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Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-22
liberated Sore Throat Yields readily to Dr. !
j. Flaggs Cough and Lung Syrup.
If Badness or Deficiency OF Hair

Exists, or if the hair is gray, dry or harsh, the
natural youthful color can be restored by us
ing ''London Hair Color Restorcr," the most
delightful article ever introduced to the Amer
lean people for increasing its growth, restor-
ing its natural color, and at the same time a
lovely hair dressing and beautifer. 1t is to-
tally different from all others not sticky and
gummy, and free from all impure ingredients
that render many other articles obnoxious in
fact it is exqusitely pertumed and so cleanly
and elegantly prepared as to make it a lasting
hair dressing and toilet luxury.
j. A. TYNEs, A Prominent CITIZEN,
Wilson, n. c., writes Some ten years age
my wifes hair commenced falling. and go,
very thin and turned gray; but after using
"London Hair Color Restorer'' the scalp be
came healthy, the hair stopped falling, tn,
color was restored, and is now growing beau
tifully.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price, IS cents bottle. Six bot
ties, 81. Main Depot for the L. s., 33t
North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold by
Partridge Bros, Augusta. sepl9teod&wtf
YOu may not think now but cough is
fore-runner of lasting disease. Check it at b.
using DIR. 4. j. Flagg's Cough and Lung syrup.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-22
DR.. KaufmanS
SULPHUR BITTERs,

and that he used the exact words, and that
his whole treatment was stolen in its en-
tirety from our circular, and that this exact
treatment has been publishedby us for the
pas three years which he claims was nev-
er known until he gave it to the world,
through the New York Sun, last Scptem-
her.
Physicians look with astonishmenta at the
wonderful cures that SULPHUR BIT
TEl'S are daily performing. SULPHUR
BlTIERS are compounded of the richest
juices of the best roots and barks combin-
ed with the greatest of all discoveries,
Ext. sulphur.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-22
WAISISANT.

DY Virtue of Authority vested in me Clerk of
ID the Village School District of the City of Au.
gusta, hereby notify and warn the legal inhab
tsnts of said district qualified by law to vote in city
affairs, to meet a the High School Room in said dis
trict Saturday, the 26th day of April, 1872 at
O'Clock L. NJ to act on the following articles viz
ARTICLE l. To choose a Moderator.
ARTICLE . To choose a Clerk.
ARTICLE g. To choose two Directors.
ARTICLE L. TO hear the report of the Directors,
and act upon such matters may be presented there
In.
ARTICLE 5. To raise money for the support of
schools, repairs of school houses, discounts and
attachments of taxes, and commissions for collecting
the same.
ARTICLE g. To see If the district will make any
discount taxes paid within specified time, and
il so, to fix the rate thereof
ARTICLE :. To determine in what manner the
taxes assessed BY the district shall by collected.
ARTICLE s. TO provide for the debt Of the district
maturing the ensuing year, and for the payment of
interest the district debt.
ARTICLE 0. To act upon any other business which
may be legally transacted.
j. +. PIERCE, Clerk of Village District.
A true copy.
Attest j. r. PIERCE.
Augusta, April Is, 1870. apll9tlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-22

Beck, of Kentucky, thought he made a
point, and democratic organs and class
of nondescript political scrbblers seem
to think it was very bright in him, to urge
as set-off against the present dominance
OF the South in Congress, that Mr. Blaine
when Speaker assigned preponderance
Of committee chairmanships to the North
and New England This cool fashion of
putting the loyal and disloyal sections OF
the country on par in matters connected
with Legislation largely affecting and af-
fected by the results of the Southern re-
bellion, is the latest phase of the dough-
face business. When one finds newspa-
per in Maine meeting structures upon the
complete dominance of ex-rebels in the
present House by an offset complaint that
Speaker Blaine gave loyal New England 9
large committee representation when Con.
gress was perfecting the work of recon
struction in the rebel States. the exhibition
of dough-faceism causes feeling of dis
gust not easily expressed in words.-Ban-
qor Wing and courier.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-22
1ailp Atnnsbet sournal.
Augusta, Tuesday Mcrn'g, April 22, 1879
Mr.. Kelley to the Democrats.

Mr.. Kelley of Pennsylvania is green
baeker. but not of that sort which follows
willingly wherever the democratic lead
ers point the way, like Ladd and Murch
of Maine. The latter are reliable demo-
Gratis, by training and affinity. They were
democrats before they were greenbackers,
thev are democrats now, to all intents
and purposes. though they wear the name
of greenbackers. They are ready to fol-
low the democrats into revolution if need
be but Mr.. Kelley's republican antece-
dents hold him back from taking that step.
In the debate in the House a few days
since Mr.. Kelley defined his position in
regard to the contest now being waged IN
Congress.
saw 10 gentlemen on the other side of the
House. now that they have but to ADJOURN on
\ vote leaving the lighthouses on our coasts
unlighted and the courts, and all other
branches of the Government dependent on
these bills unused and incapable of use. to
make the North as solid as it was from 1861
to 1865. II will, irrespective of party, stand
by the Constitution as il stood by it when it
was being applied to maintain the life OF the
nation and the unity of the country. Nor arc
YOU sure of a solid South on SO unconstitu-
tional matter. Your South is not solid to
day. OF those who constitute what you sneer
at as ''the centre" one comes from Texas and
one from Alabama, representing democratic
districts. You have on your side three indie
pendent democrats who beat the regular nom
inees, and there are among you score OF
gentlemen, who, although enjoying the right
to go into democratic caucuses, know that
but for the greenback vote in their districts,
others would have occupied their places. No.
gentlemen. the South is not solid, and you
have but to threaten war by invading the
Constitution to find your party crumbling in
the South as it will crumble in every North
ern State
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-22
Chronic Catarrh is easily cured if yon will us
DIR. A. j. Elngg,s Nungh and lung sNrnn.

10 SUFFERERS from headache, constlpat
cd bowels inward piles, costyeness, fevcrS.
torpid liver, ycllowness of the skin and eyes.
indigestion, dyspepsia, and all arrangement,
of the internal viscera, are cured by
"Swaynes Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills" Tn.
like many other purgatiyes, they do not irri-
tate the stomach and bowels by frequent use
They keep the system in healthy condition by
arousing the torpid liver to healthy action and
expelling by the bowels and kidneys the mat
ter that poisons the foundations of life. b,
particular to obtain "Swayne's Pills" Price
- cents II box at all leading druggists. Geo
G. Goodwin 4 Co., Wholesale Agents BoS-
ton, Partridge Bros, Augusta.
s.,Io%coJCutf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-22

se!, testified to the most outrageous conduct
on the part of Captain Peabody, and lis
mate. who, according to their story. treated
Elwood with a degree of cruelty, which would
have put to shame savage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-22

"Perley" telegraphs TO the Boston Journal
that there has been larger subscription for
printed copies of Senator Blaine's speech on
the army bill than for any other speech deliv-
cred in the Senate for manv wears.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-22
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
loss of manhood, &C., will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send sclfaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
I. INMAN, Station d, Nec York city.
dec27teod&wly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-22
THE CULTIVATION OF ROSES.

And rose her lips"
The best way for ladies tocutiyate this species
Of roses is by studying aud praciicing The rule, Of h
gicnt, taught in the Peoples Common S,nse Me
iCal Ad, User. only Sl.5O. Address tn. author, r. V
Pierce, NJ ID. Grand hvalids' Hotel Buffalo, y.
If suffering from those painful wcakncs>e. incident
to the female organism use Dr. iierce's Fayorit,
Prescriptions neveI-iailing remedy for those com
plants. apr42 f&wh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-22

Free of charge Sample bottle of -idom-
sons Cough BaiSdm at all drug stores. Ow-
ing to its perfect harmony in combination it
is the very best mixture for the speedy cure
and relief of Group, colds, throat or lung di-
seases. Large bottles 81 cents.
aprl6-+&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-22

ss-one months subscription to LEISURE IIoURs
free ii send eleven cents for mailing premiums
sent with it-a beautiful chrome motto entitled
Faith, Hope and Charity" elegantly printed on y
dark ground, with lilies, ferns grasses, etc. more
pleasing picture than before sent with Il
short subscriptions Magazine is illustrated aud iull
of choice stories sketches, poetry, etc and cent
stamps taken All receive catalogue Of 900 desif.
able and curious articles J. l.. rATTEN & CO.,
4. Barclay Street, New York.
Wit IA 4lVa
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Sperial Notires.
ELECTRIC BELTS.

A sure cure for nervous debility, premature decay
exhaustion, etc The only reliable cure. Circulars
mailed free. Address, j. X. REEVES, A Chatham
ST., n. Y febl.- -sn teod wJu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-22
WANTED.

Situation rs Housekeeper, by "A lady Of refine
IA ment and ability. Gardiner, Haowel or An
gusta preferred. Best of references given Ad
dress, MRS. AMANDA PALMER, NoRwAY, Mt
anri-tFSMw<l7
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-22
LOST f!

4 GENTS BOSOM PIN, with light stone, wa
N lost probably on the sidewalk In front of IN
store. will give the finder, $40 reward
aprl7t3ts j. NJ. IDNGFELLOW.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-22
SULPHUR BITTER$

purges the blood of all impurities and
deep-seated diseases, and may well be call
ed the great blood cleanser.
For diseases of the Liver and Stomach
SULPllt'R X BlI'TERS cannot be equalled
Cleanse the vitiated blood when YOU see it
bursting through the skin in pimples,
blotches and sores. Keep the blood pure.
health will follow \ treatise of diseases
by DIR. Kaufman Is wrapped around each
bottle. SULPHUR BITTERS are sold by
all respectable Druggists everywhere.
SULPHUR BlTTERS NAV be taken by
: the most temperate people, AS they contain
no alcohol, and are not a stmulant but an
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-22
TO ILST,

TIME house on Melville ST., formerly occupied by
Mr.. q. Is. Files. Enquire of w. II. STACY,
ON the premises. aprl4tlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-22
CONSUMPTION CURED.

You may not think now. but cough is
fore-runner of lasting disease. Check ii nj once t
using Dr. 4. j. Flagg's Cough and Lung syrup.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-22
FOR the NEXT THIRTY DAYS

in order to reduce stock to make room for large spring
tur ,l,az.
, 1879-02-05

hoo fR0pUCys-wGEo ,ess active in the aRgte-
gate, but nrIuer all round, With steAdiaf fcc,ims
though the demand VIA sonle Wlzt irregular. Tllrrs
was Road deal Of trading early, very i!t1c On thu
II 40 cali. and not much for an hour afterwards
but the market Ctoael with good inquiry. Hogs
Al tho Stock-Yards we,o stronger. whits Liverpool
reported lecllnc Of 0d Der IL lbs In liz1. and
tho receipts Ut product hers wero large,
Mess lut.k--AdyaaccI Tic per hrI, and ciUaetl
fhdt ti7iac dbdTe the latest ptees nt Monday, kntea
were reported of D0 bris ah a ST. 5D suof: !, ,UOtI
btls now, snl!er FGbtuAKy. At ~. b.; Il, hDO hrs
seller March At 4t.t!2' 1&tn 10: nnu II, 75u hris
Thu naskrt closed hf:n u o. h71sss0, i0 for rasi,
Or Fubsuafy: w. sGkD. ~ for March: Sy4 4hi4t
pork WIS frmly hc1d Al 81. 10.
rstnae mss purk was quoted ut IS. 60Gk8 Is, and
extra prlnle Al ~. aUGl7.7i.
peshy with pork, and c!oAtd "a higher Halss
we're reported VI i. bO1 tc. ssa!cr March Vi ~ AZ
Gtu h.h and y, 900 tcs sr'lcr April 1t 81. 81, "a
.. Ba,s.. Tutal. II. 900 tcs. Thu market closed
ntm 4t 50. 4.t for 4pVl or FsbrIaEy; H. 10 III. 1..;
{ foE 81 Mach; ~ 0o9ka u:'t faf April. and 3b ;p16
MEATa--weta In good demand and probab bly,
iaose active taan alttased on tho nnrfaee, bayers
bnlng anxious 10 avoid publicity. TAs trading MA
rhtcay aocs1, sn Tar A. tsportca tireun Nests
"trs .se hghsr. and salted lots Z sbads hrl,cr.
with fair demand fur export a. inside pputaiinns
VI 81. .UU. UU0 IAA short clcatb 1t $t ii; !, 10
0uxrH lung aud shurt cpars II 81, !ts 4Ei ID SHOT
and u. ~ for AArehi - boxes BtaHuSlshI1us IN
private lcEus: l.0, QUO lbs Ehuft sb4 ~ a. AOIs
Am fuF March, ST. t.D:.tGtl.70 for Ap1il, ki.T:ht
d;a9 0 fos so osay, tnd II, spot: 80 toxss d Il
hsersgc. The following WeEC thu prices pes luu
It's ou tho ieKd!oG cAt1:
, 1879-02-05

/ 2bxl2h IT, dssed Feb. 1 tHelchor
ftnttIn1er to Henry Ilantow) ..........3 325
West Seventeenth It, bct My anh Flax
sts. . I, 24xin4{ Il, dated ian. 30
tt'harlcs nflshlg 10 Jan ko1As} ......:... a25
Wns' Seventeenth ss, bst May and Fisk
Ass. 1fxlH,i II, 6ased i'm. 10
tCharlts fteissix 10 ,toseph Zcrnekl G26
Portland nv, 10tI It A Of Thirty .eetpnh 1t.
WI. 21xl?5 H. dated Feb. y tAlbtrt
Crane tn Alexander f}oodhfa6d} ;. .... IL 100
Fonrth ~, 49l'i II \ Of TAy1sr 1t. ef,
1US Sxfg II. dated Feb. It tIotcph lash
man to Abram ttenefmnnl...,,. ...... CSC
Wcrs Sixteenth II. i v cor ftuhle At, NJ,
47x1M IT, tn,pr0vod, dated Feb i
WILLIAM David 10 Anna e. Haasl '.. 5000
EwtnR 1t, 1hS II v Of Francisco ut, ef,
72x19o Clio Il. dasct Feb. 4 III. n.
md T. l.. 1slrch 10 Simon slrccnei,suntJ 175O
6tesrns at, between Main and Quinn Vt,
ut, 40HI:D II, dated Fcs. 4 ii. r.
ff1ndfickson to j. 4. Kennlcpttt ,.,..,. 200
Lonmls 1t, 1.0 II 4 Of Sixteenth st. ~
94xl00 IT,. dated 1An. 20, fMaria L.
Knight to narRaret Mahes> s>......,..... 800
Mohawk N, I'M It Of SOPHIA 1t, Z I. n61
123 y. 10 #, dated Fab. tIfnhert War.
nrrskiEchcn to G. E. DanoyRn)... ... 1000
Fullerton at. 20 II q Of I'errY IT. II I, Ujx
19o r. dated Feb. tPetef Tlpperrel.cr
to William Fucha} ........... ....,. l96f,
soErH Or CTR LIMITS, WITHIN 4 naiurs or asvx.
NfLks ar rnk cuuRr.upr.E
Duddan 1t, meas FoEty first At, v T. 91x
1o4 It. dated Jnne IN. 1879 tMafr j.
tenung 10 Philip Maher} .....,........S 800
, 1879-02-05
Withdrawn from, store during Monday for
city consumption: o,l1t bu wheat, 1,59l bu bur-

Nnnofa"n rom store turing Monday for
ettS eoos"hp1'ou' -tlll ba Hheat' l,b9l bu bar-
ICY,
4ne iol!o"inR gram "aa inspected into store
~ tlls CITY yesscrdny tnorning; o cars No,
winter *heat' cars Mixed Sears No. hnrd
Waeat' W cars NO. > spF'ng, III cars No. . 10,
~ eats felectou, car no grade tl03 "heat}; u
easa no. corn' car yellow, 'o cars high mixed,
~ cars new do ~ cnss new mixed, a5 cara No.
core. cara rejected tns coFu); 10 cars white
oats cars NO. .ml1cd' car rejected GU nats);
cars No. rye car rejected ; 3 eaFs No. bar
!ey' car extra. Total, At e"ra' or fso'0oo hu.
inspected out: @',Ss5 pu wheat, i7sGio bu corn,
l,4v4 ou oata, ~ hu rye, l,l07 bu barley.
Rentlchiaf' WHO undoubtedly knows whereof
nc ahrms states ehat f'our ts now being shipped
from East st. Louis 10 New York Mt 58c per hrl.
and at e9e 1fom Central llliuols, At points
*hete tic freight to Chicago 10 4oc, while It is
sot from thss city to New York.
IN lie 1Iark Lane Erpress Of Jan. IS last wo
fnd the following precious piece OF informa
tion, Understood to bs written by one Of tue
editors OF the paper:
American bacon. u appe.ts. 70 now commonly
tco IL IL MAJ ".i ~ eaeon !ns psac
-" ~ III a'-
, 1879-02-05

Long clears qnoi1d At IT. a1It Iuo4Y aud 81, 1.,,,
boxtd; tuluber1ands, 81 7s4li. % boxr1 ;jUpx.cni
" r. II ~ l. xues. viern sa. Y, i"t
a.eFageA; ErsGn shoulders, 3is&sJk4c.
Bacon 4unted Il l4dtlsse Tor shoulders. 4stEt5c
for short vtbs, h&b5t4c tor short cluara 7Ak37ifc
Tor haraa, 4ti canyass4 and packed.
t;nkAsE-Mss 4uuted Ut 81. .uQGt5. 10 for No. |
wh!le. aA1as Tor good ycalos, aud &NQhc ior
bsuwH.
HkEF PROputTs-Wxfs stsady and quiet At
~. G1QfB ~ fur Mrsx. ST. 15Gf " for extra mess
ana Ill. 1ott III, w for l,1lls.
T.LLuw--was qu'ei ~ J<tJ4ie for city. snd 1t
ElHC for fDuUtFy, -
, 1879-02-05

wall *tsb sb%+sssItsss1tHatN NV ~
IN NEW YORK. JHBTkNDAr.

Feb. 4.-Rrecipts-Flour,1 1859 brls; wheat,
140, ,aao0 bu: corn, 132,068 bu; osts, $4,000 hu;
cor1l.mcal, 800 ,pkgs; rye, 8,273 bu; barley.
5,boo bu; malt, s,45o bu; Fork, 8l7 brls; beef,
4l,0 tes: cut meats COOS pkgs; lard, 3,743 tcs; !;
whisky, 1,l13 brls.
Exporss-Fot twcnty-four houra--Flour, H..
0o0 brls; wheat, $1,000 bu; corn, sJ, ,00 bu; rye,
2,oO0 th.
GOODS NRCklrxp
at The Port Of Chicago, Fob. 4, 1870: Field,
Letter d Co., , cases hosiesr, 3 cAses cotton
goods, n cnses dry goods; stettaucr Bros. Il
Co., 2 enscs dry goods; D, j. Fisk t. Co., 5
easea dry goods: John c. Olsen u Co, case
linens; Samuel Johnston, cask wtue; Leo
kulu'an, 5 cases cigars; Beat, Russell Il Co., i
cnscs cigars; HoysEl l. Co., y cases parcels.
Collections, $l,117.l9.
, 1879-02-05

Total. o00, OF ]. l11.707 75s, 805
Total OF all kinds In ttors la,ol0, s1lbu. These
250, 100 bu wheat, s.8l4 bu oats, 1895 bu rye;
and 3 decrease Of 5,22aa5 bu corn, t5,775 bu
barley. Total incrcaso. &33, ,9t9 bu. Tile above
noted quantities Of hard wheat include LOIS bu
No. Minnesota, and 2t5, 15a bn No. 2 do.
Also af1oat In the Chicago harbor, 24,b88 bu
No. wheat. 27,oo9 bu No. 8 do. 2s,osG bu re-
iected {so,67l vheat). 87s,e97 bu No. . corn,
1H}.1o4 bu hRh-ntxcd, 81, ,4t9 bu new do, 8,l25
bu new high mixed. 12,7l1 bu rejected i5Go, ,740
corn); and Is ,6s5 bu No. oats.
The following Wero the stocks Of wheat In
, 1879-02-05

The following werc among the direct exports
FROM this city lasl ~sek Ut through biila ot Ind
Inv to torrl.n ports: 1.su ht's Hour, III hly hu
coru. !,lu. brls pork, l.aA other pkvs uo. LIT
boxvs McAls, :, tlO cascs canned do, 8, 7sE3 les
lard. a.l5 uEcs ,l:2s DO, 5ia brls beef, III hrIa
to,,sues, a.4l9 pkKs butter aud cheese, III urls
taliuw, 500 bE. alcohol, l3., ,o l1s ull-akc, 4ou
lb4 leatAer, Ell ,sA It's teets. und ,201 bEls uat-
lneal. .-...
=. uTAiE IN sTOAk.
Tic following uIs lhe fost.nEt q! thc offltl3l
1epust VI Eralh lu stute iu ah;s tiy on the eYen-
, 1879-02-05

1IO0s--TAa receipts wers Agzln smsli. and. ~ .
result. lheFs Hes : further hardening Of prfcss,
Tho u1asket RvsraRtng = good round So stronger
than fur Monday. Roth 1h!ppers and packers
wanted hogs, aud under IN sctlsu competition tbs
mon to best bacon grades SOLD At {1. COCA 70, and
poos TO tapev hesvy weights u y. 5o3t ;oo. "
81 Is. Wills tne ruling .nsufes wers 81 4o@aJ. q.
ths avsrago quality OF tho rectipts being poor.
Ths nIsrkst cloAed itrm. with svesythinR sold.
All AaIss are made subject 10 : shFtnkARo OF 10
Il for piggy aONs xnd 10 ng Tor skags.
, 1879-02-05

The following were the receipts and ship
ments OF tho leading articles ot produce In this
city during the twenty.four hours ending at 7
o'clock on Tuesday morning and correspond
lug dnte twelve months aro:
, 1879-02-05

FLOUH-Kas muSu aCtlta. aud with byuef issl.
tns in tbs later part u tho scs3ton, In sympathy
with wAeat. TEefa tuafs fuuutfy for ~ porI,
aud sotas SAILS Merr effected. though huyet4 Wrru
gsusrsliy 1!u.!tsa 10 hIutus mich hJIneF. wua:u
hol acee31, Sllra "e1u rspoFicd VI e1, 3r.s wiz.
tcr*lt 81. t0t ibS. :t0 Iris doV1* oxttas chlxy
II ~, 81 }7s. lUl Iris extras u ~. 70. 70 lfs
supestnes Ut s2,4o, 30 aFi. tYa sioar and 20 bfIs
Eour, ootIl On ItF,satr terms, Total, !, 7lEi
urls. Thu following wat tue no,uipsi rsuxs VI
prices.
Cho!ct wtAtSss.............,......S SA.Ta 1b..5
liuuu tu chtItce winters ..-...,, -. 1. GU G5.f0
Fuss " Guau NiAeE............-... d.5u T. l.uJ
, 1879-02-05

Flour stAves. GOO q zoo
Hacked pork atavos. = m........ 1900 8l7.O0
Hucked ttefce BtAves, "a =. go, 81. 90 Et11 co
Uueked vhitky at2ves, Nm, FOO 61Q 0U
Rough stayfs g. 01ft6 % iess.
& DRESSED llooS-Wets In good demand and
hnn, advancing about 1se- The receipts wars
light &nd Iva hogs higher. ea1ea wars made Of
81 head And 2 cars At Il. 05GtA 20.
E9]5-FTesh were hrm at 25I2Gc. There Arr
age
FIS1-The nAfket war unchanged. johh&ra re.
port satisfaetary demand and stendy set Of
, 1879-02-05
.orate Chicago Demand
mo for Four Fer
Cents.
,,...,nt, Active, and the Currency
Movement Itght-~-The Stock
Market.
=. Produce Markets Generally Strong
IT, Or. NTH Fair vofnme
Of TRADE.
,.,+ Advances with Hoga--Whaat Stiff
w. ,pea BY tho Rnssiau Plague
Stocks Of Grain.


Stocks OF 4ralns
FINANCIAL.
,,.r..ct.ons II, per cents were mod
ta'eaeu s,,sa In other descriptions Of Govern
srsep 49,, ,m,{nc,, was light. The 6s ot 1881
Inent oos.s' nv. ,te s-oOs uf 1867 advanced n,
remained ~ ~ ~, ."s tcno xoma,r1up ,,nchnnurd
"a t0lA; the 59ua OF 'o"o i.'1'.~ ~. =.
W.c,r. tbe t14QB Mt 1045{s nnu t1e ~ a.
n Nl0s'a' t,>.,t cb.n1c Tte neN IS OF 1881
10 were R't3oa. ~. ax,c,, ia tcr 4 mr.
,.,i.ai ", to 1lAab ana tlie pl4lc o'u toA ps.
eE''I a..,ired from TOO, to BOX.
cents aS''n .,a,o1 ,t 1fyst in nrecnbacke, With
Gold WAS a"o.s' -
on ~ s.-o trcrr offerings OF foreign exchange
lhe'e "s'e .ss,, .,,1 n,ovI.,ors. Thcan .yera
drsNn &gaass gran. "'',s 80 ss.1
,.,nty mn shipments OIL BtuII previously oEuctea
na,na n.1 beginning to more. Sterling grain
Anu ~" 't.I l,tIi. <vrre 4a93f. Frsurh hills
md comMerlll p'''s "eso 7o-A' .,,.. ~" os
ts1l 1he as.1a' s 1s..' a",., .u ..,as ,.ero
4sy94aEa 49," ne',1,.-.s hin. m parfa ryerc
~ and 4S3H. oa''>'ls n x.n...
slsx and 5l5ss5; commercial o1la anu o!ssa.
AntFesP wv! III n-1< ott<. cnrr,ar.
md 69e3{; hecnmaEH' e',s an" pv3s' .o"
III 4,ii: auildcss on Holland, 4o4 and 40}Ss
elA'' nm ontS
touna!chl' o'N' l..
Copsola opened nt W l'lo, anu ausaneeu ~
no1a Tim extreme ense OF tile London money
No. :, foyorsh1o to high quotation for these
nasktt " 1o'o'a''o >" - '''~'
ssctf1s!es' u,,,t. ,+.t, ,nao, nonox
Interesting eonas' , .e,'.,,,a o s .Te'.. NJ
ulrket ito present a1o wopao's ] ]t.,,S ~ ~.
taoes speen'a.aon' a.c ~, so''ss't4 oa, ''"' ~
Tie Lonlon 1''"a o. van. 80
a.a@s rsspsS p ~ 1ne ia sesetlon fro
,,s I'D u9s of en.o. a there hs1 Meier " hsieTc,
sn sudden sd 70 extreme o 1saeion M ~ o. a as
20. ossafiea s. ~! en". r,n sn it u,ro tbsn .nsey
T,tsi aro q psr crnt was cunat,eTed chrap. tho
a.usl raie be,aa nesteE Per fent r. 10 gssns
:ssaas @ nae ~ or nsss @ sscss had
sa e.sa ,t,y bad it could not hare hnppench There
d howeyer e1s:etae,Y ne tsaa9 @ HSa4 .r, igr onsx &C.
o. no m.9ke, ' nroaace+ an nnaMe nuenee ia
tS,apenlnx discount rates for what you'd paper Il
BE- hAd l. asso taSs1 t tnu hfS1s hn s1 a. on HHs an
=, "! of,sn q ,hcr I"wc.. in te Afternoon, wLtn
isade1 ies, tbat i they % nut lend a 10y rate
ey a not os soe 10 " 'fnu ,htnr. ahua .t,mn.
.a,n. ~ Int as vi It has only reacted
% etr4sa specu'atlrs Stock Exchange seear,.les,
xaeh ousrs!or, thk !aey 1 Gan IT. hoW s %orS I. ng 10
S s,s,ss ease; ior .hsse Il present rcsc 10
loos # IN! but sccu,t.ca Of The aieaeas caas: mat
,soaa ~ !ean IL on nds I bn s1,,,. q;
tnteulstion viii doubtless spfead in this and many
ether directions
In Tue silver market there was very little de-
r,abl and no &upDly, A3tt3, according to foreign
, 1879-02-05

T0!af,... ........... -. ,, 3UI. O4 8BU, III
Also B5,0M bu corn, 1sG, BIS bu oats, HALT
bu barley, und bile bu rye.
VISIBLE surrLy.
air. 4. c. Thomas. Of this city, gives The fol-
lowing "a the quantities Of wheat anl corn In
, 1879-02-05
REAL 1;6l'A'T II.

The following instruments we're died for
record Tuesday, Feb. 4:
tlEy fMltkNTI.
Wsat Twelfth II. 123 II Of Wuod It, a
, 1879-02-05

6tIEEP-TA&fs wax mote than usua1iY Actlsa
hcep nass3st. The 4app!s w*s pretty lstss, ass
here Was nothing Ia eIcess Of tho leIuaui. aAd
previous psEces wsra fully sustained. Trading wYs
d ~. Ildft. tyts faf fuisElUk u faacf 9uatIaf.