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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-29

IA TEXAS man was born without a
BRAIN" proudly and exultipgIy ex-
claims Texas exchange. They must
be pretty hard up for sensations down
there if that is counted one. We have
about $4,000 in this State led by
Savage & Co. And then there's Bob.
Toombs, and Judge L0chrane, the
Okolona States, and the Lemals Sen
tneI, not to leave out our great and
good Marke. In fact there is an en-
barrassmert of riches in this respect.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-29

ON the third page Of this issue VIII
be found the report of DR.. A. B. TAD
lock, delegate from the Knox County
Medical Society to the American
Public Health Association and the
Tennessee Medical Association, as
taken by the CHRONICLES stenog-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-29
From Thursdays Second Edition.
Caushitn ahe xOiis.

A young Market Square man and
jamie Lamb, whose virtue is not as
good as it might b., were installed in
the Hotel de Smith last night
Strange to say, however, they did not
seem to fancy being dead heads. and it
took some trouble and persuasion to
induce them TO enter the elegant suite
of rooms so kindly provided
for such people by the charita
BILE and generous city of Knoxville.
They, it seems, had imagined to-day
was Christmas instead of Thauksgiv-
ing and had been indulging in a little
too much postprandial, pre-Christmas
corn in the glass bottle, and as a conse-
quence were-well, at least lively.
Sitting in state in a fashionable buggy,
not more than hundred years old,
and behind a Bacephalus noted more
for its points than its beauty, they
were splitting the town wide open last
night at late hour, when Officer
Gleason undertook to have finger in
the PIE. They, however, nerceIvlng
his little game laid on the dreadful
whip and flew forward on the wings Of
the wind. Officer G., undeterred
by obstacles also dashed on, mounted
on the steed that nature gave us all.
Then followed race that has had no
equal since Tam O'Shanter Imagined
himself pursued by the devil, The
noble horse, though, proved no match
for the doughty Irishman, and just as
the oil Fair Grounds were beginning
to obtrude itself in the flying triplet's
vison, the majesty of the law was
vindicated and the run away pair
captured.
P. S.-Fragments of turkey intend
ed for their maslication must be di.
rected in care of Watchman Nose and
a large slice must accompany it to
guarantee safe delivery. Cashier White
will present their bills early Saturday
morning. May they long live TO alb
stain from such another Thanksgiv-
ing.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-29
Louisville Mark ct.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. % Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat firm; $l.25
1.27. Corn firmer; new white, 42c !;
mixed, 41c. Oats firmei; white.
&c; mixed, SEC. Pork nominal.
Lard firm; choice leaf, tierce,
She; keg, SIC. Bulk meats stroLg {;
shoulders, 4bs44c.; clear rib, 6-65c.:
clear sides. 64a6sc. Bacon nominal;
sugar-cured hams, 102c Whisky firm;
$1.O9. Hogs steady; light packing
grades, $i00a4 10; heavy do, s4,1542O.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-29

SECRETARY THOMPSON says the
condition of the Navy is greatly inn
proved. There are now forty-five yes
sells in commission, sixteen can be put
ia good condition in a few months,
and twenty in case of emergency.
The estimate of expenses for the pres.
ent fiscal year is S14,864, 900.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-29

INDICATIONS For Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, rising barometer,
northwesterly winds and local rains,
partly turning to snow, followed by
decidedly colder, clear or partly cloudy
weather.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-29

THE wealth of the negroes of Geor-
gia has increased $57 ,523 Among
other things they have added SO, 800
acres of land to their possessions.
Only four in all the State are worth
over $4,000 each, according to the
Constitution. The total value of prop
erty belonging to negroes is S., 182, 399.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-29

The sale of the personally belonging to
M. E. Woody's estate was postponed on
Thursday until l o'clock, p. m, day.
Sale positive, to take place at residence on
Fifth avenue. T. r. CoRNICK, Jr.,
Administrator.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-29

A NEW town in KeOkuk county,
Iowa, has been christened "Thorn-
burgh," in honor of the late lamented
Major T. T. Thornburgh.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-29

A NEW man has been nominated for
President by a Kentucky paper
Cassius M. Clay. The paper neglects
to tell who G.. M. G.. is.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS. a
For Mayor.

We are authorized and requested to anr ounce
S. B. LU CTRELL as candidate for Mayor at
the ensuing Municipal election, Saturda. Janu-
ary II. 1880.
We are authorized and request ted to announce
Fl. B. BRAN Err as q candidate for Mayor,
election to be held January l7th, 1880.
We are authorized to announce GEORGE W.
ALBERS as a candidate for Mayor at the ensu-
ing election in January, 1889.
For Aldermen
WE are authorized to announce 3. f.
BADGEIT as a candidate for Alderman in the
Sixth " ard a the e4sU;ng January election.
, 1879-02-17

DHAs-Was quiet aud frm sao was male Of
10 tons at 81. 81 per ton on track.
~, n sEaEaA'a was "aas o. ~ IONS eeasse a.
s1t.oo pet ION on 'sack' ana 'oo oth a. -. %.
Mlnh1ssoa-salo was made Of 10 tons at 5000.
s1O. 90.
srillya wuEAr-was actlys md buoyant. .d-
venf1nK &c 1n!l closing H. above he latest prsces
t.u ni fl1aay: n, ~ L'esp2e VIZ reported aFmer bs
se ws o fecens
eE @ ts's aEo orders hsFc
sSsy ~ tss III oss ss "ts
sove!IinEs tnamgn tho hono longs e9ld freely II!
81 @ aa @ aoa m
taok nsariy Ivy. COG oa fot future. and sosGsas
ssn,o ,opx o1Ss a. 81 3o oa @ III IN
III saispsss holdnE oil IL he hoaa iii that tis iho
SaTiy adsanGe wonl1 prove 70 10 only tSmnoFaty
sefr osnsa i At tSi
a s, eid"c' Se!icr sod atut closing at
Fnato. ";e. aMy vas nn,es y ne a9osc March nnu
wheas eose 1T 9ai ~ a6 a. sc ier
20. spot aa!es wsfe @ rspo!tsd m Of 400 bn No
S }esisa o 99a, ~ No sna y az q, 49, y BY 5
o. n1a,, ~, oH: Aiao 9, ooo hu NO. 1oll"
Wsnfn " n:s; slSya iar sa1c, verc
e sssE snss sve At oG s
.1n ~ ~ lomt ao la.est Grses Or Fsiay Lv.
no, "Es fangS , IL ssW iotk while our 5eeeipts
ne. 0a' wr nMlpmSnt: Tae mar
tsnn.h tSnt ,. Caiemy 1T syMpstny with wheat.
.n1a u a,oM oMtane CHIEFLY 1qr May acllsory and
ar. .os % an u spOf though ship
Ge!s "efs SLOW 10 pay corresponding aavnnee.
suH afranr.p Ipuns9 y, ~ a;e ieeeaed e. aoGauhc
az anu aassngeo .o cloalng at 37sse jnnc aod
~ - :s9gsae' III ana Ju!y Was nenfy nom1nul ht }sc
suc, W..n W. s saG e. ose' April Fnd nt
@ heg s,tS, atnfcn a at and februatE wan
and tie rrst nj IL hei,v ontuIin nscs -, ~ 49,
cloacd at :lc. Hpot sales were reported Of ii; 600
hu No. and high nxud at a Go;l1.kc; 2. 0Ou ou
hlEh mixed ut ii ,GtJ1c; HO0 nu reW mixed nj
J14c: 10, coo bu BY sample at :I4 db:l5c on track;
and i00 bu cars ut I1c do. Total. bN, 800 bu,
0ATS-WcEu fnirty actfya aud firm. advancing
i{c under an urgent Inquiry chIuly from, sfIuriH.
, 1879-02-17

b. with mt much demand except for Anil. Sales
M1se reported 81 2 900 les spot At - tdtU 70;
Mhrch 4 S6: :0dftt 7i: Ii. t(}0 len aei!ct April ut
$'sSiisst9' n n2 an og9 tcs se!sr MAY IT.
eioseI t&nc AZ So 87st tor spot nr February e8 70
81. no for May,
MEATF--Ncre very quiet except on short ribs,
which wero Rhado cnser carly hit closed abunt the
aama ne az A AEr[dsy httcrnoon. sac. were rept,scd OF
81. a71; lar Xpsil, H. o7ist6 10 Tor May,
and g. 70 spot; 30. 600 Tia ensltlcts nt !aa for
Mafch; LOO boxes short clears ut S4.t, l't1 ho1es
M! l.Sa0 pea green hams ttt lht' At 0!;c. Ths
ioMwilln were tho closing prices per 100 ba on the
, 1879-02-17
PROVISIONS,

Hoo PRoDrcTs-Wes lcsa acsisc, mud much
slender, the changes IN nsico. being relatively
small, md the clcasngs averaging about tho sa,uu
as tho latest pFlccs Of Friday. Hogs wors eaa!er,
tho supply being SO ligt that packers did not care
10 compete for them, and Liverpool reported de-.
cl!nn OF I'd In son1c meats. This nluccd an cascr
feeling At the entbet, hut the market recovered,
though the demand for. product was not active,
leading operators scGerraQ to expect that tho pack
nE will bc rather light between now nn4 tic cn Of
tho month. when the Statistics will bc nsade up to
salt tho producs OF other points which do not cut
anr hogs to speuk Of after March l.
Tho following table exhibits the number Of hogs
packed At tho points named siuce Nov. l, 1878, as
compared with tho returns Of previous seasous aud
The total packing of the scason Of l877-'78:
, 1879-02-17

nosToS, Feb. 16.-Floun-Firn; Wthesn os, ot
pers, 81, 00Gl3 26; common e1trss. ~. 7asst'ss'
Wisconsin extsas, 81. E4.h0; Annesal4 ~"
81. e5l 80; winter wheatt. Ohio and Aeasan' ~,
81. 75Go5. :s; Illinois and Indiana, Soeaae"'
St. Louis S. 25: Wisconsin ana Nhnsoti '2s,ttP
patent ptoce1a spring whcats, $o'5 III "'HN'
GnAix-corn ffnl; mixed and yellow. ~ tesEtaltj e.
Oats Afr1: No. and extra willie. W5IS'sR IjLo a.
whste and No. nlixed, 339s1Ac. Afe, ,oS 1W III,
1&EcHlrra-FtouE, 1000 bfls; eorps o4s w" w
wheat, 7. 500 tn.
SIlIfXEHra-Flour,S IS br!a.
, 1879-02-17

CINCINNATI, Fcb. l5.-CoTToH-Q Quiet but atesa5
at {>tic, -
FLoun-Firme1; family, 81. e5&D5. 81,
GRA1N--Whcat scarce and firm; rcd and whsf
0o@0Sc. Corn stronger; 34fb3+5sc. 0ats aFmef'
a4G27c, Ryo scarce and firm; 51G5:e. bi''e'
lrm; No. 2 fall, 31.0o.
T'novls1oSa-pork quiet; held at So 90 ~ ~
sales At $1,000 April. Lard quiet; steam. s''@
Bulk meats quiet and Arm: 50. 85, st.Wi; a,1. ~:
It: .Ds Are tie prizes nsked Bacon qalet s8a s'u'
S4.25 $5.60. and $5.75.
WnIsKr-Htsady and tlsm at 81 Gs.
DurrER--lluil and unchanged.
L1hskEp Ou.-Firm at Use,
, 1879-02-17

tr,,,.o during The week Gliding Fob, Il was main.
tatned throughout the week int ctpse,1. thnuoh
nndor tha ,ocros,,d ..i;... tonnI i, ,,os
.Ih,c - v r.";, ,a .r,ton Ssna Ss
Far sockors the market held mp pretty well, Int
In othcr de.crtpt,ons there was shr1nksac Of ma
1he. wb.n Inn .rt.nt IT H.. ,ro,,iv .na a.. i,..
"s.. ~. T.1H y. N"o H"''., ana W. .''
into account. tho wonder Is not that %alncs shonid
have deprccjated, but rather that tho decline was
not snrrh mars xrycre. A1tbouph tir rercfn,s
os n"e. ""..,a", ~ . ,'N 'au .s.o.p'a .''
"cck I'll my turner seat' lne1o "eso bo5ets 'eaa!
10 tske mem a. te h'eathea nf'ces' tha Gnu o1 me
Choco and extrs bceyes such u arc taken for tho
E,,,t,h ,,.t.t ,.,r. ,,.., .i..t,t,t ,t,, .t,.,n,
"., "s's ,''.o .1 -" "a.'
tna previous wecE, oat' d"snte the Almost %, aaily
senos1k Of eumtompatTd adT9ree acon ~ lhs FL
anu A. only tliEht decline ~ nfieea. ,siocstrs
nave 9onihntd n actise request. - iefncfh rum
f.as Mea9' aia soath oenK y! ah9sGa.ly tssi a.
tcnuanccIanu nase ConsHnnncu !n!! tsS naI. n
y'1la weexs' quotations: sales making at ~ goan
Il HS IN t,ona r., nri,nc Enr ,vhat sre tnnwn ~
= fncd"rns S1 7hSiI m wrro naiH. mi in ism IT,
lated csscs fherc ve1c aales Of tat cnrs NJ sill
hfrhnr donycs An flhin frettcr far iusfnnty.
bnuht snr. inal nf hiuned ynn,,r ,tccre NJ III IN
Thny nycrnrcd nil ihs Sciex II i,Ifchnrs. stntf
wcrs nostiy ii Sc. ooGe3. 10. sprlnRess wese IN
talcs nelneioally d xs5 'ToSt}S 'pI. Satufday's
market was quiet, with but slight change IN
salncs' VIC give tile Following ~ tho tlosinR
QUOTATIONS..
Extra Deeves-graded steers, Weighing
lh0O lbs and upwards ,,,, a5, 10Sb5 80
Choice I}ccves-Ftnc fat, well formed
ateers weighing 800 to ]. 600 los. 4.76dki. 90
dnoa hee1csCm e''t1ttenea Ne Ateefs' ~
, 1879-02-17

Withdrawn from store during Friiny Tor city
consumption: 400 bu wheat, SIT bu corn, 8,0l7'
bu hurley. " l"'n
Tie following grain was inspected into" stdte'
in this city Saturday morning: cars No. = fSd
winter wl!cns. 9 cars No. hard, 90 cars N44.E
spring, Of cars No. do, 81 cars rejected Op8
wheat); 70 cars high mixed corn, 10 cars new
do, 10 ears new mixed, JOG cars No. . 10, II
cars rejected c3l0 corn]; 0 cars whito oats,
cars No. mixed. cars rejected {17 oassl; Bears
No. rye; y cars No. 2 do; cars No. . barlcy,5
cars extra Total, 30U cars or 1B5,000 bu. In.
sptctcd out: B,5Ul bu wheat, $50 bu corn, 5, ,l57
bu barley.
Tic following were the receipts and shipments
Of brea.lstutIs and lire stock At this point dur
Ing tho past week, all for the corresponding
,yerka ruf1intr IA tlatc:
, 1879-02-17

Thu following were tho receipts and ship
mouts ct the leading articles Of produce in this
cisr during tho twcnty-four hours ending at 7
o'clock on Saturday morning and correspond-
inE date twelve mouths ago:
, 1879-02-17

~ -, - ,..'. ,t,h.., hrm: 70.
ToLeho' fno. 1b.-uiA'"-"tao ~ osNc. aubtF
Wnse Alen'aan, oshe' .ss e.n@ Sa.. s Apdl, $1.ol;
M!eh!ssn, spot veac; n@,ss' ns..e. M Mach, 09Ati
ApEll, Sl.01A; May, sl.03. Cota '.r a1.s 0au
mixed. axe; April. 3d4c; May 37A''
dull; No. = May, .7c.
tlous-All MH12ht4, 81. IS.
, 1879-02-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
FQl{El1N.

Special 1tsnafcn 10 7as Tribune.
LtvEnrooL. Feb. 1h-ll 40 4. m.-Floun-No 1,
los; No. z, BsGd.
Observation-Disclosures, No. l, Ds; No. 9, 81
Cd; spring, No. !, IL; No. z, 6s 10d; white, No.
l, On I'd; No. =, Is Sd; club, No. /. o. Id; No. g,
81 lid. Corn-Ncw. No. l, As Sd: No. ,, IL ID.
rRoyIhIoNs-pork, LID. Lard. :t:ss Cd.
L,yEnPnoL, Fob. Is. 6.-Cor7oN-hlxsket dul1 at
5ss45 0-11d; sales, 4, 900 bales; speculation and
export, 600: American, 3, $40.
LONDON. Fab. 70. 5.--pErKotEuA-Isennsd, 74d.
LtxsEKE osa-.25ssb23a Sd.
The following were received BY ths Chicago
io, Wsss,E%ne, ESs sado. :pie - s S
Cora, y 7iss 4ss. 4sD Lard, = assVs IT, a.
short lias. "a Cd; long clear. s0s; short clsar,
+. lod;s .ness ~ CHEESE. chsiec' 4s shoaIdats
Ro.k-psmc n mess. e Eastern: e2s; Western, 4ss.
''1mss !onx eat H,t 70; afsrasss 49,
Corn quiet. Car9oes on eYast-Whcat .qnieter;
fair average ted winter, 4s I'd. Corn steady. Car
NEW YORK.
NEW Yonk, Feb. H. -CoTToN-Morkct dull at
Die; futures quiet; February, U,70e; March.
o. 74e; April, 0.0lc; Nay. 10. o7c; Jnns, 10. zoe;
July, 10.3oc.
FtouR-Stron9e.; receipts, ID. 600 brIs: super,
State and Western, 81. 3oGtJ. ID: common to
good extra. s3.05Ge3. 90; good 10 choice, 81. a5
G4,6o; Wits wheat, extra, 3l.h5l3. Is; extra
Ohio. 81 75Gti.0 Gt Louis. 81. .B0Gt5. 76; Min.
ntsota patent proccaf, H. huft8 .UU.
uaA,a--Mlscat active anu higher; demand ch!cny
45c: No. Il Mwaukes. Vic; No. /. xpEinG. -. %
El.O4; npGraded sed. Sl,u6fk1. 101i No, 8 rcd,
sl.073iGbl:os; No. !. do, 81: l0Habl. IL; Nc. |
do io No am5tr 81 fosei 1 hoSS S ssl ivn
No. DO, y. 0Bftl :0S4; No. DO, 81, l0i al. il
ox,ra do 81. 1lNDl. II. Rye quict, but 6Fn,;
Mss,sE 5 I'd I'd ss t0s1GS harley arst
10. ooo ID; ' unstaSsa: 4c{;Ga7c; II. 4:E5
4:Ic; steamer, 4iAG44Xc; No. =, .40Ac; new d.,
4oAc: oAts-Actisc and Artn: receipts, 10. QUO bu;
~. ! wh,te; 3lkc; NJ. ! DO, a:a;$t3aAe; mixed
lIAr-Quiei; shipping, 45eai5c.
!l0Fs-Qutet anI unchanged.
1Roc8HEk-C -C01ee-uoman1 active. Sugar ia
moderate delaanu; iair 10 good refining. G4.Gtutc,
no]aeass quiet but steady. lttce gus. snl IN.
,P1Tmot.un-Fitu; un!!ed. os4oa$l. 90; crude.
1.O6saGl o.; Fehned. 81. COL.
GALLoSot1ulet a. vi GlJAc.
RRnsm-qs'st ha! s'ssqy X u s1.4oa14a'
tKArHEA-tlulet; hoMlock sole, buenoS Aysts,
and Rio Granie. l0Gl.lc.
Wo9L--4ules but firm; domestic fleece, o114Uc;
RniIed. l7&t3ac; un"ashed, 1o02ac; Texas. 13is
>. rso1sslosa-Posk 1rmos: mess. 80, 80 for new;
!ass u sfs shS5t S6 do ohc. Lard fmss; prime
BUTrsR-MatEet dull; wes.ern, 7aoxc
cnEksk-F.sn; Western, .l8Ac. ....
W4!Axr-Qulst bat steady Il 81. 07 bid; $l.1 OH
Observation-Disclosures copper in moderate d..
, 1879-02-17

snEu elASGe $1s NVt2OsQV 1E93s
DRESSED llO0S.-Wure quiet and unchanged.
Ih9 offerings vera small. aud shippers took tho
oi,i All odd tut Il 81. 40 sa!o was a!ao supposed
~ hara brsn lnnla ut 81 80.
receipts were ial. out dealer. s!s snxoas to III III
out every day. as they expect tho return Of mild
weather will Increase tho supply.
F!sN-ih thts market thcre WAS roth!pR unw to
nots. Teads meets gene1s axpectsllan, aud. With
, 1879-02-17
Total. .SGNf, III, ,Hlfs $514, O4'i, 7o;i
Onteida NewYork. LIS 83L.0g7 1tAl. D40. 20l


Decided 'u.provcmcnt 1T ". Louia continues.
IN" tho 1n, VI So otHcr civ shows
as grcn. nj incseass in Transactions not of specu-
JnttFc origin unt the 1ncfeaso AZ fhilaaelrha IN
famso 'Hs h9t III hos T iscn 4 for no Ioe tme rsri
Ing declining exchanges Tic tncfcnss at Boston,
Lonlsvo baltmote' n ana lSnnfg IN aieo fssy
for The lat Two wceks New Orleans siss reported
larger bussness measured tn qannsfte. transferred.
tr dsena IN ranc ne ns n, bccn n
TIC faiI in average ptces. In facs, Mwankce is
now ths only co1h1iernhlc cIty which does not
fcs aac h ~ u er esn yeae m y gna
changed at ail Tic clearing honsea outside Of Now
iors must rspte;snt an n ,nctcaso of nearly IL per
and mid for th,onoh the ~ ;hnks ''u6"'' 'o''
The value of tIc aa]ubu trado of Oregon has
reached enormous firurcs. Tho Portland Com
,,,xrcIal Re1orkr rive. The number Of eoscs
capued ia 1878, az follows:
T'otat Columbia River 49,. AN, AZ
Tiamook ..... ...... .... ...,,....:. -. E70
sftys natnof -. '..*..t''.''... @ 1os
Kiawsk tAisskal Canncry,, -. ..'. I. III
eFana total' ...' .....'.''.. ''...... .4ol, UuJ
.'". 49, ~ - tias ~ eou'ol' nser
caHueItco ~ Aoti WAS o's},-oa caaeSi III toiu
, 1879-02-17

Dxrno,T, Feb. ID 15-FLouR-sttsay, m
GRAM - Wheas GFm; c1sa, uoas' usteh,
white, 0Ghc; for FebsusrY, otte' ~ N bid.
qoAo: TO. April. osHe; sos I1'9 " 'o;6 b..
, 1879-02-17

Tub.washod. common to fair :. ......... .aoasa3
Colorado, modum TO ano.. ..................c cO1oi
colorado. common. -. ,1HGt1D
COLORADO, eo4fae-...... ........... ...... 1jShl4
, 1879-02-17

W. ~ J.ItU-1t1fnh ii atn
lIoaa-Livo f,ru,cr at VII Tt1Gs. S ~ ssd' 70 10
AMI In aonl denand At ii .lU. netssdf'm
s.srFlFnr smtrarsrsFFiua1' G 5 6s'' w'hea b.
---
NE" ORLEANS.
NEW oRtgAEs. Fnb' 1E.-~Corroy -. r,,,.,.
n',uut'nA' "Ac' low fndttng. flc; nrt stt.ln,,'
4'oun oalee ffoss. o03; exports 10 Great ,it,in
fast'i 10 france, H. 49: 10 the Continent. . tar,
Sassh' u ooo' htockt "01,1ah
FhouhIF'enies. but moi quotahly higher: sun.,.
h"e, $'..'; Az. sa.76; NIX, q. cog 0qh: III,
esaoes' s4.t'eso'h ho'
ahAsS--co'n act'vo and hrm nj 43G44c. o..z
otsaano S,aaa In ,a't ana n,atket hsm; :ies1a'c.
g.. 0o6tn. o5, '''-e' "'spes;"
I1A1-rtrmer; prime, ste. oom T. m. ,..,,.
eln.oo.
FnoyIffoNt-Potk scarce and firm; old. 20 a7t,
now. fll,uo rnrd mint. tto,,, sse.!a:
kcrs, 7AG7Sc. Bn,k % NEST. 's,er, .ca,s, "Msese'
annuthrrs r.. ri.sr * X ,.s.b ,scafee and f1m;
3,sdbtAc; clcar rib, 'Ec: cc.s c ,,H. snondtn,
cured, rtocr HI 1r. necurn,s nj n aa'' sugar.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; Western .s rsc,tasd ~ e. -,
lilo, " 'esAineu' Sl.o50
Unor.ntr.-f.of1ee-No .tocs.
eommon to guod common. 4iRhc; faif ~ fnm; fnI1;
tall. n.s 439sc: prime 10 cho}cc. 1iftGc; yel|nv
n1c,. tc.s nass fslt nd
priale to choice, aUI3ic. Ktcs ou'rt s'i h.,
Vt bXIuAc. ''''Aa5
BRAN Neglected At easy nr!ces; 07h97eXe
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Fch 15.-FLoun-sttong and ID.
changed.
GhalN.-'sVhcat.-Wcstcrn armcr: No. 2 p.nn
sylyania red, 81. v8; No, . Western w,n,er ~
sE,a. and February, sl,o74: Marcs 81 o7.a ~,
a,vo,s; an,a, !, april sl.ooesi. ooa' corn-xeastn
ary, +t!4ab44Mc; March, 44,sdD44,lc; Arsil lts
rr..,s. ...,. .,nSs.n III. aa' sa'!s
nc'tceh VILE oSt9'''c' m'fea, ooG3le. Rie
afMer; na6looc for good 10 pf!ms
pnDY1s1oxs-nnil and unchanged.
BuTTEh-4utct; prime 10 choice Western, lba
2oc; roll, lafDlbe:
Edfs-rlrlh az ltMgltc. ....
'e1n 9agx,p1siu,c,. p.9sii rarc.n,. r nm n,,,. .,,
prjr,r, lIGtlbt.c. '' S'e'~s )"
Wmisxr-Nnit at s1.os.>
tnsamfH1Tn :. r. !'iyerpoo! PCT ateam ques cotton.
Rrrr,rTx-sFianr : In ~ ~. ,.h.,, - amt.
corn, l2l, 400 in; rats. l. 4ljt} In: re H; bn WI
sHiruEsrs -Whcat, ~. 100 bn; enra. 81, 900 bu.
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PHILADELPHIA.
PitItAnErrHrA. Feb. h.-FLoln-Narket dali;
Western extras 81. .00I3. Is; Minnesota estat
family, 81. ooI4.15; Ohio do, fanc5, - oo1ae';
Western whent patents, 81. 0oe5G.bU: M:nnesosl
patent, $0.boGD7.75. Rye flour in better demand;
s2.0a}a1b2; T.!
rcd, 81. oo,i. Nye in l!ghtdemaud Western. il
Iooe. .1tn 'nas''ss' ea!ern a, se'es,eo t;
whtts Wesicqn. a75i:ssc. % '~''S '''' ''''''
rMosls!ossnsmaad ,. g.; al fa'f anu m9rsts y r. 2,
, 1879-02-17

prices WAS tic result. The leading operators
bought and eol heavily in wheat, and wctc.
more active IN corn Than for several ta5s pre-
y,out,r. Tic winter wheat markets IN ST. Lonis
antl Detroit were reported much higher, md thas
stimulated buying here, tl,c nowb from POINTS
further East not being very Important, though
there was npnarcntly mucl, butter dcnland for
shipment. prorlstona wctc ttcattef. but mt
verS active, the chiof infcrrst Of the dag being
in tho grain markets. Hogs werc dull anu easier.
DRY goods met with falr dcmnnd,-fatr for
the season. Very few buyers wcro to bc seen,
but t.,ere was liberal nall-ordcr business, md
iobtcrs seemed well pleased with the amount Of
business accomplished. Tl,c grocery market
WINS without noticeable changes. Jobbcrs report
d continued good demand. Rio coffees aiat
white suEars continue cnsy. Rtcc, Japan tcn,
yellow sugars, md Jsva cotrccs wcro strong, Iii
the .lried-frntt, fish, and canned goods markets
there wero no important changes. Butter md
cheese we're nuoted unchanged. Oils were quiet
null firm. Leather, TOBACCO, md bag1lng re-
main dull.
1.umbcr was in fair request at unchanged
prizes. The orders arc usually small, but mimi
cro,,s enough to make ratller large sales tn the
ageregate for thts month. The recent snuw-
storms In Wisconsin Will probably give that
State larger log-crop than was expected few
days ago. and iog-hauling III Michigan
Is proceeding under favorable circumstances.
The wool, brootn.corn, and hide markets were
quiet nnl steady. Seeds were quiet anh un-
changed. though timothy showed stgns Of weak
ness. Green fruits sold rather frucly ut The
recent quotations. Poultry WIS firm, thu sup
pl. being below local requirements.
l4ii fEcights arc quoted at a;'c pei 100 lbs on
grnh 10 Now York rs tho rato at which the
bulk Of tho stuff is now going forward; whether
on ,peescnt or past contracts III n,ootc,i
question.
Tna DREApsTuFFs MOVEMENT.
The Mem York Produce Exchange l1txkly gives
The following:
Tho sxposts in 1s78-'O from tho United States
from Sdpt. l to Feb. /. have been, In wbcat md
-four eduat 10 20, 3Bl ul7 bushct*vs. ~. 0;D 843
bushels tho corresponding period In 1879.
Thr crup scasun In California commences July l,
and ends tnnb 10. Tic cfnp seaton 10 Oregon
commences AHg, Ii, and Tho now crup movement
from Atlantic aeauoasd ports commenced t,is crop
reason about lny ~ The. c1pu.ts have bccn, tn
what anu Hour on this baas, from the crop Of
| 1S7H, nbout ~ follows:
- : Nasht's.
From Atlantic ports, July n 10 Jan. a.. Is. 1 .n8
rEnm San Francisco. July to JIM 5. L., III il, :,:!5
frem Portland Oregon, Aug. u 10
I dHp. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q $50, 41D
=
, 1879-02-17

BuTsA1o, Feb. 1b..-0nAsS- -Whsa' es.S1s.us s. ss
demand; ss!es 8, TOO bu No. hAfa cae ~ oooba
u. .00. Corn actlve and higher; san' ~:
old No, 9 mixed Kestsrp. uAsi &os's
, 1879-02-17

"Hee7df H1RpatcA 10 Tat Tria,,.
MILWAUKEE, Fab. 15.-Tho fo1,,ssa
fcceipts and shipment. Of onr ind orsn NOV. shs
waakee FOR Tho week ending Feb, IL .sm II MI.
with tho corresponding week iaat rta,. - s'@pa'sd
, 1879-02-17

Grand total .8, 7S5, D57 ii, o4o, a.2 49, 4SU, OIL
Statement showing foreign invoice yalua and
duty pad on goods entered for consumption ut
tho port OF Chicago during the week ending
, 1879-02-17

i.UMHEl-Wus In moderate demand. Prices arc
ssoa sesay ,homa = II hinsed tt
ou2h1y dry. About 800, 700 N II Of loga hayo been
bnhkcd on the Muskcg0n. and tho total product OF
prospect In Western Wisconsin has ln,proyed tho
lnte snow .aorm having nado thu roads good for
, 1879-02-17

mand: new. shcathing, oae. ,,,o, =,
iIa,ftnn as 9Stst by ar! al S,e. Soa tSe Iste.
NAsls-cns' Sa'1oG12.l5; eIinchs. Il tn 34lo3e