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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-01-18

Three ladies' we're knocked from q sleigh ia
New York, Monday, by coming IN collision
with the team Of MI, W. H. Vanderbilt, who
was driving I.ysander and Leander at q rapid
rate Of speed. One ofiba ladies wes eonsid-
erably bruised. Mr.. Yanderhlt, Who was also
slightly bruised, promptly olIeted 70 pay oil
da1na9as. ~ II.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-01-18

Senator Thurman has sent to the Blaine
Teller Investigating Committee the third
installment Of evidence to prove violence
and intimidation towards Democrats, black
and white, in Florida, by U. s. Marshals,
Commissioners, aud armed bodies of Re
pubiieans, and intimates to the Committee
that be has more in reserve. Mr.. Thur
man IS about to oyerwhelm the Committee
with sworn testimony. The Philadelphia
Times thinks that If Senator Teller isn't
bigger man than is generally suspected,
Senator Thurman viii soon have him bur-
led under pile Of aiidavits and things so
big that he viii never be able to work
himself into daylight again.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-01-18

Hny-six shipwrecked seameu arrived on
Tuesday at Halifax in the steamer Alpha from
ST. Thsmas and Bermuda. They belon ged
to the wrecked steamers Kate and Lar ting
ton, the Brigantine Herbet H. Raymond, and
the schooner Welcome Home. The British
bark Chill, from Baltimore for Rochefort, has
been abandoned at sea. Her crew arrived at
Hayre on Tuesday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-01-18

II generally understood in Washing
ton that Sidney Everett Secretary Of the
American LsgatioR Al Berlin, win be APP
pointsd Minister to Germany, to succeed
Bayard Taylor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-01-18

The Philadelphia Ledger makes the
aubioined truthful remarks upon the uni
versal practice Of the putting forth Of ex-
traordinary efforts to shield great crimi-
mails. II really would seem to be true that
The greater the criminal the greater the
effort Il save him from the sword Of retri,
bulive justice. Every body can attest its
truth. The Ledger says;
Il may be a proof Of the strained quality Of
mercy ID our day, but it has come to pass that
The more base and cruel and aggravated the
crime the more strenuous and persistent are
he efforts to shield the criminal. It is only
afser prolonged struggle in the courts that the
most desperate and brutal murderers are
convicted--and after that again the struggle
Is carried on through all the phases Of new
trial, stay Of proceedings, writ Of error, ap.
peal to the pardoning power, until the whole
arsenal Of legal warfare is exhausted. There
is scarcely week, and sometimes not day,
withoat some such thing in the newspapers
The most innocent victims Of error in the ap.
phcation Of law or miscarriage Of justice could
NOT have more done for them than the con-
slant practice now gives to the perpetrators
Of the most atroeious crimes.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-01-18

The assertion that the Potter investiga-
ting eommittee dare not investigate the
cipher kilograms was premature the iu-
vcstigat;on will be mado.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-01-18

Ihe Ilaised States steamer Richmond,
which IS 70 convey Gen. Grant Oh his tour
totie Eost Indies. sailed from the Brook
lya Sas3 Yard for Marseillss en- Saturday.
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The libel suit Of Henry Becht against the
Allentown, Pa, Republican,, has been deer
ded il favor Of the defendant, the prosecutor
70 pay the costs, Being unable 70 do this,
Beeht has been sent to Jail for three months.
Mr.. Becht probably got more than he
bargained for 10 the termination of this
suit slightly more thanhis most sanguine
expectations anticipated. Mr. Becht Is
the tit representative Of class Of thin
skinned gentlemen, who, upon the slightest
provocation, and in some instances without
any proyocation whatever, except such as
their morbid sensibility leads them to i'm
agine, rush into court and bring suit
against Publisher, expecting to see him
literally annihiIated. But, to their great
astonishment and chagrin, they find them.
selves wofully disappointed Mr.. Becht
was disappointed and had the morti6ca-
ton to find himself in prison instead Of
getting a Judgment against the publisher.
There are plenty of Bechts everywhere,
who may, if they are wise, draw pro6ta-
Bile lesson from the result of this case at
Allentown.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-01-18

John Sherman aud Ex-Secrctary Fish
are both up for the Presidency in 1880.
Grant must look well to the prize, or it
will be grasped by another
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-01-18

In the Y Is. Senate, on the 10th inst,
NJ ss.gs,nt introduced bin for the ad-
mission Of Dakota as a State.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-01-18

Mr.. Linthicum is to be retained in his
position as Appraiser IN the Baltimore
Custom House, and Hon. Henry H. Colds
borough is 10 resign.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-01-18
Business Locals.

The Stock of John Prince is being sold out
at cost to close business.
For Bargains, go to Princes old stand.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-01-18

John sherman is ont fair ard square as
q candidate for the Presidency in 1880, and
Is about to publish lis life and speeches,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-01-18

A deficit Of s28, 900 wns discovered II ia
Office Of Sheriff Wallace ID Cincinnati Wed.
uesday. He has not yet explained the mat.
ter.
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PUBLIC SALE.


RY virtue of tho last will and .estamee, a.
~ Helpher Crawmer, deceased, and H.
order Of the Orphans Court OF Css.aX
county, the undersigned, Executor, will oar
at Public Sale, on the premises situated t.
New Windsor District, Carroll county, IA
one mile South Of New Windsor, on III T;h'
erty and New Windsor Turnpike road, on
Saturday, he i5ih day If February, is,o
at IL O'Clock N. First, the very desirable
property upon which the said Helpher Craw.
mer resided for the last thirty years Of his lifs
IL Acres O. IL Perches of Land
more or less. The improvements consist NJ
a comfortable two.story Wealth.
erboarded Log House, Frame AzSsA-l
Switzer Barn, Carriage House, ~
Hog House, Shop, Smoke n
House and Dairy, with an excellent sprino ~
water near the residence, an Orchard a
choice fruit in full bearing. This lands yerv
productive aud Is laid of into four fields. ono
Of which contains very choice piece Of
Meadow. The attention Of persons desiring
to purchase home with a small tract of lana
land is particularly called to the conyeniencss
of this property, being located on the Tnrn.
pike road near the town Of New Windsor
convenient TO Railroad, Post Office, Churebc.
and Schools. For further information please
call on or address the subscriber residing
upon the adjoining property.
Second, Wood Lot containing
80 Acres and 20 Perches Of Land,
more or less, situated in Frederick county
Nd, half mile north of the New Idbert9
Road, adjoining the lands of Robert All m.
car Sbipley, Mr.. Levi Crawmer READING
near will be pleased to show this property 10
any person wishing TO view il. Also yarie
" Of Personal Property, for particulars Sec
bills.
Terms Of Sale Of Real Estate. third
cash on the day of sale or on the ratification
thereof, onethird in one year and the balance
in two years from the day Of sale, the credi,
payments to be secured by the notes Of Inc
purchaser or purchasers with approved seen.
rity, bearing interest from the day Of sale.
JESSE A. CRAWMER, Executor.
jan SITS Samuel Crawford Auctioneer
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NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given TO the public not
An 70 receive from Dir. Il. 0. Manakee. a
not note bearing date November 9th, 1878, for
sS6, for am determined not to pay the same,
Us no consideration was received therefor.
FREDERICK SHOEMAKER.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-01-18

Concerning the Indians, a Washington
letter makes the following statement, which
is quite contrary to the popular belief
SIN spite Of all they have endured the lat.
est and best returns give US reason TO believe
there are as many Indians in North America
now as there were at any previous period Of
American history. Probably there are more
of them now living than there would be il the
white men had not come
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AUcTIoNEERINa.

TfHE undersigned, having had considerable
"A experience in auctioneering, Is prepared
to cry sales at reasonable prices. Eneaee.
ments may be made at the depot, New Mind.
3. II. CRAWFORD,
jan 1857 New Windsor, Nd.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that, after thirty
= days publication Of this notice, appica.
ton will be made to the County Commission.
ers Of Carroll county to locate and omen a
public road from the Ridge Road, near Car
ter's Tavern, at woodbine, and running
through the lands Of Grove l.. Welsh, Ephe
rain Zepp, Reuben Harrison, George 4.
Buckingham, Jesse II. Gosnell, John Harri.
son, John Flemming and Elisha s. Young 10
the Harrisville road, near the late Jesse
Leatherwood's dwelling.
JOHN HARRISON,
Jan bot and others.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-01-18

New WINDSOR, Mn, Jan 8, 1873
Msars E7ii0rs:s- You will find az an
swer to the:problcm Of g. B. Of Warfelds-
burg, in your paper Of the 4th instant.
You will also find ePrarticable Question
which, If you please, you may print in
your paper, that he may see it, aud | will
be obliged to him If be sends INC an answer
to i. hope G. B. viii let me know
whether this answer is right.
Your obedient servant,
CHARLES w, OrTo.
The answer Of G. BIS problem.
The first wound of iso parts of an inch
of the radius; the second liss in; the
third, SO in. 10 20 l,sa r 3lSS=5 in.
Radius Of ball.
A farmer having having twelve bitches
to cut, of different lengths, employed four
men 10 do the work. To the first he
agrees to pay 81 per rod; TO the second
SIPS per rod; to the third S1.T5 per rod
aud to the fourth s2.ls3 per rod, When
they flushed the bitches and come to be
paid of, each man receives the same
amount Of money for each ditch. How
many rods did each man cut in each ditch?
how much money did each man receive
for each ditch? how long was the ditch ?
and how much did it cost per rod to have
the bitches cut.
Problem solved by one Of Lewis A.
KOontzs pupils, Ira n. Barnes, that was
in last weeks paper
If the LIST is to the ID as 5 to 6, and the
ID to the Sd as 6 to 5, then the LIST and Sd
each get : as much as.thc I'd, or the LIST
gets Z, the I'd q, aud the Sd 3 (5-F61 70
16.l Now as the area Of shares are to
each other as the cubes Of the diamtcrs, are
the cube Of the diameter Of the remaining
sphere. After the first gets her share is
4 III Of the cube Of the diameter of the
whole ball, or 10' IL
1 2 l6 $50 ! '0o'o-
$50 l0-S,S2=1.ls. lis first ones
share, % the remaining part is shared in
the proportion Of G to 3, or 4 4 6S7.5
/ IL
- Sl2.5=G7s in. 3D. share $50 =
G,7s=2.04 inches ID ones share. $50
2O4 tG7S=lO.
WAKEFIELD, STATION, Jan, s, 1879.
The answer Of G. BIS question in last
weeks issue is as follows;
The first one, liz inches; the second,
2.lO; the third, 81.
Yours respectfully, G. p. L. II.
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DIED.

Dean. Free rroul., retry. &c. Fi,e Ont. per iine.
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE
OF
A SMALL PROPERTY,

Near Patapsco Station on the Western Nd.
Railroad, in Woolery's District, on
Saturday, The ed day Of February, 4. d.
1879, al 9 O'Clock. Z "
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-01-18

- CTS in. 3D. share s.s2 =
G,7s=2.04 inches ID ones share. $50
204 hG7S=l0.
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l6
$50 l0-S,S2=1.ls. lis first ones
share, % the remaining part is shared in
the proportion OF C to 5, or 4 L 6S7.5 5
, 1879-02-11

told. rspaeked} at ss.a7h; 40, eo0 brls seller
Apsit At $40. o7hb10 2a1t; and \, ESQ brla seller
May 1t $40. 900 10. 81. Total, 70, 600 brs. Tho
market closed steady ss 20. 05 Tor cash or Febsna.
n; St0. .n0410. oaA for March; 80. .15fb1o. 17!s
for April; and $40 3dG31o. 3o1f for May. Old
pork Was held at 81. 90.
Prime mesa poek was quoted at 90. 75l0. 90, and
sxtfA prime 1t 81. 616b7. Is.
LAHn-Advanced 17!41a0e per 100 lbs, and
elosed 1e.tc above the latest prices of Saturday.
nein8 fcatlselY strong during the ercatct part Of
The ses.ton Hates were reported Of )" 600 tcs spot
~ IL, $50 tca seller March At 40 HoQl0 20;
h00 tcs seller April at So C0dt 30; and $50 tcs
esIset May et 81. 0Sf8B.1O. Total. III. h00 tcs.
Tho market closed steady At a. no for spnt or Fob.
faasy; &c. r., ifsn Rj fnr March: co. D!!f80 %
tos Apttlt md 81. o.! iEt7. Of for May.
MEATs-Wefe IN good denand. and aEetaGed
about 10 per ID higher. Thc trading WINS chiefly In
ehouldeEs and short ribs IN lncaf futures and In
hams for curing, hhippcrs being rather slow TO
take hold a. tho advancrl quotations. Sales wero
- o. Oh IL: :.h0 boxes long and aholt c~ats at
g. oa spot and seller march, 100 bo1cs short clears
@ s ntivats tetms; $50, QUO lhs short ribs nt
S+aob@ u Ee1ler March, $4.D2t &ts, 90 for April,
and 20. 1.!sG1lo Tor May: 100 ,o1gs 10 on private
tefna: 1g. QUO n.a and 1f0, 0Uv loa green hama
nj 1Ac: 1h0 tcs sweet -pcx1ad hans 10 and II lba}
a. &c; 200 boxes lnng cut hams, partly at nc The
iolo~lnS wero this eloelaR prices per 100 lbs on
tho loading cuts:
, 1879-02-11

T3. Goo a. sn; ?behlo .so; shipments 70, IN.
,yn' o., ~ quarters beet III. ,teanef 1s.t 80
t.a no! .se .sse ssfsH r. .e rps11s
snEEr-eespts = i ao1; sSe p;an s.n 'a'
8. T@,.75. WIN selection. At ID o. otS.esp tan7.i
oe9 seep s'va Fl Il ;ir:ss1 :n1ent' tor tie 9sss ess'
9wI*k-fseceipi-, III. 100: ma,t.,
ns' for 1vs; 'atd sales on Saturday Il tt...' non
1T. Louis, H.
s.. LoUis, Feb: o.-cArrLt-s,,o..
e'ssss sSoes s"RRey Rs.y; 'sp?s, :ef,;
4.6o; nstive entehei. sieors. 81 5a,F g. lo3
an$ A.! osts.. sntn S .o4 co. fssa .tse, ee.: s
ii reeept., 'SS: ss oeSis san' no. csstsds'
Yorts,s .n! i,sit'mosss. siul kcssr' .tsns
stEsr-s Strong; scarce adSssn;,, and Msn,sa! !. :vo
gooa. 81. 0oI3 y; chocu to ianc;, e9tnnfnasn n 70
snipsen,s. nose nsaaos " rsce ps, hi.
EAST 11nsnr1.
EAar 11nxn1r, pa.. Fab. 1o,-t,.@,,
soap.' snss Fs!day. a4b, head throuah, .n1 H.
ea aead tatoaKH .ad ad a. ta1 a''&
kgt active: statc higher than la't wecv 'aa'.
~, !lnnss-Hsesipta, ns Il, W hcaI; total to- ii.
Fhi;ssipsa.s' r. S sas'": s.a i io Workers. sVass;
snkkr-!teceirts,h q, 400 head: tots1fo,.,.
T.. 5ou nEanst ~ quo last week. mnsKss ."s s1s 49,
shaoo Oh IRON last week; p'enty here. '''"'a
KANaAs CTR,
6pectdi pi&bdsca n 7hs T-fsy,.
KASsAe Ctrr, Mo, Fen. 10, 0,-C.rrtE@ RI.
C"Ftxat reports cattlc receipts I:Ht: thtnm..i i!f
1Em; native shippers, $JGJ{tt.U: ny;"'sh" na;',s N:
ess anu too!ieFs. $s Wtt}.H1: native COMA t9et tS1
Ia. 10. e~e' e'esfs. 3aGi
lioHs-1!eeotpts, 1,3lo, shipments. ma. .,,..
shtnmn. shu mfn Ct T. slo!se aG backing ST. a III
BALTIMORE.
ss mAtsiMens men,; +, f. s,;,. 1o1..r
rst quataty, 4sdE!c; medium, 81 a 4r. n,hs.ts;
us; & moatsa'es at 4asa.c; receipts. i. 6so IT.!
swtxE-3farkat less active, weaker: or,,,,,...
unchanged: receipts. 10, 1u4. 4u''saoes
sHEkr-Mafket moro active: neasl, III ,,,a :.
405Ac; receipts. l,D:ti. y" 's's
CINCINNATI
,.s. G.ne,xxart. saI FL. 1os;-l!"".-rem,ud f.,t
R3;0o; oacking, 81, ,viI4. Il; oMcnet. Y s;;s =
4.3o; receipts, III; shiun,ents. i, iii. '''-'a
, 1879-02-11


10 tas ITtsl<sss Astot.asta f'rxss.
New YoRK, Feb. 10-Qoysrnnunts were act.
i've.
Railroad bonds WIRE strong and higher.
Htatu securities were ,'uli.
Tho stock market Was irregular. III early
dealings prices advanced AG12, the latter Ohio
Il Mississippi preferred, hut during tho afscr-
noon t1cro was a reaction Of 4@f1, the inter
Hannibal & 1t. Joacph preferred. lu lnal deal
in::s lrmcr tone prcsaI!ed, md tl.cre was re-
coEery Ut A1X. Harlem was unusually active,
at,l sold up to 100, ngalnst lb0 on Saturday, but
Inter dropped to id5, aml huailY sutd at 1hs.
The Granger shares, Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western, Ohio d StlsAlsaiput, Erie, an.l Lake
Shore wcse nrnong the tnoRt active stocks.
Tranaacttons were $50, ,0V0,-9.00o Northwestern
comn,oH. II, ,0U Northwestern preferred, q, 00U
Lakawanna, 5000 St. Paul common, 400 st.
rnut preferred, 1900 Ohlos, 1000 OhioA prc-
fcrro1, l7,O00 Erie. Is 50O0 Lake 6hure. 800 NOW
Jcrsey Central, G.0o0 Western Union, 400 st.
Joscpti, 1900 r!.tsburc, $500 Morris Il Esscx,
2,1O0 Columbus. Chicago u Indiana Central,
2,120 Canada Southern, a,o09 Hook Island, nnd
2,DOD Uuon Pacific.
Money markut caaS a. 3t@3, ciosing at ~.
Prime mercantile papur 8>S@AA
Sterling exchange, sixty days, strong at 4S51$; !;
sight, {63.
, 1879-02-11

The following Instruments wers died for
record Monday, Fob. 10:

The following Instruments Wers 6led for
record Monday, Fob. 10:
ctr PnorkRrr.
Wabash AZ, 7bts II n Of Tht1ty.atlh
II, I, .axlllss It. improved, hated
Fob. u tJ&tn t1wan lo James Il. OweRl,& 8, 600
ynn lareu It. 1a's It " Vt Fifth ~, n I,
:.0x lOi IT, aaled Feb. tSunlIla and
Albert naucl to s!meon strsusl. $500
4.1u II, talstl Frh. q tIohA !. .Kat*tcna
10 ARsdaltnn !lny!tl -. ... ...... -. ], 600
Foster vt. saHa a. she 4sosu, dtfed Feb
atChststophsr Dayts to John J. kar-
NsStn ciiik Il. 10 Il n oi t:hi;.;,' t:hicaTo; y, ''
I. l0Ail0 Il, dated Jan. ~ lThama. u.
llryan 10 M.ry I: fisn.'np) :.::... -: 1000
ny, 1t, H011.3 It, dated Fub. y IJuhn
Allrn to LouLs +ilsukl....... ..... ~. l,GO0
Centre ~. ~ coc Of Nast Congress Vi,
tf .Dxl.i II. dated Jan. " tEtul ".
A. StUrkwell 10 J1hn +. tub!nsun,. 1880
West Twenty -hrst u. Paw ~ uf West
ernAv. Ut. .a.1!A!a r., dated Fus,.
tAt1cst Kncfst 70 Frederick i.uesel -, 600
u. I. .01i0a II, dattd Fuh. 10 ttirE-
man savings H4nk 10 Alhust t}sHphl., 900
Soph!a II, II. II = VI ke,tvwtek ii, n /, !l
x8l a'lQ II, dated Ftb, u tIacub lieu.
ItcA 10 Pctet l|EHtlchl l,EOQ
kuuTH oy CITY LIMITS. WITHIN / NAMua uP sxyxN
AaLEn "f THE toG lit. 4uesk,
LaEin 1t. n Il u af Furty eighth tt.rf
4hxl2fs, 1t, IateI FvL lu tEdwati
kuch to Mary schulll ......., ,,.,,.4 400
Grre,wouI Nv. bslwesu Forty third SUD
Furty fourth bts. y I, ASxl!u II, tatcI
Feb L t.. D. tfBinsra. JF,. " sulo.
Mon Tltekl ."..-... .....,...,,..., T. 500
, 1879-02-11

Ds. II. ]. DctHera, late Professor OF Veterinary
8cldnco OF the Kansas and iowA etato AKEicut-
tuYal Colleges, who has bean appointed Govern.
me1t Inspector OF cattle at tho Union Stock Yafds
entered upon tho duttes Of his Office this morning.
cATTLE-Rseelvsdd dartng Sunday and Monday,
1000 head: same nMo last week, 2, l{1 head.
Tho general features Ut tht market were mnch tbs
satno "a during last week. Tnore was no parcsp.
tlhlc nbaiBment in tho demand, all casacs Of buy
ers takfnR hold In ggnoEuuH way, and salcs wore
quick at hrm prlces att Around, whtte for 0oou 10
primo ahipplnR btorts saes woYo In many Instances
effected 1t small advance. Now York belng re-
ported higher. Tbs very liberal receipts. and tho
prospect Of still frecr arrivals tor the following two
oe three dnys. Ind restraining influence; othrr-
wisc tho adyaaeu wonll no doubt have been moro
pronounced, Tho recrnt Decided upwarl turn Of
tion. and II. besurt thu weuk out, there IL not
reaction ~ the market Il viii bs snEprisinu. The
9n1 u aS ttess,pss va. . os materially
pretty prumlnen.. which kept thu axcsaxa down.
oe. sesxsi ensS Il. sss
named Gonro Tor IL hea,!. averaging l, 60S ibs.
Morris hnuAlt them. Fair tn rhoice shipping atesrs
at 81. 1oGk3. ~, al,t! suckers at S!.7aGtI 10. II.
sttatnrn 4 g. lislp:cd VI two lots Of Texas corn
\ QUOTATIONS.
Extra Hsevcs -Gradcel ssecrs weighing
1.h0O lha ntu upslrls.,..... ...... u. 1oGb1, 90
Choice UeosrH-E,ne, tut. we'll formed
stsera, weighing !. :0U to !, 800 lbs. 4.76Q1 90
Good heoycs-NcI .iattcnra stesss,
wsiguing !. 13O 10 1.:'3o ........ 4.a5Ga4. .05
Medium ueaLts-Htccrs In fair Hesb.
wctui.ing !. O3o to l., ,:0o ihs........ 3.7sa34 90
BatchsEs Htock--Podr to Common
ateaEs and common 10 choice cnws,
fur city slaughter. weighing B00 10 .. S.
l,oa0 !b:...::.. ......:............. o.eo0a. TO
Stock Catt!e-Commonc cattle, weighing =
700 10 /. o5o !as...: .........,.,:.... .Go53 90
Infcr!ur--t.ight and thln eowa, hetfuss,
sta9a. bulls. anu scalawag stcors ~. c.oo1o. 40
, 1879-02-11

ltREADSIuTtSs
FL0rn-WAs qalIt. but 1rmet In sympathy with
wheaL There was not much demand for ship.
mcnt, the trading beiag chiefly local. Sales wore
reported Of Zoo brla winters, mostly at 81. 700
4.50; zoo brla double exsrss at s9o018.00. tho
outside for patents; 200 brls e1tras at 32.6eiG1
T. co. Totaf. /, 600 br1s. Tic following was the
, 1879-02-11
AAt1AhHt W HA&AE'
Tlls following SHOWS the receipts anA ship
mcutS pf wheat at lnlnts named ycAtcr.lay;


NEW YoHx, Feb l0,-lisccIpts-FIour, 3i.0i4
brIs; wheat. a54.40o bu; curu. oa3,71J hu;
oats ,GSo, ,bu; cot,l-lncai, Esl pkEa; rye, G.DE.
bu; baslcY, l7.u5o bu; uals, l5,01a bu; pork,
l,4A brt1: beef, 3,la7 trs: cut-incats, tl.G17
pkgs; lura, 4, i335 tr.; whisky, $50 hrls.
E1ports-For fortY-elght lr,uEs-Fluur, 100
brs; what, ::70,0 ,0oo bu; corn, $50 00o bu; rye,
l3,uo bu. ......
uooDs RECEIVED
at purt Ut Chicago Feb. 10: Field. Letter Il
Co., III cases dry goods; Field, Letter 4; To-, ~
lases dry goods; Mr. Bernard, oNu rayu manu-.
featured eultot.s; Chicagt, Stamping COMPANY,
u boxes tlnp!ate; l.tbby, AcSe,. u Libby, no
hoxus tn-platv; orsler, 80 uFuMs eaustlc soda.
Col!ections, $l,009a1.
, 1879-02-11
By TELEGRAPH.

EoNE!ANs
Tho following wcro received BY Tho Cher,
Board Of Trade: ''
L1yEnrooI. Feb. 10-l1:30 q, m, .-fton, q, NJ
61os. Wheat-Wintcr, 80 GdIps; spr,ng, d, 1ok.
81: white, III sd@0s III; club, O. l1dap. ii
Corn, d. 7dG24a I'll. Pork, 45s,
L'YkNrot'L, Feb. 10.-rr'me mess poyk-E,,.
ern. tGs: Western, 43s. Hacon-cumbetIsnd. ~.
short ribs. @7a; long clear. 1ts; short cl..r N,
Cd; shoulders, 9:'s. lIamp. :}s. tam. "a,
Prime mesa teaf, 70B: 1Adla mess beef. "a: Far.
ern India s1css besl, 8Gs. Cheese, 4ua, T.llor.
Sos ID.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1o-4 p. m.-Unchaneed.
L0Nnox. Feb. 10.-LtyEnpool>-Wura tu1.
Cora steady; II I'd per cea.4l. MAak kaxs-,,htu
inactive. Cargoes oil coast-Whtat ste,ly: hlr
a.esaRs California, 4:!s. FArmcss' dul,ss,,el q
English wheat during tns past week, 10, O(soG0s.
000 qrs.
LtvRRroot. Feb 10-1l 20 \. m.-Ftovs-yo, /.
los; NJ. !, ~ ID.
GnAlx-whea.-Winter, No. l, ns: 10. !. 4,
Cd; apEinq, No. i, 81; No. ., 0x 10d; while, ~
!, oa Id; No. =, " Bd; cluh, No. l, o. Id; No.
s. lid. Corn-Scw, No. !, IN 81: No. Z, 4.7a.
TAoyIs11Ss-Pork, 4as. Lard, :3s.
L1Yknroot, Feh 10. 0.-Corrox-In rood demtsd
1t 7-1Bla5 0-1Ud; sales, 10 700 tatet; spetu..
tton and export. Z, 900; American. a.0u0
Recommendations white whca., S.gas
TOD; do club, 81 11dQ1s Id; No. . spttu7 nd
Wcstesn. Ga 1UdQ0s I'd; do winter. 81 Ga4pl
Flour-Wcstosh caual, Rs 0df2Bs lQJ. New eora
- Tdl4s Bd. Oats-Americun, II ID. DstltI,
3*. reas-Ca1ad'an, "a I'd.
CtovEn-SEEn-Amosican 35G4os.
rIoy1n,oxs-Moss pork. 4is. Primo metz aet',
73s. Lsrd-Amertcan, 3:1s I'd. n-Lan1 tls.',
1Gs; sh0rt do. mGs gd.
CHrRaE-Fine American, 4ns.
-Eiua 4 tpurttar .,ttI
PKrAoLEuM-SRlrits. 1lGl1ad; refined, pl
LlSsEEu OLt-ajs I'd.
br1MiTs or TunrkaraH1-o3s+
1lkstN-common. ~ Dd15s; pale, BaGt5s %.
L0HDaw, Feb. 10.-FETAoLkUx-spsits, llHo
1N}td; rcanod. 7La8tl.
SrinsTa ur TuRrAxrINx-ao33s 3lGta.aa d.
AkrTxKr, Feb. .10.-PkrnoLxgk-l;n -l;nchsnssd.