is particularly requested 10y the Democrat.
County Executive Committee that the l.r.....
campaign clubs keep in communication v#.s
the committee, sending in reports of .lI HI....
lngs ana lull rolls OF members, as our county
committee is required not only 60 preserve t0...
data for its own guidance but Up make r.-uIar
reports to the State Executive COMMITTEE .r.
Jackson Members oil the Executive Committee
IN the various Districts are requested ta give
this matter their personal attention.
L. r. Houston, Chairman
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SENATE

Eleventh District Kinds and Rankin
J. d. Stewart, William Ratlif
Twelfth District lMadisOn) - Thomas 7.
Singleton.
Fourteenth District Holmes y. G. Ham
ilton.
Seventeenth District Noubee) II. L. Jar
nagin.
Eighteenth District-(Oktibbeha and Clay
j. J.. Crigler.
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FlTlL DIFFICULTY IN YAZOO CITY
ESPECIAL TO CLARION 1

H. M. Dixon Killed in Street Fight
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HOLMES COUNTY.
lexington Advertiser.

westville, August 10th, 1879.
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THE COTTON Marriott.

H. L. DAVIS sec'y.
, 1879-07-29
demand ut the previous
epottet1 Of $50 bfls t5n.
1 81. 90 per gallon fot
LIVE STOCK
GJIfff&Hn.

CATTLE-Received during Sunday and Mon.
day, d. 200; same t!mo, last week, 8, 7:4; total
la4t woek. Fl. 4I5. Reports from New YORK
wosa calculated TO check any tendency to activity
on tho part Of shipPe., That market bslnE quoted
NC lower, but our receipts Of fat cattle werd
moderate, and that facs impaired 1.m feeling 10
holders. and they ins!ated upon and ohtaIued,
fully previous prices. For Toxas cattlo also prices
were tksn. Tho arrivals OF that Claus wcEc pretty
full, but cannera and butchers wcso actively GU
gaged and for good to best grsdca sa.lera found u
possible to obtain just tside batter dgurcs th'a
prevailed on lhs cloaIpg days Of last week. Thsfe
was also liberal fun Of "Western" cas''s,
but, a. tho vlewa Of buyers and fel!sfs
wate considerably apart. worry few transfers
Wero effected. The trouhls with the Western
eattla Il that thoy aro little better than caunts
ths ia reSaissn,ants u tho Esstefs trade. Common
na hsts 70! a"es ss cs es sSe.
sss' ss ~ sss: eo s
sol q head sssrasipx ~ ns at the oa, oa!''as M
aud at g. bo@4. 50 fos tale to good tas shtpplna
atesrs. Excepting Western cattle, ot which sumo.
5 %s's IL tue q ,6a s h'4& &
The London correspondent OF the Drortra' Jour
MI siass % aaf % Isss commusica!Ioa @ W have had
atm market; the supply 0f EuRli4h e4tsls bas Dtsa
very scanty, sud shipments fs0m America anH
pEices for horned cattle hare Euled quite y: ps. ,
cant higher tho paat four weeks than dutsn9 W
spsng mouths and sboOp hafe also sold q an ~
vance. This improvement in business hsa hu". ,..
aYeE, produced aha usual results, and large coa'
sIanments ate now arriving FROM many quanneimn'
and our own grazing eountes. whero, Aitho44sa
the cattle are generally very backward conssaeks.
shla nnnbeE IL brought forward BY feeding ollesAs
on tho lsnu. l..
's1he principal tnc.e&Ae tn the sheep suppg9 ~
fkom the 6tstes and Canada. but aMozcthGEa. III ~
n. market T. now fully supplied, and .he p'f''a "
''sL!pmeAts from Hcheaw1R- -ltolatetn VIII eoni
meuee next week. and Iron, ihencs our ptiaeaps.n.
received to tbs extent OF moro than ooo h. nef.
peE week during tho autumn; howctef. p'gh ~.
kbs, that t1cso snipmeRta vii! not 70 ia1fv f,srn
tfas few weeks, ~ the stnck there lAs ta1'.~
badly up to the present tlue. ham
"6ons eatsoss oi AmeEleaa sheea hffa R'S3
, 1879-07-29

l1 sstaple at74Hden7o. on track, and :, 4oo bu do
s1e 5essAo fscs ~ besta ea.s. Total ~ o1o a;, b.
but firm ~ compared Win spfng sfadet. though
a.tn thsro ~ ~ only ''sht demand n hRAo eeiov
NJ % se %soas tftss S. i.S''S fos No. aaers
tlRAc askct fol soiler August and Dsc for soptem.
BE- s"lS. IT,, wosG 5epof's ot 200 ba ~
borrcdl ii ii. o6s So, Zoo ba Nos. md md rs,l II
s9He; Co. ooo By sollce Augnst 1t 0Hi1 10s!{c;
H. is ss;!sf septssqr M =, a. @ @
trck; md Z, 800 hn TO at Os6E o81io frcs On board
cars. Total spot sals., 56, 200 tnl,
Or1tEn WMkAT-Salcs ,ycfa l. 200 bu mixed At
00KG0se, and 20 tons screenings at SIS oo@10 90
senss rsea ron ts:s s:s se 8 spesa s
the ia.t hou!. Tho Brit!sh mntko,s wefs ;t.onE ns
rcccips werc unct larger than u'usl, and that
helped tho market to decline IN sympathy with
a"h. Thee r. far spa At hs
tdo market hi iato ii tho session This trading IN
AsRas. Into September ] M 1t about So dlassenes;
3HefnEa fot fatnro wcro rather larRa at ors tltnc
55 f w. ,s s9 The 9afs ss 4a G:Sd ss IT.
ceipts d.tod yesterday, ns they viii carry into An
gnst On lrst STORAGE. ssller August sold At 15i.c
soId at a5 K613d!ic, and thc year 4 :ostal3:ile:
Seller the month was 1ittlo bsttor than nominal At
20 hs Sea s?s :sle. EefS 5'B9ss e. I'd 81 ~ bo
mixed It 35i ee35aie; 9, goo bu new mixed I'D
ro]ccttd at 344534iic: o. 400 bu hy sample At a4A
@ec on trnck: !, 100 bu oars at 95c; and 600 %
a. 3Aa13aac freo on board ca1h. Total, 40o, 200
bu.
OATS-..Were dull and weak declining H4a4o
under liberal offerings OF futures. with only
y L.ia.lcu aemand from shofn: ing fGcespta Nefe
casler Tbcrs ~. ,arnl Hcmsnd for ssmnicnl
and aou.c BUSINESS was done in No. 2 oa.s Which
soid at a4He down 10 Ia, and September s Il Ill
quotations. ss|ier tao year NV VA nominsiIy Slcs
in fnynritc ,nrotInns nrInotn1 sf5a1Sne7r Eamnfna
Mera IL atr donana sS &c Old oat Seins prefe9lRcd
fsics wcru W reportea o! II, 5oO br Nc. al 2sxa
nc: i. sou bn nav mIxen Nv aa,npio nj It'll
IoiEe. snd , snn m XII Ma . n! SnEhSH,tr. r. ~
+ sV0 ba Old rhi;e ~ At M 5aSc. Mi on Tick: and
L 100 BIZ mi xsi nj n7itSs vc: Ind Si1fi mI NH
at 30Gs}ic. aii frcn n, haari Totai IL :ioS s hns
HYE@Wna fariv M ncttyc. cash bciuH stcaiT'
quiet, bstng held ffmir. No. sold at b2c. and
AnEuht brought 62c carly. closln9 with ee1lttu at
that price. September was Qn!et ct 6lGn51he.
Eash saies wess reported Of 70, 400 ba No. > at
hSe; zoo bn By sample at on track. and
4e1 oG q S!AG free tn hoAtd- Total. IS. ooo bu,
, 1879-07-29

Lesex 4, to %; Han Frnucisco Il, to 10H, Tho
gains bcsides those given above wcre C., @. d
I,C. 4, to X; Western Union ", to o0sf;
KansR City u, to 101H; tho prcfcFred ", to
5114; Jersey Central N, to 5s1<; g., O., Gu
!. ~. to 521k; Erio14, to 27ss; Union Pacific II,
to 77s{.
Erio second es opened at 75X and closed
at 701,s.
Kansas u Texas flrsss .n..ncsd from 7a4 to
709i. -
Northern Pacific was more actfTn md higher
on Friday, on account Of report that It is to DO
put on tic New York Board next ueck. The
preferred sold Z, 828 ahares, opening at 45h, 3D.
vanc!ng to i5i1S. fuctuating between Y a'''t g.
aud closing at 453S. Tho common sold 1,ls1
shares, advancing from 1411{ 10 1t*4.
In railroad bonds Ia Boston on Friday, Ateht"
son fltsts wcro firm at 11401f4A; land Erants
remained at 112H bid; Atchfson seconds we're
steady at 113N@llaH. Burlington + Missouri
now cxempt.6s aoid at 1of's; exempt boods
advanced }{, to 1019{ bid. Denver u Rio urando
Is continued ut six bill. Knnsas City, St. Jo-
scph & Council DluT 10 advanced 14, to 9S9S,
closing nt pSaG19S22k. Pueblo 4 Arkaneas 7s
we're stcaly at 10l55 bid. In railroad st6eks
Atchtson & Topeka sold s6 lower, at 10ae9s, clos-
ing at 1osll71os5t. Pueblo sold ~ lower, at
57, closing at N3iGl57. Burlington Il Missouri
~ ~'o1s1s' "N - ,,cI<,.@1rt< e,t,.
t.a'foau ""' ',''"',..:, ~ - n a,,.-
Inc Mt 1l-1GGl71{ indianapolis. Cincinnati Il
l'aaSc..e t.,! soia ~ e. MF..s,.as,a,n ~ p,,,,r.
1he 1neasu " s.s, W. 's',s =. 1,,n ,ssa.s
lnes ~ uu''.S ~ '.s s.,' .na 80. a.,., a,,na
fia,'',. , - i"o aln. "eo,,ns. rooa,.s, ~ tta
WIN .@'Gu. ~, sass seosaaon. ~ s,i,noon.o
o'Mu ~ o.,,sts .na ,,,,o,s .r1 .o Whoa. nro,,
.aa.'e'S t, p'os'''''"t' "0~'' Wv "''~-' ~'e
"u1r. A.. c,,,,.oo g. Aba, p,,,.,oa
tHe oM'1lhs " 9', us oIt ~ ~. ~ * 1e1n .rnrs
Io'nuy ison. o"'s zoo ~ no 3 - s .o' 49,.
s-a, a3a..os ss.,, - -, Ao''0'' 'ssS VA"
srnt r .nelsase' :. s ~ ,t,..., u..,s r. rro~,.
,.ns ~ W. ,.,a 49,. .I,.., sso,. =,
1'oae 1sa, .e., ~opar ~, nv ,n.. eso cns la.
o.,, i1'v' o,. "s'v 1s, .' - ., 's ~" T''''S'
5sal' ."7 yso' r!',' .".' ea.o, e.'.s" -.
~ 'a '.,, .oS ,,'a.a 49,. ss,a,,s sa.,ss.r ~
Nu.t>t a.t4on Lus9s . w. ess., a., s,,n ~
, 1879-07-29

THO following instruments werc fled for rec
ord Monday, July ~:
c1rY PROPERTY.
Forest ~, between Th!rty.seFenth and
Thirty. a!9hth stx, q I, LOxl24H It. dated
July y, is. u. Peabody 10 A and i. L.
rht,y.tn H. loX Il 81 take ~. ~
undivided i. Of M11e4 II, improved.
.lutca July {. 1s77 tsllss K. kelsey to nm
1lsn.y ss'Ses :. soF s. Waller t. Isi
l.5 Il, dated July ~ William Loab to ~.
Dtyl.!oa +, IL q La;t,1es ~, ~,
,Oibbs to Joseph zue!cher, ......n ..;:. 1,78l
4, st. slxl:s d aatsa NV: <Michaol ~.
IN It, Improved. dated July II
r rlhomas .: Persusun to +. nsas.>...;" a'loo
'?Sit ! tt 1aUtessl {, :sas assss ~"
Ssst i9';eS + &C. s g. = H. 4 iss ks as;us!a
N6Hf GIaik i, l$sM i not Division i,
ef fts s'sis # tmSsoysd dste JnlYs ~ nm
~, {, .2lxlal'i It, da,ea july ii ii.
wssss T. 81 ttlssy ht; i. 600
Shnrtlu0 10 Thou'as Lynch. 49,. ~. uso
pe:hs = &laft Hl,.S 9t Ttttt5'a4;rt1 4,
fur4 10 DaYia schot.) ~. 400
So4th Wster.t, la7 Il ii . o' Lake st'sa
4 19n e river: datea Ivy lHggh
so1sh neaiborn ;i II. ii it Of oho Il. 0
!, .1zsd e. ,tmptosca. dated July Is
lHAthau E!scR1rAth to Charlotte @,
woSster ", ii: Il ii iasiIat Il IL oooo
@54l11 It, datsd July ~ lcasaasiaa
, 1879-07-29

BhAN-Was fairly active and very stoaly. Sales
weEe reported Of lao tons Ut per oa on track,
and 81. 20 fsoe on board cars.
CoH1.AsAL-Coarae ws4 nominal At s13.b0 per
tcn On truck.
MtppLlNas-Saaes wsEa 10 tons aus At $13. Is.
SPRING WnEAT-W'as actIy6 and wsak. Ths
market for next moath declined 2}c, and closed 70
below tho latest quotation OF Saturday. Tho
bEttt.h markets were quiet and steady, with fEm-
meas In taEgooss but Nav York was NuAkor, psoh-
ably Tot he same scasona a. In tbs Ut Chicauo
These ware hna weather ind largo rscefpla at lead
Wsss, and Now York on tho seaboafd. Our own
fGcalpt4 wctp not largo, though those oE winter
Increasing. Thu crop Yield Il, this country Ii be-
llevcd to 10 magnificent ono, and, With Ina
Msathet 70 permit 1t to be secured In good urler.
tho speculative elenaut think low prle1s ueces-
ssty. This liberal NAY, tn which tho
wheat y &c coming forward u asssp.sd q.
satisfied 70 realise Vt present quotations, and as
rea1oa To fear that foreign M4rkuts will weaken
unles btR offerings. Houce FREQ sellera yestolday,
mostly tor future, tho spot ofToslngs not being
large, and next month uas weaker than RspisulbcE,
because OF musa anxiety to rrouase for tho dpl,yor
les Of ncxt Friday. The difference uutweep the
two wa. uatEowea down to about Inc. The mar
ket Weakened 10 bottoua prices on tho only cali,
then. reacted on Change, oat again turned down.
o2c, md CLOSED i 03hdta1Nc. seller September
sold At o0hT1lAo, ciosing Il ooh9NAc. SELLER
October was quit, a. atont september PRICES.
Tbs YEAR sold Ut 80. .Ga0o}tc: and July ranged nom
tuAllJ u 914&EtE3c, clostu1. with cash No. 2. 1t
t14c. No. closed qutut At 65c. bpot sales were
rppDsted 1f ~ 400 bu No. , Vi 1ac: 8, 1Q1 bu No.
. 1t a3ci 40 bu ts!estcd =: 7307eci 1900 bu
, 1879-07-29

Number Of banks. EUR
Chicago a OF 1854 were sold at 107 aad Inter-
sst, New scrip Ia taken by tho brokers at a.
Betting On the weather 1as thu principal oc-
cupatton OF tho AtocR market. Under t!lls ex.
citing and hazardous atlmu'ns, The prtr1 Of
Northwest common went w from ,72259b to 1875,
rlossnE ut Tx, tue preferred auclin!n. Il, 10
GsN. ii. Paul common advanced from 60]}< to
gs99s. closing At 0eef tic prefcrrcd from o5s( to
n4if, closing at 0d. Tho reports from the wheat
felds orc most encouraging. The harvest
has begun, and u Yield Of two or
tbrco moro bual'els On aero than was tx
sasted Ia being obtained. The buils are
- "' steam, aud declare TINT tho rtso has
sxt 39Ht begun. Their figure is at least IS for
1ottls@est common a'al 90 for st. Paul COM
, 1879-07-29

sturo 10 John n. stuyo) ........... -. 1.eoO
Webster ny. adjoining the above, I, e5x
70 r VI stnyo) g., -. .. 1850
Wobtter ay, adjoining tho above, n I. !6
11lo It, lntod July - tCathnriua btuys
=. 70 4. e. Th1fupspn}. So. ....,...... 1,l5u
Wabaah ~, t8A It II of Tb'rsy fourth a.
rtay 10 William inr iil, p " ~. ~ ..... 49, 1900
West Taylor st. 100 II { OF I1a1sted et, ~,
O'Drien to II. Vniniiyanj .... -. ...... 1900
Rockwell q, 35A Il = of Fnton st. ~.
.!xl.1 IT, dated July - {Af!chacl Nc
Carthy 70 Julian Fnatro)... .......... 450
Ohio st. 100 It " OF Pine st. I, 261100
#, latcd fully eH Master In ChancefJ
to John Newcll}. }.................. seas. I, 300
Mohawk Ut, 97U II y OF Ccntrs 81, wi, 70
10 ii. butchmoyerj,... ............ " 1900
NORTH OF CIR I1x1rs, WITHIN 4 RADIUS or sEvEN
MtLEa oP THE COUNT. HOUSE.
Lt!1st, 140 II G Of Western AZ, . I, f,24x100
u. dated Juty 1tT. u. Cochran to Con-
fad Hili) ............ .--.........4 odO
SOUTH or CIT Limits, WITHIN 4 nAD1ua or aAvxK
HtLEs or THE courT.H0uBk.
F1ry.sovcnth Ut, 10 II O Of Thsoop st, n
!. 4xlGl f. dated Jnly Is tlsaac Cook
TO william Muffay)s ........... >. ....$ 400
Greenwood nv, DIX # Of Forty. sixth at,
VI. 03Hx185 It, dated July III III. n.
Thompson to Jeremiah Hiocum) ........ I, 405
, 1879-07-29

Long ctcars quoted nt 81 40 loose. mud -. 67,s
boxed; Cunbetlar,ts. 4AGo5o boxed; long cut
hams, H!tGba.lc: aweet-pickicd hams, tc for
10 to Ii 1EcraEe; green hams, sauan ayeragcs.
GbTlac; green shoulders, 1Ic.
NacoA quoted at 4,sGt4sao for ahouldors, 4K@
&c for short Ribs, b3tGpoEo for short clears, ~
Gl9c for hams. all canyased and packed.
gREAer-Was qnict at4 A6t5c for whtc, 4l4xc
for good yellow, and 13{ 3{Q14c fGe brown.
DEEF-Was quiet at 81. 600 10. 90 for neea.
$40. 501lt 90 for extra mess, md $18. 60110.O0
for hams.
TALLow-Waa nominal ut BhG15alc for city and
6l05AG for country,