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, 1879-03-13

HOG pnODCcTS-Worof fairly active nnil COM
parat!soly Btcady, with iii inward tendency during
the greater part Of tho zeasioh, though hoga were
unchanged, and Liverpool wda not materially dtf-
forent In TOM from the previous day. Tl,cro was
not much inquiry for shipment but iho speculative
movement was falr In volume throughout, with
moro confidence on tho part of buyers.
MISS poHK--Adyanccl 156017!tc per brl. and
closed 191sc ui,oro tho latest ptccs Of Tuesday.
Sales were reported Of 11,e56 bEls aclcr april at
50. 776lD D2ti ~ 900 brls soller May 1T 50. B7,s
Q110.o5; and /, 600 brs seller Juno at $40. 011o
10. 10. Total, 3o.@50 brls. The market cloacd
steady at 80. IS for cash or sclor March, 80. 87
O. 90 for April. and 81. 07z991o+ 90 for May, With
hbout $40. 19h110.15 for Jnnc. Old pork was
quiet ut So. 90 when not rcparkcd.
Print n1css pork was quoted at 50. Go10, 37iS,
and cxtra primo nt SB. h0laB.76.
LAnp-Adyance1 lGDla1fc pcr 100 tbs, and
closed TIC above Tuesday's |atess quotations,
su.374; 7.ooD tcs neller Anrll at So 6lGl. Il i
H. 600 tea seller Mar At 50 U8!t: and ESQ tcs
aulIer Iune at $H. %, Tota1, IL, :5O tcs, Tic
market closed Ateady at So 80 for snnt OF sejIer
March: 81. bU.fG1U.h h5 for April md s'i.GU tor
May. june waa nominal at So 05ltt. 07,; at tho
close
MATS Were mora nsttve ana stronger. Short
ribs advanced nboui 1lc pos lu3 lbE, With fair
speculative dcmand. and shoulders iQb7tio. wtlilp
0thos cuts wero lrneE but lliite better ll,hn non-
nal. Eaics wefe rep1rteh Of 6b, Oho iba Bnunide,s
seller April. nt 81 53; 9. 600 rca green hang ia
lIs} ut 1Ac: LEO boxes StaFonlshlre huns at Use:
ou. 0uo lbs short rlbs at 81: 7Vti: ~; for APRIL
Tho following wrrs thu c1osiuY pslcos per 100 lbs
OH thn leading cuts: 49,.
, 1879-03-13

Withdrawn from store during Monday for
city consumption: 1901 bu wheat, Az bu
corn, 2,027 bu hurley. q
Tho following Erain was inspected into storo
IN This city yesterday morning: cars No. 2 rcd
winter wheat. Il cars No. spring, 40 cars No. 3
DO, 8i cars rejected, cars no grads t1ol wlcat);
90 cars high mixed corn, II cars now do, 90
cars new mixed, 90 cars No. corn, cuss reject
cd Qb3 corn): o7 cars white cuts, ~ cars No. 3
mixed, 0 cars rejected ts3 oats); cars No. 2
rye; 2 cars No. harley, 4 cars extra; . cars
feed q barlcy). Total, $40 cars, or 100, coo bu.
Inspected out: 1866 bu wheat, 0,8i7 bu corn,
12,.l0l bu barley.
Tie public telegram from England about tho
wheat markets thrre yesterday conveyed the In
tellgcnce that buyers OF cargocs had coma To a
pause, aud gFaclous1y intinatcd tllnt the eus-
pension Of demand was probably only tempora-
~. Tie reader OF such stuff tnay welt DO par-
doncd II, like DalaaH. he falls to rccoguize tho
angel, hut has no doubt In rcgasd to tho
donkey.
Something less thao n ton Of "poctry" (aome
Of II terribly hcavy) Inns been written on tho
Kccno plaao Of tho Fts!lcr-y gucstion. We arc
not cruel enough to punish the authors by print
lug It; but thcrc Is u point beyonl Which for
bearu,leo ceascs to bc a virtue.
Tho leading produce markets wcro again
nervoua aM! irregular yesterday. Thcre was
reaction In breadatutfs from tho weakness Of
the previous tlny, but It did nut lust through tho
day. Wheat weakened utter 70 o'clock, aud
corn followed the lend. The folks OH 'Chango
seemed early to haye changed their minds,
md como to the conclusion tlmt Kcono
still owns the wheat bought for lin
latc III 1878. 1.atcr tAey vecred around to tho
nthcr trHrls prt,vIa}0nA WE'RE ftrmnr ,rfh Va ~
, 1879-03-13

consolidated nssente'l rose from rs TO 1875, and
TO Rcconas from YIN to 2s91, on largo trnnsac-
lions. kausns Pacltlcs Denver Division wero
bought freely, anu advanced from 10l to fo'A
with coupon certificates, an'i from lol
to 19 Tor trust receipts. Do Incomes
No. 10, however, declined per cent to
b. Tho Now Jersey Central issues were
fasen In round nmounts mud advanced from
s'1 to s5H for consolidated assented. from saaa
to sly for eonVcrtlbles asscnted' WIS 10 VIZ
for adjustment. 1A to 81 for 'nromes' u to ~
for Lehlsh & Wflkcsoarrc consols' ma from
497S to 50tf bid Tor TO ntse'lted. lineage -
Nori'iwcat hrsth rose from ios9 10 lm; Erio con-
so''1a'ed Goi - rom lun'a 70 ios' AaHo ,no
shore consol'aatcd registered scconas ron ,. 'u'
to lHel9; lihrlcfn fcQletcFcu HFsLa lfpm lA1t 10
, 1879-03-13
REAL ESTATE.



ord Wednesday,, March l2:
CITY rNorxNTv.
Tfatrte Az, bet Thrty.Nfsh and Thirty.
sixth stf, " T. COX lnI It, dated MARCH,
II (Jahn T. Da1o to Andrew I3cncdfcth$ LAD
Mohawk It, n " cUf Of Wisconsin Ut, of.
2:xla1 II. dated March d ttrcdcrick
Narntcke to Wcnxrt ltart0st... ..,... 1,o00
Wnrd st. III y tt II Of uelcu nv. Q I, "a
x1?l It. Improved, dated March l. t1.n1.
wig RuchnacWltx to Michael Drcch-
werier 9 Il, :70H /; cf i,ociwoil Az law
ySxl:0 II. dated Fob. &c tGernan
say1ngs bank to hlary Powcral...., -. .....+
Dlne Island ny, .75 fGA Of 1latrton IT.
aef :,5x1QD II. improved. dated March
tU {Drun0 II. G0li To Joseph Chul!5on1> 0,Qo0
Illinois It. ITO 4 G OF Meth CTnrk ct, sf.
2bnxi00 It. dated March 10 llltlcna --
McGnt.hy to Ellen DurkiH1. ......,.... 4,000
West Madison It, 1UI 1. ~ It " Gf f.,,ua,ls
..lisaae q. Wilson 10 lcopela j. lSa'lIraj 3.7bo
W!nchestes q, lG0 It II u Wcut Gun!rcts
st.W Wk3i11 1:h Il. tafc9 March 1. tDayld
Boddln to Ann McFarland) .........+. 1000
SOUTH w rlTy ItMlTs, WITHIN \ nADlus or skyEH
NdLKE or THE C0ulsr-HousE.
Gordon st, 900 # " Of Marshall Ut, ST 25
x1.u II, improved, dated March i
t1cnnlo and Fred MockcS to ,tohn II,
calro It, III Il ii Wen.wortI Wii,'' ~, ~ |'
.511:t II. dated March |. tp,C. and |.
j. Atcautcs 10 John LaGleri ...... ..... 250
May at bet Fitty-lrat md Fifty-eeco,l
sta. " I, II Y. lox1?d Il, dated Nav. 10,
1873 tJohn Fcrnlcy 10 Lucy rcrnlcy}.. GOO
, 1879-03-13

,.+.Cp, tit,AI go ~. .lrr}Innl
ta Ijiac' " im,spycd to ,t:c. and cln*r at iii.sc.
iEMe, Seller tho m,nth Wi ncarir not,Inn at ,l1
pntsa u u, ,0tlo ha No: 4 at n1l>1t2;,c: =, a4o
tsnc: and II. 400 hn by sample at b.Nbh1Ac. Tn.
!nf Ek 700 ht. Also W tons screenings a. 19.uoab
III. .oO per ton. n, -.
m'iSfEn MmESTSses WaIe @ maaS m o.r ~ t.t ="
itllkN-Wns II, eut1nrIy biu!ior. Thcro was mure
dnnu at times aul al niheT lines iha market was
dull: it advanced. .c early, and closrl only nton
!,e n,oye ~ ias.t ntics. i Tas.JsY. Tle nris:
da. villa oae tscoipta wetc soa,swl,at larrur ii
volatno: Tho ehrf ea!,sa ot the nioyome ent seemed
~ stnrn,v s"ath"r " so u H. H. ,cn"rn ~ onn
lima Thts .vn,,is ,ot ~ y, .n,eS ~ ii iTn-"rcn il
liz vof,tn,n ~ Snrstnt. ~ r. w. nrnsnerts fcr
n"xt crnn ma II wn,,,tS T. ,rnrtn . rrsot 5rnl NJ
i,ad wcnthcr 10 t,royrnt casiy nian,ne. a m thn
thsn Man Al Ill. MIN rhors w.t fstr snnaino
demand. AMI nnmnln iuta wtrn M nrm. Rr,Icr Mnr
nncnct nj :NJGt;,t3tc buf thcTr Wars nnra i,nsinS
orders Mt iii jnsic tlnn could In iiictt nj tiIns
baes 10 c eona n c seer 10 Sr4 ne ao I'D
At Iu.;Ga3(}Sc, c!o,Inr Ut 5i5,;c INV soi At 5SIs
WJ7ac: at,a Spr1l At :iaTsSVc. cIo.ine at aot;c.
Enllrf fhc M,nnth tvas nmiIt 1t isc hntnv Anrii
clu.Ing nj ;El!;c Htcetnfn for Nj. q tlatsd sfncs
jast Ittura,1ty, closed al 33Nt, Hpot safee yyere
reported nf ~. 900 bu No. 2 and high nxed nt
:@tfGssta1c: hoQ nu now high mixed NJ 13o; 500
hn now mixed at I.c: trcJectcd nominal Al }1Ac;!
is 6,0 ,st by sannlc A. Esiia4'o.i ~ track; and
tai, Si;, 700 bu. ~'''
uATs--Wcru IN fair demand opening arm. and
closing cascs.. Tic market tiuctuated IN company
, 1879-03-13

DuFFALo.
BuYrALo, 5tnsch 1I.-C'Ar7IE- -Recctpts, 730i
dsman5 for p:css for s.ppsa sa ssa
M ~ 5os %; s sesa e meSlan % a''si s.
s .sSs*efa & &l;dsss 2a '1sS Al:
feeders, 81. up3I3.H5. -
susxr AND Llnns--lsecoipt,, 1900; nsskst
Ms"t s aeS fSaagJ :osp spn t sSis st sse
jIoas--Recclpts o,ooo; demand and offerings
a aStt Sss. Ssly 'oy M s 5 S ohs edas IL s'9a I'D s sy
s5SSe0d. s. ~; pie. not WANTED; fsS Ill. il s3ss
43, 35,
NEW YORK.
New Yong, March 1e.-1seceipts for two dsys:
2.lUo; nearly 400 taken Tor tho Ens!tsh uln'Iet;
remainder sold at i further ndranc9 pf ~; ssV
Con.mon Oxen and stecra Ordinary e goon
a@gs; p,.,s ana eit.a %a ~ msds s
shlpments. l, 5a0 Quarters. ,..,t,.
s'n;sk,svhssspts tor t%o day;s, aoo ambs
SwNKI,tocepts for tive days 4, gao; @askss ns
dull sud noml1ial; car~loads offered a!''e' Nv
81. Louis. March la,--qArTkE-Flrm on ot1 nGtnt
oacrlpKa; fAis 10 vood sblpplug steer4 spsI'a3m5
wasa an tc's s9!d ns ~ ~ aoGtT Tesan. a
lluas-E4sIor: Workers and llallimures, ~; e;.nU tnU
LOO; paclklug, St. 2aG8L TO; hutchess aud 5an nhs
uelphtas Ecafca ut ST. 10l3. b1i Fece1pSs o''e"'
shipments, l. 7o0. a.,,
sMgEs-Dntchera' and shipping mnttons usa
lowce grades allow; sasuct unchanged; Escelp's'
200; shipments, mono.
KANgAa CITr.
Sptcfds Di&aalea to lao tribune. r..
.KANsAb ClTx, No., March 13-cATTLsLntiha.ss ,nia.s
Frlte Current reports: Rocolpts ;so0 hcd9; sn.p
Monts, 118; fatr demand for best; poor luni ~ vi
feedrrs r.. 75t3. native COWS, S".saIa; -; s;-.
44oup-kcccips. ], ,0Aj head; sstpmsnlss,, lin
drmss; fur 70 good, ~. 1ol9a Is; !sAt su'p'
plug $n. DOGS, IL,
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March h1a.-IIoak-Dcmand fais II. ~.
market rm; common. 81 741u. 40: light, r. a 59a
4. Nj; packing, ST. 7lGs4 90. butchgs4, st'oo~
4..0t TscelptA, J, h00i sblpmsnts, Go3'
, 1879-03-13
sAnd interest.
COIN QUOTATIONS..
The following arc tic Chicago quotations fo1



70 the 1rfsIfr11 hsEocf1ftl I'rtss.
Ngw YORK, Afareh 1e.-Coyernncnta weak
Tor 411Ss und 5s. OILERS quiet.
Railroad bonds woro ucttyc and firm.
Stnte securities wcrn dull.
Stock u,urket opened weak. In carly dealings
there was decline Of 16Gl99@, in Which all the
active list participated. Coai stocks mud tho
Granger shares showed thu u,ust weakness.
Subsequently, recovery took place, ind sprc,.-
lntIon assumed tirtncr tone. tic market closing
at m advance from tho lowest poInt Of 16G1
l14, the highest prfccs Of tho day being
generally rrcut In Gual dealings.
Northwestern common ,nado tho greatuss
a1vuncc. which was attributed to d
new movement said to have been tnnagnrated
by tho bull pool iu that stock Wabasl, was
notireably weak, declining from oO1a to IN. A
contract was signed to..1ay between the Wcstrrn
Uht0n Telegraph COMPANY Hl1l tho Eric Rail-
why Company for twenty-five ycars, npau prap-
tieally thu aatAu terms existing heretofore.
Tie bill ErantluE 'ha Sew Jersey Central
Hallway st'0n,panv access to Jersey City hy
bridging tho slnrris Canal wns reJeetctl III tho
Now Jersey Legislature to-day. transactions
wrrG no BO0 sErGs: 7.D0 Eric, l,3O0 !41ku Shore,
1UtN0 Wabash, lI.tDO Northwestern eumnou,
1,00D preferred, 4,tWl st. Paul common, 9,0sNl
nreIerrch, s5 ON Luckawnllllt, 0,001 New Jersey
Cuntral, 5,0QO Western Union, l8,0u0 Knnsls IL
TcIas, Anl !, ,000 1T. I.olis IL Sa1 francisco.
Aloney pct!yu ut Di1a5, closing ut ;A60l.
l'rua mercantile patler, :tSil5 per te,,t.
BtefllhH exchange heavy ut a3111; aaort, 4S9tG,
, 1879-03-13
BY TELEGRApH.


TIN following wsze csiyed BY lhe ch'ea2o boafa
Of Ttadc,, ~ ,.,,
L.vxHppol> March II. bacon ~cumoe'.nas.,, .a,,,
a7s 8di shast ribs. s7s; long elea'. &osi sas.'
clear .ls al, Ucef-pr,rpe rneaa, To4; lndla meas'
7Gs, axt74 India mess, 87s. Caecas-choiee' ~, ~
Shoulder, :.:,s, Tallow-rslms city, a0s ~. ~:
Lard, ,Q.a f,l. rosk-pEime mcas. Eastefa' 49,
WcaIstn. ABS. tlan,s. long cut. :o-D e'e'"sS'
404. .uu..
ltyxRrooL, March 1e-1l:3o :. n:-f'uu.' ''u..
s2ud4l0s. Wileat--Wlnter, o. ld;ao. 'ai ap,'It
,7s'Dd@Bs ID; white, 81 11d10s 81 c'ao, o' ,s,1
% Dd. Corn, IL 0d@4t ID Pork. Ass' LAW
Us %, .....r
LoNnoN, March 1e,-LisKRfooL-"aee "siet
csrcpcs or co1..-whsat, very l!ttis snpulr1s !au
aysraas red wIuter, 45s; corn auiseF; faif
Amerc.n mlxcd. re-. %. cslgoea ca pa''a3'
, 1879-03-13


Also to Holland md Belgium. o., 500 bu; to
Spain, 70,09G bu; md to Portugal, 10000 bu.
Total OF all, 1,8a0, ,85s bu.
The vessels passing tha Darlanc'les from Feb.
8 to Fob. 15 inclusive were destined as follows:
To tho United Kingdom, 1;to French ports, O.;
1Iollan1, 1; Spain. /; Portugal, l.; Adr1at!r
ports t1taly) 3; mud to Militia for orders, s. To-
tai, 10. Southern Europe was taking the bulk
OF this whcnt. II,
The official net imports Of wheat into France
from all sources during The month Of january.
1879. were 7, ,.76. leu bu, and tho stocks IN the
principal importing cities OF France nro very
small, showing that It Tusscs direct Into co1i-
sumption. sone mouth 1875, about 10000 bu.
GOODS EEcE1vED
at Port Of Chicago March u: D. .. Fisk Il Co.,
0 easca nrtiacIal flowers; III. McGrath, 3 cases
papcr-hang!tgs; lleuFy Stars g. Co., ca4k
razors; Q: 2. Keith y Co; u cascs dry goods;
Carson, pric, Scott & Col54 enscs dry rootla i;
James Il. Ktce, cratea winlow-glass; Root i
Sons Music Company, cases musical instrtt.
tnents; Fowler nEos., eas9aaacks salt, Culles.-
t!ons, $3,Ua!9.41 -rr
, 1879-03-13
SAN Francisco. MnScli 11.-Fo,lnwtnr wcro |
tllc closing quotations At the Stock D0ard: |

BAN FnANc1sco, Cal, March 12.-Thc lIa1c =
Norcrnss lcyIcs NJ, assessment of g..
FOREIGN.
l.oxpox, MARCH, 12.-Conso|s, money, 90 S-10
actouni, p01s.
American misunderstanding, t3; Et1e, 25seS;
preferred, a..
Uuited slatcs bouds-'G1s, 10l; 1040s, 100;
new Is, 1o0}<; Az. 10TH; 4s, 1o22JKa.
The amount OF bullion gone Into tho Bank OF
England on balanro tn.ttny is g33O00.
pAuls, March t2.--lscntcs, t10f 5c,
, 1879-03-13
COMMERCIAL,


Tho following wcro tho receipts and ship
monts ot tho leading urticlcs of produce In this
city during the Iwenty-four hours ending ut 2
o'clock on Wednesday morning, aud for tho cor
responding date twelve months ago:
, 1879-03-13

sIIEEP-Wero In good demand at about previous
PRICES. or at 33. .44j for poDr to strictly choice
gradcs. Tho best flock Of sheep scsn In olt maFvet
tha season way shipped In yesterday W Woodruff
tyefe sold by II. E. 1tu1lory & bro. TO Hollis. at
, 1879-03-13

TLOu1f-Was less ncslyc, hut firm. There wxa
an inquiry 1y shlppor4 for inorc Hour than sccmpd
to DO on sale. --that H. Of brands suited to their
wants,-and somo orders wero left un1ltcl Sales
wcae reported OF 1.a bt1s winters on private ters;
so0 bss sprng extras paH1y 23. no; 5 supers at
81. O5i and 20 oEla rya Hour nt 81 a. Total, 070
btis. The following was tho ns,n,ual range VI
, 1879-03-13

-HOlH-ThtF6 Was more llto Ia tho 3tNle than ~
Tuesday o. ths day before, ahl prices wste aru,et
alt around. averaging about flo higher TIN "a.
dEsposed Of ny ntadaY, at 81. UOab3 10 tor coimoa
to primo bncon gratea; at $t,. 3V0: 10 for poor IN
gooa mixed paekin2 hogs; and Il s1 75lS3 90 for
:'.J1, and 4 fcw chuice phlludeIphia hoRp Wets
taken At ~ .1hGl4. 2i. The market cIosed reaiy.
All salcs aro made subject to nfrlnkhgo OF 10 III
for piggy aowa and 10 lba for ttzgs wv
, 1879-03-13

EWAk-Wns quiet and steady at tho recent nd
vance. 6a!o was ,nale Ut 10 tons at Sll. 10 pcr
Ion ou track. ana Sll 10 free III board raF,
SiH. 11H on iEAex.
OrnEn MtL.sTrR1s-sales wete % tons mid
1.inXaht Sll :aD; ~ tons rye food at sl4.G0
SPRING MAEAV--Hhs more active, Nut worry
irEeKulas This market ADVANCED 1c carly, tl,on
leclnea &c, aud c0spl No luweF than thu previous
ssonn,tng. aastuE been !;eaelow tho m!nlnam prca
inR. Liverpool benR caied 4uivter, und l.onton
improving, while cargocs wore ncgicctcd. Tue
rather small. only l0l CARLOAD. Of al kinds Of
wheat bsiay inspected into stote. Ths markot
opened quito weak. hot soon improved untcr 4
eStsss demand, as T wa understood that most of
day. Hwas also .huaght by sono thai tl,a weather
was @ ;cetng round tn tho o'rsctlua " stormy"
sk1ss sk1Ss, slearod lateF. and NsM York was
t'aSnal assnisad. ThSn .elsss 'sls sau,s cut cut
ta,, is foses. ana for awhile v the market
DID not dscliua 10 far, Tic trading appeared to
Ds shraf local, ontstae orders ee!nE tewer than
aud tho low graded did not ooen till late, No. .
, 1879-03-13

49, w." s''e 'Host thVorhhln n1ntkef a.
tnat sel'ara haTo c1peronced within tbc p,s ,e..
naM Tho ehange Tor tho better In thu ch,.s1'.
OF aao news from the East hn the renor, th.s m
Ptlsy Council had revoked Tho order ta,c. t" 'a9
feat'vn 10 tho Importation Of American saua sss.a
sesved TO auwn!atn tho demand md. n.,. .A.,o
continued light receipts. tho market fo, ao.,.n
bhtpp1ng grades was htrong at an nar,ues s"sus
fuentaay's IpFccs OF 16c. or Al an .uvsnn1 o'ef
saluF'iay " 201a1c. For butcher,' stn,, 'aes
stncketr tha market showed icss chanoe ,,.ot sna
thofe was no description Of stock for viii, ouka n
not possible 10 oltan better hgufc. ,bnn r,,n. ~
At The beginning Of tho week. sajcs rsngsa y. -
wsy from 81 0142. 10 for scrubs to A. ~ .ao
e1tfa Krnfns, bnt most OF tho trading ~, ~ w
pliscd at 81. 000l. 70 for faIr to cholcs .s'
steers, AMI at ~. 013. 7i for aockcrs ard hp'k
err stuff. Should tho reported royccston 'sA. ~,
order prohibiting the importation or Amrr,c, ~ US
tle provo lruc. an Immediate and uecjeI Mn.elt' elt'
iaent IN the market for fat chtlle may connrsse
" looked f"r: The market closed rm VIII w
QUOTATIONS.:
k11ta hhsssveaMatssa ~ steers weighing
olo!ce Bsotrs Fine, fat, woli.formedS : f. u
GOOD lscessa-Well. fhttened sttcrs. ''''@4'au
nsdim @ e l. 5oo ~ II: 41o0t 40
1p,etstse ,sitRpe BocH i 200 ls'' a7Saa1s
@tecrs and eomaon 10 choice COWS.
5oE rs. .eity slaughter. weighing 500 to
aseSS ; s7d wssiins @''1'''
1nfeses1st teS ea ih, co.. 2eoaaea
stAge, bulls, and acatawar kieors y na1,
Veals, per 110 lbs. ................. 3essi' 0g ~
, 1879-03-13

No. No,
Dcs Motncs, on tho G. i R. I..... .,Oj n
Marshniitown. I"o o., ii Inc 10 & Z. / II. VII 81
Anst!f,. on thc Nil. y 81: p........1o0 g
Fillmore, on the Eonih. Mlnn...... 1U0 ~
Wlnonn. on tho W. s st. P..... ...l00 III
Owatona, on the W, s st. f.....100 "
From this wo conclude tint OF the wheat crop
Of 1879 the germ was killed in at lcast 20 per
cent Ut tho yield, hence the necessity of corrc-
spondng increase Of llo seed to nc sown this
yyas III order 10 uet the usuai stand Whether
tic seed has the Ordinary properties for q sut-
flrfet stoo1ing-out l cutld not determine, hut
must rest my observations until the f1t,tro s]lafl
develop it In tho ielh. When we consider that
during tile past ton years ollr spring wheat crop,
as Indicated by receipts at Chicago and Afilwail-
kcr, has varied 45,7i5G2J bushels, or, III otl,ur
words, that the rGceIDis ut 1tcso Two points
were, from the crop of 1Sii3 G5,5l4,38S bushels,
wlcsc1s from the crop oi 1870 thr receipts wcrc
but TX, SOS bushels. md that this vast dlcr-
eleo was H,alnfy due to the poor aecu sown Tor
this latter crop, the grcat Importance OF good
all sufficient secl will be At oncg apparcnt.
Very respectfully, j. q. WEHsT.
WHEAT ABROAD.
Tic figures Of tho New York Produce Et-
change I!eesEy show the following rs the exports
from Atlantic ports for the week ending March
, 1879-03-13

Sealcs hrrtIng, = hox, -. :. ~. :, l30n nj,
Csafnrnta ;si'i'! .a .sItnon lrls. ...... 1a0o
FRUITS AND NuTS-rriccA wesu nd ano,ably
ulEerAnt ffnm lilosu current at tho bcunnlntf vi
tho week. Doth domestic and fmnurtod snrictlrs
remain enf, under continued good deunnf lin,
low arc the quotations:
, 1879-03-13

made this wtrk uerc larger than any previous
week this year.
, 1879-03-13

rOTATOEa-Wcte slow and easy u..Acf FREQ re-.
easnts tho hulk Of which beclne1 to b8 rather poor
No.e were qnoted at 50leuuc, and peucholows ut
POULTRY AND oAME-rho supply Of ponltry
was Hight, hut tito inquiry wns small end no chunge
occurred IN ptieo* The wcathet was warm for
ward. Cams was dull, tho offerings belng mostly
, 1879-03-13

sIUN DEII-FAB HC{1Fcs 6NhIB UtHEfk fGp0tL IN
increase tn aales Of orer 800 GOO II In tho month OF
ne lo same % o year ago. The % erGs1s aro eo.
inR IN from all anaftcrs. Tho quoted prices ara
thaled bnt perhaps not more than uaunl at this
titno sn thu year. This tno weather fayors nm early
openn. Of navigation, but dealers think tho purts
Tint have the hlV stocks Of dry lumber viii not DO
nccessibe before Tho 10th OF Aprt1,.. The leo on
hiaskcgon Lake aud Green DAY ii very taick, and
It Will tako = good many wafm days to rot md
, 1879-03-13

sf.s525.1o
4.6oa4.1a
4.1o14,4o
3.7Rlls
2. 2.a5a3.75
2.1o33.u
2:,Wna.W
3.o046.W
, 1879-03-13

Withdrawn from store during Monday for
city consumptton: 1,00t bu wheat, All bu
corn, 2,027 bu hurley.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-31
THE MURDER OF MRS. M'MASTERS.

THE MURDER OF MRS. M'lTASTERS.
It is no disrespect to Mrs. McMasters or
reflection upon her memory to consider the
question whether she was murdered or not
1t is week since the GLOBE pretty clearly
demonstrated that foul murder had been
committed, but both friends and the police
have treated the matter rs though it were an
indignity upon the dead lady to consider
the question. Uutil the Clones publica-
ton the friends admitted no suspicion of
anything wrong. Since that publicity they
concede that she was robbed. That prac-
tically comedies the whole case.
If she was robbed, she acas
also murdered. Very slight violence,
coupled with the fright, produced her death.
and the robber suddenly became an unin-
territorial murderer.
If the physicians are so confident that she
died of apoplexy. why do not they propose
to have the remains exhumed and an autopsy
made? The mixture of little common
sense in the consideration of the matter, set
ties conclusively that there was no apoplexy,
and post mortem examination will prove
it. The physicians do not dare to submit
their opinion to practical test.
1t is to the interest of society that the
whole facts should come out, and there
ought to be none more anxious than the
friends and the authorities to fathom the
mystery. Both of these parties, who ought
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-31
SARONI,S STRIKE.
The Professor Experiments With His Steam
Wagon, Which Works to Ellis Entire Sat-

The Professor Experiments With His Steam
Wagon, Which Works to His Entire Sat-
isfaction. -.s .-..
Ala clock, yesterday afternoon, Professor
Saroni made another experiment with his pat
ent steam wagon, which, despite few draw
backs incident to the imperfect arrangements
of his model, proved a decided success-far in
deed from the chimera of the brain which
many supposed it to be.
The experiment, yesterday, was made from
the machine shop on Ninth. and down that
street toward Minnesota. The vehicle moved
off readily, and progressed at speed Of from
FIVE to six miles per hour. It seemed
to move up grade with as much facility as on
level land. The steam, AS has heretofore been
stated, is generated in q patent boiler of the
professors own invention, and the fuel used is
gasoline. With this material for fuel the gen.
GRAFTON of steam is 3 matter of short order
occupying in fact not more than quarter of
the time necessary in the old style of boilers.
The professors working model is necessarily
imperfect, but they are of character easily
remedied, arising as they do from the incom-
plete materials used in its con-
struction. These, however, in no
way effect the status or adaptibility
of the invention, to the generation of suf-
nclent motive power Tor all practical ard or
binary purposes by the use of q cheap, COM
pact and safe fuel. This the professor claims
can be safely and satisfactorily applied to
steamboats,. locomotives, and in fact to any and
all purposes for which steam is needed. This
is his purpose. and in applying it to common
road wagon he has merely sought to avoid the
expense that would be entailed by experiments
upon larger object. The road wagon, how
ever, will no doubt prove decided success.
After putting few more finishing touches
upon the wagon the professor will get up steam
and drive out to the fair grounds where it will
be placed on exhibition probably on Tuesday
next.