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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
gaeal aud gersuual.
Condensed Locals.

h@OCohc.
Albert Thompson offers phaton buggy
for sale. See card.
Mrs. Geo. Peter will accept our kindest
thanks for delicious apples which she pre-
sented us with.
Mr.. Gustavus Jones killed hog last week
which weighed 495 lbs. This beats barnes
town.
Rose Ann Green, colored, was committed
to Jail on Thursday last, as Insane and dan
gerous.
Mr.. Geo. Shaw, whom we mentioned last
week was seriously cut by one Sharp, has
improved slightly in his condition.
Some rascal placed low fence across
the turnpike near Norbeck last Tuesday
night We have heard of no damage being
done, but hope the scamp will be caught
The copious rains of this week which
thoroughly saturated the ground are the
flrst of any consequence for nearly five
months. We are informed that the wheat
has suffered from this drought.
James b. Henderson, Esq, Trustee, sold
the farm of Geo. b, Scaggs, situated near
Colesville, this county, and containing 1851
acres for $2,527, on Saturday last
The Globe Printing Company, at S. w.
corner of German and Light streets, Balti-
more, sends us a specimen book containing
samples of job work. The work is the fin
est we ever saw executed.
We are in receipt of number of The Lit
erary Ne'os, monthly journal of current
literature, published by Jno. b. Pet, Esq, OF
Baltimore, Md. This enterprise will enhance
the business of Mr.. p. as bookseller and sta
toner.
The f. o. b. b. c. has engaged string
band to come from Washington to discourse
music on the occasion of the entertainment
by the members of the club at Diamond
Hall, Gaithersburg, on the night of the 18th
of the present month.
The attention of persons who wish to en-
gage in business is called to the advertise
ment of Mr.. James p. Bays, who wishes to
dispose OF general stock OF merchandise
This store has good run of custom and to
one wishing to engage in business this offers
rare opportunity.
Nine persons in Jail at present; six of
them are serving out sentence passed upon
them at the last Term of Court; the seventh
one, Mary Coburn, will be sent to the in
sane asylum in a day or so. The eighth
and ninth are murderers, and the first two
committed since Sheriff Kelchner bonded
Archbishop Gibbons has designated Rev.
Father Dougherty, formerly of this place, to
preach in the Catholic churches of Baltimore
the collections taken up to be for the benefit
of the new Catholic church at Elysvile
Howard county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
A Fine Residence-John 7. yinson.

"A Fine Residence. T. Vinson,
Esq, of our town, and at present Auditor
OF the finances Of the District of Columbia,
has just completed the erection of hand
some residence near the Court House, in
this place.
The main building is 424 feet front by A
feet in width, and with back building 65
feet The ceilings in the main building are
10Y feet on the first floor and 81 on the
second. The house is surmounted by a large
tower so feet in height, from which a fine
view of the town and surrounding country
can be obtained. The roof and tower Of
the main building are surmounted by fancy
iron railing with pinacles.
Passing into the front of the residence
you enter fine vestibule finished in black
walnut with French walnut panels, and
thence into wide hall opening upon the
parlor and dining room on the west side
and private rooms on the east In the rear,
upon this floor, are to be found large airy
kitchen with porches attached.
The parlor and dining room are finished
in white and French grain and the other
rooms in plain walnut. Three of the lower
rooms are ornamented with handsome cen
tre-pieces in the ceiling, marble and slate
nantes, of beautiful designs, from the house
of Messrs Toomey, of Washington, d. c.,
and heated by Latrobe Radiators from w.
W. Rapley & Son, of Washington, d. c.,
which also supply heat for the rooms above.
Leading to the second floor is fine, wide
stairway of ash and black walnut Upon
this floor are located capacious bed rooms,
a family clothes room and in the rear a
large and well-lighted Library. In this will
volumns of choice books now in the pos
session of Mr.. V. and many hundreds OF
others he will no doubt accumulate.
The plan of the house was executed by
Mr.. Laurizen, 1l01 G street, Washington,
the well-known Architect
Messrs. Jno. B. Edmonston and JOS f.
Moulden were the contractors and builders
of the same, and the work done by them
deserves the highest credit. The plastering
was executed by Mr.. Jno. Forbes, of Wash
ington, d. c., and is pronounced by judges
to be equal to any in the county or State
The mason-work, chmneys, &C., were done
by Mr.. Henry Dwyer, of this county, in the
style TOR which he is SO we'll and tavorably
known. The painting of this fine house
having been given to Mr.. Jno. J. Meany, of
Washington, ID. c., and he appears to have
tried his hand at a good job, and certain
ly deserves credit for the manner in which he
has succeeded. The granting was executed
by Mr. Aleck Whelan, of the same city, and
in all our experience in work of this kind
we have never seen it surpassed. His imta-
ton of native and foreign wood is perfect,
and those who wish to see good work of
this description should take look at it.
Mr. Vinson deserves credit for his enter
prise in erecting in our town so fine resi-
dence and we hope many who have the
means may be induced to follow his exam
Pile, and thus, by adding to the beauties of
our pleasant town, induce others from dis
lance to come among us and do likewise
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
Sales OF Property.-The personal pro.

ohies VI fropcFty - ne personal pro-
perry of John T. Robertson will be sold to-
morrow at I O'Clock, at his late residence.
The personal property Of Richard Bean
will be sold on the 18th instant at 10 O'Clock,
at his late residence, near Harriss' school
house, In Jamestown district.
Chas. c. DuFief offers 147s acres Of land
for sale, improved by large mill and dwell
ling house.
Perry Sullivan will offer his personal
property at public sale on the farm lately
disposed Of by him, near Muncaster's Mill,
on the 18th instant
John Thompson will offer his personal
property at public sale on the farm of Col.
Washington Bowie, on Monday the Goth
inst.
John -. Diamond offers horses and cows
at public sale low
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12

Of the Receipts and Disbursements Of
The Treasurer Of the School Board Of
Montgomery County, Nd, for the year
ending September 30th, 1879.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
Al oP sToRY's BEAUTIFUL

N songs, Including the new ones,
The Baats Of ne ioid honoelrg,"
"Tis lat Luiigby,s
n An DyiHg Eggfd, Dying"
"dH'LoHg'i famous farswsH 10 GeoPafrl,"
ean he bad At Publishers prices 81 the Drug
Store 81 o. Y. OWENS.
OF Attn Rockville, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12

Alice McCadden and Mary and Lizzie
McDcrmott Of Baltimore on Tuesday last,
were committed for the grand jury by Jus
tice Johns on the charge of stealing piano
cover from the house Of Father Didier, for.
merly pastor Of -. Mary's church in this
place.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
STORE AND LOT FOR SALE

TINE undersigned offers for sale on reason
able terms his DWELLING HOUSE,
STORE and LOT, nj Moutrose Montgomery
county, Nd.
The Store has u good run OF custom and the
land, ACRES, is 10 u good state Of cultiva-
ton, with an ORCHARD Of select fruit. This
property is situated on the Georgetown pike,
nine miles from Washington and within four
hundred yards ~ WindbaD's Station on the
Metropolitan railroad The situation is high
and healthy aud is convenient to Schools and
Churches, Posloiicc and Mills
Ess- For particulars Apply TO John W.
Sheppacb. 2O9 Seventh street, opposite Centre
Market, Washington, ID. c., or 10 Peter a
Henderson, Attorneys. Rockville Immediate
possession giyen.
may 1T JOHN W SHEPPACU
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
Cloths and Cassimeres.

All-wool Cassimrres at 80 ernts per yard.
Good Sniting do u do. do
Pine do. do, 81 90. 81 rs. 81 so
Black French Cloths, Doeskins, Dingonnls
aud Chsviots
Ladies Cloths for Oy.r-drrses. Circular.
and Saqurs.
Also, Wairrproois IN black. blue. gr-en.
brown aud gray, from 10 cents up 10 ~ IS
per yard.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
OATsICoHG
WOOL ELANNELS.

All-Sool Red Twilled Flspnels med icaied }
at 20. 81 Ia, 81, IS and Soc per yard
Gray Twilled Flannel at 10, 20, rs, 81 -,
81 aud 80 cents per yard.
Blue Twilled Flannel NJ 20 10 Soc per yard
Plain Whi,s Flaunels from 20 cents up to
81 per yard.
A spleadid Shaker Flame Mt aLc DYf ward
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
HAIRLESS CH RISTHAN.
484 Penna. Avenue,
AGENT FOR
WASHINGTON, d. G.
oct lily
Immense Stock of New Teas

Immense Stock of New Teas.
CHOICE new Oolong and Japan Tea
Al 80 cents per 10
| GOOD Green and Black Ton
NJ IS cents per III
MAGNIFICENT IMPERIAL Tea ut so cts
| We have the finest Gunpowder Ten In the city
WE ROAST OUR CoFFEES FRESH EVERY
DAY
ID lbs. OF good Lard .......... ..... ISL 90
doz. boxes Coffee Essence 20
| ! dOz. boxes Concentrated Lyc............ ! 90
Ground Alum Salt per suck ............. 80
Good Western Shoulder Bacon, per b.. 3
Gallon good Moasses ................. 20
Gallons light Molasses ..................... 90
Pound good Tobacco ......."......".. a.
10 Good Cights"".." ..."..".." 20
II pounds Washing Soda ................ 25
Our Bouquet Whiskey,
SO so per gallon as good us sold elsewhere
at FOUR DOLLARS
French Brandy. IIoloud Gin, Old PORT Wine.
WHISTLES At 81, $50, So 30, So, So 30 and
81 per gallon.
DELIGHTFUL SWEET CATAWBA WINE,
81 per gallon
va These prices are special for the readers
Of this paper
gse- Goods delivered at the Depot, free -s1
e.. y. O,HARE Il SON.,
1918 Seventh Street n. W. bet N aud N,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
oct 3l-ifn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
FOR SALE,

cheap, Cucumber Pamps al sizes. Twenty
Eve per cent. discount from manufacturer
prices by
oct i3-tf \. ID. HIGGINS 4 son.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
w % 0 re G o o D s ,

Table Linens at 20, rs, 81 and as cents
up to 81 90 per yard.
Towels from 81 rs mp 10 SO per dozen.
Wine Cloths warranted TO wash) at so, 90,
IS, 81 cents to 81 per yard
Also, Fringed Wine Cloths from 81 to IS.
CALICoDS.
Good Calicoes at 5 cents per yard;
Better do. I do,
Very beat do 8 do
CANTON FLANNELS at 8, 10, ", Is,
is and IS cents per yard. These goods were
bought before the advance In Domestic Goods
and are very low
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
VIM, SMITH,
STATEMENT

Virginia Avenue and 9th Street N. W.
sep l2-sm Washington, d. C.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
BLANK ETS.
Hosiery and Underwear

Ladies and Children's Coiored Hose, Ia
new styles from ABE per pair ~.
Ladies Winter Balbrigsan Hose very cbe,p
al 25c per pair
Doubls-irsi English Socks, extra heavy, ut
IS cents per paif.
Ladies Nerino vesis. 30. Tie, 81 aud } 90.
A case OF MEMS Mrrino SHIRTS, extra hssyy
al 80 cents
Mems Msrino Shirts aud Drawers 10 n..icii
~ 10 cents
All.uo.,l Shirts aud Urauers lrff. "a -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
w. w. BuRDETTE b CO.,
Have just opened the following elegant
stock of Fall aud Winter Dry Goods,
Carpctings. Oil-Cloths, &c.

> L L K 8.
A full and complete line of the celebrated
Guiner Black Silks d! 81, / 25, ! so, | rs,
z 90, 2 %, 2 so, 90 aud 4 90 per yard.
Beautiful Colored Silks, all OF the new
shades, from rs cents up to So 90 per yard.
Also, DaInasse and Fancy Striped Silks tor
Ovpr-dresses and trimmings
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
BLACK GOODS.

Lupin's (alI-wool) Cashmerrs At so, &c,
70, 87c and 81 30 per yard
Lupus French Merinos from 81 up.
Bombazines. Drn2 d'eles, Henrio,ias and
Grape Cloths, fresh goods, perfect blacks aud
nj low nricea
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
CHOICE TREES.

'ENHE subscriber has on hand lot Of very
Il choice varieties Of Fruit Trees, ordered
laiely by himself ~ meet demand IN this
section Among Them will he found the hes,
and latest varieties Of Apples, Pears. Quinses,
Aprieois, &c.. and some % the finest Ever
greens ever introduced 10 this county. lie
can NJ all times he found At the kleinjiensi
Hotel Rockville, where he will be pleased "a
see all persons who may wish TO examine ih'
stock
~ T.. W. TERwlLLIGER.
nos Al
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
FlRMRR
AND DON'T you
nj A N \
Arx~ mar A r,r n.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLE
HARDWARE AND seen
Leads the van for Bar

GEE BELOW partial list OF
y stock in store and being dali
Ut which was purchased preyio
Advance in prices.
200 Tons Peruvian Gnano.
lion ut market prices;
800 TONS Bone Meal, warran
100 Tons Turner's Excelsior;
100 Tons " Ammoniat
30 Superior GRAIN DRILL
the celebrated adjustable fore
and combine all the points OF
known and sell at more tnvof
than any on the market.
so Montgomery FAN MILLS;
so Improved Buckeye Cider al
Mills;
80 Corn shelters;
300 Cucumber Pumps;
800 Kegs Of Nails;
800 One, Two and Three-Horse PHO
200 Tons Pillow Castings;
500 Pairs Pillow Hamss;
100 Back-Bands;
100 Sets OF Single Harness;
800 Horse and Mule Collars;
800 Pairs Trace Chains;
200 Hay and Fodder Cutters;
400 Kegs Horse and Mule Shoes;
1000 Lbs Fodder Rope;
500 Well Buckets:
500 Water Buckets.
800 Steel Traps, THE hest In use al
chrap;)
200 Dozen Axes 200 Handler
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
&. y. O,HARE Il SON.,

1918 Seventh Street n W. bet N and N
WASHINGTON, D. G.
4
, 1879-04-08
NEW YOlzK.'

F.eetai pt.pe.ch TO TIE TfibaHs,
New YonK. April 7.-{'nAlN-Whcat valafI
generally anltcd lower, with considerable nrcAs*
urc to p!ace enpplics. which let IL decline vi Il
Die. prr bu On winter, and abuut lc par bu "a
poorer qualities Of spring. closing ns lule Wi;
on moderately nclivc nsoycn,eht; cabIo hdr'tai
Of Irregular and generally tame 1naFktu;
a.4oo lu cho!co Chicago In etoro At ~
fof export. Corn further recedcl saGSi&c pcrt.
on comparatively ltheEpl uiIcr1ny, and taode:.:t
demand. rs we'll for prompt AZ for forward Aef1.
cry, cloetn. weak: mixed Western nnsraGt'l n
43f6l45Hc. liys rory Tniet, bnt aseady; No. !
Western boatfoaas at ht'!!c na';pd nnd It,c lid.
Oats mure acttya, aid II sflado higher, clps'u'
quito firmly al improvement; No. Chess,
atont. II, GOO bu At :s.c.: 4.
pituy1Hlosa--l!og products generally higher, ara
in lard active Mess pork In good request, clps.a.
Mt $40. Ga!s for new md 3.40ID 81 for OLD. CT
meats dull at nnaltcrcd figures. Iiacon Arnle:
Wcstern steam larl IN brisk request for carry DE-
livery at stronger prices.
Euus-ln falr demand.
rAI1ow-1iodcratelY actiyo ut prov!oue prices
Suu41la-Itaw In light temnnd nt fornnr priesI;
Cuba .auscpyado ut 0 I.lUI1 71Gc for fnlr 10 Eoe]
refining; rohnod moderately dealt in at about iw
,ner fgnros. t---.
wn.skr-whhout movement; quoted at sl.oaa
asked.
FREidnTs-1,usincss moderately active, chiefly ID
the char.cr[ng line; vesddls for grim were In lei
request; for Liverpool, engagements By stcam H.
Guided 70, 601 bu wheat at Cd per BIT; Z. 80 plst
bacon md lasl ut sosGb22s ID. chiefly ut :..0s.
To ths lt1sltrt Afioetated E1esa
NEw Yonk, April 7.-co1r0N-1nactlyea at 1li0
11Ao; futusca quiet; April, 11.eec; Ney, IL .:Ss;
June. II, ,54c; july. 11,6oc; August 11.Stei
September, 1t.0lc. ...,...,..
FLoun-Afarkot dull; receipts, 20, 600 hrla; H.
ca Inn
, 1879-04-08

loaa yeusl!na lambs. 100 M TIC: z ens. taken tot
hwfKn Receipts, II, ,0D0; 1Ivc tnli It Ct. non
shipment allvo to England; exports iur iho week.
EAST Liberty.
~. FAT lsx 5nx? I'll ica A ,afo1sS ,na M;ic. o
III local, aganst b :i5 through mud slT loeal liz
WIT Wit SSs s aa s t1e@y @ e .as t's sa sgis sons ss i
sun sn nearly ~ spa Ct .lish, ns deens 81, fl
fiaas-Ress,p,., ., us Ssaai totai fot Tho week.
a. -; S';; f9 PsaisIphis:. IT, sst$Sisa t.: %. ~
werk ~, ooo ,agalnst O. 6on last vcnk; selling 1t
about last weeks prices; icc'ias lower TOT to.,nof.
for nhpping grades but ciioca grlIes stcndy With
r. ,1sia.4 y nS n1sre *, ,sesrs 81 5eSsa ~; ceys
4 5 M Is; 'sse9 coeaaes sEes A FL raeen,s =: 1;
i'Eo"s1DniI; Iu!io doing; Yorker. ami nau.
ST. nd l. 90; sscepts, e. aua; shipments, =, 700.
sssss.y 54s t."sy, Enc s1' 's stssn sSf
LOO; shipments. nnne.
KAksAs CITY.
Sp<eiai Dispa!ch to 7ns Tribune.
~, Kass* r,c cg1 No. ;e.! Ant .5sar.s
lo5ulnll and ioweri native shipper., -. u,
nativc stoekers and fceders, s@.750b3. III; natlss
H1; liaas-iiess,pt., % 4o1, shtpmcn,s, 1870; cho,e,
steatly; low rrsdcs iowot; fair 70 ehotse packiaS
81. yo@13. IL; light shipping, 81 OoU3.a5.
nALTtM0NH.
DAnrlxonE. April 7.-uAzTIE-s'ow. and priees
AZ; s ss ss ys4s s;ss 's3s; st3a;., rs ss' ss' q
sales ht 4atG5{c; receipts, MI: sal1s, Ss'6.
, 1879-04-08

fsetRh,s. seemed 10 lnti.s mora shipping ordcrs
from outside. though difference botween tho
views ot buyers and selots pro.ontod active trail
Inc IN Tint direction.
Mrss ronK-Adraneod 7no bce hr!, and closed
o!ic above the latest prices Of Saturday. Sales
weec reported Of 600 hrls nol!er April at $t0 III;
q. lao bss sellcr May At sto.4oGDt0. +7Mt ahd
u, Goo hrls aoltcr June At $40. b9MGa1o. 90. 1nta
ii. eco brlt Tbe market closed steadf 1t $40. 1o
fce cash or Keller April, $40. 4oDto. 42H fos May
anil slo. B!!slll0. 55 for Juno. Old pork quoted
a. s.. 4Dt1s.5D.
Primo mess pork was quoted At s0.a1n1o.5o,
and extra priule at sA.J7!iGbaho.
LAnp--Was gulci and unchanged. though most
operators quoted u a shatu hrn,cs. Thcro was
some inquiry for shipment. but buyess were lin
Itth hrtnw The market. excanl on mo lNe Snlca
were feEurteL nf i. .iU lcs anul thanlcd 1fana] d
So 40: 7. t5u trs seller May NJ 81. 40thn 4a: anu
H. 1f0 tea feer juno al ~. 0.41nGfH. 10. T1ta,
H. uuu tce Tie niaEkct concd atrndy At 60 :lt,fa
tt.37!t f1r kpol or seller April, so. ittt A9h lot
say. nn, 81. 47MGtD. 10 for june. July was noua'
ihal nj Su.Hi.
Mxar--WcEe In hrttor demand for shipment.
With less doing tn ocnl futures, and! tho market
was shade 1rmnr. Sales were tcpnsteh Of !, lhn..
QUO IT. short ribs at 81. Dil4. 07:{ for Mar g. 07s
a.. 1u Tor lime an u. ~! for Jnly; 00U boxes
long nntt shuyt cchsa At ST. 0,6b TO- chiefly at tho
uutsdst l00, O0n m shurt ribs At $4.D enot.
The following wcse tho closfng ptlcea per 1ou toa
OIL tho lentlinH eutA:
, 1879-04-08


CATTLE -Hccciycd during Sunday ond Monday,
2. ts2 head; tamo ttmc last week, ..U83 head.
For fat caLlo suited tu the wants Of tho Eastern
trae there vas rather bottcr demal1 tlan tic
closing days Of last week, mud The nntkct showed
n,nso strength. News from the East Was bni, New
YORK being quoted ,4c OIL but that fact WIS
coantcrbaanccd BY tho light run Of prime cattle.
aud sellers found possible to obain Just sliahs
advance over Saturdays N2nrrs. Common and
medium gradcs, on the other hand, were very dull.
There wna less t1ian the nenaa inquiry from feed
err, and the local trade md holticrs OF anything
nut good enough to mnet tic requirements 0f ehp.
pets foual difficulty In ntfcctfng sa!os, except at
something .'oH" from, fnrtnor rates. Butchers
wcss wsll filed vi, With tho 'ow-prlcea ca!tio OF
Friday and Saturday last. nnh their purchases yes
tttday were light In Tho cxtreme. To clens tho
pens Of common stock II would haye been ucccs-
aary to submit TO reduction OF 10:E1hc. 1Iollurs
beiug unwilling 10 mako sAs CONCESSION, tho buls
Ut tho low gradcs remained III the yarus nasuld.
Tho range Of sales was S....5ie5.ab. Hall, Pat
tcr&on 4 TO- sold two punches Of Missouri cattle
at tho outside Vnotaton. flost Of thu sacn wera
10 shippers, nt 81. l5ee4: II for iair 10 choice
tl,e ifcsh ] ieecipts scrs l0i Tcse: cattle.-told ii
luis by urcgory, Coolny & Co. at 81. Go&1 l.l5.
QUOTATIONS.:
Extra 11ecycs-eraAel Ateors. weighing
c1;'4s ssyy.nFIna ss sna IT. iot:l "
stscss Weighing i, .5i 10 i, I50 lbs. 4.GoGl4 75
Weighing i, loo 10 l. 800 lbs. ....... 4.e0Q4. TO
Weighing i, Oio to J. 100 lbs.......... 3.s5n+. III
UntcherA' Et1ok--p1er to common
Btcurs and common 10 chulcr cows.
j, ,nt,o b,....... ..................... a05a3. on
760 to /. o5O ibs.... ................. ] a.7o3 90
stngJ, b1llis aid scaiawny aleors -. 9. ooa1. 10
Vcae, rcE LOO lbs bs..,,,.,,,.,........ 3.QQau5. Qu
, 1879-04-08
:cce!psa md al,Lp.
lOlAl+ss4+st.ssss sssss s'lUl4
IN NEW YORK YESTERDAY.

IN NEW i0isk fEsTRADAY.
Aprl 7.-lsyeeipts- Fiour, 2U8UG brls; wheat,
corl,-n,cal, $50 pkgs; ryo, 7Ss1A bas malt. 5,soo
bA; porls, 2,57o brls becf. ,7Aa tcs; cut ueats,
,..s,o pkgs; lard. 2,4i0 tcs; whisky, III br!s.
Exports-~For fory.clght hours-Flour, 7.400
brls; uAcas, 1a1 ,lNN but corn, 44.o00 nu; cats,
1,''5o hu; rye, II ,00 bu.
uooDs RECEIVED
ut Port Of Chicago April I: 1'sown s. Prior,
case dry RuoJs, Jansuu, McC'urg d Co.. =
caAes books; Wilson Bros, cases hosiery;
Field, Letter T. Co., - cases cotton, hosiery.
wuulcl,, stc.; F. II. Rlell, Us boxcs sln'platcs;
Libby, Mcneil s. Libby, a5u boxes ttnpatss.
Collections, sa,oH.7o.
, 1879-04-08

nO0 rn0DuCTs--Wosa less active, but stead.
let. and seemed ID bo healthier in tone, though .
large part of the trading was ch.sly In changes
ffom ono mouth to another. There was lIstla
change in the tona Of adyltss froln tthtS pobnts,
aud the local hex market waa steady. The larger
Operators In speculative way ~Bsa qulss ye41es-
dsy,. and 'h!s fsgh NIL. MgqaApsas II oeaaa
, 1879-04-08

Tho following Instruments were 0!cd for
record Monday, April 7:
err PROPERTY.
Oreon u, 100 # OF fan gulcn st, IT,
s3x1:a It, imp,,oyed; ;!steA I, H!, ApF'l koo
n!sy.!ea sfsaat t. s:it't + y y Fssssnt Rss t
xtl1 Il, lated Anil IL. i L. Ilns.cd ~.
rtsnk ~ osn IT, 81 HSp'tsStaf + y ao is:a ~ wv
a4xioti Il. .lalci March III lUn!on MN.
ina! Life: Insurance. companr to ". D. .oo
Sa2 I. A. 4. Is Kffto9' + j. c;so;tin az, '0o
3!4o T. ip'SySsS;a q at9a 5hn Ans ~ a
&. dated siafeh Il idlbcft cfana 10 oox
va. S0ess sua1,ost t.aaf' t. III Il of i,nnd '''
nv, n I, .A,& xlal Il. dated ApEIi II.
NJ. Kyle q Ehsrle. 4. waln.... 1.4oo
nankcrtst, l33 4 . q Clinton =, I. &sS 4
lFreaes!ek iloessh 10 Aihett Kcrneri:. $50
Fourth ~, .Do o. 70 II y Taylor l,wf,,
nnM!!ylded , = 81 uf q; :'xlo a.l9 =. dasSd
r'ank a Il, III; Il 81 bas isiani ~. al
24xlOU IT,, dated March III tUnlon Nit
tual Life: Insurance Company 10 ". ID.
cise, o 4; A. fs5'SGtsf rs {. e. Eux:niS Il. Id:
l":i9; II, datu1 Alnrch IL {Atam Klauk
10 the rHOf llandMaiIs of Jesus Chtlst} J, 800
Tatfty;,e;yS%ts III " 1tS r ySt ''!u.lsr.t,
HhuttluH t0 William Miierl - -. ..r ESQ
Indiana ny, 60 tts Of Twsn!y: third It, o
SGH|i,11to SGH,1o s,I s !%u,Sssd; fatsa AG1 ,, nm
S$!t SEn' T. assa # sep as. s1":Ss is7s g. jsa
waiasS % ~, ] spa T. is's i y iislterail o'0
saissasaa n q aatsa AEi
| MONTH W GiTY LIMITS. WITHIN ItAt1lpH or hEYHJ
| AlLEs W TIE COUNT. UUGsk,
Ravanawopd Avenue. M n cur ~ Leland
Ia4l ". Shuri,lan IL john 1t. KedSiei - 1000
snuTA or c1Tf LIMITS WITHIN AAplus o. sEyx u