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Contents:

l. The United States Mining Law and Land
Offite Instructions hereunder Each section OF
the law is Immediately followed by the Land Office
instructions relating thereto. This is conven-
lent arrangement. as 1T avoids turning several
pages when the instructions are consulted in CON
nection with the law.
2. A Digest of all Decisions under the Mining
Laws now IN force 1t is brought down to the date
OF publication, and containing the latest decisions
takes the place OF all prior publications.
3. New and Improved Forms for making the
various proof, from the location of claim, miners
llen notice to delinquent co-owners, Nc. down TO
issuance of patent
A. Complete list Of Patented Mining Claims
arranged by State Territory, County, and District
This lis Is worth to mining men niany times the
price of the book.
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by inches, and is designed to be pocket
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PLAIN, OR I'M coLoRS,

And at prices so per cent. below
our former rates.
, 1879-03-10

ftsa on board sil.oo POI ton was Sid without and.
.Goas-MrA1-sa,c VIVA mado Of 80 tons coarse at
s,!oIl11s-saie Was ,nads Of 10 tons at s11.oo on
sPisISo WIlEAT-was active and stronger, ad-
yanelng :iie, and closing II Gp!c above Tho latest
W Of Ptsy W. s9ns
lnand wus ~ progress iu England aud Now YORK.
!es"vory s p fay Ths fes hs
bnYora ha1 taKen bold very fresy nesr tho bottom
ths pIsstous say tca.sl!rpA opsfatqss much no.c
wheat to 10 sold outt and thoy wclo more willing
to buy Saturday. There wasu sons who said that
tae market would naye 10 20 mich iowur
lnofe EcnpFa! Wow 1f thu cas1 was that the Whuat
had boon so!a anyhow. TINT tw!ll he wanted In
E1"ps ts5s t T. sapttal cnas1 n
out trouble Tho fact thai two .,r .Nree prominent
oj,crat.rs wose taking hold freely rc.ssntc1 the
though At ttmas very nrrvous. Helor April opened
1T NIL aift!nhc. with sumo sa1ns ~ high .lic AMI
parhap. 9i.xe nlsnost at the naS moment. soId up
0ao. solIer May sold u pss!dsiac. viii
ss:s 'sI"t ss O2 x" g. ss!p pts;S' lie p:n { sn
dassrnss sins wider isn lor .xe % u ihfs" % aays ~
EAc spos %ioat eiesed u SlGs to. s'psE rseepfs
at,! snce las. 1hHssAay, aud f,thc for those dat.
I'd previously. Nv. . cnasA nt H1c. Spot saleA
reported OF EL 800 bn ut Ata{G1Dttlc: II, uGD
In No. Il Ut h0c for winter storage, and B14t8!s3c
fur trash receipts; H. Huu hu Eejcctud ut dNa4t70c;
aud =, 100 bu by sample At h54EHic. Total, ~.
WtN7xn WuxAr-salcs we.e repost.d Of 400
M ~ No; ~ 81. y III store; mud 4,ooo bu by saua-
COhN- --Was qutet and steady, With little change
from tho latcst prices Of FEtay Tile tntsrust In
tho wheat toal WaS sufficient ~ attract good
many operators who arc uanals found ~ corn. and
that left tho lnaskut pupry nttunasd. Tho british
matkvta werp Huiet and ulsu1. and cur rectlpte
showed u slight Increase. which Cauxct sIli!hk
weakening caiy, but thu nA.kct recovered tons In
sympathy with wheat thlnyh lhere waa but light
demand for futures: fhn lmquisy for shipment
was fair and tho lots Utfe1u track bsOucl.t
good relative pslces No. 2 in slesu closed Ut 3Ie
rusual and s.hc for tst Htorsu LOLA datuu ptsvi.
GUS to Friday. beiler May 0pel.ol u a7.tc, to-
coded to ukc. uuu closed drHi ut 7c. Hullur 1una
ranged ut :7tba7' 'ac, AHI July ut about 7ztab7sr
ANIL at 3tQtt3Sc, alt March at 334tGDIic, tho
latter closing VI J,:Hc. sput salsa weEo rep0Ftod
" ao. oo0 bu No: anu htEh nl taea al :i3Hd13ic;
" oUt, an new h!1t mixed on 1rst.slorago at &sci
b!1 TO Ut IASlItc tscc 0n boar! cars; aud ., eQu
hu ears Al 35stc tt!iyoFed. Total, ia, UO0 bu
Eur now nllxsd III a1st stofaya, J4Ac VIA bid.
oAls--WeEu fairly active At tho improvement
notsd ffIuay nftafnoDN. Tho receipts woro small
Or, and salnn.ea .wcrs again 1T far request 10!
easy startling nj .diic, then sold at Ie, md ross
V 21Ac. .claslus ut .1isc. June sold 1t .t!Ai4o
2dSc, mud April at .a!iQG.3stc. Hcgulkr No. :!
oat4 "ers quoted At @34c, and ttcsh 1t AN Gb95c.
Cash sales MeEe reported VI uO0 ou gtlt.cdKod NJ.
2 A. ?has $500 bu " sample st*o,s Qts7'&c oa
, 1879-03-10

g. ss,ts = sqS ss .sssp ~s's Ssesht Iron from 1ns; a.
satur!.y's msrkos was dull and hoavy. sh,ppore
ist cattle @ wsro obliged to shAde prices IN order
closing
QUOTATIONS:
Extra neoves-0ratied steers. welshinR
cbcsS sse III
stseF' wogh'1E 'oo 70 !. 5oo IT,. 4.4o34 10
Weighing l. 100 to ]. $50 lbs, ....,.... 4.0oa4.30
Weighing o3o II i, zoo ihs.......... a.7sD4 90
Butchers Htocx-.Topr 10 common
steers and common 10 ehotca COWS.
ius ci!I slaughter. weighing 800 10
stesk welaaa o'''' u
si; thin cows, h.iiei; 'o''''' "
stays, bnlls and kcatawuR steesa 80. 1.f0fho. 10
odsrs past weok aas :o,e1; GiSGssGc rssser In.
light, --abonl il. 56S ead per ny,Mbat tseso Mee
ind thu, ton,'eney ot 1he in4!Est has boon down.
ward. rI!ecs were VERY wall sustained until tho
e sS: "a Ssss s'f
a05aa5c. Owing 10 Inc der;estion in lbs pro.
vlaion market. there waa diminished demand irDn
rsekSrs. she.s purchases roash!ng Saroly half
ferIt'g: eonasts oi common 10 fa{r m!xci aroses
si0 lbs, choiee hoavy lois are scarce On satur. !.
day tha market wa dull md iroop!ng. There
from ST. ooGS34o for akips 10 si.ioaa.sos soisifsF f'i
choice heavy. ono ycat aEo prices ranged from
sl1EEp-llavo been IN unusually full supply.
D1ess nat s9 2s asi @ t e.: 4 'st Tas setys a i
sons in!ersor ei.es sos nj . .a1's' ana
fey car.lnads Of c3trasYcre takcn a. s3.:5. Nch!.
, 1879-03-10
LIVE STOCK,

CATTLE-Althongh tho arrivals during tho pAst
week aggregated some s. 600 less than for The week
ootore, selcrs wero uuable to a1ststn prices. Tho
KaB.ern markets being somewhat demoralIzed,
shippers did not operate with tncr accustomed
Freedom. and from the opening to tho closo pricca
were woak ahd variable. For extra beeyes, such
IN formerly weto taken for export alivs thero was
lsttlcoF no demand, and within tho past fort
night yaiuos OF that class hayo deprecated
40150c per. 100 lbs. Droves whIeh pelor
10 tho action OF tho ,Frlyy Council in
lluposEnE fesifict0Ns upon the imnpFtatlon Of
live ea.tia from tho United Slatos Wc{o eagerly
sanght at 95:2yIso 50, are mot now aalahlo at
oses 94.a0&e600: OF ths mast weeks supply
tho number good enough to command prlccs
ahova $t.76 uih not reach $50 head ali
told, thuugh tho quhl.tr OF tho recOipta
&aa perhaps a. good Al Tor auy week OF Tho season,
ThcEa wefv sates Of cho!ce cattle 10 exporters OF
dtcssed bocf a. 81. a01e4. Is. and 10 ths Eastern
trade nt "a. !oGeI 20, but most Of the trading was
done nudes $t.30. atockcss are tn less demand.
aud nsn selling lower. a. $?. 60Q19. 90. Halcs to
thn local ltnde-butchcrt Ani cannera-Wtte most
lyat 81. 5osE3. 30. 6cruha sold a. low ~ 81. 00lb
= H. On NSdnosdsy .wo ato.ss Of sfas corn tcd
Isxans M - sod = 81 bog4: 90. TIcte waa cood do,
for seaa at 80. O04b5 10 per 100 Ihs.
The growth Of tho cattln and slluap importing
trade Of England u ahawn In the following laols,
which Is furnished BY thu London correspondent of
tho american Sf0elAhn:
=, ''T'!e following table shows the number OF cat
elo and shccp 1sntied IN tho unIted Kingdom sinca
importation WAA drxt permitted In tho roar iHi5:
, 1879-03-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.

fONEl6S%
sptefa1 Dfspatehs to 1ne Tribune,
LIVERPOOL, March 8-11:30 a. m.-FLoun-No.
/. los; No. 2. IS Cd.
o.; snttng. No. l. S. I'd: No. 2. Is Cd;
white, No. !, 0s Id; No. 2. 81 1od; club, No. l,
o. 0t; No. 2, Ds I'd. Corn-Eow No. l. 4a I'd.
PRov1s1oKs-Pork ass. Lard, 49s Cd.
LivEHrooI. March R,-Corroy-Quiet and mn
changed; salos, 1000 bales; speculation and cx-
port, 2, 1000; American, 2, 400.
LoSnoS, March B.-TAltow-Fins American,
3os Cd.
L1asEEp orL-o5N2oa.
AxrwERr, Mnrch 8. .-pETHo1EuN-22i.
Tho following were received by tho Chicago Board
OF Trade:
L1vrnroo1. March s--l1:3o 4. m.-FIour,
as Gdl10s. Whcat-Winter, gsga0s ID; spring.
rs 0d038s "a; white, 81 10dl1s i'd; eluo, o. 3d0
0s Cd. Corn, ~ I'd. Pork, 4Ss. Lard, ia ID.
LtvERPooL. March s--Spccial cab!o-Daco1. -
cumbctlands, 27a I'd; short RIBS. o7o; long cioar,
23s I'd; short clear, o7s Bccf-prlmo mess, 70s !;
India meas, 7es; extra lnd!a mcss, a7s. Cheese
Chutce. 46s. Shoulders, a3s. Tallow-prima
city. 3Us. Lasd, 32a 0d. Pork-prlme mess, East-
ctn. h2s; Western, 4ss. Hams, long cot, 2o.n
average, 4os.
LONDON, March 8.--LIvEnrooI-Whoa strong,
dearcs, md thera IL q Continental demand; fair
average No. spring, 43a: fair average California,
lbs Cd. Corn tather easier; fair ayeravo AmcEi-
can usxed, 22a Cd. Cargoes on pasdage-Whcat
Armer; corn rather easier; good shipping Call
fosaia wheat Just shipped, 45B Cd; nearly due,
Ass; fair average quality Of No. 2 Chicago spring
wheat for shipment during tho present aud follow
lug month, 40s GdGb4ls. Weather tn England
Epfng!lks.
, 1879-03-10
Governments Dulll---For-
eign Exchange
Firm.
Chicago Loan Market Quiet-".
Stocks Stronger.
The Produce Markets steadier--Hogs
Lower-Less Doing in
Provisions.
Wheat Active and strongsr-.-othor
Grain Quiet.


Government bonds werc very qniotin Chicago.
There docs not appear to be any panic among
buyers Oh account Of Secretary 8hcr1nan's inti-
nation that tic prlco Of pcr conts Is to be
rniscl Quotations showed fow changes Tho
Gs Of 1881 remained Mt 1854, tho 5-a0s Ut 1867 at
103 tho 5-20s Of 1858 At. 1924; tic 10aos de-
cl,nod u, to 1019{; the new Is OF 1881 wero not
quoted; the4 per cents continue ut 100 to 100L,
and the currency Gs ut 1o04. II Is thought to
be Secretary Sherman's intention to call all the
remaining $40 honda in ORG call, II his recent
circular threatening to raise the price OF 1 per
cents revivos tho slackoning demand for the
latter. Danger Of distress IN the monoy market
on account Of the settlements Of April Is be-
lloved to haye been removed by Secretary shcs-
mans circular allowing the banks to make
settlements in any callcd bonds, and not IS
heretofore In only matured called bonds.
Gold Is nomtna1ly quoted o. $500 per 81, 900
for large amounts, md lo0A for small lots, but
tho quotation Is nominal, as there Is no do1nan,
Chicago offerings Of foreign exchange wcro
very light. Tho Chicago quotation for sterling
grain bills was advanced 4,as Was TINT for
sixty days' bankcrs' bills. Sterling grain bills
we're 4s4, and French BILLS J2lA. Tho nctual
Chicago rates for sterling were 4801 md 4S9.
In New York tile actual rates were 4S84 md
1904. The posted rates for sterling were 4S7
aud 400. French baukcrs' bills wcro 5l04 and
G18sl.
Consols wcro % 7-16 nil day.
There has been a moderate business IN dis
counts. The demand for loans hns been fatr,
but not enough to keep discount lines up. Tho
tendency Of the market has been towards tho
accumulation OF loanablo surplus. Rates havo
becn 0@7 per cont on cali, and 709l0 per cent on
time. Currency receipts md shipments havo
, 1879-03-10

Long cears quoted at u. b7si loote md 81. 71!s
boxed; CumbortanlA, ST. 016bL..5 boxsd; long-
cut hams: S5ab3ie: hsact-pscklcd hams, 7911:.c
satr1t averages: Eroen shoulders, :''tc.
hacon quoted at 4siGe4tic for shoulders. h,sdh5Ae
for sllort ribs, h4G55Sc for aDst clears, 64bHa{c
tor lians, oil cansanel and hacked.
tinEAsE-Wnn quoted ut s.. o04oh.1o for No.
white. 4Aft5c for guoh ycllaw,. and 4.@14szc for
bTpNn. with ha1c 0f 10 pKss whfta Al $h.Gi.
BEEF pKuDUC1o-Wnro irm mud quiet nt
SH.s6Gts 80 for meas 50. 00G10. 25 for extra moss,
mud SIT. 76ID1H 90 for hnnta.
TALLOw-WaA quiet at Ghif10stc for city ami q
GtGitr for country.
, 1879-03-10
LOUISVILLE

Loulsv1LLE, March s.-CoTroN-stetdy at 9Ae-
FLouR-Firm and unchanged.
GllAlx--SThcat 1rmpr, but not quotahy higher:
red aud nmbers, S1.O0G1.05. Con-Deu1snd faif
and market arm; white, 300; mixed. a5e. oth
firm; whise, zoe; mixed, 2ac, Rye hteady It 63e.
HAr-Stsady. with fair demand at S. ooSllo.W.
r,.oylstoxs-pork h!ghur at s10.2a Lsrd dta'
Or; choice leaf, tlosca. 7h617hc: do, kcct, SAS
Nu!k meats quiet; shoulders. asaaM'Aci oleas no:
4h6o6Hc for loose. uAms, sugar r'cnred. bct!'e@
8is9tDHc.
Wu,sKI-Naskes dull ut 81. o..
, 1879-03-10

good crop. Nor IA Tho usual breadth Gown, nn
account Of tho ungcntat weather In tho autumn.
Low prices, too-about 40s per aiIarlcr iu NIL
tutnn, anil now only 3ss 4d-wtli likely be fous1
to l,Avc 1esscned tho farmers dcstre to SOW tho
us1nl breadth vi wheat, nnl cnusn vcrv 1fm-
tied area to 10 planted, probably not moro than
1900 Ou acres, rs ugauat =, 80 600 ncres in Is IA
.. Iansteipnte, therefore. that wo shall
l.ayo reduced supply of both homegrown aud
foreign wheat md enhanced prizes during tho
current ycar."
Tho quantity Of grain exported from Nico,aicff
In 1873 was moro than double that Of my pre-
ceiling year, Which was chiefly owing to tho
Turko-Russtan war, and to tho abundant crops
IN tho region rouul Nieolaion in 1871. About
57D 900 quarters il tic estimate Of The quantity
previously destined for Ntcolatctl, which, owing
10 the blockade, WIS afterwards dispatched to
other ports for an outlet for export.
RToOKs or LARD.
TIE following arc the estimated stocks Of lard
in tho United stases ut Tie present ti'no:
7ftrets.I I7trets.
o'st eitle. ha..e.n 6sses snsifs &ssts:n 'oo'
nsIsD,;i cGsnso o1np ooS pGss .,.n.t w e. 99 S
slwsaRes. Ri s:Uas:.. " isSo @ rotal ..44o, ooo
Tho following table exhtb!ts the stocks Of
lard OF, hand in tho principal European markets
on MoFcll /:
1vress.t 71tret..
finmSnsf f!aafaM T. T. 5 Aia,rs'p eSS SS
sss.in.:.:.: S1" :: is,oSo i Totnl.. 50. Ito, 5oo
, 1879-03-10
NEW YORK.

To The 1Ft.ttE7l A,soetatsd Prt1s
NEW yoRK. March 8.-CoTroN-stenly and un-
changed; futusra atcady; March, 0. 73c; april,
0.B7c; May, 10 .03c; june, 10. lie; July, 10.28c;
August 1O. acc,
Fkoun-Nonnally unchangcl; very light do
mand; receipts, II. 600 brs.
GnAiN-Wheat' qutut; receipts. III, 900 bu;
rojectcd spring, BIC; No.A 051s0Hc; uugraded do,
l4ol$l. o.; ungsadcd winter rod, 3l.OiGD1. 10;
No. . do, 81. 1921. 10; No.2 do. 81. 1901. 17A;
No. do, sl.17ss; ungradcn AMBER Sill No.
aulbes. S1.154Qb1. 101 ungraaed white. 81 II
sbl.14h; No. do, 81. 1901. 13!i; No. do,
81 .1bAGI1. LEX. Rye quiet; Western G0DOJc.
Darloy-Markct dull. Malt dull and unchanged;
receipts. 1900 bu; ungradcd. 45HG14Gc; No.
3, 45il45l9c; steamer, 451;GD463;c, Oata-Nas.
kct dull; receipts, q, 900 bu; No: Ma,ta, E3:1
ssa %sstSf NJ; s? g. sl;s 3stlHe H. NJ @ d. ao'' mixed
HAr-Firm and unchanGed.
NnF8-tkutff and tucnAnEcd.
GnocEnEAa-Conce quiet and unchanged. SugAr
an. unchanged. Rice noullna'Iy unchanged.
askod
REslx-sarkot dull At fl. 40ll1. 42,
TunrExrt.E-QMict nt .0!tc:
LEAruEn-Maract Auil at lGfb2Dc.
,Pnov!s'oxa-potk steady; mess. 10: :s5seo 40 for
1d 90 e.. n.y. ps1 'ona sesay wh
,', rr!.ne Steam. 81 h7hd5o ,oo. g. w. ~'4 '''A'S'
nurrkn-stoady anl, unchanged.
CnhKss-DH3l and unchanged.
WHtaKr-Market dull Ut 81. QNH.
MxTALs-a!slMfactarod copper. TIC: InEot Lake,
aslISS @ A6:,cans s 81. Ssp s: seftsn ,bs,f So
N SAiasSa;. T.. ioa Is; e,uca, s., oso4 49,
, 1879-03-10

TOLEDO. .

Totnno, o.. MArch 8.-uHArx-"hcss ana'
No. whlto Michigan, 31.05; extra DO, sLo.'
amber Michigan, spot, 81. o7!s; April slosS'
May, 81.o,pa; No. 2 red winter. spot sLlo'
April. 81. .oaA; May, 81. ION; Western @ ap%': ss5.
81. Otlh; No. 2 nnlhor tlhnos, II. lo's. aa1 Go.l
stronger; high mixed. May, 3Sani ho. .. ~
:tiAc; ApsIl, 37cs MAJ, J8lc- Oats afmi y"
' =
, 1879-03-10

BALftaoRE, March 8.-FLouA-Fism and 1n-
changed
.GnAls-Wheat-Woste firm; No. rrnnsylya.
mia rcd, SLIT; No. . Wostssn winter red, spot
aud March, $l.15lat. l5A; April. Sl.16,i0
1.1bA: May. sl.lG&GDl. .l81s. Corn.-Weatssn
dsmi Woatsrn mixed, spot aud March and April,
UNCHANGED; May, 44h9s444c; steamer. 41H0
4lHc, Oats asui Wcs.esp white. 32&33o; DO
, 1879-03-10

lsptASAroLls Ind, March S.-GnAIS-Wsassa ss
strong at 81. o2st fb1.0 .03A. Corn quiet ~ o's'
Oats steady nt 28da27c. .es
Paov,sIoSs-Market dull; shoulddFs, LII Slai%i
Lard-rrlmo steam. uxc cash; 6ho Apfl1' ''se''~
hams 7A<k67Ac
, 1879-03-10

1.ask m ~! ~ 200 bu do at 20D27nc FREQ on board.
lrE-:Was quiet and unchanged. A few ship.
ping ufAcrH wefo placed ut recent figures, other.
",su tho market was qniet. No. sU1l nt 400 reg.
Mar nhtt 4ic fresh, nud Nasch was quoted a. 4Bc.
April #AA qnsnt at 4t,ic. md May A. hic. Cash
sales were reported Of i, D00 hi No. . At lNc 400
47l4da47ac on track: and s0O bn at 4Ho freq III
hoard. T0tat, 7.HttD hu.
HARLEY"-Wa4H Hniet and nnmtnhlfY. firm. Tho
Inquiry wae light, and there sacn,rf 10 bc no soil.
crt GE No: nn the tlous, aal few uf tito o.har
gradcs, april and March were quoted Al tic hid.
nt'l cn.h at tic Regular and SH4hHgc Trash. Exsrn
:!was o'tcrch At 4lc for Anrll. Regular do Fud 1t
42c. md fscsll In A., y. Il TO. n quntca al 10
dD41c. Frrsh No. i hofd at NC. samr!es wcro
3nlct. Cn9h talca wcFs reported uf l. 900 ou extra
At 49c; 400 In No. = at .lc; 2 400 hit bs sample
nt 4"&se.c on track; AMI 1.l00 bu do at A:GDl3c
free On board. Total 1000 I'M.
MonSlNG GALL.
Mess pork was nctlyc, HnIca being. mndo Of
q. QUO brls. At 81. ~! ,Gtd K7.i for Arrt', s fe,,s
6lN17ts for May, and Sln. .0sH for J,ine. lard
!, 600 tcs. Mt sG,hO fur April and 50. b71 Gb 10
fur MAY. Whent was very actirc. rnles being re.
cortleA Of 43O, 900 In, ak nJ904p for April.
tofn-5, 600 ou. al 37,sc for May.
LATEis.
Saturday afternoon wheat s01d at Oic for ArsI1,
anu cloaed At this hRnro Corn was gnoteil at BIC
bid tNr ny. In psoslslonst aalcs wore reported OF
.090 hrt@ 'ncss pork Ut 50. MN for May. aud at
Messages latcly received from Nebraska state
that rho farmers are htlslIy enEayed In Sowing
wheat. At fsrnwnsyills they expect 10 get all the
wheat III by the 90th Of this month.
, 1879-03-10
I8IIECALOs

BurvALo, March H,-0nAlM-Nhcat arm .a.s- ss
&, 600 bu No. hard Duluth at 81. III 0, o9 % Nv.
Duluth at s1.l2. Cora quiet; sales ea. ~. w.
ou track at 3D.tc. Oats quiet and 0Fcai .a sr.s
cars ,nixol Ohio OIL track 1t a0laAe' o@N'A
neglected.
itAlLuoAp FRElQnrs-Unchanged.
, 1879-03-10

FORRl0N.
LONDON. Afarch s.-Conso!s, 8. money, % 7-10;
nccnunt, Wt<. .'
American Securities 125{; Eric,
20; preferred, IS. -. H..
unitctl 9tatcs bonds--'87s, t0s; to40s, 104;
ncw Is, 100a96; ~, 1o7s6; As, 103}f.
The amount OF bullion Eone Into tho Bank OF
Eng'nntl on balance to~tlay is el5.O0O.
PANls, March B-Rentcs, 110f 9oc.
, 1879-03-10

~ 70 IA tft9t2tsI 4lJtof4aIed Is.rts.
MILWAUKEE. March a-FLouu-Inactlyo mud
nomtnally steady.
lRAlx-Wheat exc!tcd and higher; opened w
higher and closea drn,; No. ] milwaukee, hard,
3l.olh; No. milwaukee,, St.1l: No. = do, 03ic;
Anrlt, 1iSc; May, oSSci No. . Milwaukee, Blkc;
No. I, 7Dc; felected, U7,ic. Corn aEmer md high.
Of; No. = 34c. Oats scarce aud Arm; No, i, .l,ic.
Hyo easier; No. !. 41c. Barley firm; No. .sprins,
fresh. TIC; March, zoe; Aur!l, 7lc.
fRoytsloNs@1uist. hut study. Mcas pork quiet;
now. 50; 70. rflmo stcam lard, SG.4i.
l.1F1 lloos-DAtl anl nominal at 81 ,6Q13.70.
- DRESSED llnoa-$4. on.
hEckifrs-Vlouf, Il. 600 hrla; wheat 4, 900 bu.
ha.
, 1879-03-10

: 6pRtadI UI1pd8eH 70 IAF 7FIbNNs-
MILWAUKEE, March H.-TAs receipts and shtp.
ments OF Aour ard grain It this port Tor tho week,
compared with the Bams week in 1873, wero ~
follows.
, 1879-03-10

The following wero the receipts and ship
mcnts Of tho leading articles OF produce In this
city during the twenty-iour hourB ending at
O'Clock On Saturday morning, and for tile cor
responding dato twelve months ago:
, 1879-03-10

HOG rRODUCTS-W less nesivo md much
stcnJlos. The market waa firm carly, hut fell of
tnwasds noon, III sympathy with lower quotations
for hogs; but thcrd wero mt many sellers Mt tho
decline. Liverpool waa unchanged, and thuro wns
not much shipping demand here.
Tho following IL detailed statenont Of tho ship
ment Of provisions for tho weok, aud since Nov. l.
with compaffxons:
, 1879-03-10
NEW ORLEANS.

New on1EAva, Masch8.-FLoun-Deu roos
tond1ng apwnrI; supestnc, $500; XIX, sa7sa
1905 xxx, $4.25 90; high grades, s5sa
600.
GnA1E-corn dull. weak. and lower at 4s6a&;e.
Oats-Dcsnand fair and market firm ut ;s;Es3Be
CoRs.MEAl- Quiet at 81 .0ifl..g5.
11Ar-stcady; prime, SIG. 90: choice. $17,n
PRnv1sioss-rork quiet nnd weak; old ouoted,t
30 .o5dz0. 37M; new, 51o.7G. Bnlk meats on.t
and weak; shoulders quoted. loose, at aa1tst;
packed. aIa64c;, clear ribs, oAc; clears, 6Hs
llan,s- s-Sugas-curGd nctivo and firm, '''~
WnIsKI-atondy; Western ecctidcd. 81. .05Dl. 10
finocHnsEs-Cotfcc dull. wslk. aud louer; Ra
cargoes. ordinary to prime, 10!td1l5Ac. Sut,s
active and trn. M0lnsscs actiYc aud Ash,.
HnAH-Stealy at 82Hc.
MoNErAnr-siRht exchange on New York 1t ps;
stesl1nK exchange, bankers htlls, 4HG!s,
, 1879-03-10

A@ANHauE kAAto 9AoHo CApulkS 4tOAl
New York for the week cuding Thursday cyon-
Ing last, with comparisons:
@ciss4s' iss5.' 4'1sa 1ssd' ! "d,fa ls9s! p
Msss TM!Sur 6sls..... M a. aso II, a9o 70, o7o
corn' :9lo. S's 7so,s7S ~ sdo 5oo
This wheat deal OIL Saturday wnk as much Of a
mystery us over, at lcast tilt all WIS over. Tho
party who did tho bulk Of tic selling on Fsldny
was as close os an oyster. nnd only two or three
others knew ANYTHING about II, Tho CONNER
cjal world outside could nut do anything more
than indulge In surmisc. Tho market was
stronger and stcnater, under Il Eool demand
from two or three leading operators, who took
NIL that was offered for April delivery. It ,Yas
ranorod that these mon wcro buying to meet q
Continental demand, but lnto III tic
attrrnoon conceal.nent was no iopgcr nee
cssary. It WIS admitted that they
had been buying for FIsEler, md had act.
ually filled In nll tho wheat at q slight
profit to him OIL tho transaction. Deceived by
fa!sa Telegram he sold ahout a,9Oo,0O1 i,u OF
April wheat during Fritny, ut o61c down to
00Hc. Discovering hla error he bought back
about one-tcnth OF 1t late on Frtday. and dis.
crcot friends purchased tho rest during Satur-
day, Without letting out the secret until all was
oyer.
Shakespeare wrote that
In thu sapeoof OF chance
Lies tho trne proof Of men.
The conduct OF Archie fisher III tho transac-
ttonH a!ows him tn DO composed Of the stuE out
Of Which heroes arc made.
Wheat advanced ~ e per bu during tho tiay,
anil closed 1}Sc nbuyu The 1atcst prices OF
Frllny. Other gran was steady; aour In fair
leuattl.
Other crntTl Was steally. flour In fair dem nn1
, 1879-03-10
DETROIT.

DKrnotz, March u. .-FLoua-Firm; ad'aeuAI
GnA,n-WhoAt 1rmer; extsa, SLu'at. nc nsu,
white, Sl.o3E; March. $1.07a: My, st,a a. 81
milling No. l, n. oa,s asknd. hse''PD' -''
bu; shipments, aaU ou.
, 1879-03-10
Withdrawn from storo during Fdday for
city consumption: COOS bu barley.

"ttooto"h AnIH skoAo 0uFlles CEluhJ AoF
city consumption: COOS bu barley.
The following grain WAS inspected into storo
In this city Saturday morning: cars No.
white winter wheat. II cars No 9 rcd, 9 cars No.
Q do, car mixed, l car No. 2 hard, n cars No. .
spring, IS cars No. Q do, 30 cars rejected, 10
cars iio grade t18a whcat}; G8 cars high mixed
corn cars new do, 20 cars now mixed, Is cars
NJ. corn, II cass rejected {107 cnrn); car
No. oats, 10 cars No. white, % cars No. 2
mixed, cars rejected as oats): cars No,
rye; q cars No. bar1ey, & cars extra 10.
Total, 400 cars, or 175,0 600 bu. Inspected out:
45,os, bu wheat, 1896 bu corn, 2,12a bu oats.
a,0N bu barley.
Tic following were tho receipts and shipments
Of lrcndetuirs md live stock at this point ,sur-
ing the past week, and for tl.e corresponding
, 1879-03-10

CLEVELAND, O., March H.-rh7eottoA
ct; standard white, ITO test, DC. .-H.,kcs
f1u, CRY. Pa. March 8,-PErHotEuHt-.. 8, Ht-..o..d 10
oponei .sesdy, with salca at S04c, asssahd saNs I'D,
s7Xc, declined to ssAc and closed Il soAs s.s.s. @
shiomonts, II, 600 brls. averaging :" ooo' ''''>'
lions, llU. GOV. ,,,xns-Qalstt
pirrsnUnu, Pa, March R-PEtap3ast.h r. .hIplasa.;
erutlu steady Ut 81. 0tit At Patket6f tos
reaaed, DC, philadslphla delivery