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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-12
ADMIN sTRATORs' NOTICE.


Orphans Court Of 81. Mary's county, Set.
May 10, 1879.
ORDERED BY THE COURT That Robert
~ G. Combs and John g. Tippett, admins
traitors Of ZACCHEUS TlPPETT, late Of
ST. MAry's county, Maryland, deceased, give the
notice required by law 10 the deceaseds eFSdi-
tors 20 exhibit their claims and that the same be
published once a week for six successive weeks in
the st. Mary's Beacon.
Test: JAMES 7. N. RALEy,
Register of Wills for st. Mary s county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance ofthe above order, we hereby give
notice that we have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of ST. Mary's county, Maryland, letters OF
administration on the personal estate OF Zaccheus
Tippett late Of said co., deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are here
by notified to exhibit the same with the proper
vouchers attached thereto 20 the subscribers, on
or before the 18th day Of Nov. 1879, they viii
otherwise by law be excluded from the beneAts
Of the said estate. All persons indebted 20 the
deceased are requested TO make immediate pay
ment TO the subscribers.
ROBERT G.. COMBS,
JOHN q. TIPPETT,
Administrators.
Mav rE rRsa-cw
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NOTICE.

TRANSPORTATION q ENTERTAINMENT
- at reasonable rates can be had By parties IN
fsansif 10 and from Baltimore at Forrest wharf
per PatuxentstenmeFs By calling on
J0fiN ". BUCKLER
Nor. ., IeTB-:f Forrest wharf, Nd
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MEAL FOR SALE.

nN and after THURSDAY, NAY s2nd. in.
- st1n9 I win sell NEAL from ny nil,
Lecaaratowu, af - per barrel
49, 49,. r. u. DER
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-29

ATTENTION, PosTMAsTEIts.-
Within the past few days we have
accidentally learned Of the death
Or removal Of several subscribers
to this paper--One of whom has
been dead over twelve mDnths. Yet
we have received no notice, as re-
qnired by law, from any postmaster
at either Of said offices. We now
take occasion to call the attention
of p. Ms. to section 14O OF postal
laws and regulations, Which reads
as follows:
"That pOstmasters shall notify
the publisher Of afy newspaper, or
other periodical, when any sub-
scriber shall refuse to take the same
from the office, or neglect to call
for it for the period of one month";
We believe that blanks are fur
nished postmasters for this purpose,
and that if they fail to give this
notice to publishers, they render
themselves liable--at leiist--for the
subscription price OF the paper
Opel0tisas Courier.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-29
Cries for Remedy.
Baltimore Gazette, I

"My God send for a doctor. DO
something for this man; ] did not
mean to kill him." Such were the
words of young Poindexter, of Rich
mo'nd, Va, When young Curtiss was
tossing and struggling in his death
agonies at his feet. Curtiss had
spoken rudely to young lady in
his store, and yoang PoindGxter
Went there and cowhided him.
Then Curtiss took a friend, and
went to PoindextefS Office and as
saulted him with club, and Poin-
dexter shot him four times in the
breast. When he saw the poor fel-
lows blood gushing from his wounds
he would have given worlds to Ohave
undone his butchers work. What
ever may be the issue Of the trial,
Poindexter will never forget that
scene. He will remember that no
attempt was made to obtain an ex-
PLANTATION or apology. Quick tenn
per and mistaken sense of honor
forced Oh the slight difficulty from
one stage to another until murder
wore the aspect of self-defense.
This is not All isolated case. A
slight difficulty where a lady is in
question seems in some parts Of the
South to preclude the idea of ami
cable settlement. 1t goes on gain
ing in bitterness Until it ends in a
bloody meeting. There is no cure
for it except in a more intelligent
public opinion.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-29

The emigration Of negroes from
Madison and other upper parishes
continues. The emigrants seem
to have been imposed upon by
certain railroad and Kansas land
agents, and led to believe that that
State is the Mecca of their hopes;
that land can be bad for nothing;
that they will be provided with
everything needful in this land of
plenty, and that none but negroes
will be allowed to havo a voice in
the government of the State. These
false promises not only delude the
negro to his injury, but are rapidly
depleting the labor supply of the
parishes in the northern part of
tho State, and doing great damage
to the planting interests. Thus
far no effective check has been
found to the Kansas movement.
The emigrahts refuse to believe
the truth about their new found
El Dorado, and crowd up river
steamers on their way thithef. A
short experience as to the climate
and people will bring them to their
senses, and cause such representa-
tions to be made to friends and
relatives still in Louisiana as must
put a stop to the exodus. This
seems to be the only REMEDY for
tn. O. Democrat.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-29

The largest roost of wild pigeons
in the world can be found fifteen
miles southeast of Atoka, Grayson
county, Texas, IT measures forty
miles long and eighteen miles wide,
and contains millions of birds. On
Wednesday four men killed three
wagon loads in two hours. They
are Slipped to Denison in barrels.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-29

The constitutional convention of
California has agreed to proyi-
sion that the legislature shall have
the power to provide by law for
the payment OF all taxes on real
property by installments. -Galyes-
ton News.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-29

Eli Perkins believes in never
telling the truth when a lie will do
as we'll.
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GRATiTUDE t.sgACEFULLY MANI
FEsTED.-Robert Smalls, cOlored
Congressman from South Carolina,
has recently, in quiet way, done
an act that would make a white
man conspicuous, but in his case it
seems to have been entirely over
looked. He was a slave before the
war, and had a kind master, who
was financially ruined during the
rebellion, and died in poverty some
years ago. Smalls recently learned
that his daughter had BECAME wild.
owed, and was herselfin a distressed
condition. In the most delicate
manner be arranged that she should
be provided with the necessaiies Of
life, and sent her son, a boy of six.
teen, an appointment as cadet at
the Naval Academy.-Cincinnati
Commercial
, 1879-03-24

DnAN-Nas moderately active, hNt easier. SaIcs
were III tons at BIC. 80 pos ton on track, and
Sl0.10 FREQ OH ooards cars*
NtpnL,Nos-sales wcru 10 tons at I'll .0ofo12. 90.
b,t0nTs-Salo was mado If III tons at sl0.:.;,.
conS.MkAt-Coarso wns nominal ut 9la.2x
per ton m track, aud clty-gronnl do at 81. $50
!. 10 puF brl.
SPRING WllEAT-Waa moderately active an.i
rather weak. though tl'o decline was no, soycrs.
Thc market for MoNt 'aanth icri!ucA Nc, ind
while Alay only declined 2.c, lnd closed Xc hirlsr
the t.llIuEencs bttWu.n thu two widening Win all
Sspproaea "t shs tiny for making Apsil sli,cs!cs:
Thn Etrltlsh markets were quiet. ail Kew York
ln.i anu ratlsvr weak, whifo mir receipts wcru
4ouat the san,a In yolnmS ~ thuso VI Tho previous
was taa,p, but not coid. 'rhs trailing sccnsel to
hs chiefly lent, cfsSpt ,9 ,;. iat "ns 9t t%o
esaa. whe" shsir n. "sas wsrs r. 1sasicd. '' Tho
local feeling was decidedly beari4t,. but u
r further Aseins .,s, VIM .,toprsa, BY tho pur.
for May delivery. tbs result was Tho ,widen.n.
VI difference htfcusiy notea. f'i.t.edgcd receipts
@ s so.'x @ 9 yt a s st S II"
spenel It s.isSss!s.e saa Ut s!'isc, declined 10
May sola 1t D!I4 ftEI!ic. rlosing Ut n'4 dl03'.c.
sser tho n,on!h Mas nearly na'ntAal Al hb?4l;
y Ss sSt IT, e. ssf SRs IT. e. s5S 81 Ss'S.s H.
4 wy ba ssjsetea Ut aut s.l7c; aud II. J0o ba At
W. ANt6ok. AAtaIs 1pu uu'
M1AEp WMkAT-sates weso 400 ba No. a. olc
anil 4u0 hu do Ut Dle do.
WtSrEn WHEAT-Wha tnuFu actits. Salcs wsre
9t0 hu No. rcd. ttst ptura2c, II o.; Ii, u10 bu
10. on &c storage, at liD!tc; mud =, lou bu by
sample ut iHct 81 on, Total. n 400 bu.
MMEAT AkEHESus-kae wa1 made vt ~ tons 1t
31l. .005e1h 04 pet tUn.
colS--Was quiet aud easier, though averaging
better 9n tue lonxsF futures tlan tho latest uuDla
same ~ theu, aud Tho longer futures better, tho
June I,relulnln Widentu. 10 IL, The market was
sItoAger curly. bccausp Llyvfpoul x&s repoI,eI
, 1879-03-24
@And ftfcrett-
CotH QUOTATIONS..
The following are tho Chicago quotations 70.
HY TELEGltApH,
NEW YORK.

H4 4TELtsGRArIr.
NEW YORK.
70 the Ntstern Assoetatkd prkss
NEW York, Murcll .3.-Goyernmcuts nulet
nd weak.
Railroad securities inactive.
Btate bonds dull.
Stock speculation to-day worry antct. Trans
actions comparatively light, mud fluctuations,
with fow exceptions, confined Within narrow
ltmita. The tual dealings wcre extremely dull
and void Of animation.
Transactions aggregated 105000 shares, Of
which 10000 were Eric, 10000 Lake Shore, e,400
Wabash, 1900 Northwestern common, 4,a0o prc.
fcrred, 1o,0o0 vt. Paul common, l,500 preferred,
1.3o0 1-ackawanna, 400 New Jersey Central,
Gs00 Michigan CcMtrul, l,3W Union pac!ile, g.
oD Ohio II Mississippi, D.70o Western Union,
a,4o0 vt. Louis, karsas City IL Northern, 9,5uu
It, Louis j. san francisco, and {, 900 Kallsas la.
c!0c.
Money activo ut 61s7 per cent, closing ut 7.
Prime mercantile paper, 41f@H.
stcrlilF; exchange qulet; sight, 1904; sixty
days, 4ss.
tbs weekly bank statement is ps follows;
l.oans, decreasc. ra4Bs. 100; specie, increase,
Sl.4Dl. .5O0; leEal.tuildcrs decruaAu, "a 100 $40;
deposits Iecrcase, S3,D7l ,tEU: circulation, In.
crease. 4l,:N0; rcseEyu, ancFvasc, $3.3.3i75 Tile
hanks hold $413s. iU IN exress ot ,l,er legal re-
NuiTGtllcNte
, 1879-03-24

st. Joseph street sidewalks wero rather sin.
rcry yesterday after tho trlzzLtng rain, Us waB
Experienced bv q tut bnck uerrras coming ir.nl
market with basket heayily loaded. a largc
sun-bonnct completely hid tic bluck features
except fron direct frout ytsw, anI in thu effort
10 recover husscf hrr feet slipped the ulurks..
upon tl.o sidewalk. A couple OF gentleman
darktes OH the other side oi til. street phin.
sop!lIcally Viewed tho situation ut tin wt,Ina;l
frantirally c!uts'ng at the Ruling fruit, until,
tn the act Of throwing buck ler bonnet, which
closct. Instautiy tllc ,larkirs eprang to her ai1
one cxclaIlnlng, aLurd didn't know dat WIS
cotored lndYt thought twas un Old white
Solnap,H
, 1879-03-24

lOkA1ss4 ts+ttAls LUZ &{.t3QA u lO1
CATTLE-tf tho pnat week has not put 'durats'
Into the pockrss Vt both Eastern and Western shin.
ncrs tho fault rested with themselves for the dIs.
IrlhuI!ug and colIbunlM. market OF the Country,
l,pth East ADl West, hayc witnessed d stcally and
qn!te pronounced upward musement Of prices.
Here tho week was marked by an art1yo du.uand
from all s0urces. Ttcyo wus no description Of
stock fur which rcatly outlet not found. and
nj IN ndYAncs sufficient to insure 10 thu Hollsrs fair
profit providing ho uscd sood Judgment IN making
his purchases ut tlrst hAnds. Tie export trado,
both In liyu ad lraA mcat. continues IL sh0w con.
siderable vitality drspltu tho continued annoyances
so w4Ich t1ao IL sabjectd. and. ni!lcss so,nu now
contingency nut nuw anticipated should arise,
thu@a would seeIA to DG I'D esAsln Why tho MovG.
munt sAunll nut continue OIL thu preauat generous
.Ga'e: AZ all events tho demand fFpnl that sontco
bids far 10 10 sufficient TO aaaosb al strictly rst
class catte, sntt Ut good prccs. sAt1a tu ex1stera
were at II. kaGS5. 41-chieny at st.aiG4s. ~. Thu
outside quotation was obtained fur "a fancy Acpycs
averaging :, 03a lbs. Eastern buyers were uttse!y
ensagad throughout this week, paying u. 1QGt4. w
tus tA1r 10 choice stccra weighing from !, 1Du to
!. AN lbs. Tho larger part oI tho wcek's supply
continHsa In gooa raItuest, and IN M0dsEatv sup
l'ty. with sales mostly 1t 81. Q0GI. ~. thnlFh ~
low ~ {. 504ta. 10 ind ~ high ~ 81. a5&t:}. M
were paid. tiuoa fceders sold up to 81. Oudt 10
haluA ~ huLchtl4 an1 cahteSe WnFd principally at
&!.UA.3. w. TArta wera sales Of yctubs 1t 81. ~
g. %. lhe masktt closed hEnt vt an adyapcs fur
QUOTATIONS.:
Extra DeeyeA-uraacd tteeEs, weighing
GOO l,t ant unWasds. ...... s.. 0QGbh. Us
Chatcu Bucyns-- Finr, tut, welt-fo1nled
steers, wcigL!ug !, 800 tu i d0u lbs.. 10
, 1879-03-24
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Review OF the Financial Situation
at Chicago Last Week.
The Produce Markets Less Aotive---Pro-
visions Tame, but Steady
Lard Easier,
Wheat and DaAsy Lowtr...hot Muth Change IN
0ther GEain-.. Movement Of tho Wttk.
FINANCIAL.

Tho tendencies Of The ChIcneo monay market
last week, unlike those OF tic New York loan
market, Were toward greater cnsc. While rates
In New York wercstftfcnlng nE,l the banks Tiers
were calling In thuir loans, tic Chtcag0 banks
wtro r1ad To extCnd tllcir discount lines Call
louns wcrc rcastly negotiable on cash collateral
al per ccnt, and the rate for ttmo loans ranged
from GG1lu pcr cent. according TO clscusn-
STANCES. The bank clcar!ugs showed m increase,
though not Mt the sRrAe rnta ns In some prcrln,ls
weeks. The orders from tllc country wcre light,
but tllcso was moro currency scnt ont tllan camc
In. There Wcre lnrge country orders for remit
tauco 10 Ncw York. business in the local for
eien exchange market wns small. The shipping
movement was not larRe until the end
Of the week, md good tlcnl Of
what went out then was On New York
account. Tho demand in Chicago for Govern
ncnt bonds has scns!bly weakened, and dcalrrs
report their transactions much reduced. There
Is good demand for local securities, but The
offerings at present prices aro nstQpificant and
It In probable that higher prices will havo to bc
offered before any inrgo amount OF these &C.
cntittes changes tnnds. The depressed state Of
the Wall street stock market has had Its usual
effect Of checking TRANSACTIONS atl the Chicago
brokers haYo had fewer orders this week than
usunt.
In raroad bonds, ia New York on Thursday,
the transactions were large, and somo important
changes In prlccs wcro noted. Denver Il l,o
Grande lrsts, undcr brisk inquiry, ross from
b7A to 6051. Missouri, Kansna (; Tcxns co,l-
soltdatcd asscnted, after selling down to ,roso
to 56E: do seconds advanced nearly pcr cent,
selling up to N; e., c. l. I. Z. dlrsts rose from
81 to o. reacted to Ok, and recovered to ok;
Ohio " mississippi seconds dropped from l1 to
, 1879-03-24

NoaI T1n,u.. 1V.ti k,t,.m.1 .t....
ntr,ns% tuo - ivy "4 t.t 4'9GD4.ho
w"shtrt HI, n Tin II II. 'a'e Hasn' 76,t .,
pnIcnra's a;n " "o ~ t''' ,, o'foaah -
stcsf, mi II 10 cno,co co,on @
fnr r.t~ sI,uvhtns wolohInT Hnii -
i mn il. n'' 7"''H ~ " n nn,a m
Stuck Eattlr--Colnn1unc cattle wu!rhin1
FOO 10 !. O,0 lbs -. ...,........... C.G5GDJ. 90
lnfcr!ot-Ltyht ind thin cuwa, heiicts,
,snRs bnl!s. anu Aealuwng ssoera -. .oo19. 90
Vcals per 100 lbs s................... 3.ooab'. 90
lilo past weeks rcCclntt, bath ia repat,s nHnn,tiy
aid uuaI!ty ii,stcni VI q Jrcrcnsp in number -
witch mi fcw 1lni nrectc,j tim totnI shows At,
tnctoasc over Tho weuk hcfnre nf snH,tthirR moro
than \. uD0 1cad, while In qualify tho change wns
tt sslll mora marked. mud was equally surprise.
Ihc aen'Ana throughout Wns fairly active, nnd
, 1879-03-24

Withdrawn from store during Friday for
city consumption: 5,67o bu wheat, $500 bu
hurley.
The following grain was inspected fnto store
in this city Saturday morning: g cars No. 2 red
winter w'lcat i cars mixed, car Mo. 9 ilartl,
20 ears No. spring, 81 cars No. do. 81 cars re-
iec.cd, bears no grade ito wheat} 61 cars high
mixed corn, % cArs new do, 90 cars new mixed,
B cars No. corn, cars no grade {215 eorr); IS
cars wtito oats, 3s cars No. 2 mixed, cars
rejected, go oats); s cars No. 2 rye, = cars
rejected do; / car No. barley, 2 cars No, 8
do, cars extra Il barley}. Total, 423 cars,
Or 5000 bu. Inspected out: BG0iS bu wheat,
Of which 1T504 hi IL No. 2 spring; Si5 but corn,
Gd3 bu oats, 10,4Gs bu rye, H. .53a BIT barley.
The following weru tlerccelpts n1ul shipments
of brcalstutfs nnd live stuck at this point during
tho past week. mud for tho corresponding weeks
Il II
, 1879-03-24

ST. LouIs. No.. March 23.-FLoua-Steady -.
and unchanged.
unAiN-- Wheat unsosticd and lower; No. rcd
full, s1.01'sG1.02 cash; Sl.02Gbl, ,0a1a April;
1.03sG1. .O:!i. c1os!ng at g. 021t tor MaY; 81 N.Y.
0l.01A juno; No. j to. a84c; No. !: spring,
S0.ic. Cosn-No. . mixed, l.asae cash; 34!s6b
:r..,c April; a3si G533s.c May: 3ikGr:s4Ac June,
INT. higher: Sa.2. bAads:;1ic cash; s5alu March;
.1.i Aay. hye quiet uat drA at 4oc. harlvy dull
a,!i unchanged.
Wm.skY-Stuady ut 81 .0i. ......-.
PnoyisloNs-Pork saaer at $10.a .a6D10 80. Lard
dali; Kettle, I'll. 3d. LUX meuts quiet; bu1ud
sAonldrrs, 81, TO-; !oose do 3l.55iis3. 05: clear
Ribs, 81 ~ heEe. S4.7iGtI ~ ~ t}n,ncy-freght,
sc. Eacan passeri c!caf El>s s. 3uGb5. Guar,
$5.JS01.4u.
lEcklrIs-Elous, +, 600 bris: wheat, so. 900 bu:
eoEn, 7.uoo BY; oats, 1:.00o hu; rye, 5000
slslraEsrs-FIoar, 1000 hra; wheat, nono;
So5n, , l.ooo bn; 0als, mono, rye, noas; barley.
, 1879-03-24

Long cignrs quoted Al e4.a7,3 ioose and S. .0!i;
boxeh; Cuml,erlanls, sd.O0ltI.14!s buxed lung.
for ID 10 Ii iS average; areen han.. GIsqtSAc tor
same averages; greoa shoulders, Vic.
lacan Huatcd VI for 1uldsrs. a.: G5aic
for short RIBS, 1ATtie for short CLEARS, HIGb0iac
toy hams, nj! ca,,yascd Ant! packed.
onEAaE-.Was quoted a, 81. 0Ul1f 10 Tor No.
whitu, 4ai05c for good yeluw, and 4i&Q1iiic TOR
brown,
REEF pltODUCTS-Were trm aud gulct At
81, hOTH.7H for irfr, 81. tI.u. III for uxtra mess
and SIT 1ada IL, uU fur hams.
TA'haw -Wus ualct at t'ssG0.sc for city ausl 0:b
G1UI4c for country.
, 1879-03-24

Thu 1o11U"InE Iub1c Bl1DWa t1o t1pbFtS 1F0Ht
New York for tho week ending Thursday cyerl-
luz last, with conlparsons:
.uureh -, March Ii, Atoreh n.
Flame ,.,, Il, 1s3o. t II 1sm d. ~ ls5s:
Wlsa, It'll /, oil. III ,o:,i, : t oo3
Corn. bu....... ...:i3. 775 h4U. III $40. 7e:i
Tlleratcs Of freight Saturday were lie pcr 10J
lbs OH graln to New York to lhosc few who
coul,l obtaLn ears. The great ma1or.tY could
not get rars, alll therefore wcre unab!c to nyai
themselves OF the advantage Of shipping tt,c,, as
compared With Monday. This week opens ut Zoe
OIL nrplp tn New Yprk,
, 1879-03-24
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. March !.9,-FIoun-1nac,iv,
Rye -four, s.. 1hfo9. so.
GWtx--Whcat dull; No. 9 Western rcd in Gle.
vntor. 81. 1911. Corn dull; Western rejecta
40hd14lc; whito Western IN track, 4Gc. oats dulI,
mixed Western, 31G1;11ic; whlco Western, g.,
1:E,c
.Inovis1oNs-Steady. Mess porh. SO .20l10, 10.
changed.
CuEEsE--Weak; Wcstum full cream, 7stast,
DO rood. 01&G11hc. t
lETnHLEuM-Dull nn1 nominal.
Enthusiastically at 81. OI!3.
HECEtrrs-FtoHE, /, 900 bria; wheat. Fl, Goo bu,
corn. bj, 00o bu; oats, III, 700 hn; rye, quo bu,
, 1879-03-24
COMMERCIAL,
Latest quotations for March delivery on tho
leading articles for tho last two business days;

Tho following wcro tho receipts and slip
ments Of the leading articles of produce In this
city during tho twenty-four hours cnlug at
oclock on Saturday morning, and for the cor
responding date twO1ve months ago:
, 1879-03-24

CINCINNATI, o., hiarch =. ...-CoTTaN-Demand
fair, aud market ara4 Ut DIE.
FLoun-Stcady and UNCHANGED, !.
0MA1K-Whaat-Stcady, With a good demand; !;
red mud white, 6l.0oGs1.0o. Corn quiet but steady
at aG137c. OaN&--Quict nut 1rm 81 e7QsJuc. Rye
hfla ut Cue, Hurley dull md drooplnv.
paoylsloks-Iutk In iur luMand but at lower
, 1879-03-24

P1TtsnuRa, Pa, March 22.-PErnoL1ru-
Quiet; crude weaker at 81. 02:l at raslcsa fos
shipment; refined, n.6c, Philadelphia delivery.
CLEVELAND. O.. Hascl1 q. ...-i'E7noLEuA- Easier;
standard while. Ito test, SAc.
OIL CRY. Pa., March !.-rErnnLEuM-!nrKct
opcncd actlyc with S;i,sc bid; declined to HlAc;
closing offered nt B3sc. Shipments. ~, 600 bEls,
averaging u, o00s transactions, t0I, GOO.
, 1879-03-24

TOLEDO. O., Mnrch a2.-t7nA1y-Vfcnt nrmt
amber Michigan, srot 81 .05; April. ST. U5s; May,
Sl.ooai; No. red wfntcr, srnt and April
81. DIX: May. 81. o.; Western amber, 81. Gu; No,e
lrm: high mixed. 3is{c; No. =. spot. :,d.1c; May,
3oIc; No. = white, 3JMc. Oats dull anu no,atua,,
, 1879-03-24

BUFFALO, March 22.-tinAtN-Whcat atcad,:
millors holding OIL; sales Of !. 900 hi No. hand
Milwaukee at 81. IL; No. Duluth al 81. ~. Com
quiet but a.rndy: talca Of i cars new on track At
40c. oata neglected: lsye neglected. Bafcy u
fair request; Ha1cs vi 7 cara Cuilada at tito.
KAtLAoAp FnEiuliTa-Nun.Iual.
, 1879-03-24

dVfcl4J U3apaIch 70 1ks 1t4tNNs.
KAssAs Clrr. March e. .-GHAlx-Tho Prtcs
Current roports: Whcat-trcelpta, U, 1DU hu; sh!p.
nlsats. u, $50 bu; towcr; No. = eaaa, Ole; March,
toe; No. q cash. sa1ic; March, hike; No. 1
cash, baAc. CoEn-ltccnlpts. 10, 410 hi: ship
nlunts, 81. eos bn; h!ghsei No. = cas4. 25Ac;
March, H5Ac.
, 1879-03-24

BosTos, March 22.-FIoun-Du1l and III.
changed.
GnAIa-Corn dul1; No. and extra white, 37A
40c. Rye. Bac.
IsEcEt1Ts-Finns, 1000 brla; corn, 10000 bu;
whcat, II, QUO bu.
SulruESrs-Fluur, !, 100 brs.
, 1879-03-24

FoRTfGN
LONDON. March CT =, m.-Consots, 96 tt18.
Btncks-11lInofs Ccntrnl, So; Pennsylvania
Central. a5s{; Reading, l2A; Erie. 2555S; pre-
fcrretl, AZ.
uni.rd States bonds--'67s, 1885,; 10-s0s, 1033{;
new 5s, t0t'3a; new 418s, 1O}J6; new 4s, 10l n.
Pans, March :a22,-Konscs, Il8t V21c.