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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-23
THE COURTS.
Ramsey County District Court.
Before Judge Wilkin.]

JURY CASES.
&. Won Minden VS.. John A. Weide. Dis
missed without prejudice to plaintiff.
K. Won Minden vs.. John Weide and l.. D.
Phillips. Same action as in preceding case.
Charles Zorbiesh Va. John A. Weide. Same
action as in preceding case. Stay of proceed
ings until next Saturday granted.
John A. Bazllle VS.. Charles Caldwell. Or
motion of counsel for defendant, Judgment or
dered for plaintiff in amount claimed in com
plant.
John Mahoney VI. Donald Stevenson. Yer
dict for plaintiff, and damages assessed a,
3l,8lS. %. -
John Plttoff. appellant, vs.. The st. Paul 4
Sioux City Railroad company. On trial.
COURT CASES.
Before Judge Brill
E. s. Chittenden, receiver of Munich l. Bur
rows, vs.. the German American bank Tired
and submitted.
A. O. Angel vs.. E. L. Rose ct al. Dismissed
on motion of plaintiff.
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MNnicipnL Court.
Before Judge O'Brien.l
CRIMINAL.


CRIMINAL,
Tho City vs. Henry Hoffman; disorderly con-
duct. Fine of $2.70 paid and defendant dis.
charged. .--..~r. ~.
The City vs.. Levi Tate; threatening to kill
and disorderly conduct. Fine Of s5 paid and
bonds Of s200 given to keep the peace.
The City VS.. I. P. Cask; disorderly conduct.
committed for eight days.
The City va Charles BLACKWELL; disorderlv
conduct Fine of $3.50 paid and defendant
discharged. -
The City vs.. The odore Golden; nuisance.
Continued for abatement of nuisance.
The City vs.. John Cronstedt; violating the
lire ordinance. Continued until the 29th inst.
at 2 P. NJ.
The City vs.. John McGrath; drunkenness.
Committed for four days.
Q: q. Lsvell vs.. Patrick Kelly; aotion for
medical services. Judgment for plaintiff for
$3l.62. -
s. 8: D: Hayward vs.. The Chicago, Milwaukee
q st. Paql Railway company; garnishee of
three Different defendants. Cases continued to
October rs, ct :. n. -
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Probate Court.

Before Judge O'GormanI
In the matter of the estate of James Nc
Queeney, deceased. Order made for hearing
claims on the first Monday of January. $780,.
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One of the retired warriors from Zululand
tells good story. He was at Rorke's Drift.
and was witness to one of the following moi
dents. A clergyman in clerical attire was hard
at'work handing out cartridges to the men.
and he did 1t with will. A private near wa a
taking shots at the Zulus and cursing the while
IN the most ingenious manner Don't swear
mani! shouted the clergyman; Don't swear
at them; shoot thenr'
Like the surface gold diggngs of California,
the island guano deposits of the Pacific are
giving out: The American Guano company"
which for the last twenty and more years have
been exporting guano from the island of Pho.
nix, Bakers and Jarvis, with an undoubtedly
I'm mense profit to the stockholders and agents,
has now gone out of the business the infer.
ence being that the deposit of s'decayed coral''
IL no longer worth the taking away.
William Writ Dechert, of New York, q civil
engineer, well known in railroad circles was
lately drowned while attempting to cross a.
stream on horseback in the island of Porto
hlco Mr.. Dechert has iabored on the con-
structlon OF railway lines in Mexico, Cuba and
Honduras, as we'll as in the United States. and
most of the beautiful bridges that adorn Gen.
tral park, New York, were com pIeted under his
superintendent.
There lives in St. Louis an aged couple who
have not spoken to each other in sixteen wears
though living together and sharing the same
table. Her refusal to sign deed was the cause
IF the husbands anger. Their only means of
communication has been a daughter, who mar
RED few weeks ago. and has sinca d;ad &c ,
congestive chill. Even this catastrophe has not
unsealed the lips of the obdurate couple, and
they continue their lives Of solitude.
, 1879-02-10
lff TEI,EGIt.tGU,
kkX Y0Hk.


To The tIf.tfsH .assoelated I'rtss.
NEW fUnK, Fvb B-lsar silver here de-
cl!ucd during the day FROM $l.U3ss to si.05I{.
Guyrtniienta !0wcF.
Hallfnal securities strong md higher,
State bun.ls dull.
The htock MARKET WIS strong and buDTant to-
day, especially for Investment shares, among
which itutk lslIud was lie srcrtai feature.
This stoek udyanccd ,sn.ler t,r>k purchases
1rum s1.3s1{ tu sl.31Iml.H vt ille v'use. tile
improvement being !uv to lllr large earnings Ut
ttic company ami u til. spalt supply Ut Stuck
On tie ssrtIt. laualna advanced 8 per cunt. to
$l..9. Eulcs, this prire belng bill. aud $I.t5
as*ed at thu close. Chicago, Burlington II
considerable ainounts oi Nc" York Central
takrn at $l,1GAt"tI,l7. In tie general llst
prlcrs uayancc.l Il tn per rrnt " the upcll-
Ing, subsequently, reacted, anil at the
cluse btcatne strung ava 10, Md partially rteoY.
cred. The rise lit Scw Jersey trulrai was due
TO lie rcpuEt that The bt0tk was luEEely OYER
boln III TIC London market. Tl,e rrintpal
AytivILs was tn Northwest, Ut. Paul, Luku Shore,
Eric, Delaware, LackaNauua d. Nestrru, aud
ohio as Attsslselppf.
IranarllonX aggregated 15nGO, Of which
1B,U0J were Erie, 1900 Lake shore, lJ,uul
Northwestern coinulont 17,0N Northwcstrrn
preferred, 5,4U Kock island, 15,UD st. Paul
cotnuu1l. 440 ii. f4ul preferred, lat0o l.arka-
17,GN0 tAilo, ,.AU Western Uniun, 100 psytlc
Aaif. a1nt 2,0uO Missouri, kahsas i Trxas.
sloncy marhst casJ vt 2Aaia5. Prime mc1can-
tls papeF, 31s@5
ISL.
, 1879-02-10
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW OnLEA4s. Fob. 8.-CoT7nx--F;rm+r. nil.
'dltnRs, 0sic; low Go, SIC: net rcce,ptp Ia 7ss.
gross, u, TO; exports, Great britain. a.
baics; coaatwiac. l,SD..; sales, 1000: ,ta.t
200, s:7.
FtouM-Qnict and weak; supcsanc, $ae5:tr
81. ii: xxx. 81. oUG14. aa!s; high grades. s4.7T
5.:t7!f.
uaAtx-Corn weak; white, 4iGtf,c; yel,or .oa
mixed, 47c; yellow, 5oc. Oats-Markes dull: a
Gb3!c.
CnHs-XEAt-Dull and lower; new. 81. 10,
rtAr-Qulct but steady; prime. S1a. 5o2l5, ID.
choice. SlG.uO.
rnov,sIaSe-Pnrk scarce aud Asm; old, 3a.,,
new, S10, 70. Lard scarce and firm; t,efce. Az
dt1t1C: kca, 0aiaI7c. bulk mrala-tiood n.
Eland ut full prices: anouldors 4c; clear rfh III:
clear, 6lgc. lluc0n scarce and firm; shoulder
34c;, clear fib.. 5aic; cicar t,c, Hams iuSs,.
cured, Helnnr Mt 7ftDi tc; nncanyas.ed. hc,
WntsKr-Marxct dull; Louisiana rrctiatd. Nk:
proof. 81 60: Western recthed. s.. .0sll, ID,
unocEntEs-Coftre In good dcmsnd; ito ,at.
goes. ordinary to prime, ll11A.%c. sugar QUIT
but alcady: fair to good refining. 4A95c; iii %
fully fait. bsiQ55hc; nrllne to choice, 5iIaEt:
yellow clarified, N]l07Ac. MoIa.ses ateadY; sos.
1non.. 10@alc; fair, o2123c. Istcs in good d.
Enhnd At B4lGb7c.
BRAN Market easier; Zoe.
, 1879-02-10

HOG PRODUCTS. .-Wrre mora active m pork
ans far'. with rathcs icss doing In nrata, and
stronger at rt,pnd, though there VIVA M important
changg in the atsyicrs from other pintt; hugs wcEo
higher nj thu Stock farda, nuwevcr, with small
anppy. md operators thought that tue big run
was about oscr. willis thcr0 IL continued good
ezp"rt movement Of stnN. 1lencn, holders wcro
less disposed to sc!l, and tho shorts were ,,ots
anxious to cuysr. ths resulting advance early In tha
day being we'll maintained to tho Close on very
etcady market.
Tho following taho exhibits tho number Of hoes
packed At The p0tntA named stncs Nov. l. 1873, aa
compared with tho returns Of Tho prcsipns tcason,
and the total packing OF tho scasua of 1B77-'H:
, 1879-02-10

tirant! iotat. 1tt and ed tescs.... i4:, $40. OG0
Equal IN ou. LnitcI Satea measure. f41, BIZ, al
The aggregate production fn year uf gen
orally good crops Of wheat Is estimated at nhout
N7,aiO, ,O hcctol.trrs, which arc c4ual.to 1O2f.-
74D, ito bs,, United Statrs rncasurc.
The principal countries Ut Eusopo that hare
All export surplus nre Russia, Austrt-fItinwary,
Koumah,a, a,l Il lew other European States of
less note. With all tlie available export sur
plus Of t!csc European exporting countries, there
still! remains II ycry considerable deficiency,
stated by tic Jokr7ud de, Iha'les at 40NO, ,0o0
hcctolitrcs, to be obtained from countries out
aide Of Europe.
Tic wheat crop Of most OF the countries OF
Europe could nut bo called good; arc below MI
average: an1 some OF them largely below MI
nycraec. Only Germany, Austro.1lungary,
1snumanfa, In Europe, and tic United Status, tn
America, had full crop In 1878.
, 1879-02-10

Withdrawn from storm during Friday for
city consumption: 3,tla3 hu wheat, 055 bu oats,
1,5.2 bu barley.
Tile following gratn was inspected into store
In thls city Saturday .uoFnlug: IL ca:s No. . rcd
wlnlcr wheat, s cars No, ) do, | CIR Mixed, l
car No. harl, II cars No. spring, 81 cars No.
. do, Is ears rclcctstl, car no Erade {2s2e3
whcat) t9 cars high mixed corn. 81 cars new do,
~ ears new tnlxc,i, 1s cars No sio, II cars rs-
jeytcd ce}0 cornl; II cara white oats, 0 ears NJ.
9 mixed. 4 ears rcIertel 90 ouia}; q cara No.
2 rye, car rejected; cars No. . barley. ! rars
cxtr. ,lo. car fce.l ~ baricy) Tuia. bll caEs,
or aaa.1 0C0 bu. Inspected ont: al,7ll l,n wheat,
.0l hu cusn, 81 bu oats, 1,oIs LIT barley.
The following wcro the receipts md shipments
Of LrradstutT. aud iIyo stock ut this pstnt dur
,.g tlsc past week. nnl ior the corresponding
,yruls rndtntr liz fnfe:
, 1879-02-10
10 tho 11fstsrn 4::..setat<d pr,,,

2" 'ho 'EsFs7F 2. .E'3e1HFH IFf{f,
n'1wAukEs. Fob, a.-Faorn-Qul.t; lnae,}v.
uEaiS-Wheat stcady; opened ,{c lower: rtn,.s
t1nlt: No. Milwaukee hard, o7t:c. ~ ,'.,ss VIZ
wankee. 0'c; No. 2 do, sT.ic; Fchru,f,. s7,... ~.
Mntch. SAaac; April, R0sic; No. =. 3.Mr.n.sss'
73sfc: No. I. Gj4aosc; roIecsed, 5oLa;ss
Corn atm; Nh. 2, :'0!sc. Oats stea;y: n a
!o!ic. Ilyo firm and In good demand: M :
E,c. Barley dnli and lower; No. . spring. M,r.
tic: April. 7.lsc. ""' A''ee
psoy,'.%ss7t!niot e 4. bat steaor Ms.sposk qu.,:
s1oas-Livo 1rm and hivl,er; H. ipc,a ?.
Dressed, firm anu higher: 4i.9i. '''
AEcE1rrs-Flouf. 10. 00o b.Is; wheat, 42nn
susrxxSrs-Flour, s,5oo brls; wheat H. nm
hu. 1 A4f"
, 1879-02-10

SIC; Western white. 3afR33c: IA n,1..
Rte arna. qniet, and unchanged. A''4ea' 2oQ3ss
nAr-Dult and nonltAa,iy atcadv.
lower. "H* not quotaNv
nuTrEn~Firm for choico Western.
rolls unchanged. e'"' oatfed Ind
unchanged. -"8%8t; pltt|ea
pxrn"1sux-Du1a and nom.nal; e,nd.
dnnd unchanged. stuae and n.
-CorrEE-ttniet ind lower; R!o c,,so.. 90.
WHiskr-Dnll and unchanged
FnEnnT*--To Liverpool ncr stear, a,,,
icr GOTTEN and fonr unchanged: grs1t no1, no eat.
eoFn M,efs1sf,ons ~ o Fh "a e,*: wheat ~,
bu. Wi cofn. 180 Qta
, 1879-02-10
BOSTON,

I}osros, Fsb, B.-FLoun-Btcady and tsn'
Weston eupcsnnc, u. 001E1. 10; common s1t'@
~. 75@t4. Is; Minnesota extras, 81. vi W"
cunsitl, II. ooGE4.60; winter whsats, oalo ssa y,
Michigan, II. 7ndb5. rs; llilnols ana Indians ~
es8.0o; 1T. Louis. $5.:5d1t.25 Wisconsin ~ .os
Minnesota, patent process, sptln2 wheau' sa'9'"
u. Is: winter wheats, Sst n0leA. 40.
G,A,s-Corn quiet; ali grados, 4saE0c. oau ~.
Demand fair ni.i market arn,; N9. az @ s.as III
white, ;At4I38o; No. = while, aic: No. j *h''' 'A'
M. . mixed, re! iGk:sJc. Hye, 8Oc. ,, M, IN,
HEek,r1s-Flous. s, GOO brIs; eotu, al'o" ~
whvat, ~. tj0U hu.
billr4ksTa-Sonc.
, 1879-02-10

made on rnI1 trctghts TO The seaboard on round
lots, hut nothing definite Was made public In
gcrnrl to It.
There VAS good inquiry Saturday for wheat
vesscfs at B4c, but carriers refused to take less
than 611c. No charters were made owing to this
difference In tsnue.
WHEAT CROPS OF rHs woa1p.
Tic New York Produce ErShonae 1tfiiy saws
The Paris journal Des NaNes estimates last years
wheat crop Of different cmlntrlcs In hectolisrcs
OF 2.SS6s2 bu ench, United States measure, or
lrg4 t}nn A hn Nsrh fn1fnwe.
, 1879-02-10

1nAx-Was In eonh demand and steady. Safes
were so tons at 81 s5Gs. 90 prr ton On track, and
81. 7a1h % FREQ Nh board cnrt. ~
CnnS-MEAt-Sals was reported Of 10 tons eoarsc
at $40. 60 per ton on track. .......
wnEAT senE.s,xos-s weso 10 tons at 311. 90
per ton.
spRlS0 wnEAT--wa. moderately active, and
generally vcry stendy. but aands euslcr. decltn.
inR lie. and cnaine lac ettnw The safrtt nrcta of
he.yy whe yc @ ana cr reseps
wtrc larger. wlth fair rcror.cd sl.iaie"ts, and an
apparent incrcasu Of aln'ut 29', Joy BIZ ~ our
FOOD shinninv demand i.: a. t6e iower stnic', h,,t
less inquiry FOR tnturet Tho tone OF nnsicc. trpn,
here, but tho hcnrs nro aftaid tn ael freely. %.
flowing the market to be In stron. hand.. It Is
s:ts s asat " y, "!s ao,ss1 sa +: ons
have III stare. whilo .oshrr capital stands read.
]. no pressure to sell hy hol,e;s Of The
wlla A. vys y si 90 per 81 in stay. sclier Ms5cs
eio's. April sold ii 50. q sf'.;c cu<ing Ut Ho,.c.
May wa. nnctisc Ut W'.4r SD. February vas 'istls
N7..c which Vas aiso tho la.est price on car iut. oi
No. =. SMUT sales were rep,rt,,t "t H. tAln bn No.
/ ~ It'd 3s7sisss Il fsissSa Ss @ Il M .j # IL nEs II :;
sample nj tIVit7dc. 'lota'. 17:I, 6u1 b''.s
wtSTEm W!iEAr-Was qu.et and steady. sales
]. 200 lts.
ctlRS--Was an!ct and very steady at eriday's lat.
rtt gioia tlnnF. Tho Drltt t~h markets. were rH but
New York WIS lnser by latest adyceH. and uar rc.
ccipsa were again large. bi nearly ctnalrd hy The
ehpmcnts: whfl our sfucks In *tntc have axulh
Increased more than 0a. tHif> hn during the wcck.
Ihe market "yi1pah!zed with whcht IN ttcadlners;
lhe trading q futures was chiefly for !iay md
March. and there was i falF shipping demand
throughout. with little effort m s nir of cth1:
burera or tclicrs to cl'angc auoaioat. III. :mltor
1FEithlS. WlCl1, IL tttuI0rrI hnu lHTf obtained
by nonlc SINNERS on romnI iuts 0f stIif. Sncr
May toil al :'5aiG1:E3sc. junr nj :ie.iisc, April
iii, ,{tSla.c. Mi clos,n" nj ,Ic rnMrc, Cash corn
cioscd al Bite Snot sacs were rgnnftctl Of IT. 0UV
Lu Nj ) ni,,. hfrh mi ri ut III ttitrc: h ICt h,I
new tivh mixed Mt MI u l. .il ,,l ncw nltxcd nj
:.sl:H.c: 5.U00 hu ~ tanspla At IN 3itt.tli.c MI
frnck :, 400 bu do :O1t3nic 1ree oil ooarA ours;
nnd HUI hu ears at 5fc. delivered. T1tal,
i0. 0o0 1n:
oATS-Wcrc quiet and stcadcr The offerings
were hRllt. and there vas little inquiry. May being
Inc favoritc future. Tho Fscetnt* cHntliG small.
, 1879-02-10
BALTIMORE,

BALslxoRE, Feb. s.-FLouu-Qulet and steady.
GRAix.-wheat -western oGestuxs light market
hrm; No. . peRnarlvania red. $l.0dH; NJ. =
Western winter rcd, apat Gnd February, II. 90;
March, 81. .0jt.0 !. OdE; April unchanged. Corn
Western quiet and steady for mixed and .rmes for
steamer; WcateN mixed, spot, February and
Mareh, 43I141e; April. +t+e; May. A45e;
steamer, 41Ae. oata a1n; Pcnasylvaats, 800
, 1879-02-10

Tic following were tho receipts at,d ship
ments Of tho leading articles Of produce In this
clty during tho twcnty-four hours ending at 7
o'clock on Saturday n,ornmC and correspond
lug date twelve months ago:
, 1879-02-10

CtxciMNATt, Feb. H,-Cor1ox-Flsmi 10" '''
ding, Sic
Floun--Dull and unchanged. .-.,..u.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; 0iI05c- Corr ne0'''e. ~
unchanged. Oats steady; No. tn'1ea' :ss' '''
quiet at SOC. Harley qulet, ..a
I'novIsloxs-i -iosk-l!olders ask sloW s...
irregular; steaa &c. $500. rs. Hulk meaa ,"vss
shonlAeFs g. 83; short ribs. 3t7 bAeHa ;r: aH:A''
shoulders. 81. l..,G s. 80; short etat' sa'-'
NMIkkr--aIeady; 81. u.
nuTrkN--lul1 and dropping.
LtkskEp Dl1,-EFtm; uN.
, 1879-02-10

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 8.-F1oun-Masket dulls
snpeEs, $2..jl2, 80; extras, 81. 0o1a soi Chic
and Indiana family. ". 7dG15. 81; St. Louis d.
81. Othas,5. 10; Minnesota do, Si23&s5.o0; hss
grades, IS. G0Gb7. 80. Rye nous, e.. Is.
0RAis-Whcat steady; No. = rcd. s1.AsH
1.o1a, amber. 81. 05!iGt1. 01; while. .o8 coia
quiet: steamer, 20 He; yellow. nlstd'
4.Gb44.ic. Oats tru,: whita Weatern WfS'let
mixed Wcstern, :0Ga0tzc. Ityc dtm; 6:G5k.
Pnuy,s,oNa-Yisns. Mess pork, sl0.toalo.7s'
India n,rsA beef, III. 7.aNo17d0. lIsn''' smoked.
s&sOc; pckicdsslhc. Lard nrm; prime ssss"' ~
I7c. . n,,.a
HvrrHn- -.Qni{{3Ncw York Btate and Rndtota
cnunty pal ext1a, elGL.lc; Western lse'sHf'
1.Gt.0c: tuiIa weak: extra. l.4l:4e.
E,us-Wgak; Western. .5f1.Atc.
-Markct dull; rsintd, We; sfasa
8,sGsBac.
Wm1sKY-tl. 10. .. ~. l.,
IlEsEIlra-Flour, !. 900 bsls; whest, ca COO BY
coFl, VI, 600 hu; Uats, z. 600 bu.
, 1879-02-10
LOUISVILLE.

LnuIsytLtE, Fab. 4. a.-coTros-fttm ~ D>'
FtoUn-Ftsm And unchanged. nj
GRAtx-WheAt steady; red. o3c' es1" ~.
whttc. SIC. Corn quiet; white, 54e' n,l. ,M. sst;
Oa,a-Demsnd fair and market hFni, "u"''
m!1cd, :ac. Rye-Market dull: We. .,o M
PnoyEslox.-Excitedn md higher: iosk. Als. 81 IS;
do kegs, 81 IS. Uu!k nrats hlxhss; %'WJa ,'SW'.as. T.
clear NIB. 4ssEs4Ac: clear. atQae: ns 4%i1ts
scarce, and 10 good demand: shoa'u,e,"+ ~ SUR
clear nb. tAqt5Sc; clsaE. 3He' a@A''
Gufsd, ~, 044sp. 10.
WMlskI-lIlKtsr.
, 1879-02-10

NEW YORK.
NEW foNK. Fob. 3. .--CoTrox--Qufot hut steady 1t
D0.16G0 11.lGc; futures steady; February. o. d6e;
March, o. 75c; Aps!l, 0.o3a; Mny, 10. 1oc; june,
rLuun-Qu.ct and unchanged; receipts. Ii, 600
b1s.
HnAtN-Whelt-Nlncr easier: spring htMer; 70.
ccpss, 133. 600 bu; rejected speing, 71d7sc; TN.
graded spring. 1o1n7c; No. 8 spring. 030o4e; No.
spfing. 5l.00s1. OF; nAeTsded w1ntcE red. Coco
&l.oa; No. = do, $l.0idal.oa; No. 2. si.os's0
l.Us!l; No. do, 81. OH!i6a1. 10; No. 2 amber,
NL07: No. do. s&.oBa; extsa do. SILL Rye
1ru,cs; Wcstetn. G0Gu.c. Darley Quiet but steady.
Muls dull AMI nominal. Corn 1uiet; receipts. l!3..
01U ba; ungrsded 47et47Ac; No. ., 4lt.D4@c;
.tranlcs, 43GG44.sc; No. ., 47!4147he; now do,
43,sc; yellow Western. 4Jc. OAts-3loderats trade;
wai's. j:Ys; niara Western. 3oaa,Ss; white
MaT@Duli and unchanged. q,
tin,cEntrs-- CuHee quiet aud unchanged. 8uRaf
steady; fair to Rooa reanins a VIC u!.c. Aolasscs
PsrMoLEun-Qu!et; uniled, udKc; cruas, shes
TALLaw-Stenuy at taste.
NEsIK-fiFn ut 3l.40Kt.49.
TunrEs4!NsIqnleMs a. but t'tm - = 3oc.
A;1es and ~ t;iande llgut Middle, and heavy
Wosi1Ie@s'lts assss. :7a4oe; pulled. ITO
r"osi.'oss-posS = strong; mess. %. % fos old.
$lU 10 for NV, l5ee! dull and unchanged. Cnt
SIC. Lard .ssons:. oElme steam, 81: MdD7 05.
Internationally unchanged; Western. 20
GnExsE-qutet ana unehanRed.
WMtsxv-Aatkst dull II Il. o..
MkrAln = Manufactured copper quiet; now
.nsath,nx' c; inxot lake, l5he; Russa sheat'ny,
SAiLs-tut se.lo0:. II; el!neh. st..s<a5. Is.
, 1879-02-10

DKEssEp HOGS Were In eoud shipping de-
lots ctosiM9 Al -. 3h6S4. SIR. Sacs wcfe reported
Ut ! cara und 10 hua1 u u. 3354t4. 374s.
EGUS--Ntrt selling paoru freely at u decline VI
t4u b!V receipts.
FISii-A H.ui ou.tne,s was DUNG, aud previous
p:trsa were uniformly wrll supported. We repeat
nur list;
No. whlteash. w 3t.bsi............,S3.6 600 3.75
, 1879-02-10


RI ts7S.' + *: is;,':' J. X; ,s;s! .
Flour. brls...... M:ol ". l:o ,,,i:.:10
to," Tsss' ee :ssa1'ss i% saa%9 ~ ~ il: IL:
Tho iealing produce nlaFkcte were rather fr-
rcpAlar Saturday. Provisions wero stronger
With VII apparently increasing dctnaa'l on out
side accuuut. Nhcat Wna easier. hurley dull
ml !owrr, aud other grains stenav. There was
q ialr volume III business IN bFcaastulfs, amd
ShEpuers Look lod rnti,cr freely, considering the
quantity III freight roo,n offered
Jobbers OF drY+goods report contlnueduratiual
Improvement in the demand. Mall oriera ure
Gaming IN quite freely, aud, though generally
for small a1uulnts, they reach u yerJ Ecslrcta-
h'e aggregate. Prices semain firm. 01ocerlc4
were reported III good general demand, and
wcrp steady. Butter ID becoming ninre plenty,
but tl,cru ia = Eopa dcnlast, ulsd prices keep
we'll Mp. CAceae was quoted a. before; tue
mild gradca ruling irH, anl thu poorer sorts
c.ssy. The dcn.and for dried fruits was again
fairly active. auI previous quotations vera iair-
" supported. Ftsh cuuttuuc tn good request at
FUR p1lers. Oils were reported In better request,
and stis 1nuskct was arul, with somo !Iaes tend
Ing higher, Leather, bagging, to1actu, coal
| anl wuotl were dull.
Tue lelnaud iur lumber il improving, aud
prices urc moro Uniform than week ago. 1'lle
| spring sales promise to bs heavy. Thu demand
for wool continues good, nnd The stock Ia bctns.
gradually reduced. prooneorn wa& stcudy.
llldes weru quoted Nv lnwe!, alut weak at the
| decline, the dctnaud being less urgent. llay
was quiet aIIl easy. The sales Ut seeds weru
only falr, prizes undergoing no important alssr-
| alton. Tue street uIerings oi poultry were
again small, und ful! prieea wese obtained for
oil llne fresh offerings. Potatoes wers slow but
, 1879-02-10

"Wednesday. -. ......... -; ;uol 10. ~ 1.135
Frllay ....... ,.y..-.........3,:l4 l0.11s 2.
-. ---
IoIa' .......::. ...'.'..l .ll.'t4o 4f.hIs o'eDi
CATTLE-To Western hh!ppefs tho weak ending
os. ss s. rs hs, .Ts ps
twslTsmonsh; The activity .nd bua.aney that
trade on Monday down to The end Of tho wax
In r.frrshlnp ennfr..t with m, dn,lncas and dr..
r,s..t,n ~ r,.,fnr. ~..k. a;th.u,h N. r.c,tn+s
y. 49," s n."s".n .aa ~ ~
on The na.ke, At lh,. Tine Of tho ye.r, there was
not bullock 'a s5ss.' o. the demand ras ,sras
.a"5 e""ssa W.. nayse anu nos ola' "as ,x.,
but At steadily. hardening ptee.. Tho advance for
the week amounts TO 3o0ouo, and attended TO all
grades. 1t having been aaeer.atncd that tho En-.
ansn aosetnn'eht oaa taken no aenon LOOKING 10
tho prohibition Of the Importation Of chsela from,
nsoa rn ts N bel sn
wants have materially exceeded tbs eupp]y Of sut
.hs nna,,,n. Tha i,d1s.,an. s-o ~. ,her, VII,
b. @ well:s',stnned ~ demand from That s9nrce, and
n tnr a Gallo ~ otiook H. % 70 sS
sooa se!ae.t, Eastern ard wc*,srn fsedets r ha,tny
M seen g y numerous n ~. s:naatec, ana a
sashs. ~ nd esSnsts %e1o Ss
ss'goae3 20 for common to choice cows and poof
20 tan .9n IA odxea " a afoS9s YER @sn 1
4..n ner lEu ies. SATURDAY !natket was nc1sd ana
'old. ..,....
Extra neeves-osadcd steers. weighing.
u, 800 lhs mud unwar!s. 81. o01t5 80
cssee ef, ws'sns ST. "a s: 90
oood heeycs.Mell- ta!toned M ssecrs. ,o,,r =,
s;1 ween'n9 15o te o u 81. III: 41of'o
Butchers stoek-roor 10 common
mil rf1n1 31f7f4t In NH mi mt
1oE GEx s'n"E''tes' weighing soo 10 man n
stnrE Gattis i'n,m"r cnttin w.f,hir, ~
5oS 10 j. o;o Ibs. -. e .oo03 80
'tass. baiis ana seaiawas sicor. se.. 40
,nno eof1o o. !e eeg MARKET {os a, h1s con- on
s1ce, Il: 9t ssv as hs his s tos w.se
for ts ,e Il u s Thnrsaay Stss iacro
ssaes s sat ii, .s Ray ~ n es, stu ss ID,
ms%t grss. Of i sc n 1trt and 139c N heavy
the vcry Decided increase in tle demand rom ihS
hscrs raSSed ,nn @ -, o. a e1ass ~ Of
nidcrnbly more than uuc.fhIri nj the entIrs
supply. The current receipts not being snt1icicnt
cossd thcIr houses. Tto qMnll.y of ,he hoas con.
tinucs moor. light and common TO fir mixed lots
Saturday market was BLK at d IN advance oyor
Frldays quotations of &c In bacon 9rat:es. irenvY
Sros Sesn o orna, ,Gs ms;e ged MSde p5
head, sll 1f which changed hands by midday,
.;ao:ing Il, pr!ecs we're s'7oit3 " ior light anu
incsof os Sa e9s % sod It s ona
yrstr yat,,, age pfiGss 49, ra'gea at ~. 6ls14. o0
motsct The s"nni1 was rrrrminHoi,x ispce hn,
thcrs was ready n.trt fr ali ard At rn,hrr heii
prices than prevailed during the previous week.
, 1879-02-10

dbsefai DfspatcA 10 Tnt TriSs.n.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. S.-Tho to11nurr,
receipts and shipments OF -four and c,,,, ~ !as
wanseo for the weak ending Feb, r. \, -, - MI.
With the corresponding weck 1aat yesr: ~'"p''ea
HtpfA
, 1879-02-10
I3EJ'lR0l1's

..nHf
DETROIT, Feb. 9. .-FLoUR-Da!l sno ~. 10
GnAts--Whes = shade trncti e1tFs' u.,tA
white, aaae; February, a3:te assea. ns1a.. a,u.a
041tc bid: April, 00He BID: =: Aa1' y, o'~S
NJ. /, u0Ac. Aecelpts. IL, a1e pa'
, 1879-02-10

DUFFALU. .., ..tta
BuYrAlo, Feb. i. B.--tiRAts-Whcat 9a ',n dar;
!, 500 bu No. i hard Duluth II IL. ". .,st. ,.lts
sales car. nav IN track u SIC. oa.s s4n.,..etsa
2 cars Western on track n nc. As'
BafIey-Lixht inquiry; ny saist.
NAiLnoAp Observation-Disclosures
, 1879-02-10
NaWE{j0.

OaHkuo. Feb. 9.-GRAtA- Wheat 49, Il D.
Milwaukee, 3l.Qo; No. :: red "aee'4, ~, .,s.ay;
No. lizard Duluth spftny, st'lo. ~"
No. 2 Western, 42c-