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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-30

Public NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lit
cmry Club has made arrangements
to hold Il public performance on
Tuesday night, the 9th of Scrtcm-
her. The following is Il part ofthc
programme arranged for the even
ing:
Dcbate-Qucstion, Resolre'l, That
Capital Punishment should he
abolished. Affirmative, T. ".
Hale and J. b. Ncn'; Negative, ",
B. McGary and ". W. Brannon.
Select Rcading-T, \. Barnes
and J. 7. trhach.
DaclamatiOn-W. S. O'Brien and
\. II. Brown.
Essayists-Rovs. J. l.. Tracy and
S. +. Jones.
All are respectfully invited toat'
tond.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-30

The Star Clothing House is the
leading house in Weston in the line
of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes, &c. Give them an early
call.
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If you desire 10 stop your paper,
notify the publisher oftho fact and
pay tho arrearagc and there can be
no trouble. Don't leave tin the
office; that will not release YOU
from paying for it. Don't write on
the margin, and return it, you
may be fined for that. Don't get
the postmaster to return it; that
will not do, If you write to the
publisher and ascertain just how
much is duo he will inform you
and you :can send the amount and
discontinue your subscription like
Il man. No gentlemen will Use any
but the last named method.
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SNcc\M Notices.

Special Notices.
If you wish to become a prof.
cicnt pcnman attend tho P"nman-
ship Glass taught by 7. P. Sexton,
next door abo%c the star clothing
house 30 in uttcnd9ncc-room for
90 more.
J. r. Ryan keeps large a:"t''
Of Saddles and BridlcS.
Penmanihip taught on rcasona-
bic terms, one door above the star
clothing house.
A penny saved is as good as Il
penny earned. You can save ten
by calling for P. NJ. L. F., instead
of ono of the old shclf-riddcn kind,
fer which you will have to pny %
cents. The PM. l.. ?. costs only
- cents per box Of % pills.
Our Boston made work is war
rantcd. lit fails to give satisfac-
ton, return and cqchango it.
J. X. RYAN.
Ryan is closing out his stock Of
hats ut cost.
The largest and best stock Of
Eastern made boots and shoes ever
brought to Weston at Ryan's.
Remember, YOU can enter for Il
course Of Pcnmanship at any time.
Mrs. Atchison has just received
Il full limo of the latest styles Of
Ladies, Misses and Childrcns'
straw hats and bonnctts, which will
be sold astonishingly low for cash.
"Don't forget it."-Mys' Atchin-
son takes the lead in selling the
best and cheapest Millinery Goods
in town.
For SALE.-Tho Weston lanyard.
For full particulars apply to I. y.
Edwards.
Go to Barnes for your groceries,
you will save money by doing so.
John Barnes is selling groceries
Of all kinds at bottom prices. Call
and examine his stock.
Cednr churns ut l5rinkman'a.
Victoria Lawns, Piquas and
heavy white goods for sacqucs and
capcs, which are nt~ very fashion,
able. at Mrs. Atchinson's.
Beautiful Zephyr Shawls, all
colors and prices, AT Mrs. Atchin'
sons.
Go 10 Mrs. l'attcrsOns for your
groceries, she is selling everything
at bottom prices.
All shades Of Zcplyrs at i2lcts
an ounce, and Germantown Woods
lScts, ut Mrs. Atchinson's. These
are cash prices.
Go to M.s. pattcrSon's for your
fruit jars both glass and stone.
Mrs. .Atchison's stock is complete
she has Just received tho latest
style Of French flowers, silk, Satins
and Gauzcs for hat trimmings. New
style of Breton lace collars, cuffs,
Breton lace ties, black and white
Grape lace and rufus &c, e., ad
minimum.
\ large lot Of new moods just re-
ceivcd nj p. Adlcr'S, Branch OF the
Baltimore Clothing House, under
Republican Office.
a large supply OF clothing, boots,
shoes, hats, trunks, valiccs and
gents furnishing goods at ?. Adj
lcrs, under Republican office, Wcs-
ton.
At Mrs. Patcrson's YOU can get
good coffee ut Is cents per pound.
Rnilroad..-GoodS not sold for
less than cost; goods not given
away; goods not misrcprscntcd;
but goods sold at bottom prices at
Dunnington's Clothing Store.
Good ROASTED COFFEE put up
in pound packages for 20 cents pet
pound u, J. a. BARNES Grocery.
For the finest, cheapest and best
assortment OF clothing and gents
furnishing 90 eds in Tie city, 60
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PHILADELPHIA, August 25.-Cat-
lc-Market fairly active; receipts
5000; sales Of extra good ut - 10,
good at 4 75a$j 25, medium at
4 25a$5 g., and common at 3a$3 50
per 100 lbs. Sheep dull; receipts
5000; sales ofextra good at y cts,
good at # cents, medium at 5!a32
cents per ID. Stock Wcihrrs and
common Ewes 2 G0a$S each.
Lambs dull; sales Of 1000; extra
good at CT cents, good st a54 cents
cents per Ii, common 10 medium
at 2a$2 50 each. Hogs i'll fair de-
mand; salos of 5000; extra good
at IS cents, good 5! cents, and me-
dunn st cents per ID.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-30
PERSONAL MENTION.


was here this week.
Major Anderson wGs in Weston
this week.
Harry P. Camden started to
Wheeling oil Friday morning.
Perry Morris, of Morgantown, was
here this week.
DR.. 4. B. Camden paid Clarks-
burg flying visit on Saturday
last.
". R. D. Dent, of Grafton, for
nerly Of this place, was here this
week.
Prof. Lyon, Of the State Univcr-
sity Mt Morgantown, and wife, were
visiting our town this week.
Mrs. Basshar and daughter, Of
Baltimore, are visiting DR.. Cam
den.
Miss Birdie Morrison, who has
been visiting ut Mr.. D. NJ. Bailcy's,
returned home this week.
|
| J. B. NeE, Of this Office, was on n
visit to Preston county the first of
the week.
Hon. J. N. Camden, of Parkcrs-
burg, is here in the interests Of our
Railroad.
Judge Edmiston, NJ. W. Harri-
son and DR.. Kunst visited Wheel
Ing this week.
Squire William A. Watson, of
Roanoke, na,lc us. visit on
Thursday.
F. J. Laform, formerly of this
place and Burnsyillc, is horc this
week.
Miss Vera Boggcas, of Clarks-
burg, made Miss Mary Harrison n
short visit this week.
Mrs. John Basscll, of Clurks-
burg, was visiting friends here this
week.
Hon. Ellis Singleton, of Salt
Lick Bridge, was in town on
Thursday.
| Miss Stiilwagon, who has been
visiting the Miss Ticrncys,returned
home this week.
John Mullins, Stark W. Arnold
and Joseph Clark, of Buckhannon,
were in Weston this week.
George Addison and MS. Graves,
Of Nicholas county, autographed ut
the Waldo lIouse this week.
Patrick Ticrncy, Esq, accompa-
nicd by two Of his daughters,
started to Webster county Friday
morning.
J. NJ. Corbitt, of Burnsvillc,
Bmxton county, was registered at
the Waldo House On Wednesday
last.
We see by tho Kingwood Jonr~R
that Miss Jessie Camden was re-
Gently visiting the daughters Of
lion. Z. NJ. Bishop, Of that place.
Mrs. Erilton and Mrs. Fleming
AMI cllildren returned on Welnes,
day from Webster. They are much
improved by their visit there.
NJ. Iorcn;z, Esq, of Braxton
county, spent several days in Wcs-
ton this week, visiting his daugh.
tors and attending to business in
Court.
Robert Juier, Esq, returned this
week from Webster. Mr.. Jufer
spent several weeks At the Webster
Springs, and thinks the water has
been Of great benefit to him.
DR.. Simpson and l.. II. Wood
returned from Webster Springs on
Saturday, and OIL Monday morn
ing Mr.. Wood started buck after
General Jackson.
General J. a. J. Lightburn and
son, Of West Newton, Pcmsylva.
nia, formcrresidents OF this county,
are visiting friends and relatives in
this section.
Miss Tillic lIockncr, who has
been in the millinery establish
ment Of Mrs. Atchison for some
time, is visiting relatives in Graf
ton,
W. rcninnlnl u AnunI;nm La II
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

A. F. GERsTELI., of keyscr, West
Virginia, has been appointed TO a
cadetship Ut West Point.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-30

CIRCUIT COURT commences for
Webster county on the 9th of Sep
TENDER, and for Gilmcr on the Goth
Of September.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-30
THEDEMOCRAT
S4TURDAY. august 50.
ABOUT ADVERTISING.

NV SUCCESS is owing to liberNlity
in observation-disclosures.
Tho road to fortune is through
nr;ntcr's ink.-P, T. Bar"nm.
Success depends upon a liberal
patronage of printing oiliccs.-L j.
Asi0r.
How can the world know o mnn
has 4 good thing unless he advcr-
,iscs the possession Of it?-1a"arr.
Jh. $4,000.
Frequent and constant advcrtis
ing brought me all l own.-A. r..
iS'cEart.
My son, deal with men who
advertise. You will meyer loose by
it.-Bea Franklin.
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The Star Clothing House is rc-
cciving daily additions to their al
ready large stock of Clothing, Hats,
Caps, Boots. Shoes, &C., which they
will sell lower than any other
house in Weston. They mean
what they say.
Mrs. Patterson il selling every
thing way down, Arbucklcs roasted
collc put up in pound packages for
20 cts, brown sugar Sets.
We heard Dr.. Simpson say the 9TH
cr day tha, he Intended to sell every
thing r"y dorm for cash that he knew
how to buy cheap, mud new better how
to eel cheap. You know where bis
Office and store ia opposite the burnt
district.
The reason Dr.. Simpson sells SC
many drugs, notions, &C., is because
hey are 80 good aud cheap.
All styles of white chip and
white straw hats and bonnctE will
he sold at cost in order to close ont
at Mrs, AtchinsoM'S.
Fans and Parasols al greatly re,
ducca prices NJ Mrs. Atchinson's
I propose selling all goods III
our line cheap as any house in
Weston for cash or good produce
consisting in part Of glass and
queonswarc also stone and wood
ware, brooms, flour, coffee, sugar
tea, soda, rice, canned goods Of
different kinds. Give mo n call
All accounts due me must be
settled at once. want my books
closed up every six months.
MES. ATrInX>uN.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-30

CINCINNATI, August 2$.-Ilogs-
Dull; common 20 9Oa3 40; light
rs G0aS IS; PACKING IS l5a5 Is ;
butchers IS GOa3 70; receipts l.
0Sl head; shipments iG5 head.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-30

BosToS, August 2%.-WooL-In
good demand Ohio and ponnsylva-
mia %Gai2c; Michigan 35a40c
Wisconsin BIC; combing and de-
laine 3jaIN: Missouri 24c.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-30

OLIVER ALEIRE will start his
new mill at Roanoke the lat Of
next week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-02-26
An Agreeable Companion.

A good story is told Of ex-Gov Magof-
fin, of Kentucky, who is a good talker
and likes to do most of the talking him.
SELF Recently, in making the journey
from Cincinnati to Lexington, he shared
his seat in the car with bright-eyed,
pleasant-faced gentleman. The COVER
nor after few commonplace remarks,
to which his companion smiled and
nodded assent. branched into q descrip-
ton of the scenes that he had witnessed
in different parts Of the country, grew
eloquent over the war, described
with glowing speech the horse-races he
had witnessed, talked learnedly of breed
ing, and told thrilling stories Of his bat
ties with the Indians in the northwest.
The hours slipped rapidly away, and
when the train was nearing Lexington
the two exchanged cards and parted
with cordial shake Of the hands. The
governor drove to an inn, and to a num-
Der Of friends he remarked that tn ride
had never seemed so short before
"Then you must have had pleasant
company aboard" "You are right.
| met a gentleman of unusua intelll-
gence. We conversed all the way over.
| never was brought in contact with a
more agreeable man." Indeed Who
was hep asked his friends. "Wait a
minute; | have his card" and the gov
ernor felt in his pockets, and produced
the bit of pasteboard. His name is
King" Not Bob King?' shouted a
dozen in one breath. Eyes, gentlemen,
Robert King; that is the way the cart
reads" was the proud reply. A roar
of laughter followed. "Why, Governor,
Bob King is as deaf as post; he was
born deaf and dumb ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-02-26
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.

FRIDAY. Feb. 14-Senate.-The vice
.--sident laid before the senate creden-
XIX III Hon. Benjamin b. Jones, elect
- limited States senator fIom Louisiana
s.. six wears, commencing March 4th;
~, the credentials of Hon. James B.
t-5ome. elected United States senator
t.,m Maryland for six years from
March 4th, and the credentials OF Il. b.
T.nce, elected U. S. senator from North
C,rolina. Voorhees, introduced bill to
mend the pension laws and punish
AIM agents for violation thereof. Ad
FBrDAY, Feb. 14-House The COM
r'ttee on military affairs, reported the
Iii authorizing the president to APP
,1'nt Jas. Shields, of Missouri as a brig
55ier general on the retired list, such
monument to be in lieu OF the pen
Ian which he now receives, and lively
jqbate ensued. The bill was laid over
rithout action. Several southern
c'sims bills then came up and the re-
mainder of the session was spent in
5iscussion. Adjourned.
SATURDAY, Feb. 15--.Senate. The Chi
rese immigration bill, after long dis
custom, was passed by vote of 80 to
y. as follows;
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-02-26
thinese Restriction Bill.

-. --s following is the text of the bill to
~. 'he immigration of Chinese to
Z. r. '.'.ed states as it passed the senate
- :, . enacted, etc., that no master of
.; ,s.sei owned in whole or in part by
.. ....1sA Of the United States, or by
&C. 81 any foreign country, snail
.ra -. ooaFa such vessel at any port or
.ay ctl Am INC Chinese empire, or at
,.- .,sf foreign port or place, what
ca.-a 'Ay number exceeding fifteen
,4ase ngers, whether male or
Win intent to bring such pas
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-02-26

THE year 1878 has been the worst,
for long time, for the British farmer
1t is officially announced that Sl5 OF
that class failed in 1878, as against 447
ia 1877. The Same wave of mlsfor-
tune reached the auxiliary classes,
which form the fringe Of the aglicu-
tural body, and link TODD producers and
consumers together. For l26 corn
merchants, corn-chaEdIers, hay and
straw dealers, who had to pass into
bankruptcy in 1877, there were 1874 last
year; while 81 milers and corn dealers
failed, as against Ct in 1877. Butchers
whose profitable margins between
meat purchased and meat retailed have
been much commented upon, broke to
the extent Of 500 to 1877, in contrast
with 326 in the previous year. Brewers,
who consume much grain, escaped
the prevailing troubles of the time
there being only 90 failures III 1878, as
against 81 in the preceding year.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-02-26
4 Good Account.

ITO sum it up, six long years Of bed
ridden sickness and suffering, costing
500 per year, total, 81 ,200-all ofwhich
was stopped by three bottles OF Hop
Bitters taken by my wife, who has
done her own house work for q year
since without the loss of day, and |
want everybody to know it for their
benefit" John WEEKS. Butler \. Y"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-02-26

Denuer Tribune: "They tell me Lead
Vile is pretty high up" remarked a
Denverite to visitor from the carbon
ate field. High up" calculated the
other, "Well should say. The air is
so thin that you've got to fan it in cor
ner to get a square breath. Why, live
sorter IN a valley, but many time
when | went home at night ! had u
push cloud from the front door to get
in"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-02-26

| OH At''iiO ~, w ~
| ront Jas Shields, OF Missouri, as brig
| 4.,r General on the retired list. such
| aAeI ~, ~ 49,
appointment 70 be IN leu OF the pen
| IAN which he now receives, and q lively
, 1.h,tn ensued. The bill was laid over
r;tbont action. Several southern
INNS aims bills then came up and the re.
.,a;nder of the session was spent in
E.crss;nn. Adjourned.
s,rrRDAY. Feb. 15-Senote.-The Chi
nose immigration bill, after long dis
"os.;on was passed bv vote of 80 ia
~ az follows:
YEAS
Alison GorGon' rpa 1S'
s syd Hereford, hanson.
. Beck, Jones CNev) Sergeant,
asi I Lamar rnTo'U' S SbamMe's'
1smeron, (Pa.) Mcdonald, Shields,
ose, M MeTav Spencer aIn.'
G ',4 Mitchell, Thurman,
a.on, MORGAN, VOORHEES,,
5 a..and PaddocS. Wi n,'a'
NAYS.
Anthony, Dawes, Kellogg,
Bruce, Edmunds, Herman,
s Sla,l0'' H HeIiii M WcyfTI,ery'
ancron, lWis)Hn. Matthews,
1klloS' H Ho. M Ma.l,11'
s eg1.'5W w. Va. )ingaIis, RsndIoinb
lays lIll.l :, Jones, tFla) Withers-27.
MesSrS' bafAum ana Challee, VINO
would vote IN affirmative were pared
win hoiilhS ana " auielgn. Adjourned.
SATURDAY, feo. lo-HouSe.-Near
li the session was spent IN committee
the Whoie on the legislative, execu-
i've and ludlcial appropriation Dill.
several amendments were adopted.
NyeraI items Tor the bureau OF educa-
Ion were increased, lhat Tor contingent
expenses from eoo'ooo TO sloo,ooo. Ad-
lIheu without maj acnon upon the
a,isure.
MONDAY rep l'-ee'1dfe.-lhe SEN
d" PioCeeueu W cohsloer lhe OIL 10
iItAu the internal revenue laws, ana
'a ahI'liaVeu discussion ensueo upon
.-V 'ooacco anhehumeht. Inc amend
mmt to reduce the tax on all manu-
Incurred topacoo 10 10 cents per pound
%AS feuuctloh OF eight cents upon
al me prouuc'S except snuh, upon
1lHh Ihe Ieouctloh Is sixteen cents
G pouhn, was ADOPTED. Inc
80 ,,r,,lnIaa 49, 49, w "'l'eii'
.,-,. P,,t ,bo .o lU LII ',,'Voo anu
,r ,i' o;aorat t a 1ooU;,,a ~ tho s.aia
e,nc1sr no av;st;r,, law aond nnroo5 Va
No f,n,;nc, on,anJ ,,,o,,; 800 o,n,a .oG ~
rg faoo, thnusand da1Iars TX r. otto Ia
aIr of dos onJ stn,,os a,,J a,,ah 80.
oar,es az arc irciIont i, ,,ranor;,,l, fnr
collection If toves ~, tohadno ond sn,a
a, -a3pcn1 ratos Tha JooIors !, Ionf
5sacco ovcoI,t roto;I sbal, nav
,raca) tav IS tuontv Eve ddn niH -
Erory norso, n,ho ,,oa,,f o,,,uo., tnhna
"a ar .nnF ar anr ansonrt;a, - n' toD"
int o,,;ma' En,S J"y "osoi 'p.'on Ii'i.GuI
vt .Rali 10 fnoJ 80 Ia 19 .,, ~ .nis
thousand doIlars nnr 100 than fno
less than nor more than 5vears Pend.
1s further discussion the senate adj
burned.
MONDAY. Feb. 17-House.-The bill
o appropriate SOC, $50, 200 for arrear-
yes Of pensions, passed. also the river
and harbor, and deficiency Hill under
spension of the rules Adjourned
TrEsD,v Foh 70 60, Nv ha,,so
g to nron,ot TO- l,,or,Iode .io ,,o,'se
1earing a,,d ~ nao" ieIo ~ steam eii.
ulents Of Sc;o oo cup a I,'llI' "I'ior
e,os nssSod IV &c da ?Jllooi9 anu COZ
Tie bij 80 800, ,o.u9y "t.i.otl1 uioo'tSsloii'
avs incrd;nn 't tHo ''e in.elnal revenue
gce tho tov =, t tnLo anlei f 20 re
eBs nor va oH,, oh 'opacco from ~ 70 10
rgTo PS' peunu, came up An effort
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-02-26

FINE shreds Of india-rubber dissolved
in warm copal varnish makes a water
proof cement for wood and leather
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-02-26

BOLTS OF bronze were used in ancient
Egypt, but had no thread.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-02-26

TIsHrESERs should be applied to the
slack side Of belts.
, 1879-04-19

aro to llaya an nppcnlix to tt,c sctics ot rnusf-
ca' festirtta ciscu nt the ffHnntr,ne this rcA>
ION ~ ". pfzgnsfn, IN The ailatn NJ Il tio.itlud
festival at tlIc Trocndoru. The chief feature 10
~" programme Will be Lilo beautiful s. EeeIlta
alNsa. which, hy-the.by, Tna exrcutcl With 5Ducl
solc1nnltr Mt Notre Damo last Tuchday. uo,lcr
tue pcFtonal t3Irestfon of uecoin poser, TaIozac
tue Urera CUnJl1Ao tGnOrt nH.l uatlharl hi
hnssotnntnntc Ut the Opera, aa1E th, solos: and
1T ttc eonctuaioa OF tho MAss tiou,nNl con.
tinetcA the exscuttntt Of a new religious narch
Ut tl(s own.
Victor llugo's "Ruy Dlss ~ h to be rey,yea al
tho Francais next Wednesday,. rhe 5el,earsajs
hare alrcat1Y begun. This il ltkcly to 10 liz
n1f,sl Important dramatic eptut Ut s'fr scasou,-
Which IL hayln1 little enough far t1c scason, to
dc. sitsc. Ii1en II. C;stcilnno nnuouucrs a re-.
yivnl Of "eayafor ftnsa y ut tic Ciatrlct, which
has hecn closed fur so1Hu time ". lirBnct,slinss
.Holinnu " Inns nut made q lift, as Ills " DeIe u
did; hut tho piece Is auusng a,,tl viii NJ tlD,Il,t
.ra" for month Or two. tllu succcss Of Vie
Chatftntnt" at
TttE THEATRE QLuNT--
= small ftouso situated on tic untasd!ohablc
lAflk D( tic Scino--llus lrNwn attention, Ia fin
author, ~. H. Rtret, young l1a,l III whom thu
managers scem tO expect ufeat things II he
brings thu public to tic C!uuY, he viii 1,avn mr..
e0thpllshtxl truly astonishing tcat. 'Tl,rre IA
not q shahhl1r thcItro III Paris, mud, tboUvh NJ
one tnotnent It wus frequcnted by tle el|,c OF
lEE uwn,--tlurlnE the performances Ut thu,o
tMu c'iarfutn1 comedies, "Lcs Sccpttg,,re Is nn}
Lies lnuti!es,"'-tt haA for reuss trucu chiefly
uatronlzc'l bi ttIc etnali atopkcupcss and co,i-
ciotRes of tie Quarter Latin.
.---- l1ARnY MnkrzRR.
, 1879-04-19

FolhEkSfNt
Thsfoa,owtng woso received by tas Chicago Board
tfTrade .... ....
1ctnroo1, Anil 1s-11::>D a. m.-Flonr, 81
Edlat. NAeat-Minter. As 11dG1t'A Id: sptlrr,
:, ,3Ss ed; white. ia gdGbOt Sd; club 0a JlGstJs
ID Corn, Is I'D. ruIk, i,0s. Lard, a1a I'll. TO-
t,,p1s Of whcnt laat three days, 3D, 600 centalB.
sSs0G0 AuoEfcan.
Lsstnroo1> Aprft 18-1 80 p. N. ns.-Wcnthcr fair.
ptad,taG.-sma!l ttsfncea at lower prices.
wts.t-wlntcr, IS 10llos I'd; spring, IL Ga0Ss;
t1nh o. "AlQs ID. Corn, Is Sd. Rcst lin.
tAingro.
Loyp1N, April 1a.--L1yEnro0L-Whcat rather
t.,ies; .pE;ne, ia StlM8s ID. earn rather caster,
II I'd. caseoes MI Const-Whcnt quiet; corn
tssady. Csssoes on Fassago-Wheas quiet; corn
leatj.
sp.csal n,spascn N II, Tribune.
ItYEnfoot. April tn Il ! 80 4. nl.-lLoun-Eo
|. IL; 10. =, Ss Cd.
Observation-Disclosures. No. ], Ds 4I; No. 2,
sslld; tprps. No. !, HI I'd: No. 2, u I'd; whttc,
10 !, Is I'd: No. 2. Ia ID; club, No. i, o. III;
Nc. :, % ID. corn~-Now. Nm i. ~ iii.
rFortfIos-pork. I0s. Lard, 32s I'D.
1I,EEroa1., April 1s.-cu7rox-rl Firm ut Gk6b
t7.lo4: ra'rs, 1:,o ooa bales; speculation and c1-
bssa ',o9t; american. ~, 9oD.
hREsn.7ryFa-Ealtfornla white wheat, 81 pdfh
JAIL; do tEub. 0s .hF..6s 0l; red Wcstes1t sprln.
'tsaS'a i'd, rcd Western winter, is 10d0ua I'd.
Stw corr, ~ 3D.
As7wfAr. April 8,-rErRotEHx.~ogtd.
Lrkn7ooL. Af,tIl 18.-Cerros-Satc4 Of tho
sttf 6l,8So ba'cs; american, 20. 000. apeca-
h:ots toos 1000 ba;cs, of winch expostcss took
a,oeo; forwatfcd 'rcm ships s,do direct TO spin-
Esa 1000: acisal export, 1000; totai receipts,
:l,no bsfs; American, 1t.000; tota! stock.
tatt8; Atnetcan. .t4.., 600; amunnt n11oat, a3J,-
w; American, .07, UyU.
, 1879-04-19
PHILADELPHIA.

TntLApEtrniA, April 1Y.-ILou,,--D apo In
changed. Ryn aour s,ca.iy and tlnctlanyed,
GaA,K@-Wheut--Markctl dull; No, 4 Western rcd.
81. 1e35. 1tYc hotnnaiiy unchanged. Uata sten,ty.
with fnir dcfuand; whitu Western, 3e:36Ds4c;
mixed, :.aGe3ac.
rnov's'osH-F"aF demand: pstnac moaa beet,
Sf"'To fHcss purk, SIC. 10Dt0. -. Hams,
015d.dic N'
huTTEH.tluiet and unchanged
Ei'0s-Fltlner: Western, l1c.
GnEEsK-Nutnihaly unchanged,
8Ao. "' "+e' ""''
MHtsKr-3asket iaii; W'eatesn, 81. o5H.
lisrGi'Ts-.F!oaF. auo bsls; WHEAT, 81, GOO bn;
eosnt AUS ooo on; oats z 0o0 BIT; rye, L. coo hn.
, 1879-04-19

Dosrov. Ant'i i8, -Fiovw--Masket JYll: West.
esn snpcsNue, 81. uo@3. 70: common extras, 81, ~
dsa.c5; Wisconsln and Minnesota extras, 81. ooda
EGO
dnA's ~s!osn quiet; mixed mud yellow, ADO
4S':c, Oats NMset: No. apd axtra wnt,e, :Dc;
so. !; wl!itc, :s1Gja5.ic; No. a whfto and NJ. i
mixel. ;,:i'l6r3ir ]lyc, G3Ghi,5c.
N.cEt'1s--Elour, ., l0J brIs; corn, 10, 600 bu;
sf,rAES7s- i, 600 b,ls; corr, Il, GOO bu:
What, 81, COG bu.
, 1879-04-19

81 Westsfn ntsca tpos Ant Aprit. May
4o!.fs41' ac Uats lrm; Wcrtcrn white, :r!G}Ic;
oo m11ea' Mg5t1Ie; pensyl*snIn, a2fD:sSc. 1tys
01t. 90 rcf Ion. 80
tMoytsiox*,~l'ull and vesk, mesa pork 3t0. 10
anl.1a' LUX htente-t.9nse shoulders. ave: elcnr
thF1aes. &c; pnckctt, Ai4Gsh,sc. Shoulders.
asS: c'eHe sttI st.tc., &c. ua,uh-G!46 461uAc. Lard
3D. lssac Eo tse Rfsis 70 eno'eo "es''Fh PACK
Et'n.-~atcady hnu a shatlo hcttnt at 121Gp15c.
r, ,rETnnlEua-atcaayl crude, 7A@pH14e; refined,
c9rfEE-Tltm and quit; NIo cargoas. ordinary
t'ltsKr-~Duil at 81. n76e1. .o7}s.
FnftnErs-To I.lvrrnoo1, per stcatn, afeuiy: cot.
Ton 10 loh; a1ur. 2s :Rl; grim, : d. -
NEcatrrs- Flour. z. Nn7 hr's; wheat, II, roo hu;
en.n. no.'O0 By oats. hash ba1 r1n 483 bu.