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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-11-06
SECOND Day.

The second day OF the fair opened
with everything most propitious. The
uumber OF exhibitors had largely IN
creased since the first day, and 1t is
said the number will be much greater
To-day. The exhibition of bIooieG
stock increases in interest with each
day, and this display is equal, in many
respects. to the great shows of he
gTeaes blood stock States. Yester-
day, in the Competing ring amony
horses, could be seen IN a siuglt ass
as many as one dozen animals, all de
serving the hIghesl consideration. T.
cay there will be splendid open dis
piAy OF taofaugh bred cattle, q sight at
Cnce gratifying to all the people who
love delicious beef and rich milk ano
butter, aud pure cream in their coffee.
To-day there Will be vast coz
course of ladies in the exhibition
halls, viewing the wonderful speci-
mems of female ingenuity and taste
and elegance, and wondering ut T.
marvellous display OF mans toll in tn,
work of economic production. These
things might be told Of, and we inteni
to speak o. them in their own good
time, but they must lie seen. Tney
especially represent every sort OF
handiwork of women, and one MY
see something new and rare at every
point.
AWARDS.
But few awards are made on the first
and second days of the fair, but the
work will be going on to-day in earn
est. Yesterday the result was as fol-
lows:
HORSES FOR ALL WORK
StallioDs three years old and over
R N & s. P Weisiger's Abdsllsh,
Victoria county. first premium; A. ].
Bgviil second premium.
SsallioDs two years old and under
three = Wilson Lum pkins, Anderson
county, first premium; J. P Gslbrea b,
Lsmpasss. sccond premium.
SLalhons one year old and under
two-J. ]. Brown, first premium: ].
w. Barber, second premium.
Mares three years o.d and over-J.
Cardweli, Travis county, first pre-
mum; James F. Johnson, Tfavis
county, secend premium.
Msres two years old and u + three
Giles II Burdett, Travis county,
first premium; A. Kempsr, Burnet
county, second premium.
Mares one year Old End under two
l. @. Kemp, frs: premium; j. NJ.
Sm tn, second premium.
Blood mare With colt by her side
William NJ. Duncan, Travis c1uuty,
tirst premium; 2 A. Bott, Travis
county, second premium.
RACES
Running race, mile dash, two year
olds; $3.50 to h. first horse, $50 - The
second horse.
J W Greer's b. f Bee Line. .......
w. g & J. II Philips ca. c. oGF
Fra nd. ...-...... ...-........ :
I. a. Coy, JF., b c, Pilgr m .ge.
.. S. West's b. Mary B..... 4
Time, 1 so 1-2.
Running race, two mile dash, free
fer al; $3.50 t. the frs hoFse, $50 70
the second horse.
Barkley s. Huggin's b. m. Ella Row
w G. & J. 81. Poiiip's c. u. LiHie
Time, s48s-4
Trottng mile hests; far three year
olds, first horse $50; second horse $25.
S. o. Clouds s. b. Dutch Jm.... !
F. Kemper's blk. G. Boston.
Time, 4:05 ga.
The association should preclude the
possibility of money being taken in the
| future by horses making such misera-
ole time IS this, By ruling horses dowa
10 decent time.
Third Day.
Yesterdays attendance at the fail
| v.a oreoear than that NJ o,~ ,,~ooaao.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-11-06
RourLh DaY.

The day opened with gloomy skies
aGd light duZz q, hich lss ed, at IL
tervals, Throughout the entire day, bu
buC in sptIe of th.s continuous
throuG CURED from she e. y to tue
grounds, aud b. NJ. there were
several taou ssnG peep present. There
was, however, an absence Of the usus
rhrong OF children On special days, lie
disappointed little ones being kept al
home by anxi' Us parents in conse-
qnence of the cold, bad weather.
FolowiDg are only some of the
awards made Yesterday, those in some
OF the deparlments being made so lave
that uperintendenjs were unable TO
II ke full reports:
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Mr. Pierre Lorrilizrd has purchased
tn kentucky fiy SIS Dance, by War
DsBce, and colt Mistske. By WsTerly,
both two-yesr-oidr. 20 add 20 hss sfurg
a. Newmarket. The price y rfpofteo
10 be 5000 for the oily snd go 900 ior
the colt.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-11-06

Seven divorce suits have grown out
Of the cOrsicana sAnctifcAtion busi-
ness.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Ladies

Do yos want a pure, bloom
ing CompIexiOn2 Ii so, a
few applications OF Hagan's
MAGNOLIA BALM will graf
ify you to your hearts con
tent. 1t does away with Sal
Iowness, Redness. Pimpies,
BlOteaes. and al disease3 and
imDerfeeti0Es OF the skin. 1t
D7ereomes the flushed appear
aEce Of heat, fatigue and ex-
citenent. Itmalles q lady OF
THIRTY appear but TW EN-
TY; and so natural, gradual,
and perfect are its effects,
that It is impossible to detect
It's application.
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Third Day.

Yesterdays attendance at the fair
was greater than that Of any preceeo-
ing day. II was estimated thar be-
tween three and four thousand persons
were upon the grounds, but this nun
Der was small, compared with what u
will be to-day, when special attTsc-
tions will cause the attendance of Al
least ten thousand persons.
Tne business Of the association yes-
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has stood the test TO so years
EACE HOME TESTIMONY.

ise Westminster St, PROVIDENCE, R. 1. Oct. IS.
WM. Z. IL,RK,-Dsdr Sir: / hsve suff rtd
very much with my kidney, and liver r years.
In January. 1873. | gre worse, bloating fear
fully. My ph sician, oue OF the best in Pow
dencs. wished me To Try HUNTS RENE Y. as
SAT- and liable, rs he h ID known &c to ,ure
Kidney Dissa es when all her medicine had
failed. did 80. and in twenty-tour hours 1
pissed four or Ave gallons of water, the boat
was removed, and he great r lief m de me feel
q wel m4n. Were 1t not for HUNTS REM E
DY v ould not be aIiye day E. K. SHEP
ARnaON
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| i
FolowiDg are only some of the
| awards made Yesterday, those in some
OF the departments being made so lave
that superinrondents were unable TO
N ke full reports:
AWARDS HORSES
Thoroughbrrds s alion years and
over, R W g. S. P Weisiger, frs
premium; W. G. e. J Fl. Pnili Is,
| sec md premium. S-allInn 2 years and
under 8 A. w. Moore, firsr premium;
JsH. Phillips, second premium. al
lion / year and under g. A. a ALI
son, first premium.
Coli-W. c Philips, first premium; !;
] ii Pumps second premium.
MaFe-3 years and over, BHkley &
Higgins, tirs5 premium; Bafkley d
Huggins, second premium Mare 2
years and under 8, j. w. Greer, frs
premium; W. @. Philips, second pre-
MUM. Mar, 1 year and under 2, A.
w. Moore frst premium; A. w. Moore,
second premium.
Mare coit-W. c. Philips, first pre-
MUM.
CATTLE CONTINUED.
Work oxen-A. J. Peel, fret pre-
MUM.
Fat cattle-E. P. Haigler, half pre-
MUM.
Mich cows-Passed upon but not re-
ported by the Judges.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
Wilson Gang Plow ufacturipg
Company, premium; horsel breaking
plow, P. 81. Gerhard, prem,uh shove
plow, p I'll Gerhard, premium; sulky
plow, P. Il. Gerhard. premium; har-
row, P II Gerhard, premium; sulky
cuInvaLor, P H Gerhard. premium; !;
walking culuvator, P. Il. Gerhard,
premium; corn planter, p. II. Ger
hard, premium; harvester and binder,
p. Il. Gerhard, premium; moving
machine, p III. Gerhard. premium !;
.mut machine, P. H. Gerhard, pre-
MUM grain drill, P. q. Gerhard, pre-
MUM; sind mil. james II Tevis frs
premium; John A Webb & C =, SEC
ond premium; cotton gin, P. II. Ger
oard, premium; hand corn she Ter, p.
Fl Gerhard, premium.
Dsp ay of farm lmpiemeDts-P. Il.
Gerhard, premium; stationary engine.
| p. Fl. Gerhard, premium; Prtahh
engine, D. June g. Co., premium
B.nd ssw-P. H. Gerhard, pre-
MUM.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Pair blankets-Mrs. L. E. Anderson,
frst premium.
PAN hearth rug-Miss Lsurs Myers,
6rsJ premium Mrs. Charles Peak,
second pr MUM.
| Woolen koit socks or stockinge-
Ms. S. S. Iully, first premium.
Cotton knit socks OF st1ckiugs-MIsl
Laura Myers, first premiUm.
Specimt dsmiDg-Mlss Laura Ny
era, first premium.
| Hank Of woolen yaTn-Miss Laura
Myers. frst premium.
Hsnk OF cotton yarn--Miss Laura
MFers, 6rs- piemium.
WOoien or calico patchwork quilt
Me-. L B. johnson, frs prem um.
Six quiit--Mre. Mary Nick .nney,
fr~l premium.
Wooien coyerlet--Mrs. L. z. AndeT.
son, fret pfenium.
Cotton csverlet-Mrs. L. E. Aader-
SOD, first premium.
White quilt-Mrs. r. A. BlAndford,
first premium.
Sperimrn cotton embroideTy-Mrs
c. w. Barns, first premium; Mrs.
w PJindextef, second premium.
WOosted embroidery-Mrs. Waite
Tipps. fret premium; Mrs. Brooks
second premium.
Linen tmbTmderF-Miss r. W. Stan
lsy, nrst premium; Miss Aoilie Wnne
SECOND prsmium.
six embroieery-Mils Jennie Co.
hen, frst premium
Cut WoEsied work-Mrr. I. w. Pom.
dexter, fist premium; Miss 81. PEI.
kins, second premium.
Applique xoyk-Ars. G. w. BnrnE
first pr nnun; Me-. D. +. Wight, sec
oDd premium
/ Hem stitching Mics +. ". sanleT,
first preminn: Miss r. DuPfe, second
premium.
> Laes w0rk-Mrs. L. J. DuPre, ar.I
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Angora G as Buck. W. w Heupt,
fret premium; Fred Steiz ug & B a.,
:, cond premium. Eve, Fed Seeing
& Bro, first premium; w. w. Haupt.
second premium. F ock, not less than
than five, Fred Steiz ng 81 Bro, first
premium; w. w. Haupt, second pre-
MUM.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-28
TAXED UNTIL Acknowledgment

TAXED UNTIL ABANDONED. Several
I .fllsusaud pieces Of brooklyn property
? HAVE been taxed until the owners have
lost power and inclination to redeem.
The sffeSrs dus tho city amount "a
Sl0.qlS.625. aud the delinquent proper
ties number I'll 500. To advertise then,
, according tolaw will entail bill upon
tho city Of $!S6. 900. Tie last lands
sold there for taxes were disposed Of ia
1879. and then tterc were no bidders.
The city had to take the property and
pay the bills, aud was no better of
than before worss Cd, II anything.
The city authorities are in quands
II nmunicirsl debt amounts to nearly
any million dollars. or nearly hun
dred doNsrs for every man. woman and
, child In The city. The interest on thls
enormous debt. added 70 tho ordinary
Sxpsnses, requires IN immense annual
revenue. oat Of all proportion to the
TAXABLE wealth Of the people. Who iiud
! thsmsslvesunabls TO turn thar property
: ints entn fce anything like what Il OH.
: oinslly cot them. and uho further hnd
thesf property NOT worth redeouiue
whea aDvstal ysar6 unpaid ta1m AAvs
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-28

Colon PREpoxDERAT1xo.-Ths South
Carolina school attendance for the year
1889 Vas 122 1853, of whom 5S.36S
we're white children and 64.095 black.
The school teachers of the State num-
bered 1916 colored and 1000 white.
Eiueationsl matters in the State are in
excellent condition, il Official reports
are to be believed /; neither rare being
favored to the detriment OF the other,
and Doth being in . better way than
ever before.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-28

- Ra1oentb nag eoasalt b. lsstee. sscsiving ths
49, s11sneig9 . -nlline, sby answering the
following ousstions:
I. Give yoU name and post-of.cs address
fouaey nd 1o1fs. aad yow near~ss sxpsss1 once
80 ~ go md - k#k
~ A0o6a0o0toD t.Ssa-sA u s4s-~@es
{. Married q stngisi
3. Hight, weight NO and 10 ksaltki
.. How los9 Aavs yoo bssa s1eki
]. YooH eu0plax1on. eoloe q haIe and eyes?
.. Have yoa . osoopdng - erect eattf
D. 2olato without reservation All you know
ahoat your cass. EEelose one dollar - consults,
e1eotoo. yOuS le11ee viii then receive cur s1een-
doo. I'D - viii Owe yoR the nature Of youe
dtssass and oar candid sptnion eoEes; ming
cure.
Competent RhyEleia1s attend 70 eossuspoa6ssce.
AL leeteso oaoald b e1heesood 10 DispensaRy.
l9i1 1llbest stssse. PiiIsdsiphis. PA
h. T. HELMBOLD.
DsuRgist and Chemist,
Philadelphia. Pa.
SOLD GvEavvsmGaG.
jeSAsV1y
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-28

TWILL GIVE INSTRUCTION IN WAX WORK
w and will make Wreaths. Crosses and Bou.
qusts or any kind Of Wax Work to order.
Rssidencs--Mil Street, one door above Mitch.
ellis Harness Shop, Seattle, W.T.. dl7dlm
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FAULTS OF OTHERS.

What are others faults to me?
I've not vulture's bill
To peck at every flaw see,
And make it wider still.
It is enough for 10, to know
I've follies Of my own;
And on my heart the care bestow,
as And let my friends alone.
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~Assnts for State Investment and
Insurance conspany--Fire and Ma:
vlno.
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accumulated upon it. The situation Of
the debt-burdened communities OF the
older States is deplorsble in the ex-
treme.
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TO THE unfortunate.

inal Weak moss. Isnpeleney. eight 49,
dreams. pimples on the face. and loss - sss1
can positively be cured. The sick ens q ~
shouid no. fail 70 call upon hIm. IL
has Travelled exfensivsiy In Europe. ano - .s:.ssS
thoroughly the various hospitals thess. ~ ~
. great deal Of valuable inf0rmation. W. - ~
IL competent 10 impart to those In $50
sersircs. DIR. 0IBBON Will make re ......[
unless he e1ect . cure. Peysons g
muaicatioas sarictly eonAdestial. Ten 81
one but the Doctor. peSeooe wrtlne - ~
Tor Will plesse stsis the name of ths ~
srs this advsrtissmsnt 10. Charges rsee.s -
Call or write. Address DIR. !. =. OlDDUS.s.s r
medicine.
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eco vsst in yous ovn tsva. 49, ~
3OU euiAt ire. Addrs0 y. 1Axfals
Hostland, 1aine.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-18

change very moderate and jobbng trade demand;
Medium and Low Grade Winter Wheat Ext5ss rather m9Ts %
Extrs a S. ass Is for the West iads 6sOO bills hGne
bbls Clear slas4 S5 800 bbs do. tor April - 10; and
l4Oo bbs straight - 75e - 20 s51 Sg" No, = =.
1900 bb Winter wnca Extra. - 20 - 5 ma a,y -
incu lug 800 Extra state AZ w. o Tie sales $500 bb
for export Quotaons: ~ S1pernns; ~ 20 %
fa1e2 " do IS soSsi So Common Gocd EErs Wsstern
to Coco Extra Round Hoop ono 81 75SsS ,Icn 30,
Goo6 % Gho'es Go stsSa sn9 NR@Toa ,,ra gol ~ 80
asi straight - ds5 so Paen 20 s. WITH cue % OF
SO Psir Fs 10 Good Il o5s . o. Good 70 Chsce Pam
v - Is: Patent Winter whear So 5oGsa I5
and uncbsnred sales 200 6bsi Common Choice Extra
steady slss 250 bbls. Supernne - 75qSS ~ ioS
MEAL duI; Brandyw!ne, . % yellow western - Io"
GRiiN-wHEAT-M Market fairly active, and Winter
on ~ MspSsnye m spna Wheat quiet Win
S9t 9esfsa . hfPTT ai9re IN 7Se 7o bush SPOT nca1e SO
bush Rejected sprng, sa.Oe 800 bush 20 sdo
bush Tnsraded Winter Red, 81 o6dtI ~; 80 3pih
al ~ e 4o1 bush No Red 81 i5aSsi is nearly al
49, and Il e h%seT Sa T ffs r. SEQ ban
lAmDT, q liasl l. 200 bush S4sn No ksd Re- Il 30
bush White q 3sgsl o. lP2g@ w,g hush 10 sSs Mnif I
5000 bas state White 81 tssd s ~ r939 l999o w6ia 9Hfe
W4e canada y II n I, bond MaTe ang sO 2;
asked s6oGj bush DO AT ii I3adsl a. closing Il lS
BID 1 6cS Sg. Sa.R G% %o n'y wife l 2afsS fsPE
closing Ia. nd 81 u asked 5000 bush do April ~ =
cosing l3L bid 81 IA l. aske. $4,000 bush 10 Man l9
closing 4 bid 81 10 asSe 200 bqsh No Red M 9a[s n
bush do April Il l59asl 49, closing 81 l64 bd' II e2
asked iG 900 bush May II 1GaSl lG4e closing ~ ia
hid sl G asked 900. RY = dui 6Ol2a6lc for Western oO
a6lc Tor STATE 62i2c. for canada BA Riley S'eaay aH
sales. canada No. j Brght 81 uo1
81 O6; 300 bush. Poor Tworowed ooo State Se
5jc ..... BARLEY MALT unchanred sales 2OOOO DIsh
Prime Canada. Al 3d. PEAS quiet steady -, COlNI
Market a rl0e export ami local trade dem and me,
goad bust speculative account sales 31zTO bu-n
futures 10000 bush spot, including ULgfaled western
Mixed 45d4 l2c No g. 43 29l3ac: steamer Mixed - "a
44I,c' No 44b64istc. Old No. g. 45Sidi6c.: steamer
White IS c. steamer yellow. 44i.c Western Yellow fo9
closing 44c bid. Al &c asked do, April closing
44c bid a. &c asked do May. 44c mG 44 49, -
Warch closing q bid 7sc. asked Old do March SIC
bid 4sI4c asked OOu bush. No. April. 40 a454 4c
closing &c bid. asked 1900 BUSH do Nay 500
46lsc closing 45 &c bid acc asked OATS du lo"er
az lncludirg No 3 White. 81 435l 2c NO.
d 32c. No White. 3 a32 &C.; No. White. Soc Mixed
Western 32a33c White do, 32S4a3ic.; Mixed state 55c
White o. SAC Qc.... FEED quet.-.-BEANS stca y
moderate tTaae.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-18
THE STATE OF TRADE
EUROPFAN MARkET7.

rryrnpoot March Pork Prime Mess Eastern, STEADY
at 81 Western STEADY at 40. Baeon-Cum1erl'nn M Out
srev AZ y t short Rib steady * Long Ccar hruef AZ
2GHd: Short frmer Il p bd Htm-- Long ut nih' Il
a. yp ~Louder- .ea.ty at %. Beef-Iuda Mess htea
or -c EytTa Moss r1r nj ~ Prime Mes oteahy at II
iard-prime Western STEADY al Sd TalO~-Pfime olty
steady 80. ROsln
OmmOn drmer 4i6d Fine sady AZ 10 hd '
team CHOICE. dul at ~. Lard pH Gun al -, ~
-tafe iu ring No 3 dul AZ =, ~. =
Srrng none IN the market. Me-" western WlnIei & EuI
Winter dull at - ~. COrn -
Mixri. dun Al 46d per Genital Oid hlrtd "u,l ,, ~ ~
4 GENITAL. seed Ol-NeloW Aur'i' ~, ata
AZ D I'd R1up- Common London steady az 4Vl; uI
penne-Spirit- at London, steady al "a % ~,
Wh.at Atlantic ports. 24Zo qrr' i"i -
cine pors 44OO qrs other sources IoOO qs 'on
LIVERPOOL March l7-l23Op. Bacon 70 ~ per oT,,or
ong clear Mddes and q 9d for short lear nut- dl
"a "a nor ,rt tnr Ameucau Pork 90 bb Tor Prime
Mess Beef, II per tierce for Prime Ness ,.. ooc.,
LONDON, March ia .. m.-Sprls ni IclIovu''
peT ga Sulr OF Trpeutne - az 3D. per c"t Llhseed
Oh aI no MaTeb Petroeum 2-'s for tine pale
Arnrr
New-York tribune., 1879-03-18
Lard In fair demand . steam.

sSs @ . .S5ys; SSss
sa saren and Ag 6z2sS buyer nay ,2 snort Mn 5s
Clear sdss So whsEey in good dsnand At fa price,
at - o. Butter steady AMI unchanged snsar eaay ana m
gh sS 09es3 90 Psckng o. 9oSsi l. 5 6gtsaeT' 81 10
DETRon March I7.-Flour Grm good demand sales.
s9C S6 y TSs q e % w %he2t MI9 % Mich mSa q
March 81 Ot'SsI ot9i April 81 05lt nay 4 oscr %S2e
10, i yellow. Zoe: High MlIsd. SSc. no. Mixed.
% pc 80 Mixed oas quiet s,, ana ,o SCARCELY zee
Mixed 3Oa3Oac. 10 Mixed 20c. Clover seed.Primee'
ReceptsIFouf 300 bbis. wheat. 1900 bush, corn.
Wheat % Oasn oo6 aIs Ss sc CORN S' 500 6R 6a s6 bush
PnLlDELrnIA March l7-Four inactive superfne 81 20
nesota Extra Family Medium 81 80; do. Very Choice,
q - 81 SO So Fancy = = 40 DO r,Hig gh s5" Ono d9
Fancy, s5 8 Wheat PaeDt in small lots & 50 25S 80,
changed. Corn Meal neglected nominal 81 so free on
22setsd @ and e ghaT Red track and
gain depot, 81 l3 Pelnsylvania Amber track e d ~
NAV. sold 81 lllt RYE steady Pennsyyanis: 57G57 II,
In ted Western Rejected track and IN grain depot 80
!? & 90 do q. steameT & 90 SG4S S M tra ssS IN grain o
81 - Yeo% On rS S. a9a active R s9 GS2 w &
ana gram Segot 34e3t Y &C. ps.HsTI %gs,sTn
a1n 7an ass ssc iS9E DEMAND steady
City Mess. sl2 5OaslS; Hams. Sis 5OG$l2: P9.s0
Hamssmoked gdloc.. in salt aud pcke 7'4G-'lc; clear
salt and snEsT peked fafc: smoked 'a5c Dressed
Hogs. SJGt5 50. Lsrd-Wesern tcs 6i4d 7c; Butchers
"a a6lc. steadyi Creamery EIua, 4a26e Brad
fort County and Nrw-Y,rk Extra, 2OG2lc.; western
Reserve Extra, l6dlsc do, Good to Choiee l2g
Rolls Pennsylvania Extras, l20l4c western
Extras I4dlGe. Eggs easy Pennsyiyania isc:
Western, l7C. Cheese quiet Ne"-1olk Factory
Good 7asc Cod.e quiet steady: RIO. II te.; santos
fSeGlic LasGayra lia,c Maraca bo 1872 9e; Java
"A &C sugar duh weak 6Ad6a ac for Fair Refining 53g
Gc for Good eo Refnei fair demand ~ ady Cut LOlL
90 crushed s7.c Powdere SO GrAuulated shr;
gle steady &c. FOR SOC test SeedC0yer dull
5GGl2c Timothy steady, ~ 40dSl 80 Flax seed NauIe
43asl A.. Feed active firm Winter Bran "a I3asi2 D
Petroleum nrm Gases, &c; Refined StGS'c; crude o"
Sl.c. Whi4keY active: Western IL o. I.
n Lows, March l7.-Flonr unchanged Wheat higher No
Red Fail 81 ul3sdsl 029s cash; 81 O27s4$l OBS Apr
q oS6sl Oih May 81 03at Juuei No 90" ,sS 93 a.
81 7sG32lc April; 3Sasa33Hc. Nay; 34a34 2c June.
oats oner 26l4c. cash 2jc; bid April lye
duI aud lower 70 sell; 46i2c. bid. Whiskey
.sady 81 o. Pork higher Jobbng At $40 l5Gsi0 20
Meats higher; short Rio, a+S7 &C. cash 4St &C
May 5.U7 c buyer May. Bacon higher Clear RIBS 30 q
53jc: 3 Zoe. Lard dull and nominal Reeelps
FOnr 900 Ibis Wheat 43, ,uO0 bush Corn 7l,oO0 0ush
oats. 22Or0 bush Rye, 1000 bush. B1rc' 4jOO Ous--
s1pmenIs-FiOur, 1000 bbls.; Wheat 1000 BUSH
New-York tribune., 1879-03-18

Louisiana consols sold at 49494Sas, and N :
sour 6s of 1856 and 1857 at 1914. Other State
bonds were neglected. ,.
OF city bank stocks the only sales were Park C3f
at 100.
In railroad bonds heavy business was
done in Kansas Pacific, Denver Extension,
the trust receipts advancing to 1osl9 and
then rcacting to 1OGl2. coupon certificates
TO lO812, with later decline 10 1912, incomes
No. 1G to41l2 and GS of 1896 to 11G. Canada
Southern guaranteed frsts were strong ar SOG
797s, Kansas and Texas fir.ts at 5Sla57$l, New
York Elevated fir~ts at 1O53iGl0G jersey Central
con>ols az sill S5l2, and Hannibal and ST. Joseph
IS at 1OG Rock Island new fortyyears 6s selling at
112, Northwest gold bonds at 1O6ll. Wabash
seconds AT s2l2G S23 Great Western seconds at
S2asG S27s, ana It. Louis Division tirsts at 81.
Money to-day was decidedly more active, the
general rate on mixed stock Exchange collateral
being sac per cent, with exceptions as high as
: per cent. On Government bonds the common
rate was 3d4 per cent. Commercial paper of the
best grades still finds buyers ~ per cent. The
United states Treasurer al Washington to-day re-
ceyed $3.50, 900 in National bank notes fOrredtmp-
tion. The customs receipts were $40 900, a1d the
internal revenue receipts $3.50, 900. The following
is the Clearln 81 House ement to-day Currency
exchanges, 97S,46J,129; currency balances,
S3.s9O,47s.
Foreign exc nee was strong NJ annexed quota
tionS he selling rates bplup 1o0 81 lower:
New-York tribune., 1879-03-18
COTTON MARKETS

LIVERPOOL March 17-l23O p. m.-Cotton active and
frmer; Niddlng Upands. 52i; Mitdlng orleans, 5'-s
export ccepts i2-OO nacs, including 74jO bales Amer.
lca, Futures opened lad. better; Upland. Low Mldinng
Sl1 ais 5l' 'e9d, also d. DO MAI n
and Apr delivery, lai also. 57agd do A ri and May de
ITliv M also 52lai also 5osl 10, August
ami september devary. 5sd: sent mber AMI october
delivery 53d; shipped February and lrcn, sa J'l5u
free sellers ~ last Quoi a0ns
yFgPoOt March l7-5 b. m.-Ine sales II Cotton Today
tncln. .ed r.. 600 bales American. Futurs tu. -.
BALTIMORE, March l7-COtJon firm Mi0dlng s@6 'I'sc&
MdiUg, J2c Good ordinary, 'sc net It'.lFt- %
Ia gross receips 234 bales exports t. Great Bra 32
baes cOastwIse 80 bales sales, 20 OaIes st'A oV4U
giRrrsroy March 17-Cottou sreadg fair demand Mid
Mldliiug. c. Good Odu1r'. &c. net re-
criuts u the Contn'n 1J bales coast
wise 2j7 bales sale. COO bales stock, s.3,I Ja,es -
BALyE-TOV March l7.-tOttou strong; Addlng, 3'sf.:
Low Adtng &c Good Ordinary. $50: net receipts Log
4j4 bales. coastwse. 3J9 bales SAFES l2i6 Oaes stock
NFgPHf. March 17-Cortou stron1 nt'ding. Pi2c re-
ceIps Gj Bales shipments 900 bales saee 4[OO bAles
NOM March I7-Cottou firm Midtluo. s7s". Low Md
ding gi.. Ordinary &c; net re'tlpa, $40 Dd r@
sales 1000 Dacs eXpOIs cOda"lse 80 oe 7'cN ooo'0
NEw.ORtEAvs March l7.-Co'ron strong Mildng 9iec /;
Low NtdtUug Sic. Good Ordinary &C. net receipts 4iO5
bales. gross $40 bales sales 1900 OaIes stOcA ZJo-t
PGLApFLPwA March 17-Coiton finn; Midilng, loc;
low Nd4-ug. Good Ordinary. 9i4cs ne lectlpt+
81 bales. gross 5j7 bales sales, ga bales spnners 51v
Stv,yySH March I7--Cottou firm: Mddlne 9qc. Tow
MlddlinQ GDpt Or riinarv S'ff net recri,i@ l,Co
bales expOr the Continent G.-jZ ba es coast"lse - -
bales: 800 Oa.es last evening 100 DaIes sIoeA -
ST LoCIs March l7-Cotton firm b gler IiedLn2 &c
7so Good OriiUgf" Si rtceute, ~ Glri
shipments 2Jj Ules sales 2o' bales ScA <o30o O"i'''