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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-09
By dickinson &fhe"uirg.
Real Estate Agents ana Agents Nir:iE.2 IInMcr%-
ton Society. Richmond, Va.

A FINE FARM FOR SALE AT AtC-
IA TION.-At the request pf N" ""neE ~ WI
sell at public auction, on The rrriIiist. rn fll'Al
July 25:h. At l O'Clock z. VI FlRST-tLANN
FARM, we'll ihiprorrd and admirably !"cAtec, c't-
tanning $50 ACRES. ss:unte4 in, Spo:.yiyahla
county, Va. SIX miles from FreIcr!ck>hnrS. ana on
the public read leading from FTad.rics.bsrs 10
Richmond residence ni the isr Judge Brooke, "i
the Supreme Court OF Aprral>j. Five hundred
acres In tnc state Of ca,!r1!o; balance In or,%t-
nal forest II Is vded mo iive fields, with never
falling stream RAISING through each: orchard Or
four acres in full bearing EElCk DWELLING,
con;aIptng eight ROOMS with necessary cosc'-. &C.:
nice FRAMED COTTAGE in the yard: Foul:
FRAMED HOUSES OF t"p rooms each. Zoe Iih2F-
crs: out buildings ample ana II 20 repair: t"O
m :Ics by 4 good road from summit station. on ~"
Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad. ihciG -
all Ipcxbatstible lDarl-b.d OH tue place.
Tbs.properiy wiz be sold At a ErGa. s.crhce IN
order ID debts n by thccS'a'c or thr ia'c
owner. Conveyances viii lie At sgmuii station 20
meet perSous wishing 10 attend TIE s,iie
TERMS: Liberal. and m de kn"~E Il! DAY OF sale.
For further particulars AMY IN -
DICKINSON = CHEW Ming.
Auctiouccrs, Richmond, W..
&c 80 RI 1S.2lS2A.6I
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By George =. Vashon & Son, Auction@erS,
No. 7 Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" TILE VACANT LOrOS TIT. EAST SIDE OF
FOURTH STREGT BETWEEN CANAL AND
BYRD STREETS AT AUCTlnS.-ln pursuance
OF 4 decree OF Tie Ciiincery Court 81 The CITY Of
Richmond, entered on the 81 day of July, 1879. In
the suit nf Mason rs. Tun.tall and others the un-
dprsigued. lis special commissioners. will sell the
REAL ESTATE above mentioned II public auction.
on the pr, misses. on MONDAY. the l4th day OF
July. 1879, 1T O'Clock +. 81. This lot has front
of 22IS feet on Fourth street, running back -f.ct
r. private residence, Us i: is 10 GSlnbe's Hill
Park.
TERMS: Ore third cash: balance n six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, " IN interest
atldcd-ttle 10 lie retained until the whole purchase
money is paid and CONVEYANCE ordered by tie
Court. a. X. COLR
iyo Special Commissioner.
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BY Richardson & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
ll13 Main street.

A VALUABLE BUILDING-LOT NEAR
n TWESTY-FIFTH AND VEN Is L r
STREETS, CHURCH HILL. BY AUCTION.-We
shalt self by auction, Oh the premises. on FRIDAY
the 18th day Of July. 1879. ut D O'Clock z. b., 4
LOT OF LAND about 60xi0 feet, IN The rear Of
Ashnry. chapel. on Twcnty-ffth street between n
and streets. Church Hill.
TERMS: One third cash: balance In three and six
months. negotiable notes given for the deferred nay
ments, with Interest added aud secured by deed OF
trust. 49,. RICHARDSON L CO..
jy 3 Auctone-rs
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The English factories act requires that
no wonan shall be employed continuously
for more than four hours and hail.. After
working that length OF time she must have
rest. -a ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-09
BY j. Thompson Crown.
Real Estate Agent ana huc;!n@""c,
lib Main street.

MISSIONERS' SALE or \ bHI' X
TACiIED, OH CLAY STREET, AND Two
FRAME STORES IN REAR. FKDNTING ~
BROOK AVENUE.-Hy virtue II Il drriet - Il j.
mond Chaucery Court entered .tpr.l -. : -, y I
suit styled Graham nnc ais eS. Wrr.!en n as H..
undersigned. special commissioners srU0w'H
therein will sell i. public auction. "u :ha rIrT, e.
MONDAY. July 18th. at Il Uc'Uc. l.. NJ, El!l' h
DWELLING No. III wrst Gay >:re.t ~. .'
fronts 8 7 feet inches mo:- or !.s.. on said :.
street between Adams street AM Fro" sven" ,1.i
has depth Ur ll5 feet. with 4 tug"';t a. ."'.-
trance TO an alley 90 feet wide.
The FRAME STORES on B:o)S oTsnlr tI"n;
80 feet inches, with depth OF 81 fec. VIII! iol-
foot alley on the east side.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance ~ six. '-''vr,
and eighteen months negOt!a c ilu Tut r.l '!.
ed. ana title retained III NJ TIC puccni,'-iH"r: II
paid and conveyance ordered ~ he Court
ROBERT STILLS.
Henry q. tAN*u>.
Commissioners.
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J. THOMPSON BROWN. Aurtiorccr.
~ Franz d. Sampson.
Peal Estate Agent Auction"cr, az: EpirrY H-'.'',
Il Office corner OF Nr:ii AMI Ei!!l s.:7C:s
Manchester ~

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ NAl.I-
oABI.E FARM AEnUI liE& MlLE~ ELN
CLOVER HILL. CliE>TFREigL IL COT y -.
VA.-Bv virtue of 4 decree ~ IL 'ireH ."'.. 81
Chesterfield county. cn'ercj MAY ~. 1917. 80 ;.'
suit OF = l.. W. Moore ~. trrriIiI- a::Hl!!'i'.'l
and ais" we. the under>irU,- special "'-nn -
ers, viii sell by, public a"c.'"n; ~ ~ ~
Court house. Oh the liih Giv ~ JglY. II ~ \,
O'Clock L. " That FARM, ~ TRACT ~ LANH.
OF which John T. Gresham dr.: >irEci ,Ht r. 49,,
ed, containing SIX HIAD%Lo mp w.
ACRES, Wing and being abtIt STr gI!ic, irg1! -
yer, Ill., Chesterfield comfy. "a. ~! 80 H".'-
the lands of William WllRllrol@ T. W. N't""",
aud others. COMFORTABLE DWELLINGS 49,!
necessary oHi.onildlnSS.
The said sale Is made at thu r:sk and cost. q.
Clarence Or, s!!. III. The former purchaser thereof.
TERMS: One th!ri cash: ana IN" -! 10" Ul'h
credit. If uuc ard ;wo years. TIE Iur iscr !" sN'-
cute notes for The deferred payments. ntrr"N' '1I
from day Of safe. ana The It'll" retained uriI u"
whole Of the purchase money j. paid md convey
ancc ordered by the Court. ,
- .." e. e.. NLRtE.
MEADE Ih~klN~.
Special Commissioners.
FJ. SAMPSON. AucrIaHecr. " %.s&!2
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FURNITURE.

GPECIAL NOTICE--LARGEA.
- STOCK ON EASY TERMS OF PAY-R
MENTS. AT Low PRICES, FOR THE NEXT ~
SIXTY iDAYS-We.c call attention of all whoS 4
desire 10, purchase FURNITURE, OF. any kind to
our large and select stock, most OF which, being
bought for Oh are prepared to offer greater In
ducements than otherwise both a. 10 terms and
prices. We have some fpe PARf.OR AND CHI AM
Der SUITS which We will c'oie out at 5 sacrifice.
Full line OF cheap; WALNUTlANUP0PE FUR
NITURE; .YS4eE. CARTWRIGHT &SOS,
jy2.3m 16 Goyerkornor street.
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LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.

The subscriaer has fitted up in connection with
his extensive stables one of the most .,..... .
COMPLETE AND CONVENIENT 'BAZAARS
o be. found In this country: and having every ia
cility for the accommodation or stock, respectfully
.ollcitS consiGpmeats Of
HORSES, MULES, AND, VEHICLES,
of every kind, promising hat all stock. &c, con-
signed 10 him shall have every attention, ana re-
turns promptly made. q, ~. -
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made when required
-5-a THE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces .cOnsignments Of almost every variety OF
vehicles for pleasure and work-purposeS. a< also
HARNESS Of every description. All articles In
this department will be sod at lowest wholesale
manufacturers prices. and inno INSTANCE VIII any
deviation from such prices be made. Parties wish
ing 10 purchase will find it to their lnt"restto ex-
amiue this stock OF vehicles. &c.
My STABLES are new. OF LARGE CAPACITY,
and afford every convenience for dr0rers.
Parties desiring purchase for their ewn use or
the trade Will find large stockto seIect from.
AUCTION SALES every WEDNESDAY and SAT.
URDAY 1T 10 O'Clock 4. d. -.
80 JOHN u. DAVIS, Proprietor.
r. r. Cook. AuctoIeer.
RICHARD ScLATER, Manager.
j. NJ. PACE. Salesman. - .,ss.f - my IT
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WEpNEspA !. say! UI1 9. 80.
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- ..Ii.xsnrlRts . sIy,aYo. 8

SUICIDE BY CREAATION.-[C Cincinnati COM
nerciat l. Fremont, Mich, july :ls-TTA ter
rible tragedy took place here Yesterday.
Ira CogsweR was superintendent OF the
Greenwood Ocean Company and admins
traitor Of the estate Of Joseph .Stebbins. In
terested parties were working to have
him removed from the :executorship.
This worried him, and as the settle
ment, which was TO take place on Monday,
would have probably found him UMPIRE
pared, he had told some persons that be
would show the Judge OF Probate a trick
with hole in it; and he did. He told his
wife he was going to kill himself, and told
her to get ready to die, but she pleaded that
she was anprepared, aud he excused her for
few minutes while he gathered the Steb-
bins-estate papers and some money, about
$4,000 altogether, the township-bo &C.,
which he placed In the stove and burned. He
then poured kerosene over the premises and
setiton FIRE. His wife, seeing that he could
not be deferred from his terrible work, es-
capped from the house, and be followed her
and tried to persuade her to die with him,
but used no violence. Z She refused to join
him. and then fiHgl1g her pocket hook Of
her own, stepped back into the house and
locked the door and, was consumed lin the
house, The Gorone inquest has been
held, and rendered q verdict 10 accordance
sAssith the above, faetsu siugularly hough,
man y,sof his neighbor think he " as sane,
and did &c rather. than face asettle nients o. y
{ the Stsbbins estate.
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q The writing telegraph. which repro dlees
The messages rent In almost perfeg faet
sin,ile OF tie Sendar, has been fitted pup 6e.
tween Waterloo aid Working, q disttnce OF
! some "a ststY.six miles. and according tothe
Echo has been. working very well. enc ne sn-
strument itssH recent an Invention 2
have vet reached sysn DIN 81 f,roaeli 70 'per-
1ecisSsn. Z bnt lha defects made evident iD
practical W,orklag have 90: far been
fefnedied. and s.H Ia clear that us g
!, fniss insaS SEmank VIII shortly be- ayail.
able: jsa great dysntase sisy thAt Tue
fnstrun,sht sssaEitS automatic OF The feceiv.
ms ~: ana dnsS lot require the constant
Satssadsnee 1f u fkss is gfites HI nlessagss
( AZ Totlo ~ ffsfa: and theY can sbe cut ton
I sid ssentto their destinati ons as 0pportil.
mn p6sr l,at Il ~ lm n point. bs.:
cause IL IRaIl known tliaf the time Easted
( III eslIlne aud III 0bfS Inn ths tenti0n nf
stbe TscStges 5aS exceeds y aiat fQt&rea s1ds
( the setnsl aandi Ding ei the rieisae
Fork lqarasd.
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SIssil. 81. ! no Philadt iphIa Tinaes:l

nave never DelleYeu Tue COUSlituciOu OI
the United States was a good one, and as an
original question would never have voted
| for it-butI was not the blatant secession.
let that have besn representative is, up
Ia The time that l thought there was no peace
or security for my people in the Union.
Then I determined to lead them out OF a
compact that was protected by nothing
but good faith; was shown to have. no
good. faitt, back OF it. My first vote
was for Andrew Jackson. but fell out
with him about tue, qualification trou-
bies. In 1850 I supported the Clay COM
promise very strongly. Many OF my con-
stituents were hot-headed then, but 1
thought the union could be saved, ana
stood by Mr.. Clay. 1t has never been M!
custom to consult my constituents on pup
lie matters. When, therefore, they became
angered at my adherence tothe compromise
that promised to save the Union, Iony
stuck to it the ctoser.I saw III IL a ta,r.
liberal, atatesmanlike concession TO Tue la
natioisupof the North, and as such iavor-
ed IT, position was! made an an issue en ~
sa.ssssSalted. 4 came home to defend.it. i
III lied with Howell Cobb, who was con-
snieuons lust then for having refused. TO
SION the sssoutherns address," and with
Alec sfet,tiiens, who Stood upon about the
sarhe ground / did. n Obj ran Tor Cow
/ eEnnr. Mr. Stephens for Congress, and !
fought Tor my record. .fs. -
e Whipned the tireseaters out and CAR
Triad 4 the j. State. handsomely. / stood by,
| these Views oof compromise in the Union
substSuttaIiy, Until after the failure Of The
lEntfensfeH compromise. Ia The cafnpafgn,
Iioi iS8b I suppd stad ! Brec kinridge in that
tesispaign. Mr. Stephens supported Doug
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our failure. DaflSclS q remurKaDle Char
acter. lie Is good writer, and that is all.
He was slow man, and always acted rash
ly OF last. HIS delay was not caused by der
liberation, butwasa combination of.yariety
and "a refusal to think. He is q very small
military man. His idea Of war was based
on the experience in the Breckenridge cam
puign. I told him that ninety per. cent. Of
war was business that we must organize
victory rather than trust to fighting entire
ly. I urged him to ssend to England to buy
FALL the arms there. He ordered 5000 rifles.
Joe Brown had more arms for q long
time than the Confederacy had. Under
preteuce OF giving Unionists time to leave
the South, kept our ports open for
sixty DAYS. No new Government ever
started with such unlimited credit as we
had. We had any amount OF cotton offered
us, and urged Mr.. Davis to send this to
England rs fast as it could be carried and
buy ships and arms with it. We could
have borrowed any amount we wanted
The first loan was $50, 600, when it should
have been S5,000.000. But 1t seemedto be
impossible to get the Government to look at
the matter in a 9serlous Light. Iadvanced
some 5000 myself for Different, etc.
Semmes was there begging for cotton and
pledging himselfs to. bring bach ships and
arms for every .bale:he took He finally got,
I thibk;; 300 baleslra asi SO
The financial reeofd OF; the ConiederacS
was failure that Won Ia have been 1udicrous
had it not been SO serious. With unlimited
credit, backed By O. rich and patriotic peo-.
pile, Sand controlling sthe leading stapleiof
the world, our bills were soon so low down
that twas said Che experiment run the
presses all dayaand the sniggers run them
tn1f;nit hti ad the sfifk sjy TVS i13va ~ tha
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-28
ID. III. HASKELL,
TOWNSETEAGENT, &. p. II. II.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town of Winnemucca, are
hereby notified that all applications for the same,
or ON business relating thereto, should be ad-
dressed to the undersigned at San Francisco,
at the Q. =. r. r. office where they win receive
prompt attention.
Those occupying lands belonging to the com
pany, without having bought or leased the same,
are also notified to attend TO the matter without
delay and avoid trouble.
nol9 D. HASKELL.
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The undersigned having opened an office at
2133 Mission street, San Francisco, will receive
and promptly attend to all orders for any DIS
SCRlPTl0N OF MERCHANDISE, SELL ORES.
BUY AND SELL STOCKS. Mrs Thompsoti
will personally attend to the purchase of goods
for Women and Children. The business ex-
peri ence of both is a guarantee that they will
givecsatisfaction HOMAS THOMPSON.
de .I7'7S-tf.
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LOTS! L@TSa! LOTS!:

SPRING CITY, NEVADA
Lots can now be procured in the fourishing
mining camp of Spring City, Mount Rose Mining
District, Paradise mines by applying to the un-
dersiened, the regularly authorized agent for
the sale OF the same, by letter or in person.
HARRY WARREN.
Nov.sB. 1873. Spring City, Nevada.
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LOOK HEREi

Having received large lot of Moulding from
Chicago, am now prepared to make all kinds
of
PICT L II K FIR A M ES.
Repairing Furniture and Sewing Machines
speciality.
Lounges and Mattresses of every description
made TO order.
Perforated Chair Bottoms constantly on
hand.
Saws filed by machinery at MY SHOP, ON
Bridge Street, above Leyy's store.
GEO. r. WALKER
winnemucca, July Is, 1878
, 1879-01-20

ts'A The marker closed firm nj Alout 81. III fnr
u'd rpet, 6. toe q. III tor rev hpnt or srvr Ian
nasE ST. tata t7!4 for Frn:narr. 81 7i&c9. 10 for
Matr'l. an.i 81 .Aths.In's fur April.
Primo mess por. was Tnotct at 81. b0i5S. 90 and
ettrs pfIHic At SsL Tlv1 1.Ml
eo.ed is;e "'vc III ,n}s.t nf,ces 81 f,t,
sa4. wcso rrporte, af o. Utr0 lea seller Fcbrnary At
s. IL. $50 les relter March Al 5.if!tt
Total, ~. 10 tcs. The market cI...csl srnsty
~ 5s;at". s7!t Tor cash Or te1lcr Lanuaty. 3!.tND
,.Et for Fchrnaty. 81. o.! :Gkt o. seller March,
md 80. l2!f !fGlt. Ii seller tpril.
MEArs--Wete again scfvo In short rtbs. with
lt!ld doing otherwise. The market advanced 12!i
prices nseycnteu ahipncra fsan, n,,crnttng. Sale.
wefe reported Of 100. too lha shoulders at Sl.lu
for March and 81 20 for Apr,l Uu. tOU lbs atort
ttht At 81 10fEf. Il for February. i1nia!.:ln for
March. $l3a!i4 Otto for April, $i.aTs4,5o for
Nay. nnd si.g:ti fnf tHnn. Thrr. lut!nwtnr wcrc
, 1879-01-20

tof0ro characttrfzing them. tfrpCcrtcs met
with lihcrnt general demand aud wcro firmly
held. Co'rccs elnwed :: slight upward te,lsicn.
ev, AMI sugars, rice, spitcs, ANIL teas weEo nlto
hci1 with confidence. In the tirtrl-irutt MARKET
there WAS more dining thnn IA usual tu the sea
son. bath domestic and foreign varieties beEuE
frcry dealt in. Prices wcre nRain quoted flrtn
throughout. the list. Cnnncd cot'as arc nctisc
nnd 7rtnt with pouches (which ARE very scaree)
hn1 some other lines tcndinR upward. Fish
werc dul1 aud nominal. Otis wcro without
change In price. Tho leather, bagRtng, AMI to-
bucco markets were without now features
Coal WAS fairly actirc n1,l firm.
Tho 1nmpcr market was stcnty, and the sales
liberal for mfIxlntcr. The shipments Include
lumber that wns r4,ntractetl fur during the fall,
and Is now being delivered. All tho reports
from the pncrica indicate that large quantities
Of loga have bccn banked, an.i that the men arc
ht,sy getting out many more. The winter has
tccn vcty favorable for logging on tho southern
peninsula OF Michigan, mud good work has been
tlune til the northern part of The State, and In
Wisconsin, though mol under s,tch excellent
circumstances, tho supply of snow there having
been insufficient. The sales Of wood, brooui-
cor,l, and hsI,s were ANAL. Seeds wcrc firm
au.1 quiet. liay sold readily At recent prices.
The receipts Ut potatoes weru larger, and tho
fnarkc. not 30 strong. the retail trade having
suddenly faticn OF, and buyers sectnetl IL be
whiting fur luwer range VI prizes. Poultry
was In la!r request.
Hail irctghts were quoted At tho following
rnnrc:
, 1879-01-20
S9l,b>J.DB


hoo rIODUCsTS-Wr A,ueh more active than
the preceding average vi tho wcek. anh again
stronger. Tho feeling IN pork was tla!ts buoyant,
ullI other product followed upward, though lnrd
VA. ut tir,ca neglected. Tue scceIptsof hoys vera
lnrgs tor Saturday, and tiso total for the week was
tho biggest Oh record, belng 1s:', D:s1 llyc, aud
20. 1G8 dressed; total. :0I, 10l; tha bea1 really
for ths week ending with Friday. Thur waa no
particular change In Tho Liverpool quotations, bNt
Now Ynrk VIVA influenced slightly upward BY tho
al,arp AdyHnce turt.
The following tablu shows tho number of ho0a
parxed nl thu points named siucn Sf,s. l, lB7a ut
compared with tho returns Ut previous seasons.
aud tho total packing Of thu season of l877.H:
, 1879-01-20

Withdrawn from st0ru during Friday for
city consumption; 3SJl bu WHEAT, I'D bu hurley,
Thu following grnln WIS !pspuvted tnto store
Ia thlA city Saturday mar1tng; 10 cars Su,-3
winter wheat, ~ cars No. ! hard, " ez,rs M.
, spring, III cars No. g. do, IS cars rejected, .
eara nu grade taj0 wleat); cur No. corr, n
ears high MIXED, - cars nrw do, ~ turs new
mixed, D.. cara No, rorE,, II cars ilo RrAtiu t!M
corp}; ~ cars whItu cats, II cara No. = mtxctl .
cars relectcd III oatsl; ears NJ. 2 ryc, :! curs
no gradu; J cars NJ. ! harley, rnrs No. 8 do,
: cars extra, . cars fcetl ~ i@rey} Tutal, h..5
eara, or s:D,Oo0 bu. Inspected cut: v.7l0 bu
wheat, 20, ,az bu coru, 21d hu oats, 1870 bu bar.
ley.
Tho following wcto tho receipts and ship
n,cEt1 nf bfeaststufs anu lya stuck at this point
during the past wick, and for thu corresponding
, 1879-01-20

Long clears quoted at t3tE; 1ooso anil ~. IL
boxed; Cu1nbcrands. 4A@l4ssc boxed: 1on7.cut
hams. :oS1t.ic: s"cct.pcktel hans. H'71!sc for
~ to 10 n Ascfhgr: green hams for saHo
AVERAGES: green shsnltlers. 1IGt:c.
Maton lnntcd At !. ..ff+!ic for shoulders. 4a{M5c
tor short rit>. 5sss'ic fot sGor! clears. fV7]se
for hams. MI caavutch at,d packed.
t'nEstE-Was nnotea At 4.,ett,c for white, DO
4isc for Yellow ansl ;!tGcsc for brown.
HEEF rGUDtCrS-Wcrs rie7d: and 1ntct ut
81. 7htR. 10 fer rnca*. $S.5OG9B 70 fof cxtel ess
md Sta. 61Fh14 90 fat i.sy,t.
TAlLow-~Wns quiet 1t uD8Ac for city, and 6sf
Ode for country.
, 1879-01-20

F0kEl0Ns
Epfcfal nitpasrA 10 1as zriensA
LIVERPOOL. Jau. I'LL 30 :. pl.--Floua-No.1 l.
a24; No. =, lSs.
0nAIa.-Whcat-NIutsr, No. !. o.; No. z, B. Cd;
surtny, No. !, H. u; No. 2, u 10d; whi.s No. l.
u III; No. q. u ILL; club, NJ. l. o. I'd; No. g.
u I'd. Cora-Sew. No. i, :1.;'s; old. No. !, III.
puoy.sluxs-Eork, 4U.. Lard. 3ts~
L.yxurouI. Jan. u. .-t'orTus-Narkst III 1t
67.1gGsatd; sales. Il, COO oale4; speculation and
export, z, COO: American. 10, co.,
pAcoS-Loay elcsF. ais.
Luspox, Jan. lB.-NEvIxkp PkrnoLguA-Dx0
DEd.
L.Nakgp GlL-9i& 3d.
The following uess recsivcd BY tbs Chicago
Board OF Trade:
LIVERPOOL Jan. 18-11:30 =. m.-ftouE. 1870
aos. wheat-WihteF. u glttns; No. : spttuR.
u loiG. IL I'd: white, h 1ltttfs Aa; club D. 2dfb
o. ID tUtl1-New. a:.s "; old. :..:Is. furk, 40s.
i.ayaur.,o1, jan. ls-pei.aa ns.4 pork, Eastern.
4i4: Western. 404. uacon-Sew tHn,bsf.snls.
2:.s; sEost siAs, sit; lony clear. III; short
eIeaf, .4s III: shoulders. l!'s W. 1taMs. So,
Lard. als. Ieef-Prlu,s mess, new, 7ssi H.
Chrsse, Al. Tailow. :sIa ID.
LaspoH. Jsn. M.-lAfxksoot-Whsas uo-
, 1879-01-20


j. II. Drake {: Co. write as lo,lowA:
Private ntlsIccs from california nrc BY no mean.
encouraging NJ rcrnrtls ii,s crop. ami ,so asc s,d
tlsa tho scason hsars striking similarity 10 What
"rr5s%'s Il Eae.aa II I'D a con.nent there .ts i
Temporary imuse IN tue dcfnnntl, on!t meanwhile
Eluck. It cuul not be better tocnted to tnrcc nil
cxtrcmo r,se wncn Eng1n'i frsppeasH 10 ''ay frce.
X. and 'int sllu wilt rcsnpsnr M ono can tso'lt
lt9ht rtocks nbroad after sacl, unprecedented cz-
ports from kha country ss'sct t,st Nnns, one can;
wa raj. not spccuiatiyc. and II II eonsump!iyo
slcu,an4 on tho first hnli Of the crop ,eaf. whcn
the homegrown wheat nf Enrepo was by greatest
ns large, II not increased. demand The tec.,nu
half of tho crop year: Moro eHpscialls from l:tl.
nsat "a,'' took as H. das 81 sss h. Of hs Continental
I'VE eas mos iii to Hntwsrp osas os t"aa
to l;aisieaMx, uLoui two millions to DnnkIsk uvur
mtIlnn East to Rotterdam md i'osiu4a. while
SOUTH appear In tic lIs It IL 2osssbls that fore-
kreiuG tnelr want. the Continent hasu fni'y SUD.
piled 1t, bnt want tho crtanltty 10 Accept snes.
| low eDo. 10 tho contrary. VIC hro Of th9 nplnlon
that thu revolution cscaied by the npnl!anco uf
stem, 10 guicgtr an! chsnpcr transportation ILL.,
cre1ts thu lcccssitY FOR 1nrxu etueks In hietIcl.
| now the chief granny Of lhs wprtd. ani ltHn-
tshcA tro necessity uf hcsry stocka ~ Eur9ps. We
e. so%sse nt s' ta p M tG
rope. Which, ii wo mistake nut, viii increase
railer inan diminish III tnu scconi half of thls
| csop yaaf. -.-...-..
Statement showing foreign Invoice value and
duty paid On goods entered for consumpton al
the purt of Chirueo during thu week entllne
Jss,. 19, 18TH Thu selling value here is abou'
| $Qt I'M.
, 1879-01-20

Chtea9n pcr cent sewerage s1onRi. 10H elW
Chicago pcr &C Mt water loan fl6ng> .t101f t11Qt
Chict9o q per ennts, lunE... .slo1if slUtH
Chicago q per cents, short. -. ....s sl0l flu!
Cook County por cant bonds, .,..*1n7A s!0Nl
l,nok Cnt.nsy rcr cents, short. ,*1Oi s101
f,fncoin I'Ark ! rcr cent bonds, ,*ltr,t{ *lO3
TRY hallway tSouth aftlo}. tts5 :.;::
CITY Hallway ttycsl S!hct.... ..... Ill ls:tf
t'ity Halfway tNorth side}. o.. div. Ut III
CttT Rat!wny tNosth nis.} per .,,-,.
cent bonds ......s-.............f1N F1o1A
Chamber Of C0mmereo... .,.. 80. 5S!f '....
Chicago Gas Light -. .......... 1?:A .:;c,::;;;
3. lnv. Railway pcs cent eests. .s19tA '1H,a -
E]tf Sct1p. p..+s .+.s.... ....'+.'.. -. -. ~
TfAilctb' tnaurtnte. .....s- lu1 '''''
" ~si Park bont4 -. .....,,,...,FlQuh sss+