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THE New York Herald administers mer-

THE New York Herald administers mer-
tied rebuke to those papers which have pa
raded the Sprague scandal and dwelt upon
its details. The Herald says: "We do not
understand the freedom of the press as i'm
plying freedom from all moral restraints
and the rules of social decency. 1t is not
freedom of the press in its true sense to
print aspersions on private character, nor
to invade the domestic circle and drag into
publicity dissensions which concern nobody
but the immediate parties. Even ii the pub
lie had any title to be informed OF the facts
of the recent distressing case, it would be
the clear duty of the press to verify the ru-
mors before giving them currency; especial
ly as they affect the reputation of lady and
the peace and happiness of her children"
This advice some of our city contemporaries
can take to themselves.
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WestbrO0k Seminary and Female College,
STEVENS PLAINS, ME.

The Fall Session of Is weeks begins Thursday,
Aug 21. Board, including room, light and steam,
heat, for half session or longer, So per week For
Circulars apply to j. P. WESTON, President.
July II, 1879. jy14eod5w&w6w
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THAT part Of the opinion of Justice Cliff
ford which we publish to-day is edifying
reading to all, especially to hard-money
Democrats, who may learn from it the
views of the Fathers concerning legal-tender
notes. The Argus sometimes quotes Mr..
Clifford, and may like to give this opinion
wider circulation by reprinting it in its cam
paign edition. If that be its desire it can
have the use of our type 'free gratis for
nothin'." An immediate answer is reques
faI
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HON. EUGENE HALE

WILL SPEAK AT
DIXMONT CORNER, Thursday, August 81.
LINCOLN, Friday, August %.
SPRINGFIELD, Saturday, August %.
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vHoN. eAEUsHA A. GROW, Of Pc
EzoN. JULIUS G. BUR ROWS

WILL SPEAK AT
GRAY, Wednesday, 2 2p. M, August 20.
FREEPORT, Thursday evening, August 2l.
GEN, CHAS. III. GROSvENOR, Of Ohio,
WILL SPEAK AT
HARRISON, Monday, Aug. 49,.
WOODFORD'S CORNER, Tuesday, Aug 10.
GRAY, Wednesday, August 20.
BERWICK, Wednesday Evening, August 70.
EAST ELIOT, Thursday, August Il.
so. BERWICK, Friday, August %
LEBANON CENTRE, Saturday Afternoon Au'
gust %.
WELLS. Town Hall, Saturday Evening, August %.
KENNEBUNKPORT, Monday, August %.
SPRINGVALE, Tuesday, August 26.
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HON. DC. MOORE, of New Hampshire,
WILL SPEAK AT
STANDISI Monday, Aug. IS.
FALMOUTH Friday, Aug. %.
NEW GLOUCESTER, Tuesday, Aug. 10.
so. BRIDGTON, Wednesday, Aug 20.
NO. YARMOUTH, Thursday, Aug 21.
SACCARAPPA, Saturday, Aug. %.
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Professor Kicker has had successful experience
of twenty years as Principal of Academies, and
as a College Professor,-resgning the latter posi-
ton on account of ill health in his family
Miss Kicker is thorough teacher in English
branches and in the ancient and modern languages.
The Trustees guarantee that the quality of in
struction given hereafter in this institution, shall
not be surpassed elsewhere
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EOK SALE.
sasaa One or both of the elegant Brick Dwelling
isssSsL. Houses on the corner of Pine and Carlton
Ie Q eG Streets, in this city.
The Houses now being finished and are
open for inspection.
For particulars apply to
r. III. FASSETT, Architect,
Centennial Block, Exchange Street.
Portland, Aug. 5, 1873. diff
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THE Bangor Wing says Penobscot is
aroused and permeated from center to cir
cumference with an enthusiasm such as has
not been known for years. The grand as
semblage at East Corinth exceeded even the
most sanguine expectations and was the
most imposing political demonstration ever
witnessed in the county outside OF Bangor
1t was most splendid and spontaneous trib-
ute of the respect, confidence and affection
of the neighbors and friends of the Republi-
can candidate, and the spirit manifested by
the vast concourse of earnest citizens was
full of determination and confidence that is
sweeping through the State that Daniel f.
Davis is to be elected by the people as the
next Governor of Maine. The glorious
meeting at Oldtcwn the same night was full
of the same fire Of enthusiasm and the same
indomitable purpose shat will stop short
of othing but adecisive Republican victory;
and the assembls.ges at other points all bear
gratifying evidence of the grand progress OF
a triumphant campaign.
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rrOS. JAMES G. BLAINE


WILL SPEAK AT
GRAY, Wednesday, 2 p. M, August 20.
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The correspondent of the Leader who
suggests that the PRESS questions Mr. Caleb
Chaplin's political motives because he didn't
vote for Mr. Reed for the Attorney-General-
ship is wrong in the suggestion. We had
forgotten Mr.. Chaplin's opposition to Mr..
Reed, if we ever knew it. Is the Leader
correspondent Mr.. Chaplin himself? If so, we
beg leave to tell him that the biggest man in
the Republican party couldn't have made
him the Republican candidate for Judge of
Drnho
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VASSAR COLLEGE,
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. n.
For the Liberal Education of JFomea. Examina-
tions for entrance, Sept II. Charges S400 year.
sent on application to w. H.. DEAN,
Repistrar, au11eod6w
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Government Paper Money.
TICE CLIFFORD OF THE SUPREME
COURT.
Constitution Meant to Impose Upon
the Currency.

All writers upon political economy agree that
money is the universal standard OF value and
the measure of exchange, foreign and domestic,
and that the power to coin and regulate the
value of money is an essential attribute of ma
tonal sovereignty. Such qualities,
all agree, are united in q much greater degree
in gold and silver than in any other known
commodity, which was as well known to the
members of the convention who framed the
Constitution as to any body of men since as
sembled and intrusted to any extent, with the
public affairs. They not only knew that the
money of the commercial world was gold and
silver but they also knew from bitter expert
ence that paper promises, whether issued by
the States or United States, were utterly worth
less as standard of value for any practical
purpose.
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WANTS..
business opENINC.-A travelling
Wanted.
Wanted.

A GIRL to do housework in family of three.
"A Must come well recommended. Apply at
aul6dtf 800 Congress st.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
DOG Licenses.

TVyHE ORDINANCE relating to Dogs will be en-
Il forced from the date of this publication.
Sec l. Every owner keeper of dog shall an
nually cause it to be registered, described and Ii
censed for year in the office OF the City Clerk
and shall cause it to wear around its neck collar
distinctly marked with the owners name and reg
istered number.
Sec, 2. Whoever keeps a dog contrary to the pro-
visions of this Ordinance shall forfeit dollars
be recovered on complaint to use for the city.
G. x. BRIDGES,
City Marshal.
July II, 1879. jy18d1m
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4adyoscoqqin. THOMAS LTTTLEFIELD, Auburn
Hancock. -. A. r. DEVEREUA. ellsworth.
Somerset. 80. IS. B. STARBIRD, Fairfield.
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TO LET.
To Let.

HOUSE corner Centre and Free, suitable for a
Ii genteel Boarding House. Inquire
aug13dtf 100 CENTRE STREET.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
P.y. Worth AiUer. TeSseis ami RaIrod7s.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY. Jan. II, 1879.
A~HI.---stea y, moderate sales Pots 4+aoC: Pearls
t.suU,
-wAX-Urclaug-d quiet. Western ana southern
2tUI. .r.
EolIf ruRN-A bout steady mo7er8f. otb.gg sales "e
guuc Cnlcr treou D. arr. GG.c. Medium Auf- "a '-'
"a -uIulr l..eti AMI l-f. -t.btv -H" 'ri'A .-
LIllDI-.f MAIEhIAi.~-lL There are Do ur" lrdi-4'a
bl-Iusss quite pI4Nte -4'
eos l ,l+ufs. a- " qi3.t
Ll..As. Pas pei 3 JV0=a haIas Jui1FtrS - -
ri Fronts Groom Brown 81 DARK, =, lt-I'
p' .a-. p,ia &2tHS2- Trenton, ga fcJ Ball.
more r.s u@s- yard prices relvrrv lnciuded. sc
higher .u ordinary and - % ISe6 Fronts Cement
-io--1aa.r and. American,
~ sUas-su. pur4u- HuDoIie0 - TJas3 20 -HocA-
lanH Building. soc STATE DDd Tor Gem
t40u. Soc. ,og Building -aJh-1 I'll 80 Der %. Lumber
E4srfl spruce JOG 81 fOr Random possibly 81 Ja tlJ
tOi elD.cs l-nzt1s sinai aId -lJ4 sl+
or -ptsIa4s FVltr Slf IUaSl5 - Tor VEST
lAhz ,hiYy4p. Boards, as JO4s2I tor south America
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
81 50af3 90
Do White
rnfatnea = Farix
THE STATE OF TRADE.

rtvvrp~9r Jan li-PG-k-E4stern tJl at -: Western
-l AZ ln Bsron- Irlb sriaud steadv q 81 short
b steady 20 - Long Do-T steaiT ~ - mort Gear
Eaus-i>,ug i'~siv 30 iJ shoulders
.tescv AZ 10 B-.f-IutIa I-ss duli o. Ness
I'M. - ~. Prime Nos dull ,. trd-Prfne west
eru fu - 81 Jd Ia ,teady Al % td. iur
n-ufu-. spirits dull a kOsIC uHlui urle9 q ui
i4u. AMI - 10 Cq-e.s-Alsucsu Ch1cr tui 81 ~ Lard
81 ,rI AZ .3 T'our-Frtrs -tlte tuN -. Wlsai-
No 3 -u--uc steady So. ~ Sur ne Fe1'y ~ Idt
,r--- S. W..r~rn steady I'd southern -trav
Corn Prime yd Mixed -Of- 'tea " II =. Ne" al T-s
steady al 3L cotton -rrd OIL Crow Ai"'I tAu. --.i
a. gnslI London, lItncF n Do iLFpcotlAe
-I..1rs London. ~ -iy - IL
Ilvf.rco- Jan. Ii--2J0 p n-the'7e' 40 ger e"L LOT
American -
IrEEIor Jan. I3-I:30 ,. m.ET -Ats ~ gne' and m
.,-..- ,',rr, ~, aer ar f0r x-d Nrsf~-u The
recriytsof 1rli Tor p4 three lays we're ll1nO cen
lut.rgrug trlfi.~ AiIri-tai Inc MARKET
yqrr. md Fau-,cs - Manchester l- si~aiy.
AAAurN, I.n. Ia %. IlI.rIn'l f-"iouln -td5I per
clnr -urlis u Petroleum .4Gl2. peg gallon L.Ese-d
OH. 80 pr cwt ..o,
I.y.tS Ian - 30 q. m.-IslIoE. @5 81 per cwL
Aerg-pgp I'm .+-pgtrteuL --i francs Cor me p2-3
Amrr7c4n L "a closed 80 2Ot HORNS l-r 81 SiDs
aaABl 40 Ian l4-Larl co-ed a. - = Nara per 100 D.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

CHICAGO Ian lf.-Flour numinalv rnr.anret. Weeat
crl-f A. yraE. ~. k-'l 1tr- Sod 7~1 20 lra2O
sylar. s2 & -1s4 =. 81, - = slII.-ij 4c ',-'eA
-late loser, ,"ss r-5'ic cash Co F~1rlarT' 30 c
A+r,h Rrs s'eadT ard uurlar get. Barey b. sHf and
rarbarces YAK -eri 81 l-'er-l 80 PORK active. rrH
and TIg-r : - ca-h = e2L9f7 70 Feorua-v - J59
sold 80 = l--@ March Lard = good re-
uaud -nsre higher -f9c cash. ~ -', rebfIary
4 Meats drm-r. 5ut u0r dunttDly
i,-rr U-.-rl E4a b. gnoI demand a -lsdr L.-A
IN 1sLtG9 -t Why-r - ilv and unchanged ?. o.
,r.lf,t,Ir jan. g -fuGf quiet -ld h.L- H heat
PED tId WAltn Sha.- corn higher ~ JId"- &c
uu--HaISet r.s-r a. -f 1I1t rye fi ~ lGJ-c lar
fuIl. a. E~Ic. Pork uut 1W 40 - 80
I4rI Ia good Gelan aud prices shade hgher steain
-naa = zIc Bulk A-ats strong -liuud'A --1, short
ly. .y.D., C.c-I idea, i-OSa-,S-, Jayer AAIeA
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

do sl4dsI5 for BOX boards s1sasl7 for 80 wide and
sound, and Timber "a order az ss 1850 yellow Pine
Random shout 81 S2 VI ordered s22
asa Green Flooring Boards s2O0&2l do. aud Dry DO
S@0If.3 she south Sl3 Slt % NJ:
mbcI - jOdSl4 Mails fair sale al ~ IL GS2 10 iof l0d
sd
CAS- DIES-Qulet unchanged; Sperm. 27c per r. do
Patent 3ec; Adamantne i 20 ounce 1876. Parahne
CHICCoRY German, 4'sd5c; English sNossac.
C'ALAufhraciJ. of al sizes - In good demand prices
steady. BnmnOus duiL wholly nOmiual
List Dooi House Camel. Ill GSZ do. Gas & New
castle do (oAInC. s. 7Idrf English Steam, 81 81
C.,s
- So. Vest Virginia g. 30 tumDcr ana, Brutat0D and
Ce9raet - p A0t'rgCite. - "Odt3 % hv he
CprVA-Quiet and about nominal Guaysgul 23a25c.
-6a--c. MaIscab0 5&gj6c.; st Domingo, l.
l9c.
COFFEF- Rio qu,et aad weak es lIg4 bags * HIP
p0rrhu- BE-. l. g. do auG l9si tO- private
TIE following shows the stats neal position morning
Il X o o N fret hands a. . ais 1877 baCs New
on, Mobile. T.uls
4rtO Bam re- 30. - ba-s Nes YOrk lo2Gsi bags
tot l' O'Z bags ~otk n nd hands ar ia tnurr,
4i- bags %eAiork AZ bags l23 962
li -~Otti btcs AhOlt and 0a for United
lccrmbc H. l'Si BAGS pa casrGfo for United states 90
ply u .l bags IclNtIe1 iigm var house cugn he week
l. -i bags, New 10 k 20 So bags. total & 46
bags MA ga lat active an -totdy 1000 mats
Iadar- c'itpr.' loo SavaIld Atias." IG &C
Q4of8 ions arlctibu l3-l11-c. LaguHyra. l41 l.c.
~atau "a l"9l1' .H-'A . % .'d e. = ID" inEo .t'"9
ItC a x4ciu, fuc. An-osur4 l5HI-c Hi. ordinary
Santos F4l. 90 Coo. IL b q &C.
CO. Pi.ltAGE -rOt k-IrS- active hu steady We quote
N".-s -nOa - rc1, " a. -t,aGs 81 - Eei - ar
ufE,. with .teai- B IN d. e 'IS I'D 3t Inch a.
~. I.X .L"... 6.I1uc. ium ~h .ooSs 81 5n - % ,
l-.." -lDuA-. .tI- iulItN liu1 ..H.ls D.
I4.- feet ooin y prime +3}a -j IL feet, 81 as
ttt.lI-s -il tDUIl1g -.4,, changed.
CufrON-~rol cotton cn. ucaen-,a: -aes l-' oaes
for ~ n.IaE l4s hai 4tuJ haIcs .r, on contract
.sIt .hc .fis. --4-t h-ltsdE' rsf ~ t- Day i
d. 500 since september !, -si,157 bales
IN 4 - y As4I . u t- . 5
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
Wholesale PRICE, OF COUNTRY PHoDUCE


send ouv good articles Tia freight au' otrt expenses az
I'D poor iuj everything gnod order Al t Ttri'~
I,rl s.t.ff- examination. t.d often Uaats -tc where o
drry pacsa -iov-nv APPEARANCE 'n Pack securely
~ tlai - motion cont LIS f' change about
plenty nf -.rH. lru' ,lt straw SL r-g Nrk rau.y
pd.E urfr
har tft"T the
same ifmr ~tatlus the rsI1 rhr, -i' An IL
Ilt,usr barrel box Always
- secure nr rpir-tt rrp4it
tau for uno goods. put that marx IN
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

aAIAL-Amsrcan Pg Irn stI dai u non nom n nay l,. qn
-- al 'lde-wafrr. ~ j"a-i5 o1ap Iron qucl ql.eA
az 80 currency -pe,er about ssradv. a. 4+T4a for
Common Dones.c Il4 ~ n isi e Slpb,'' .a'i
mo- aje Ding unchanged IHgot copper stes1y
vltu Iu. 900 p IIsr sold al 4jc. - ~.
1,, 80, g. "a 5do tr,f sot. Nev Orleans nolr.s rlv
sad unchanged Common PRIME - a5te lL'.ce
WA sr0eE---nnt. Turpeutlue triae more steacy
2-c bid aud - ssR.d sAies 80 h's pE'a.e Term.
l.Jrns continued a4lr Do sHr, oi imp'it nee S"nroh
que a. ,ass - " naow lsss y 81 =, rar quiet
steady s. -UHf- - CITY r tci - =, - 'V
OILCAkE-QuIeL "a. ey steady western lag 80 c'l
rtI,,{{' rtGI,{{' ,,rAr.-DrH noInina,,y unchanged.
OILS l4us.-d sl-a1.. noirr-iey 4ctye e'1o-e. ioT
-I-su t:ao4c for Caicla f,lIe A-A Iita s'r-4F Al
~ M ot,er ,lI, auir boil bore aud al y 80 Bedford
On 'gl4a-t tir call Tor ojioA e.' ~ I % fs % Ol-'
.,% 'rEEI,-H --BusiBes, st4 rA1trr nUiriaie bnt
rlirs generally st-.y Enss-aeI% IL G pol '''' 5 @
iI-s Or4u. 20 du sc. 30" D"Ats ~Nrr-r ~ "'. .,''"
iv,. rae5. sos. -uO Daos coji'h i4i'a4- .s 4-t.'
10 Il our. tr,ish. = 3d.0 = pa ] ' , s. 5. . ~
M ' ,,,o rs.e. cotton va Nes-OreaD- sd HUI - .H.
46j Ugs clover ~eri. S-s oa- L'la.n, N I'm. % ~
$40 bu. Flour. e. 3D.; 30 tons '-l az. '. L. ,ea
Egls., s.r4.n 90 g'Aes ne Sc I tan, 20 boxes
Fsc,n -- ta. ols-1o~. stsaua i'O' pAsN tI''
is rnIaUgh. -7- &c., 100 cAsrH ao@aii -, 49,.
& lnisrp steam 900 .Ass bacon AMI Ia o. par a.oNs'
.-h ,..1, -. 400 Bus4. Corn 4ld ETc. f-ll. 1000
u,.gu Lard. quoted Us nd-. SAIL w t- ~
- 80 "a lsier Shipment 5000 >tave' ON pr'aie
i .1,i' i..,r.. 900 pigs Provisions quoted ia od
& ~ lS'1 a - 200 tcs. LAM . 5OJ BASS baS
o. . - 90 hhds Tobacco. - % tons Mas
urment @ooGs 9osr I Is and 40 bales cotton. Sc
a. ys American ship ed previous I" arm a. 70
IoAa,A ,.@,an bark 10 Copenhagen. 2.l1O bDs do ~
- aoIusr 10 Cctle 100 JJi- Crude do 49, ID Ai"'i'o-A
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

god British bark Cork for 5000 qrs Grain. S..
bre 70 Amers snI GaTruehee 800 or. do s-
g Do g. two Britsi steamer, 1r ' o@ 1a'' Baltimore
TO o. cory tor an order % 100 % and & 1000 e, gs Fso 90 90
90 500 o. Blush o3IT is2 l to GoTS n. for s 9ieT r.
Corcnharen Provisions and general cargo current rates
Rr I- ship. 99g tons laid berth Rrsol cargo
to YorE, Lorvood - 30 Norwegfan bark tol..
Ye dreansF7e Brt.a 1e,ar. 1vSraGing S 5000 bales
Gotlon 10 LvgrpooL asd British 6a-k q ~ tons & 20
cotton 10 iIverpoo' private terms.
ca7Enss 70 81 @"ufcrS So PEI ton chalk
2adaoc per 100 Cargne Yellow l2q.oc Drop Black 90 "a
Domestic Indian BED g.. Ltharge. oa &c for amer
do d. o. &c l. H.. "a aloe, gold Rochelle Ochre - %
PETRoIErM- hrrn 'vmpathy with ne crees eE-
p"rters still backward We quote CruG IN slplng ornet:
Philadelphia and Baltimore. SIC ca.es, l2al3c. FrUm
Office II clint touirnls-sti 2 hii5l ms %
highest 81 osa lowest a % 3 opening q O79 closing
rRoyI~IoS PorX-Marset opened about ,tsaay .l,
sesed ,na, hr,nff ',iS & vs .p" e Gds7 So
March. = 40 n - -. Januar'. Nv. ~ 20 - -
-5Gtd. N,y $3.50 % ~ rF wtt,oI mror'aaa1t
tra &C. 40 20 ell. Packet. q 80 tlra J. ~ M.ss
e f.r,, nominal Western - 5or>Ii 75...CCr MEATS
I m'tei .,l es -A'r i.,i N'..- ., ~, u '4'''
l-' -Ait-u Ch".idr'~. -,.'t ~ ~. ~, 4-I : 90,
fl.i. & h ID ry,. M' nm. 'r 1.a ., -i nd isn ~. .
orl y-rv tt1ttc. also o. w-i. 4'0 IS Long
ccl- are. ICON loves Long srd short Clear 39jc ,-
,l.i-s ~ 49, tt t'-F ~, '. ..l-a-1 54r
IA tD-"aiLet 'n.h slant. \. -d, ~ ia',r co''''
sair'' -, i'. M IH,r 7'e" -'''' ~ ~ c 6r o,5 ts
',@. II 49, ~ -,e . ,, . ,oc q -o1 -,. March ~
a. t5, dosing ol . d. u' apn. 60 ef.- -., .- NJ
-,rot g. -F-'r11rv c07ql -,.. .lar.h. 2'a-' .5,.
AtrL % b-"t"-77.' A'5' - 1.-,-l t.,-e
s. nm ~" o,,l,- o., rent @ a. ~ January 5-r -e'.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

FRUITS. BFRRTys Nr-TS-DRrrD.
Receipts % Dries FImt wees b4S with f56
pkga NJ Peanuts. Exports 0f u'I Fruits 80 hi- EIiort
buying 1i Apples NJ continue
ins Wesefu quarters AZ La1sc More ana luu es
from Outoftown points are heing received for kyAEo.
rated Apples loo boxes eaah Of the Williams ant
Alden process -,d to-day Ice We hear
az small u Evap0rsted Appi,s bv the process
selling 20 51E'ic out they ate geneTalt held ~ Salc
Peaches Of al have inquired and
he Of IL rather
-mal fruits quiet shade easier, though
lttlr dong In them thar pr
mainly TIE arrivals Of Peanuts been small.
but the demand = exceedingly hight causing dull market
uIcAory Nuts sell slowly at be cl,Ine Quotllinns:
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
G4yKIyG 4ND FINANCIAL.

In stock speculation. a thousand dollars are
sonnet mes u4 4ir from iDVe,tLent ot one hundred
-..I to A.-x rockingham Il Co. croker. j. N.l.->.,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

T. ve Ppuitrr liberal suupiy 9aG wih moderate
d-lnano. extremely 'ul Ihr ~0Cep'- n Dressed 'oul
IN, h. lve g The st'cE tr
trldr N"ary AZ be "rsi"fl ef.'s nE &
.lv points 10 good crutffGI se.s
r,. - J.r-v Turkeys suu. -elt,i, 2al3c &c.
..f 2 gr,r.Icr ulr froyea .n.roI-H sn'k
i.gug4 ,uu.. A. h4D,i- x except
Ff.r, Rabbits -r trn iud in r4r dTuaIi qua. IIr
nor A. qicng nave b"rl auh lrr ri-er -tat~ Par
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

soc seller April short Clear t25c Bacon ;sarce and Arm
whskev far demand arm 81 O9 Butter sasier bot
not quotably lower sugar steady and unchanget 1--we
Light = TodsS 90; Pac king e. 0oS g 10 BGIcsrs Is
DETROIT jan a. Flour frn With gcoa demand White.
g. 75 Wheat steady Extra Wlite Mchsan 81 &C, 40 no.
No amber soc cSrn arm and qiet 10 yellow sec;
oais .tra.iv, win good demand: SO. WINE 26c: 40
a. 70 RHeeitfs oFiogT 600 SSs Wheat l. o,U bash:
Pnu.DgLrnil Jan. lt.-PetIoleum drmcr Crudc i'.c.
Fair n Good RehniRg Refined sue;rs u.ghauge- & Flour
steady iorL '-maGd fnf lAOlce urSyoiA and WINTER
WErs Family FtIur or which holders arr Hun while &ei
Ia g,,rs NI,'S.9ta " ey,r1 fal,.S A,d nm - \ 40
& a5 =. - 20 ,ii, - :. S2- F,Irv - q - r.
~ p TO Choice - ID do Fancy - G2% Ohio 20 Good
lots 15 Joa*6 % and VI nns sofa Do SOS . ye tpr
uothinc don> Meal less acv~ and over a 80
~ 49, Wheat mac mris gui 49,, nae sf @ n ne ana ana
w.. Wo.s-n Sc. , HI on tI,5s. q 80 P,uusy..a.4
IN elevator; 81 % Rye nor r-a,h efeTing "a, pr, pr
- nominal a. 5tc. io p - Is M 4H., ,'c .Gr % t
he n1trt sieoay. while N nq r' ior ex
p nd taigr iq'.el and pr zee. G ,IO.P @ 1o. --I ~ C %
dcro- 45as4.c Prnr.y Western and ne swase sal,
Wie Track. i.a4st. ~sii eyat,r 10 o5is-pcmand
% - aa ANA hi "a tixea % 81 5c Far ", i~1 Virc aSr
.r.c Choice .nd Goo4 10. T. d. s.' Prdrflv u'a 800
:, - H. Feed unc6an,ec Vh.sey ara western J..
Al ths open b., DIV dI and es er. No ..'i Jan
-.ot ana January 81 . hi ~ 0o7s asked F,bru
.65. uJ. 9 % asked tor March Corn en- r-ti.r
I. march -rld t4c. clio In prices t3 lc o. a-Aed
for sail Aixe SPOT ani January 4''g 1fi 500. 81
February i31.c. bd 4sc lst-t for " Urh oats r' tl
80 Lc s.d 81 asked for No Lite January -sc BID
81 81 S JAN itZTiaar sreaaZ and arn Double TH1a
30 Cuu,e - 4p0r4 %. " heat uae and lo"cr W
rtI Fal s-H95 -,. cash ~ si3.c, 5aDu3tF f.-
93 SO Fy ru.r, - = - Ac MAIchi 80 go az :,
ne. No spring. iac. bid corn dU'l low No
s ed - -92.i &c L91, 03Oc. February i~ 7Slc.
= r-b. 81 5.03-,. April. 334i3i-c, Nav pais higher
- i-e ca,h - -4 - &c. bld Jauu@ Il ' Da rbrla
Rye higher A. $40 saTley Gui' ana dnei4 l l7Aey
Lard quist $40 Bulk Scat- aru"r YER tr ao'ng car
lnt- o. 2Ud4y -uoultgrs ,Ic; - -O4f nor 1 90
I.us Il II 80 5l,c. Ra"on qui-t -houl-
d,T,. .s7 "tJur: Gear Iiu, t.+JHAJuc. Gear ~i"ra'
l514-O short RID. 4 i.c.- lanU ~ i'nc. FcArnarV
l:rcrus- Flour 2ucO bbls Wheat 5000 bush com b.
90 bush. -h DUcuts- Flour, 10000 bhi Wheat, - noO
bush. Corn. 2ln0J 0unh oats. 1000 Uusni l.ye 'OOO
bush. Barley -u"o oua'L
LIVE STOCK MARKFT~-BY TELEGRAPH
CHI 500 Jtu I4-ra> Dysrerg JJir li orts: HOGS
Trs-lpts 56luO heal. shipments 100 head .>rt
-t~a md y- C1 zee Heavy, = sods5 LsuL y 1o9
71,1rrE , r Got. ior head: shpmeut- 7sO head;
Mtrka; rons Shipping - - 10 Butchers steady cows
-asE-Recrgts hsaG; market steady with tar de-
~ Torn, Jan 1t-C.rur-Q and unchanged supply
f.I. prices r-c-iif- head shipment I'D De- g.
Io.-- sct-e shade lower. 10 lroIng aHd York
GOA - 30. BJ,uores. = jOa- go a, Aii2 > %
4! -6o a.at- .hirmaats 7-a head
,-jeaay unchanged nothing doing for lack Of
supply, ro,'. pts 30 head shipments uoue.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

tr1nberrtes a unchanged prices. The stock however.
light that holders pressing them
the market The sale OF Florida 0rsngrs IL injured
arrivals foreign Fruit which is
sci at such low hg TO prove too strong SeomDett9r
% hgt against St when the FOIda Oranges Of really
hne quality. they can be placed quotations.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
Pc.. nrlm.. "a 81 II


Receipts fIr the VceA. ln,JG8 Dkss.. al Vrek
I5,g-J corresponding N"cS iast year,
$3.50 NkE exports for 'nr werE t,p4@
ss came sJ4 strictly Fine Western
a. .0ug good demand l. frtr~ ecker Tiih
lc quot able fOr cOnsdear los. BUYERS
looking the best lots Of DAIRY. and are pa'
my Eas for -e.rcflnus Of state
aIf Tins - buvcT- ng I'M AL
A. 25' EX,"Tela are aAns -'ni- iahcf
W-siriG Factory anu have ped So though
lie buk trade rom &c down. There = Continued
.e4r,:v % CoIrr ,i- thr niarr rules rrr Common
intermediate gres II BuftT - wstcNrr s!ie VI pa' -
agc sIId slowly 4ad iAO" 10 signs % p oTAs osA
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

Eec4irs rrau- l.I pkes.. Pens 400 bush
- ports nrAI.. pAGs Peas 7- bush. The rccfpis u
heavy blt win plenty - st0c 10 -or"
and very inquiry rrcrs ire ~ over an ior
Earrovs weak. strictly PINE Hei.uns
ar MANLY held Mdrrow- mostly -"lDs to me
Uhbiuu trzde Prime s;ocA hence T Era-c,
iil fsri Kidney sell arr -! g - sl1
fee and some rcsrivcrs tax hlg'r
Ilrrr u demand tur White Kidney. and alut4unus
are nominal. The market for BLACK Beans - somewhat
ans and -aac --rr. while some parties AZ )dlng
% OHIr lots picked up Al 3 I'D = l' Pa
beans vtrr Green Peas lGOtau a. = 30 southern
tr.le 1t ~ - 30 LanaG2 PEAS
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

RIO TAvFrRC Jan f3 nTeeGooh irsi1 j-Hp 800 res
usr % r,a. F-eAangr On lOHo"p. y -ti
-aSrD- Jan Jfee-Uperor. D. io01ih05 rei5 per I'D