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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-10-20

LONDON, Oct. 17-12.30 P. M.-Consols 81 1916
for money and account.
LONDON, Oct. 1S-123O P. M.-American secu-
rities-United States bonds 5s, 105$s; new 41as at
1904; As, 1855; Erie 4o7s
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1S-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
steady; Middling uplands at 11-16d; Orleans at
6 15-16d sales z 900 bales; for speculation and
export 500; receipts 2250 American.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1S-12.30 P. M.-Flour IA 6(a
IT; Winter Wheat at IL 6912 2; Spring do, IL g
IL 2; California average 1l@12; club do IL log
II 6; Corn at s; Peas at 8. Provisions, &c,-Pork
at 30; Beef at 80; Bacon, 80 6933 6; Lard at 80;
Cheese 80. Tallow at SO, at london SO 6@4O
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Unsatisfactory Condition OF a Southern
Relief COTnn1ittoe

ST. LOUIS, The Colored Refugees Relief
Board which organized here about six months
ago have made report of its transaction The
report shows receipts $S,581, disbursements
1929, leaving the board $65S in debt. Be-
sides this the commssary committee have is
sued 10000 rations and distributed over 10000
pieces OF clothing among the refugees, es-
timated worth 1000. The report says that
about twenty per cent of the refugees are still
destitute, in some cases sick and superannuated
and even blind and requiring constant help.
The committee on transportion report they
have sent six thousand three hundred and
eleven men, women and children to Kansas
and other states the exodus still continues, and
although greatly diminished the arrivals
average 20 to 80 families per week. The
movement is not now confined to Mississippi
and Louisiana, but is spreading, the majority
of recent arrivals having come from Alabama
and Tennessee.
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MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 90.

to Hanover, Conn, seems asking of them too
much The general superintendent and all
the officers of the railway mail service are con-
fdent that the order can be enforced with
great advantage to the postal service ana inc
In compiling list of all local names in the
country so that the public may be informed Of
the proper postoffice to which matter sent to a
local name may be sent. For these reasons L
prefer that the experiment should nave 1alr
r.; oil bafora the order is rescinded.
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OUTRAGES IN GEORGIA.
Wanton Destruction of Property by a
Gang Of Rufians.

SPARTA, Oct 18.-The accounts OF the deeds
of outlaws in the eastern portion OF Baldwin
county has been greatly exaggerated, but the
truth reveals bad state of affairs. About a
dozen of armed men are in the band, and the
trouble is personal, not political. The out
laws committed outrages on several persons,
and burned the gin and cotton houses and
fodder stocks of DR.. Robson, for the purpose of
drawing him out of his house to shoot him.
They killed a negro man for reporting. them to
the grand jury of Baldwin county, and burned
a colored woman and her daughter in Han
cock county. The gang have taken refuge in
the swamps of Oconee and Ogecehee. The
grand jury of Hancock county, now in session,
investigated the outrage and are determined
to bring the perpetrators to justice. The peo-
pie of Hancock county are aroused to indigna-
ton at these outrages and express a determi-
nation not only to protect white and black
from further outrages, but to infiict summary
justice on the perpetrators. Judge Pottle, the
presiding Judge, will vindcate the majesty of
the law throughout his circuit
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
October 20, l A. NJ.
For New England.
generally clear weather, northwest to south
west winds, rising barometer and no change in
temperature.
Dangerous floods will occur in Savannah
River during Monday.
Cautionary signals continue from Smith
Vile, N. c., to Sandy Hook and PASSPORT
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BIZ TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
powdoin AQUATIC Sports.

Bowdoin Aquatic Sports.
BRUNSWICK, Oct. 1S.--In the scrub race OF
the Bowdoin boat club, this afternoon, four
crews participated, distance ono mile, The
winning crew comprised Whitmore, class OF so,
stroke; Baxter, 81, No. 2; Spring, 80, No .;
Payson, 80, bow; Chamberlain, 81, coxswain.
Time I'm. sos.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-The name OF
the postoffice National Military Home"
Kennebec county, has been changed to To-
gus.
Po5tmasters ppointed-Harrson Piper, Lin
coin, Penobscot county; Alfred Bragg, South
Dover, Piscataquis county; Randall W. Bart
lett Union, Knox county.
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DEATHS.

In Bridgton, Oct 10, Mrs. Lydia G. Kilborn, wild
ow of the late Eben Kilborn, aged SO years.
In Browntield, Sept. IL, Mrs. Eliza, widow of the
late Ichabod Warren, aged about 10 yeasr.
In Rockland, Oct. Z, Mrs. Addie, wife of Geo. B.
Macomber, aged ~ years.
In Rockland, Oct. Z, Capt Abraham Young, aged
In Thomaston, Oct. Q Miss Hannah I. Tillson,
aged rs years 10 months.
In Taunton, Mass, Oct. 18th, Almira, wife OF
the late Capt Moses b. Nckerson of Portland, aged
II years 8 months.
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TIE SECRET KEY TO HEALTH.-The Science OF
Life, or Self-Preservation, 800 pages Price, only
ST. Contains fifty valuable prescriptions. either one
of which is worth than ten times the price OF
the book. Illustrated sample sent on receipt OF q
cents for postage Address, DR.. W. II. Parker, x
Bulfnch Street, Boston, Mass. jly16eod&w3m
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Boston petrolcus,, Market

WHOLESALE PRICES.
The market for Refined Oil steady, with trans
actions at 71Ac ~ gallon in bulk, and loo in
cases. Naptha is selling at 9@91ac " gallon Crude
Oil at the wells 95c 49 Dbl.
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MARRIAGES.

In Brideton. Oct IL, Edward Carman of Cape
Elizabeth and Mrs. Mary c. Webb,-daughter OF
Hon. w. w. Cross of Bridgton.
In Bridgton Oct. IA, Henry R. Smith and Miss
Nellie p Blaisdell, both of Denmark.
In Sebago Oct 9, Manvlle F. Thorn of Standish
and Miss Sarah F. Estes of Limington.
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SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD and CONGRESS
Yeast Powder received the Award at the Mechan,
les Fair. Both pure and standard articles, and
sold BY most every grocer in Portland. Try them
and YOU will have no other.
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Bank Statement,
New. York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. tsp. M.-The bank statement
is improving, due to the gain in SPECIE while legal
tenders have decreased largely. Money closed at 4
per cent. on call Governments generally firm and
higher. ,,..
rates, go days. bills, at 4801a per of $4.S665
par value), and ON demand, S4S21a, against S4ol
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Before daylight yesterday morning thieves
forced an entrance from the roof into the
pawnbrokng establishment of Friedenburg &
Bro, Philadelphia, and rified the safe of $4O-
600 worth of unredeemsd stock, precious
stones and jswslry.
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CARDENAS. Schr Eva May-4O00 shocks and
heads IA 900 heads, SO nails, 10 packages OF
nails, 4 bbls oil, do chalk, l box do, 100 truss
hoops, 222 prs heading, IL rum heading casks.
BERMUDA. Schr F Lowell-84 lbs butter, 40
bdls wrapping paper. TAO bbls guano, 1924 box
shocks 1873 bales hay
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
portland paily wholesale MARKET.

Portland DaiIy Wholesale MARKET.
PORTLAND, Oct IS.
Flour is firm and in good demand. In Sugar the
tone of the market is very strong with an advance
to-day OF 14c on graduated and 1sc ON Extra
with an advancing tendency. Pea Beans advanced
Csc and are firmly held. Grain shows no change
but the recent advance is fully sustained Eggs are
steady and unchanged.
The following are to-days quotations of Flour,
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Another Bankrupt Stock
BOOTS & SHOES F.!
Now Bush for the Bargains.

Notwithstanding the advance on all kinds
Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods, am enabled Dy
this recent purchase of large stock bought at 60
cents on the dollar to give the consumer some lines
of goods at prices far below anything heretofore Of
fered.
Read carefully the list below, and obtain, If need
ed some of the kind mentioned before they are all
diSposed of
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YELLOW FEVER.

Colder Weather in Memphis and Fever
Disappea ring.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 1S.-Only two cases to-day,
Mrs. M. J. Mccullough and Chas. McCul-
Tough, and one death, Herman Askenas. The
following whites were supplied with nurses
by the Howards Harvey Perez, Lofty Hunt
and Henry Crouper. AT midnight the Their
mometer had fallen to 45, but owing to high
wind there was no frost tonight 1t is very
cold with wind from the west.
One death occurred at Garrett City, Ark,
to-day, Miss Minerva Wade. No cases are
however reported.
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Rec.rp., of Maine Central h. u.
Daily Domestic Receipts.

PORTLAND, Oct. II.
For Portland, 40 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, GA cars miscellaneous mer-
chandise,
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Foreign Imports


Foreign Imports.
ST ANDREWS, NIB. Schr Ned-1600 railroad
sleepers to Geo Wescott.
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Boston Stock Market.
fSales of the Brokers Board, Oct. 49,

BY water conveyance--100 bush Cornmeal to
W. True g. Co.
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For Sale.
RARE BUSINESS CHANCE.

Enquire of j. A. sTROUT, Real Esfafer
Block. iy22dtf
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FOR SALE!

MO BONUS STALL in a Boston market. Best
N chance ever offered to make money. Horse,
Wagon Scales Ice Chest, Marbles, Safe, Tools,
Also one-half interest in other stall. Address
w. c. s. a. F. 4IENTZU, Butchers,
oc1Sdfw* Somerville, Mass
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nEpaRTUgE OF OCEAN STEAMERS

MINIATURE ALMANAC 49,. OCTOBER 20.
Sun rises. - 1921 High water. 205
Sun sets........ Dos Moon SETS. 9.l7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-13
Peas-L. Ia. bnpfl p asI ID
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Aus Mes E1serG steady G
steady at27 short RID steady at q Long Gear steady At
2Jfl short Clear steady At 70 5 Hams at
r Extra steady Prime Mess none IN The market
lea lv at s6d Turpenne-spsiIs, dun a. %. Rosin
Common du at Ilhei n TTI OF d. az 81 F1S9r
Extra state, dull at 236d Wheat-SDfng 40 8, dui al
6 2 NJ ~ New southern Winter dull A. god Corn
Mixed New, dun at l9di Mixed ga ntL'eE az 4ya2d
nou, At London steady at ID lurpenhe spirits at Lon
iyTRfSol Aug l2-l2.3O D. mPork - 6l per Dbl for
prime Mess Lard per cwt Tor Amcncan Bacon 26bd.
pe6NpoS Aug i2TaS G, Express in,ts review Of
S been some intervals OF sunshine ourng the pas
which been beneficial TO the growing crops ana nay
e seen u Mar before the first week IN september The
GO m fairy in Scotland and IN dland
con- In tnr ths Of the AGRICULTURAL situation
is very slight the harvest cnpot De Tan ue
G the country exchanges and m most instn 's sellers Cd
aued ast Week prees I kIr 3 ana R6ssa descnP
Mons The finer Of foreign he, aIr also Deeh III FoOu
- IL uer ar All other DESCRIPTIONS Of feeding corn also
tended against buyers Wheat on 1ts As Toward
Wheat was uu held Barley also rance Us "a ar s III
snst "a 400 qrs AS ID per e. duriDg te same period
enan5 IHsp' ,"ber Se' OF dne weather has wrought
improvement in harvest prospectof France
Ihe has Terminated ~ ne o4t uut even IA &c %
% crop In come OF the Nesern departments me yleio
h. deficient In the centre me weather
here l. every probability, not, indeed, OF DOlhtlui A
. but o a weld certainly SURPRISING that ~ isio IN afA
totav s4uIscs OI English Nhtli Oh oI,i
we're hrnly held weeks prices out without
% stretou Foreign arrivals were very large ana win
n.r se,tG-r n,arEe MAS qneter with moderate con
,nptve demand cd 10 Is decline on the i3 thEh tout
80 steady aud unchanged In pri,e Barley was bd Der Or
bgbgr aize a. Is 6d higher Oais ad anced 0d
siygaP0OI. Aug l2-l3O H. m.-Bfeadstuha dul except
ON nrmer; Corn. 49d per Genial Tor New MAeu
western heat. STD 3D. per Celal oi Ayetege
tite, DAD qlr FOR California Club ana 45ad Iot Eo1
iner oats 59d per GENITAL for Canadian The receipts OF
for mo pa,t three $1,000 centAS lhcudng
fSe 0s epas American. The market for Yarns ano taprcs
81 timer advance demanded "hleh Diy
ers refuse 49,, ,o -, ,r,.ese "a "a mar cvgt for
tho best grades oi American A.. u..o,.,, q, sol, ,,l
IoNp0S Auc l243O p.In.-Ronned petroleum DO per gar
ISTWFt.. Aug. l2.-PetToeuIn lbR hAAe' ioF me p"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-13
COTTON MARKETS.

TryERrooI. Aug. l2-l2:3O p. m.-COtton firm; Mid.
ding IpanGs G7tsG.; Middlng Orleans, Gid; 5000
including 5000 bales Tor speculation ana export Re
CENTS 700 bales including 5000 bales American Futures
clause August delivery 6ss2d; do October delivery 6Isd
also 7, do August and September delivery, 61 also
G3d 40 September and october delivery ID. also vl32d
al.O ,st 63d; October ana November delivery,
CIyERpoOl. Aug l243O m.The sales Of Cotton today
included $500 American. Futures-C pands, Low Mid
dng clluse AUGUST september delivery G'-, do OcO-
aud November delivery, b0d DO November ana Decen
OAGSusfA Aug l2-Cotton nominaI; Mnddling, lO94c;
U6c: Good Ordinary, lO4C.; receipts,
shipments. none sales. 30 bales.
BlIThORF Aug IT, quiet; Mddng ~ 4c.; Low
uiodiug, lie; Good Ordinary lOl4r; net receipts, 10
baes exports coastwise bales; sales, nonei stock 1852
GALVESTON Aug 10 qaet Middling, 10 &C; Low
lOlsc Good Ordinary S'4c; net receipts. go
bales gross bales sales 81 bales stock 5O36 GALES
MOBILE Aug. l2-COtt0u quieti MIDI ing, lU'c.; LOW
Mddlug. lOsc Good OrdlnaIy O5c net receipts none
sales, bales. stock, l.OiO bales. .,.. -,
NRWORIEANs, Aug. lZ.-COtton quiet; Middnng, lOloc;
Middlng. lO Good Ordinary 3S3c net receipts. %
h3lcs gross 20 Sales 100 bales stock, 2IO3 bales
ceps coaswise, AZ bales sales 10 bali
phi DELpHIA, Aug. l2.-Cotton firm; Mldiag. 1lSe.
Low Mdduug. fc. Good Ordinary lose net receipts.
none gross 70 bales sales lJ2 bales all TO spnners STOCK
''-GySSSAH Aug. l2-COtton dull; Middlng. lose; Low
Good Ordinary 9osc net receipts bales
GROSS bales sales. none; stock. 1867 bales.
-r LOUIS Aug l2.-COtOn steady, unchanged; Middlng
lO9ic Low MIddlng l0lc; Good ordinary, loci receipts
WIiyuSGroSAug l2-Cotton steady: Middlng, II lc Low
NfInc lc. Good Ordinary lOi4c; net receipts bales
gross, 3 bales sales, none stocS. l25 bales.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per NORTH R,ver Vessels and R1ur01fi
TUESDAY. Aug. u, 1879.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
TUESDAY. Aug. 10, 1870

AsuEs-In small sale Pots. 4l20i%ci Pearls Gd6+c.
BEEswAX-stil dun. nominal Western and southern
Broom coRN-ycry firm business good offerings llsht
42d5 &c; Hurt Good 10 Choice 4ajc; Common TO Fair 81
BUILDING MATERIAIs-B still very scarce in
active request at further advanced prices The balance
Bricks Pale per y, 50 75dsi haas Haverstrgw Bay,
Favoute Brands, - Fronts. Croton Brown ~ 900
Portland imported. 80 bass 40 Lmc-Iockland Com.
E,c. for BUILDING Latl-sI 40 per Nj. Lumber East
en- spruce 70 Tor lr Bnn4 e51o 3ad y for
specials: sl4 - aSlJ per NJ for West lnoia
So per NJ ordered cargoes sl2aS14 do Nails quiet at
7TINDITSHo quiet steady; Sperm, 25a25c per 10; Patent
35aS6c Adamanuue, II TO 10 oInces. y Lei larne Is =
chICCORY-I small sale Granulat ed German, 4Aa5sc
pressed position Anthracite is wholly nominal al - 509@d
per ton by The cargo. Hiinmho9s Hnch.nsra ,.,
l09a2Ic; Maracai6o, Ease. raccas, . 015c.
Shoots WITH lea $ IS inches - 5jat3 30 DO S6 inches
N lG0s Is Eox ShooEs O. zoe: Rom shocks. - 500
Hoops IA feet Ordinary to Prime sol a$34i Hoops Il feet
Ordinary TO Prime, so 49,. ,,. ,,s.-. 900.
9DGNS ~ o. ' an, i dt5n dc Wais cora &C. bolt
rope warns loci Manila COrdage, bolt arms. ma
Mia PIE Fine Jared Manila Lath Yarn ic ssal Rope
sizes above u @ ana ii' anu Hide c. i,4i h"f.
~ ana re IN, ui, j. 1l siic XaVv 0aFum Sc Best
COFFEE-NUd Grades in fair iobbing demand steady
sales 100 bags LaCuayra, = d bags Savanlla, private
terms Java 2Za2Jc: La1uayra. laalhc. Sayara lll2a
l7e Rio tne siegucr, iu moderate request Ordinary To
pl mr Cargoes lLdl4LC; Fair do l32C. sales here,
1905 bars CITY Of R1" 5O5 bags Santos ex Bessel y
AT Bal.imure 1000 RIO " Iauturcs Abbey al
private terms If llo IN rs hands at Galveston
1000 bags at Baltimore d GO bags at New.York, Sc.
0js bags total 1861 bags; STOCK II second hands: 40
baltimore 1853 bags; at NewNOrk lOlt 26 bags; ota,
1896 total stock 2GjG95 bags aoat and lol9lng
for The Uued July u.s. O. 2G4 bags purchased for
United states to August = $4,000 autoal l74OUU tags
total visible supply BUGS bags delivered from warehouse
Baltimore $3.50 ba1si New 20
OBJ bags; total 34,7U7 bags
COTION-MaTECt Treguar spots and early months lower
later months higher Spots lee lower safes Loo bales
5D05 last EVENING" which 900 for export and OUJ
Eole consumption delivered contract 1000 bales Quo
tallOus3
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sUGAR-rcHncd lower. quiet standard ~, Sac Cut
Loaf safc; Crushed. $50; Powdered and Ganuated sci
Raw grades more active; Fair 10 Good henng
Cuba 51ic.; centrifugal. 174c; sales 80 hhds Porto
Rico Casdb7lsc; l.s|O hhds Centrifugal. 4ct'gc ifOO
Lhd AiuscCN part C's; lIOO hhds Molsse Grades
Q0.4c. AMI ,t.- o.
TALIOW-UnchanEcd sales $4,000 H. o93aJ &c.
fair sale at generally steauY hGues
TOBAC CO-KcutuCEy very nm az 81 dbc LOT lugs
Ga l3c for Leaf sales $50 hhCs; seed Leaf tr1n dlfy
active sales Z9G 1873 NewEugland, private terms
90 casks 1875 Wisconsin. lO0l3C 100 casks Sundiies
gdlsc; 800 bales Havana, soc aSl o. $50 a.,
WHALEBONE-Less active but STEADY with hght
offerings
much better business has been done OF ate Que
TO general accepting Of manuticturers' BIDS stocks
have been materially duced; Domestic Il,eces vmo,
Pennsy wanna Virgr aNXX aud Poikloc5 40 Sc;
Xxx HiOC: Y. 36Q3sc 40. /. 3fdtOc: NO z 80 3bci
Common "a a3Jc New York. Michigan, Indiana ana Nscon-
Sin Xxx 32d34c Y 2gG 33c No l. 30 3Sc No z, 35lJici
Common u 1889. Vermont and Iino aud M 3OG
3ic No 32a37c No. 2, 5Oa 2c Missouri, Kentucky ana
Tenncssee-Washed Fleece, 3jd39c.; Unwashcd, 3Od55c
Pulled Wool-New.Yurk cry Extra Pulled S2d35c supt
Pulled a37c Lambs Pulled sea 9c Western upper ana
Extra, 2g032c; COnniry Extra Pulled, 81 a35c sGDer.
Pulled 34d3Sc Lambs Pulled. 32033c. California ng
clip Fine. p d50c; Medium - $Oc Low Grades nj Butt,
lsd2Oc; Fall cp l. II lSc; Low Grade, AMI BurTy 5d
l5c Texas-Fne Eastern, 2id2Sc.; Medium 22d3Oc Fin9
Western 81 d26C; Medium p d26c Improved Ae1can Ia
else; Mexican, l4dl1c
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LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY rELEGRAPH

prrEAto Aug l2-CATrLE-RcceiDts to day, 1926 head
total for the week thus 52l9 head against 52J head
tending upward offerings compare iaVoa0y with those or
LAST week lair attendance OF purchasers sales OF Choice
Medium sIdS4 10; Light Butchers, So 50o$3 70 Cows
Helfegs IS u Fat Bulls, - oO9sZ 70 STOCK Buls
FsggFP AND L,s Receipts to-day. $500 head toa tor
the week $500 head against $500 head last week
consigned through II market firm. VITA an active de-
mapd: onerlpgs light generally Of good quaty sales
al Fair Western Suecp nc - 6OaSii Choice ~ 80
IA 90 Export sheep on sale canada Lambs 20 zoo
80 So .o- 49,, 49,, 80. -, a.,
far 500 against $3.50 head Last week; consigned
through 80 cars market nrn and unchanged Workers.
50 GdGs 50 90; Good Medium Heavy 80 5Oct3 80 best
FtS@GIcAGo. Aug l2-HoGs-Receipts 5000 head; ship.
ments 300 head market active and prices iuy "a Oe
higher. and cases l5c. higher Mixed Packing
scarce and in fair demand 1888 80 Choice Heavy 80
qss so; Light. % 6un.3 30; market closing nrm.
CNuR-kecepts, 1000 bead market healthy for all
sSOa.j 50 Fair Good. S49& 40; Butchers IN moder-
aye supply and eady: westerns Colorado Texans
50 1898 % Dakota steers - O Grass Texans " Goa
sHEEP-steady at - 5oas44O
EAST LIBERTY, PENN Ang. ~ -CATTLE-Receipts to-day
9l3 al for sale here supply COOL aud OF Medium 10
Good quaint, with Commons the best grades are
hand anu hr 10 sell az a decline Of s the good grades
mo tie over last weeks prices, say about loo. 70 loci
Best sOdSI 10 Good, - 2j0t4 70 Common, IS 20
as3 80 sales for two days, l,s24 head. .-,.
HOGs-kccclpts today LOCO he@u loiAeS, - OV@to W.
Receipts today 07OO head Common 70 Best So 20
asa 40 All were SOLD: 60, .,-, -.,-.,.- , 49,
Cattle ali Of sold advance Texans - 40GS3 %
Iprias rs 90 Natye shipping and Butchers steers
wanted are here receipts lOO0 head shipments
'HGoGspul and lower; Workers and Batimores 50 5Oa
50 SO Packing. 81 SOdSt 20 Butchers 10 select Heavy
SHlEPIu good demaud and higher Fair 10 Choice. 81 10
ass rs receipts. 800 head no Shipments
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LONDON, Aug. 12.-7be F,nancier says As YESTERDAY
also for few day previous French purchases
OF Wheat from the United states we're arranged for settle
meut through this market further advance In French ex
change London Is prObsb c.
MONTREAL Aug 12.-FiDancia afairs quiet. Exchange
bank bills sc ling 90. The Exchange is strong
to-day.
LONDON. Aug. l2-l2:3O m.-COnsos 97as both
and the account = bonds four and half cents 1924
four cents lOj Newersey Central c0nsOs 1872 lh
nois Central 92s Pennsylvania Central 4l4 NeYJersey
Central %.
LONDON Aug. l2-l;30 m-Pars adv1ces quote three per
cent renes at 81 francs 30 cenmes for the account
LONDON, Aug. l2-43O n.-U. :. bonds Tour and nan
cents lOJ; Illinois Central J32 Pennsylvania Central
az Reading railroad 2Oa Paris adyices quote three pei
81 confines for the The
Of discount for three months bills In the market
per cent below the Bank of England rate.
LONDON Aug l2.SiVcrls quoted at 6leiod. per ounce
PARIS Aug l2Excnange on London. 70 francs 5OA2 cen
tmes fOr checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-13

prices firm ARRIVALS small New Hay 45a5Oc for Ship
ping 7OaSOc Prime b5 soc for Medium. We qnoe
OLD Hay-Shppng. 45d5Oc; Prime Grades 90 sOc Medium
5O0 Coo: Glover, 35d40c. aud salt 35diOc. STRAW
Rye 5OdBOc: Short do. 4Oc. and Dat. 3Od3Jc.
HOPS-In demand when Of nne quality for EXPORT AZ
fun figures. brewers holding on NewYork 1870 Else;
Eastern Western. Sdllc Yearings 4d7c; Olds, all
giowths 3a4c; Pacific Coast Hops lOdl0c.
HIDES-Still dull but very firm stocks Wen controled
Rnenos Ayres 2ld22c Montevideo. I'll G22c COrentes
20a2lc; irande. 10 a2Oc ohDoco. 2Oa2Osc Caiior-
MA 2Od2u pc; Caracas Is di5c PaYa, l3d i4c Cam
paehy l5c: Tobacco i4Gl4 gold; Dry sailed Texas
13edl4o. City Slaughtered OK 9d9lsc: do. Cow az 2c
currency. -, r..
LEATHER-An descriptions good demand. both Tor
export and home prices urn.