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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-11-28

DR.. VIM. Sanlel
vINENDERS his services as Physician and
Il Surgeon, to the public. He can be found
upon his plantation, four miles below Mon
roe. March IL, 1874. 25-1y
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-11-28

+. p. STUBBS. TALBOT STILLMAN.
Stubbs Il Stillmam,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Monroe, La,
n will practice in the Parishes OF
Ot1chitn, 1korehousc, 1Richlaa,d and Franklin
and in the Federal Courts. Win take
claims for collection in all other parishes in
Louisiana, with privilege of managing
same in connection with attorneys residing
there. March z, 1879. 1y
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-11-28

John II. Luleling,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Monroe, La, will
n practice in the State and Federal Courts
in Louisiana, and in the Supreme Court at
Washington City. IL
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-11-28

Joseph e. Johnston,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, MONROE, LA,
II will practice in all the Courts of the
Fourteenth Judicial District and in the
Supreme Court of the State.
January 25, 1879.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-11-28

DR.. II. r. Richardson
TAS resumed the practice of Medicine.
Ill He may be found, when not profess
sionally engaged, at Moore's drug store
during the day, and at his residence at all
other hours. Monroe, Feb. 6, 1879.
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-11-28
MARK TWAIN ON BABIES.
His Serious Talk to the Soldiers of the
Army of the Tennessee.

CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-Mark Twain's
remarks at the banquet of the Army
of the Tennessee tonight were in res
ponse to the following toast:
The Babies: AS they comfort us in our
sorrows, let us not forget them in our fes-
tivities.
Now, that's something like. We
haven't all had the good fortune to be
ladies; we haven't all been generals,
or poets, or statesmen; but when the
toast works down to the babies, we
stand on common ground-for we've
all been babies. It Is q shame that for
a thousand years the worlds banquets
have utterly ignored the baby-as if he
didn't amount to anything! If you,
gentlemen, will stop and think a min
ute-if you will go back fifty or q hum
dred years, to your early married life,
and recontemplate your first baby, you
will remember that he amounted to a
good deal-and even something over.
You soldiers all know that when
that little fellow arrived at family
headquarters you had to hand in your
resignation. He took entire command.
You became his lackey, his mere body
guard; and you had to stand around,
too. He was not commander who
made allowances for time, distance,
weather, or anything else; you had to
execute his order whether it was possi-
BILE or not. And there was only one
form of marching in his manual of
k~4 = 10 u SrN~
, 1879-07-21
ny IELltGltApH.

6Qet7d1 1H{pd8t8 10 ] ~ 1f91VH&
LIVERPOOL, July lg-l1;1 10 =. m.-FLoun-Nos
!, los I'd; No. 2, o. ID. .... ..
GuAls-- -Wheat-WIntcr, No. !. m 8ds No. 2, o.
ed; spring. No. l, b.; No. g, 10 lodi white No. u
Cd: No. =, u Vi; club. No. !. D. %; No. {, u
I'd, Cora--Nsw. No. ], IL I'd.
l1,ostsiuss-PoEk, 4us. Lard. 3ls Cd.
LtrEnrooL, July 11-EyouIng. Ing.-CoETox-rs"
pressed at l1+1ttoAei sa!cs, 1, 900 bsIes; spss-
ulstou and export, 400; American, i. 100.
l'RoylsloNs-Lard-Amerlc Sis Cd. Dasaa-@
Lung clear, @Ga: short do. aas I'd.
AsTwktr. July lM-PETIoLEUN-i7xd.
Thu following Wuro received W thu Chlca9s
Board Of Trade:
LtrxarooL, July lD--11 100 d. m.--Flons, 0s1-
1loDd. Wheat-Wintor. o. .4&nts ID: spring, 70
lUdftOa; white, D. 0dft0s I'd: club. Ds Ddt10a ~
Turn. IL aI Pork, 4Ua. Lard, 31s ID.
LIVERPOOL July 1D-1 r. m.-Flouy--E1tfa
Stale, III. Wheat dull and = shAds sssissl
, 1879-07-21

boxed; t,urnbcrlAnrs. 4Adt6t hoxcl: long cnt
hams. s.<nsAc: awcet.rlck!cd hams, sS1a!te M 1or
70 70 10 arcrarc: green h.nis, tan'o Averages. N
Dnc,n quoted at 4tsGa4.sc for shoulders. iG1
&c tor short ribs, 5iGa3+c for rhort eieaEf, B1i
Gtflc for hams. alt canYAstd and packed.
tanElaE-Waa 1nlcs al A6trc far white, 4Gpatsc
for good yellow, md :I4Gblc fDf brown.
BKEF-Nas qntot At 80 .00Gat3. = Tor mess,
for tAInB, ....
'XLtow--was nominal At 5AaaKe for city and
6xE164c for country,
, 1879-07-21

HOG pRoDUcrS-Wore moderately active, md
avuruged easier, but With steady feeling "a CON.
pared With recent excitement Hogs wero aeain
quoted lower. md nominal at That On hacking
grades the marke, tor ribs scarcely allowing 81 90
per 100 lbs for hosss bnt tho arrivals weFa fewer,
nud It was generally expected that farmers vii! be
slow to tptwari tnelr hogs at tho reduction. Th!a
caused the steades feeling iu rroduct. lhoMEh
frum lhu Bnut werr far troln teasauri,s In regard
to tho public hcalth.
The packing IT th.s e!sJ to asse. since Mareh \,
tic shipments Of product from this city for The
pefIols named.
, 1879-07-21

l,o,lie has DECLARED dividend OF n dollar per
allure, thu lirst lstdonl from, thu new ore, to-
uAy.
The assessments on Bullion md Excheqner
nf Sl.iD eArIl hnvu been rcHetitled to-day. The
Exa1ni.,tnE Committees. however, nanauuce
tllelr intention VI proceeding With ihs tlycsu-
Cation.
FONKiuH.
LONDON, duly 10.-Cousula. money. U7 1h1B
American Securities Heading, ~; Erie, :s3a44;
preferred, Ss1S.
initial Htates Donds-Scw Is, t059<; 4tSs,
109'j IA, 10iA.
riHls, July Io.--Rentcs, saXf.
, 1879-07-21

for raistua And pranes higher prices arc asked.
Fish remained steady ~ laat quoted. otls,
paints, and eolorb wero quiet aud unchanged.
Thrrc was good dc1uanl for grafn.baga at tic
recent advance. Tobacco rrnalna ilrm. Coal
mas dull af'tl unchanged.
Lumber WAS quict Mt the docks. A few loads
wcro taken nt recent prices. Tic yanl market
WIS steady, With fair sales in the aggregate.
The receipts tha present week nrs expected TO
he smaller than recently. Some Of tho mill
men arc out OF logs, nnl others think they will
holt their stock for the fnll trAtio and better
prices. Seeds were quiet, Timothy being strong
er. and flax stcady At the late rise. Hides wcrc
quiet. 1lay waa firm, being In good demand
n,,si very trnrcc. Somb sa1es at country points
Nerc reported at relatively higher prices than
The last paid hero, Broosn.curn. wool. md salt
wcro unchanged. The demand for poultry was
falr, and chlckcnb, plump and Ircsl. sold readily
At recent outside prices. Green fru'ts were In
offerings being liberal.
rNopucb NOTES.
The New York I'rulaes Exchange Wxky gives
the following:
AZ compared With Now York. tho receipts At
philndcphIa, baltimore. and l]osson foe Tue frat
half Uf !alo year 1870 show largo gain as CON.
III ss oens u
.unro fagorably for New FORK than for several pre-
vIsns weeks; Equal ratl rates f,on, tho wcst 10
Atlantic por!e 10 Whist the New York roads hare
been contendtnx for, and they ccanHnt hold tho
tradu until they shal hayc secured such rstcs.
ropeam II e 10 sM po 81 g. 10
bo taken. Tic governing Rta!nts maize. Maize at
1Oe has had undoubtedly an important influence In
eatabllAhin1 tho price 1T wheat: mad but for
maize oats would not hare been plentiful ct 159
per quarter nor beans and pens q :2p. nor ullers
1ITnl below tta 1avel Of value TOR many yenss
Maize substitutes q Ton of corn for ton of posa'
tues or Of Eratr, It promises to feotl the warld.
human and hnlnn1, nt 26 per cent fcss cost than
brfo.e: and hcnco Il Is tho mission OF maize
to probably have permanent effect on tho 1alHe
oaa1. Thu chemist gises maize tnpostan. nuls'.
laraer number Of European customers. While
wheat Yields tcnfold, tna!ze ytc1is twenty
| fold. and II It docs not d!ep!aco tho honee.
hold wheaton and rye lost from tho tables
of Europe, Il win rcile!o many other substances
from tho uses to which they arc now anplled. a
short period since tho price Of maize WIS 1enorally
about us for tso lbs ttis now ih Dor cent cheap
er, and thef0 IL o corresponding decline In tho
prico OF wheat AMI wheat flour. II ma!zo should
advance to 24s or 9:'o per quarter there should be
wheat md wheas nnur. ia well A. In tho prices Of
| millcrs' offa! oats. meal, and potatoes. It does
not now Look a. It there would bc my material ad.
vance in tho price of maize. ms there was tn 1H7h
largo crop IN the Danube, hnt little OF which has
brtu exported, and tho United States havG had
annther large crop In 1870. Tho chanccs in
trctghts and insurance may have sono influence
Gtcr In the season on the price Of maize in En.o.
| pcau markets. Tho price, wlIatoycr 1t may be,
ahnnld benF ratio Of the pslco Of wheat a. about
| one 70 two,
, 1879-07-21

AftfclA.
rho stocks !eru are estimated 1t about lBl, UuD, =
UnJ lbs uf nlt kinda Of AtUb,

Thu atocke hert are estimated at about lGI, uu0,
uNu lbs u alt EInds 0f AtMt.
MAta FoHK-Adsa,ced 10e per bsl. hut fell nack.
and cIoae4 about .5sc bcluw !hs latcst pricea NJ
Ert,ay.., Ha!ct wsra reported Of ou0 ots snot y
sLH I.t.; Ill, S40 hfls seller Sup,e1ahas at 81 VIZ
aH mi and l. 7au tels saflcr tlcIouer ~ H. :l1
Gt8. 70. ToHl, III, FOO brla. The H.ariet c.osed
tans y 81. ood1a us tor c..h q ss!er Iuly Ss.oo
and npnlat 81. IL. G1B. IL tor uct0bsr. r!mu u,rs4
ind extra pttsnc 1llu44 wcro entlr0 nominal.
LAHu-NaA u al1ade botatr VI OHu tine, hut dc.
ctncd 1oc per 100 lbs, md el9scd Tic helow slt*
latest prccs Ut Friday. sales wolo rt!oted uf
i, 100 tes xpller August II $5U:tiH95 7!{.; N.,al
tcs sellcr September ~ u!:6Eh.f1:a = ot'o tea
suIIer october Al S5.H7t iGI5.71ts; RnA l.Uuu tcs
ssilvr tt1e yeer ut sa.15nS1a I|I ra:at. y, :ao
Or kelcs July. 81. t..s Qt3 81 for seller August aud
&5.u79s sfI1. 1u tuF September.
agaI declined bC prr 100 lls, w!th tau,e fcclnt,
III thu laltrr pa!t u tho ss.slnn. SaIcs wcrc re.
pyrtsa q ~. 20 ~ st!ogaer4 tsr sctsr August II
saoFt ccas4 Ut 3li0: 81 bxs and ~. UoO lbs aco,i
un nflyais terms; !. BIT. O00 ID. sl!ort rhs Ut
$a.D7saQt4O7 sput, ST.. .D!ts o. W su!Ier August
anu 81. u7.tGs i.u5!s .rllur September. IAv Gus.
Ing uricca Vi thu ieadtng cut meats were 4bout AZ
follows:
, 1879-07-21
by TELEGRAPH.
NEW TORK.

NEW ORR July Iu.--d07cEHtAeEto haHs
Railroad securities strong sud higher.
State bonds dull,
Stock speculation waa marked by more than
tho usual actlylty and buogancY, and the entire
list ADVANCED sharply, With Michigan Central
leading Ia the improvement, which ranged from
n to AZ per cent. During tic afternoon, how
ever, under saIcs 10 realize, Michigan Central
fell oil oss1 Der cent, but subsequently rallod
per ccnt. Granger sharcs, Lake Shore, Western
Unlou, and Union Pacific were prominent In t'ie
tlcalinga, md roso 1QD2 por cent, cioalnE at q
fractional reaction.
Transactions, 2t7,000 aaarcs: 1o,0o0 Eric,
%, LOCO Lako Shore, 1900 Wabash e, - 000 North
west common, 5000 preferred, T,0o0 81. Paul
common, 1900 preferred, 20,oo0 f-aekawannn,
n,2D0 New JcraeY Central, 1000 Delaware &
Hudson, 1,400 Morris s. Esac1, q, g0O Michigan
Cantrat, $500 Union Pacific. 1,G0o St. Joseph
common. $500 preferred, 5000 Ohio q Miasts-
9p G8ep S It, e oo! s'fKssass Ksss ty "sstsi Se.i
crn common, O.500 preferred, $500 Louisville y
Nashville, 1,saJ ST. Paul IL Minnesota. 2, 700
st. Louis & San Francisco common, H,Hp0 pre-
fcrred, 200 Canada Southern, and lt8G0 Allan
tic 1: Pacific Telegraph.
Prime mercantile papcs, 31155Vs!1s.
Sterling exchange, sixtY days. dull at 4s8;
stght, 3sDN.
Tie weekly bank statement ls as tollowa:
Leans, decrease se foo; specie teeEease, e, 49, sly
I psst., sss!tsss'' ss;ssss. SS st;ssse cfss's % i H.
csease, 81, 100; reserve. decrease, Si59.i75.
The tuuka now hold $40, 4S1, ,025 In excess Of
their fegat.tendcr requirements.
uosznxxExvR.
Coupons Of 1881. 104siNcw per centa. -. .102li
New 4s:........ ...lotA currcncY us......H2
, 1879-07-21
LIVE STOCK.
Total $40

Total ..........14, $40 1i,D0& 164
cATTLE-Wttt, continued heavy -on Of ftock
the market has not been eiycn m opportunity to
recover from tho depression charnctcrlzing Il
Throughout the previous week. Excepting extra
arades--vh!ch, under more than ordinarily good
export demand hnre atou. heId he!r own-priccs for
Ill classes Of cattle hayo sustained further and rcfy
material shsnkagc. During tha previous week
nhtfvo shipping cattlo suffered tho most. Texans
cscaping With only slight decline. but during Tho
Wcck juAt ended tho }Attor class 'canRht It" tRht;
and left. psices falling on 30ntec per 100 tbs.,
Tho decline in thin cows md mtxcl lot. Of butch
cra' stuG waa equally Eoscrc. and to Western
Improbable wcck Of tho season, salca.
hal an cxtrcu,e range Of $1.13l
6.25. Tho outside quotation waa patd ia
thrco Or fouf tnstanees h ~ exporters for faner
droges averaging ever !: 100 lo3. There Wcre ser
Ut 81. % and upward did not excecd 800 head.-an
insignificant percentage Of the Meck'a supply.
Most Of the trsaing was done at % 7.fe4. .a9 fos
10 j, 4oo lbs. At $s.:IoaS2 is foF Texas through
cattle. A.! a. 8: soaaa % fef nstive M butcher.
s 5 sats Tssfs Tsfs "a; s.DS9ea s
werc saiabie 1t ST. 90 fos thin. coarss. heavy
to choice iots Tho weak closed on dull ard
The correspondent Of tho Kansas CITY Price Cur
rent wtt,ns ftom nodge Guy. Juy II. says All. l..
tho Dive Of 1874 which, az wilt DO seen. is much
sma!icf than previous years: NJ Tl.a so hctds whsh @
than Ii. 900 now OIL this 1naskos for sale. aad,
whElo p,lese DO not range as ach a. last season,
demand. Those that havs been sold have been
driven undo. contract North and West. But very lev
;ouah, cattle @ Se sggod m s ysans
s!v.5a. yeas,na asa s.yesas.o1a haifeft command
, 1879-07-21

nRo0M.CO1sS 1tcmains qMlrt. Tho atocE IL
firmly held, md the present Gunrss IN not nnox.
poc.td. Reports have reached ilete from Kansas
that the crup prospects were not quite gond. thu
ch!nch-fngs having appeared In somo sccsiona III
considerable numbers:
Fine gtcun carpet brush, q n.."....,.. q Gen!t
i;rgo. III ',,nmra n,ir' nar ' .
EEe stes.,. wit.. nur, to work :.
tetl-tlppea do...+.. .,t!sl1!
uiner,aot;'' -" - s.''.'' '.-','''''.*'' ''H1Not
EfouHea., .,..r.-.+..s .,..... ..s- ht4
NuVTEH-flere was 0rm market for flno table
butter, tho supply Of tl1at class hot being sufficient
to meet tho current demand. F ,r common to fair
qualtttas tho market docs not display mich Ar,n-
nesa though prices aro not likely to TO materially
lower tnuu they now mrs. Trading WIZ Ua basis
OF tue following quotations:
toou !" soics .iair;:
Mcdln'n. n.......,,...+.. ~. -. .".... hfslo
lnferldr Iu coiiinioh-. @h 7
HAunlSa-A ,"fy fsis demand existed, md tho
tnar1st to'nat,sd nF!n a. last 4noted. G!aln bays
were tn satt way TO 20 still h1gter. Va fopcat
n'.r list:
f'ask M!,.x;n Il |ar'sps, IT, =, : '..11fs12
Ultsr ,reuk.. 4 it;uuYu*, ,sIuals. ia3Ei!
hew'.n; hSF,ssn " it @ Me3 osls .aek. %si5
t;lIEEsE-Tl,c murxut dsplayed considerable
actty,sy: The nlyaaco 1t tho East and NE nsssa:
at an advance pyes tho o,yost prlces Of lasl wuel:
Gr t,fhtic. Tho receipts and exports III thrase
frnn Saw York since alaY last ttls neglaning Ut
tho tfado year, compare VI fo1lows:
Receipts. Exports,
| Past week. -. .........." tD7,1 Dtaa, ,S'l
klamu week lA7R... ,,..,. III, Gy! h,A!0, Jul
Since May ], lB7i'..,.,. H1!.l.A 81. l8t, D3ti
sau .tnls last year .....1, o13. uua 81 3:tu, ~.
W. Hnuto:
Ely esSiash''"'''...'' ''''''''''. .9stfsa,
EIA[t ekIHls ..,.-. ...+..,..A,... ~ W
run aRsHl..s....s..s ....+,.l G'.?t
Jaw .+stATatR ~
| COAl.-Wu4 aSasn sjuotad dull a1lI unchanged.
Thefo was llKht he1sa.d ta meet current wants u
4t.Gl:tA.iH fuE l4ac4AHauna uni fttt4ton, ~. II
fof Eelu, anI H. 0oibJ. ~ fur IlItnots:
Etius-WurA In ltxAt request u afbS!ac per do2.
Eserythne haR 10 lie canalel petoEa u cAn % sull
mud thu l0sa III t4ny ca+sa Ii satd 10 b5 l!saFr.
Flssi-.A fair movement Oh tntet,ur account wiA
nGt1 l. and light assM4nl froIi tha local Itllo ~
| Euua:
No. ! wlit,1th, q !s.brI...........3 4.6op 4.9o
, 1879-07-21
Dornbusch 1nakes tic quantity Of Gta!n on
passage for the United Kingdom as follows:
Whsat. fysur 4atst, Bartev.
July ,. ..7o....1.5H,ess il:E7 7tS.1lo 1zs,e
July 4. '7s.... yi4. ~! ts3l9 77N.Tl7 217,:sM
june n, 'nt.... 1.N1B, tt& SOL 7!E,4N H2,Di7
Jr1,n III iii III :thA.naS 1t3,7Au H1u.NA 40,Ei1

Tie appFoxtuate quant1t7 Of EFa1n On passhso
for the United Kingdom for orders, expected to
arrive during tho four weeks from July TO
July 81. Is: Wheat, .t3,0oo quarters, compF's'
Ing q, 400 ouartars fraus Tie Dauuhe and Black
Sea; 1000 quarters from Atlantic ports, $4,000
quarters from California, and 0d,000 quarters
from Chill and Australia. Maszc, 60,O01 quar-
ters, comprising 1,il quarters from tho Danube,
50.OD 0uarters from tile Atlantic ports, al!d g.
900 bu barley from Azov ports.
R1ronTs or rNovIs.oNs.
The following was the exports OF provisions
from New York, fsostnn, Baltimore, phla-
dolphin, Montrca,, Portland, md Now Orleans
for tl,s week ending July II, 1870, and their dis
trIbutlon: -
, 1879-07-21


Flont, orls. e.. -. 10. liz 44,a 37,547
Wheat bu.. 5' 5n' 3s g :fs ;a 1T sa ~ S4S
G. nst. ,m M '"'''' SSH iii 81. Si7 III. Ills
Rye. bu............ 20. COB %, Gio =, 5:g
Harley, M; ace 11'nn W'Mss o1 Ssg ssg
1:attlc "a Nv '''' 10. a37 10, COS 2O.450 |
Sh'rmentt-
3,nns. rMns; ots '''''' rs,i' mn III III o5x ~
torn. In 6R3 COS !, 0xt 74a !, $3.50. 7,t
Oats. bn ...... ~, ;!e1 a51. 525 3s,o:a
HYc oa, . ."''''" X X ~ 9ao ~ a; S6 'an;I
Liyc hoer. No., IL 2OS 33 0A1 IT. 40 |
Cattle No. ~. 1b.21o 17,71a l.seSs
Tic following sao!c SHOVE me exports ispn
New York Tor tho wock ending 1hufsday oSes'-
Ing laAt, Will companions:
yug 1n II. 1Mg gg-d, ~, SatE aa-a' ao'
F1onr. h,,s.. .:. ii. 4o5 e., Ba; 1T,0oo
Wheat. bu. u..........1, o9o n4o 9Ro, 0oo 55s. 46q
Eosa' oa..: ....,.. 'u'4 w, NV w., e.s
Iheaeatho 81 T., secke'' setY n,kms 5esp.s'
anu Que ol u'e o'acs' ..'eu'pess W u'o .' 'uno "
Tradc' was announced on 'cnango satafaas'
and appropriate resolutions auop.ea'
inc faceipta o1 fso ID l,1e wy uol1nh "a.
tTelso months ena"E v"S lf aEi.a .iss,,.
ss5'ao'o ou. lho u'ns "ese c,es.sn p.nes's.'
potn NJ she pee'p"s a'1 ne .n.e. ..''s 49,, -
so tha' 'ne aoofo nAs''e' "Su.so s.v" Nv 49,
ual movement pot' "1f' uo'"'t' Wv eop !sa''
1ne "aea' "eA' "a' uea1u ~. ~. NV
on sathfda5, anu 'Ffesu'a1: ine ,'asass s,s.. ~
cnoa 10 macn fo"es po'pt 1"sn nao p'os'o4a.
y oecr feaenea' oae 1eAeseu suosea "su'y W
higher point thaa uat a. Which, eFau'1ss enseu
on Ffsaay a1tcEaoon' i"c *caeaesa ~ "'eu ,,
rcd on the carry ea'', ""ca 'uls "nsa. so'a
aown 10 S>fc' anu peFha''s ~ 'o"s', u"us'
very Largo offerings o. "ncat u's ',aa psea ~
liVefca easlY OH oatJ e'"''".t, Ao n'as"' ",,
sas1'ea 'ona oe1ofo w. ta's nas 'ahe' ~ ~ ,Sa,
nf6
, 1879-07-21

Latest quotations for July delivery on the
ltltng articles for the last two business DAYS:

The following were thu receipts and ship
mcuts Of the lending articles Of produce in this
city durng the twcnty.four hours ending at :
o'clock on Saturday muruinE, with compari-
soma:
, 1879-07-21

Total for week MI 3. l7 ne3 93i II. 7tl. .A
Previous wctk.,. 38A y MS a. ISL :s7 IL 5.@, 7A
Also TO- 100 ~ H. cnceSc Rnd :,1s or, lbs ta11s.
Thp following was tho dis, rthutlon Of prosis-
ions exported from ito Unttcd States tor the
yrar eudeti JUNO 30, 1873, a. reported by Joseph
Nimsuo, Chtcf Of Huraau of Statistics:
, 1879-07-21


r. Q. sA1rowsrAt1. AN. K1np1n4 CO..
cn'o9STG. 'oS9STGf.rnNera11. krnpER TsS FEY. 1otA'
~ iAaaiicM;stt M EhiSa9o.
s,nekr h,rht sri soG On jnafEtn by tsIca4sph At n.
formation furnisled on application.
membSss oi tho New York STOCK EYchanEu.
BANKER AND BRoRER
N. ", euE, Clark and MAdIso.,.st.., chicseo
,,4r*4n ,,,.,vpunx pxnk.-
.nnoe e!h 'H'A r.. a,nh
NO. 10 La6al'e'sf'' hcft ssAo"''"'
Pays the h!Rheft price fof
CRY RCRfp AND COOK COUNTY ORDERS.
onvrnSupNr npNDs bought aud sold.
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UNION I1po4 Io' n"H"
, 1879-07-21

CuARLRa nKNRoTIN
loa Eeat waAhtnaton.st
CITY Of Chicago per cent bonds.
Cook County per cent anil per cent Bonds
Town of Weat EAtcAko pet ccnt notds.
WtAt nlriion Hallway pet cant Certificates OF fn
debt edness Ia suu1R to suit.
, 1879-07-21

INtl8e, e,...s.. ....
uo. July,.......
10. Au9ust.... .
Do, Seplcmber.,.
July, boxgd. -.
, 1879-07-21
'nTNERAL MARKETS.

nRo0M.CO1iS, -1tcmains qnlrt. Tho atocE IL
firmly held. md the present Guncss Ia not nnox.
pocsed. Reports have reached here from Kansas
that the crup prospects not quite gond. the
cb!nch.hngs having appeared in some sccstons In
.,a,,ui t3arA lin ,,,1 n,i,era%
, 1879-07-21

Gi,OIEHtES-Thsro WIS no perceptipio falling
OF In thc dcu,snd for suga:s. bnt, under more Gm-
pie sWppeR and In synpathy with IN easIes feeling
AZ the Eaat. the market showed rather less strength
than has characterized It Of ate. Cotccs were as
sttone ~ before, stocks belaa held with Great con-
Brax!l crop. Rice. molasscr, spices, SOAPS. otc.,
weso steady and drnt. There was good general
demand at tho prfces eyen below:
, 1879-07-21
QUOTATIONS..
Extra Decvcs-GEndct1 stecss, weighing
]. 100 lba and uuWaeds ..,... :.

QUOTATIONS.
Extra Dccvcs-GEudc1 steers, weighing
chces ,estss1Fns 'ss sna a2sf9s H. w.o:msa
stoers, weighing l. 5o 70 j. i5o lSs... 4. 5oD4. .e5
weighing i, 15o to i. 700 ibs 49,. -. 4. a504 45'
Weighing /. go to j, zoo lbs M .... g. 75a4.lo
Dutchera' stock-poorto to commona ateess
sisusS.er @ % Weighing sSS 70 i.oso !bs 4oaa. IS
Stock cattle-common CATTLE weighing
1nteqlofILss8t M ~ L1 sad thin cows, heiisfs, S'''
stays. bu!ts, and scalawag atccrs... 2.0on2.s g
Texas Cattle Through droyea. 2.S5se:.9o
iioe,s-For desvy hogs tne mar*st tSfeurhost
The past weok VA In q badly demoraltxoa eonas-
* @ IT, E. Es.s1a s" =
q a. iG ss.k ass e Il rs "' ss s: :
markst for that Class opensd active At an sdrancs
tes so issss ass s s ssases ~ ut
d9wnward. snd at the close there il spp.tont d..
o~sr q eas y ase sSy ' RS
January, by the deel,ne t. MT yef
to The a H. As s ast and sfS
soon. Tho quality Of the current receipts Ii uoss
very good. tncre being too mnny grassets an1aj anj
I'D I'D seaT q ss.a;it:t Il ief hesyy, paexsIs; It
~ 70 ESed hsaS, SnS;,. sheD!ns sesn srass IT,
prices one year ago waa 90. 8514. rs.
All sales arc made subject to 4 shrlnkage Of 40
! ns for piggy snws and 10 rbs foe stays.
SHEEp-l1nyo continued in light aupply, and as
there has been an Increased inquiry from shippers
and exporters prices OF good to extra qualltca lAso
advanced Il trlhe. We now QnGte poor TO common
4t g.. 5O11h Fl; medium at $3.d0R3. 10, nnd good
| 10 ctnlca IT. 9J. S1fb4.76. Exportaea would pay
S4.U01L1, 90 for extra grades.
KANSAS CITY.
Rrerfal Dtspdteh ia The Tttb,sns.
KAssAs CtTr, No., July 1D.-Tho frses Cur7t'e
cArrLE-Receipts, 4s7 head; shipmentr, 447:
atcady; native shippers, 50. 30Gp4. ~: natira
stockera md feedcrs. 81, 1908. %; native cows.
$1,7itll, rs: grass, Texas. s.. 00d6e III
| IIou3--RecoptG, :I&B head: antptnents, POT:
lower: mixed pacKng, 50. 003 .e5; light shipplnI.
| 81 30Gt3. Is.
ST. IoU18.
| IT. Louis. No., July l0.-CAvrLH-Recelp1s.
| 400 heud: quiet and unchanged; good TO chocu
!lcayy shipping steers. 81. 7RI %; light, a. 400
Los; grahs. Texat, 81: 500 LOO; Colorado, S3.50
| 4.bu; shipments, Z, 600.
SuxEr-Itoce!uts, 600 quiet aud ,uncbanged
81. 5oQe3.6 80 for fair TO choice; ahtpmepta, $50.
| o1NC1NNAT1
ClNc1xNArf. O.. July 10.-1foas-Qu!ut: COM
mou. 81 0o1a. 20; laht, 81. .7oie9. IS; packing
l,013 mead; shipments, LOCO.
, 1879-07-21

The following table Hhows Tie expoFts from
New York for The wock ending Thursday oScsl-
ing laAt, with comparisons:
july II, Jnly 10, Jaly 18,
1A7R 18Th. 1S7A
Flour, hrls.. ......... g. 4o3 ss, g9s j., ofo @
Wheat. bu....,......1, o9o, A4o 7Ro, ,0oo 15s. 46q
, 1879-07-21

HRAN-Wns more active, bnt stronger, though
the offerings werc large. Sales wero no tons At
81. 75<bs. l2a Der ton free on board cars, and 10
ions at 81 it 1n track.
Conx-MEAI.-Coasso wax nominal At 913. 70 per
ton on track. Sales werc made OF GOO b<1a ut
81. .H111.85
MippL1S"s-sales wets 10 tons Ut Sill 20.