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Conley's Varieties.

This popular place of amusement has been
thoroughly renovated, the new stage is double
the size of the old one, and the company com
prises thirteen members, frst-clasa in every re.
spect. MIR. Paus LIE Petre-Saint Paurs favor
ite-is q very versatile and exceedingly funny
general comedian. Miss Ellen Banks, a fine
serio-comic vocalist and recitationist. The
reynolds sisters, song and dance and Jig per-
formers, make their debut this evening,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-08
Cheaper than Ever.

If you waut anything in the household line,
or any article of underwear, or any fancy arti-
Gle. either for use or ornament, no matter
what it may be, from gold chain or silver tea
set to horse blanket or door mat, you will
lind just what you want at the 49, Cent Store,
cheaner than ever
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CITY NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST.. PAUL. MINNESOTA, Jan. 4, 1879.
Notice for Judgment

will make application to the District Court
in in. and for the county Of Ramsey and State OF
Minnesota, at the special term held Saturday,
January 18th, 1879, at the Court House in st.
Paul, Minnesota, for judgments against the sew
eral lots and real estate embraced in. a war
rant in my hands for the collection of unpaid
assessments, with interest and costs thereon fol
the hereinafter named special assessments.
All in the city of st. Paul, county of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota, when and where ali
persons interested may attend and be heard.
The owners and descriptions Of lots and real
estate are as follows:
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For Gentlemen,

White dress shirts rs cents, $l.OO and 81 rs
each. best quality; also linen collars, $1.25 per
dosen, all the NV shapes; scarfs, gloves, etc.
ve'y cheap at Pannell's, Ill East Seventh street
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-08

Alex. J. Mcdonald, rising young business
man of Chicago, and ex-Ald, Peter Mahr, one
OF the most influential politicians Of the same
city, are in the city at the Metropolitan. and
favored the GLOBE with call last evening,
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
FIRST COUNCIL MEETING FOE THE
NEW YEAR HELD YESTERDAY.

A Host of Business Important
communication From the Comptroller on
the Interest Questionable. Grace venti-
lates one of Bill Kings Twin Reporters
The "Globe" Elected the Official Paper for
1870.
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MIR. p. w. Scott,

81 East Third street, desires it to be distinctly
understood that none but the purest and best
liquids that can be obtained are d1spensed at
his establishment.
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"Spear, the Halter.

Now is the time to renovate your silk and
felt hats and ''Spear'' is the man to give them
a style, finish and polish, making them lust as
good as new. No. SO Third street. up stairs.
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Notice to shippers.

Until further notice, on account of blockade
at st. Vincent, we cannot receive freight for
manitoba. w. M. BURK
Agent First Div. st. P. & p. r. r.
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THE COURTS.
U. S. Circuit Go,sr,

U. s. Circuit Court.
Before Judge r. r. Nelson.
William L. Hall VS.. Patrick b. Kelly; action
in assumpsit. On trial.
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Probate Court.

Before Judge German.
In the matter of the estate of Ereka G. P.
Holmes, deceased. The executors bond filed
and approved and letters issued.
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CITY NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CRY TREASURER,
ST.. PAUL, MINNESOTA, Jan. 4, 1870.
Notice for J Judgment,

in and for the dnnntu ~ Ram rne and STATE Of
Minnesota at tho snecial term held satfrday
SGn. 10, 1919, az t9e Oour1 nouse IN o'. laul,
iatn S iol judgements against 1ne severai
,uos 49, onu leai es.a'e rmpiaceu LII MaiiaLs -
my hanos TOT tne collectlon OF unpaid assess
nea nm q, .a named sPec1al assessments
and State OF Minnesota, when and where all
p1 mha ln.eres1e9 may atteno ana pc nealo.
Inc owners and descriptions of lots and real
estate are as follows:
Aconoo,rn,,, ~,a,,e,n,,,,-,,,,-~
AooHooMENI FUR CONSTITUTING A
SEWER ALONG NTNrH sTREEr
FIX M 'IEMP NtE SI RE,k"I II{1
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-08

The city council met in regular session yes
terday at O'Clock P. NJ, President Rhodes in
the chair. All the members were present.
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o02-z- JOHN q. FLEMING
EMOVAL-The agency of Domestic .sWeed. -
~ Wilson" "Wilcox & Gibbs and :sWhite'' re-
moved from l24 Jackson street to SO East Third
street. We shall continue to keep all the most de-
slraole machines, giving purchasers an opportunitv
TO see ther merits and make choice. Also, attach
ments, parts and needles for all machines. Needles
70 cents per dozen. LUCIEN WARNER dealer in
Sewing Machines, ETC., St. Paul. 3S5x
GOO REWARD for the detection of the nerso,
WV who dumped some carton or offal on Maria
avenue, near Seventh street. OF Saturday evening
$50 Appy W OF adoress, NJ, this Office. $50
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RI.
The fire department. committed sundrv bills
and recommended their payment. So ordered.
In connection with the report of this com
mittee, Aid. Grace arose to question of nriv;-
lege. He handed mp to the city clerk the fol-
lowing piece OF composition Of one of the twins
on Bill Kings paper:
"Mr. John W. Roche, the city comptroller; was
confronted yesterday with a bill from Mr. Thomas
Fitzpatrick for work performed in putting ornas
mental turntables in the engine houses of 81. Pan1
This bill is simply for lumber and carpenter work.
and does not include castings aud other work. and
yet it amounts to $780, from which it can be-
taken for granted that those turntables will cost the
taxpayers from $15OO to $4,000. Evidently the city
council has been imposed upon, for it was estimated
by somebody that $3.50 Or $500 would cover the ex-
pense, and it is not to be supposed that the extraor
binary expenditure would have been approved if it's
extent could have been foreseen. To an ordinary
observer it has the appearance of wanton waste ~
public money, and the taxpayer can make up their
minds that low taxes and such extravaganza cannot
be INDUCED in at the same time"
The alderman stated he did not wish to shirk
any responsibility. But the reporter who wrote
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DRESSMAKING.

/ AIDES desiring to do their own dressmakine VIII
"A ind hrst-class cutting and fitting at Room 9
benzs Block, corner Fifth and Market streets. En-
uance on Fifth street. MRS. EVANS, $685.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

/ IL: q: E. MAGRaW, Dentist, 70 Jackson stree
IL Ieeth extracted without pain. Office always ope1
, 1879-04-07

FOnEIGN.
Epecfaf Dttpo,eh to Gid Tribune,

speetaa Dispa.ea to Gid 9'rs,un&
LlvEarvoL, April -1l:3o u. m.-FLoua-No.
I. lbs; No. 2, "a Cd.
GnA,N--Wheas-W Winter. No. 1, oa 2d: No. g,
u lid; spring, No. !. u I'd; No. 2, ~ Cd; rhttc
No. i, III III; No. ., 81 1ol; club No. l, o. Sd;
No. y, DB I'D. Eorn-New, No. !, Ia I'd.
PreylsEoxs-rork, h.s I'd, Lard 13s Cd.
LivknPuoI, April b.-CoTToN-1n good demand
ut 9AGo4ed; salcs, 10, o0o bales; speculation and
export, =, COO; american. u. 00u,
PnoyIs1oss-Dacon-Loux clear, via; short do,
%7s ID.
ANTwEnr, April 5.-PE1noIEuu-aeald.
Tho following wcEerecciYedb by the Chicago board
OF Ttadn:
LlyEMroo1, Aprll 6--1l 10 a. m.-Flour, 8s gdQp
11a. Hheat--MtntcE. II llua1ps .di 4prlnx, u u
4bss 2I whlte, y lodGbtls ID; clun d ddeDa ID.
Corn. G4s I'd. pgEk, 5.s ID. Lard, 33a ID.
LlyEMrooL. ApE!l5-9pecIAl Cablo. o.-Dacun-Cum-
herlands sbs dA; snots riua, 97s: long ctaE,
s7s; short c!cnr. .7s I'd. neef-rrkFo lneas, ~;
lndia mess, ~; gxtra India nesa, F5s. Cheese
Chu!ce, 4ls, Shoulders, :.gs. Tallow-Pfime city.
a6s Ud. Lard. 3:is I'd. rosk-Pttme mess, East
cru, b5si Western, 50s. Hanls, loax cut, 20-D
LosuaS, April b.-L1ysarooI-Whs.t qulet:
Corn sttoux. CAsgoes OIL coast-Whsat ratheg
easseR. Torn aeaaY; fair aYo!axe American mixed,
.:s. CasSQe4 Oh p24sa2o-Hk kcat very quiet. but
no apparent change iu prlcss.
, 1879-04-07

LOUISVILLE, Ky., April b.-CorTox - 1Iichati
10s;c,
FLouA--Firm md unchanged.
OnAla-Whost steady; rcd and amber, u. ono
LOO. CoEn--Dsn,and fair and market arm; while,
3ao; mixed. 20c. Rye quiet at 6le.
HAr-6tsady. At 81. OoGslO. TO. ..--
rAoylsIoSs-rork stsaay ut $40. 0.G2tsGblo.7 y.
Lard qaiet but 'rm; choice leat tlcrcc. $5.a5; 10
kex. $s.25 bulk meats quiet; shoulders, ;Ih,e:
san,,. s!sa5 s,9 oSe9.e; see, Ao h:Ssn s.saS{'
w. -. llaWs, s,lgat.cuscd, b.s9bbAc.
, 1879-04-07
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Review OF the Financial Situation
Last Week.
Tho Produce Markets. Generally Quiet
Wheat Lower---0ther Grain
Tnmo,
Provisions Dull---Movoment Of Prod
uce During tho Week.


The chicago DnnK& W1LQQHt C4ctpt10n iAst
week roposted business better than it vas Mt
the corresponding season Of last vcar. Tho dc-
mul,d for lonus Is better, and tltIr customers
arc doing bettcr Collections haya naturally
improved under this state Of affairs. Tho banks
have M advantage now they have not hitherto
had In the disappearance from their nsscts Of
oil the "slou u paper they had to carry after
the panic, and ID the uniform good qua'lty Of
tho paper now brought them for discount.
When tlcy make a dollar now It be-
longs to them. The clcarings Of tho
week wcro very larEo on account Of
the unusually heavy Board.of-Trado set
Elements. In tho Chicago -ForciRn-c n-c1change
market tho supply OF bills has been light all
the week, owing to tho small shipping move
u1cns OF grain and provistons. Tbs majority Of
the bills offered ere drawn on tho Continent.
Local securities l,avo been dull Buyers do not
secm educated as yet to tho higher prices now
asked for Chicago City and Cook County bonds.
The Cook CounsY5 per cents hayo begun to 60
OH at par, md nearly bali tic nrat inBtalIment
OF 1850, 900 has bccnd disposed Of. The stock bsok-
ers hare lad more active week In New York
Block ExchauGo dcaiings.
THIS interesting Information for stock opera-
tors Is furntahcd BY the Now York Herald:
While these higher rates Of money have unqucs.
Monsn'J pinenod asalere % upon tmsGgins tho noFe
in thclr slcoyes al tho trcp!da!on Of their Gus.
TONER'S Whle at the same time adding 10 the credit
shnso oussa snmc I'M hsek s,rnscd y.
tending over several months, but ind # 10 their
advantage to appcar ~ fofma pauncsls TO- ta!; and
intorcss from Il, w, ara nniaesy cnoasIs "a Hctn
, 1879-04-07
Withdrawn frou, store during Friday for city
rQnsumptDu; D,G5l bu bartev


The follow fns grain WA inspected tnto store
ln this city Saturday morning. cur No. rim
ter wtlcat car mixed. 15 cars No. 2 spriug, u
cars No. j 10. "a cars reIccteu, ears M grade
tloS wl'eat}; ~ cars high-talxed corn, cars new
do. IL cars now mixed, 50 cars No. corn, Is
cars rejected tl0S eotn); 10 cars whlto oats, 20
cars No. . mixed, cars rejected (ba oa.s); q
cars No. ryo; ours No. barley. Total, $50
ears, or 1i5,00o bu. Inspected out: Ga,6S0 bu
wheat. 8.3os bu corn. 500 ou oats, 3,sa} bu syc
0,607 bu barley.
The followl,l; were tho rece!pls and shipments
Of breadstulls anu live stock Ut this poIut during
the past week, aud for tas corresponding weeks
Rtts.n Ink..
, 1879-04-07
NEW. YORK.

New YonK, April b.-Corros-Qnist Il 11H0
11Ae; futures arm; April. 1r.:oc; May, 1l.a7c;
June. l1.blc; Ju1y, u.67c; August. a1.77o,
September, II, bDc.
FLoun-Dull aud unchanged; receipts, 20, COO
brls,
GnAls-Wheat steady; receipts. 143, 0u0 buj 70.
, 1879-04-07
The following table sh0Wa Tho receipts and shIp.
,mcnts Of -four nnd grain since Jan. l, 1871 Il
compared with thu corresponding time last yoat:



81. Louis, Mo-. April 5.-Cor7ox-Fism aua
unchanged; 1piudlings, 1ofc; salcs, !, 500; n.
ceipts, 900; shtpmRats, COO; stock, 20, 800.
FLoun-Qulek sm unchanged.
0nAix-Wheat1unsottl Irregular. md gener.
ally higher; No. :. red fall. 81. 0ahO1 .o4a; ca.u,
81. .04AGb1. o0A. cluslnr at ST. 052ld31 o0 for Aa;
81. 05HG.1, O51s June; No. u do, s1.o1. Com
Fairly actlve. and q hnado higher: No. 2 mixes,
3a1iGt33a:o cash; 33.4o April; aJaic May; J4sa
juno; 30!ao July, Oats stoady; No. 2. .Jc cash;
.1tc bid lur May. Ayo quiet at 4shc. Da1lei
dull and unchanged,
W,1sxr-Stcady and unchanged at a1.0i.
:, Pnoy1soSs-Iusk dull; iobbtng ut 5000 IL.
1tycred. I.ard quiet; sniali lots at depot, ST. III
6e5 90. bacon iancttve aud lower; clear .rthk
s. dD5.+o; clear. s5;5o
coru, II. 600 bu: oats, 5i. COO pu: rye. 5000 bu
barley, i, 1u0 hu.
rH.SRsElour S S II 1S }1 s Sss ~ wleat I'm M
barley, none. -.
, 1879-04-07

pH1LAnELru1A, April 5.-FLoun-Dull and IN.
changed. Rya -four uachsured.
0nA1N-Whoas market dull; Westorn rsd 81. II,
Nye-Ho business. Corn steady; Western re-
tccicd On truck, 400 0i4c; do stcames 4aQD l.ac.
Pnoyissnss-Steady. Aless occi, s12.tU; mess
pork, $40. s511Ua7H. uan's-smokcd, 7,,43
D!4c: pscklcd, 7.1GbsAc. Lard, gal17c..
County, Pa, cxtras. aDDs,,!..o; Western Rcsoeyt,
extra, IL G1lta; % good 10 cho,ec, lat15c,
Euus-kltm; Western, lie.
1G7Iic; do good, biS7c: ~
IkrIsoLsuM-Eunnnail; Unchanged.
WHJsKr-MArEet dull: Western, 81. OF,
KECEEtTs-fl0aF, 3. 690 br1a; WHEAT. 90, 900
lu; curu, 108. ovo bu; "ats. &, 5V0 bu; tyo, l,to
bu,
, 1879-04-07

ToLtno. o.. April 6.-GnA.S-Wheat qulet bat
hsmi No white Mirhlean, 81 o:.s amber Mich
tEsn, spot, ss.ooH; Nay, Sl.o7y,; Nv. y -.
, 1879-04-07

Holland hcrring Observation-Disclosures. 1,9o
Biroked hallbut ,..... .......... -. II
HcAlca hersing. Y tnx ,.,......... -. 800 w
CAllfurnla sAimon, 'belA.,.,........,.. 17n0
cai!to1nih salmon. i.htla,... ....... n.75
dried were Gsn, untcr continued good de.,land.
Atolt limos OF tnpurtcd fruits also wcFa hold with
considerable nrmness. Quotations remain ~ boz
fofbt
, 1879-04-07

nALTlMonE, April 5.-NLoun-Steady and IN.
changed.
Observation-Disclosures quiet and steady; Eo,a
Pennsylvania red, 81. 13,f@1. 13aic: No. Wchtesu
winter rcd. spot aud April. 81. 1.;aGD1. .1oi; May
81. l.13a@l. 1J.i. Cosu--Wchtern easier; Westen,
mixed. spot ura April! 435tQp43Kc; My 43I4
44o; June, 44he; steamer, 4lc. Oats stcad7
and unchanged. 1tyo quiet and unchanged
lIAY-StuaaY and unchanged.
PIoyisloSs-F!em mud unchanged.
Enthusiastically and unchanged.
EGas-3carce, active, aud higher, At 134b11tlc.
PkEuo1Eux-Dpl; unchanged.
CoFFEE-Ftrm; unchanged.
WMlsKY-unchhnycd.
FnEIunTs-Io Liverpool per nteanor STEADY,
grain; ID.
IlkoE,rrs-Flonr 8. 1s4 brls; wheat, 10, Old ba;
corn, 1;!D, 900 bu; uats. ., 2Ou uu. H., y
SutrMEHTn-Whcat 57, uu0 bu; corr, 90, COO bu.
, 1879-04-07

soiss Gstf s sHsa w1nsss.: aS KS SsSS S5SS
Fs1f FIT 10 10 sooS sooa snlna. E 46S
fs,snts s% st9'"s':: 49,: ~. " 80. S6S 3 s
nnAs-wa. lea. as!'ye,. md arn,er, OWING to .
ssdnScd m W. yolnns q @ @.ifaflngs ssles were reported
s,,e,r'Salss were s ~ y to, m as In m
mr. t,S ~, ;Iacs was no@1nhl at sl3 I'M
n. n,' %'tS!a 4; fs,as; i; ea:is% ssTss'
Ssrs sssy, Ssw xotk da md ou: ) 1sssip's so;io:
F.o1, n " rn nsf m Msae' Il @ ~ a
w Wae urn ONO. rather On the part oi holders than
enc ta seceaSs a. sne aSs .rsd
ittle; tsoonsa saroux t. Knro!,s atc be-
oSea M 10 Gc m1w ssry ow rhe desi9 Was w,sc
'sa sss i IT, s safssc ts Sss s
iSsSy,'n$ s,s, ri wiiis thc s;sposss si
than results ., the of!'naty sprtnc scare among
tlle iarncfs For these reasons bnyets hola oti
t5'1c aaa declined to ils,Gs94Nc ht thu CLOSE.
@ngnf'y @ noi1a' at SoSsooAS: H. eloHlnE y at tho tn
ssipt. 70 s9:s 5os Pssaas a. and H. Na y a.
sto!agc at soe: spot ta!cs wSrS s Toporte Of 4 500
4 W S2 M2o5, at r. w. 5u 70 tfcFno) at
20 tfeGnlafl " a7Ac; y, oUu hu tojccted Vt ljM1
gGsc; & 1nd 10, 400 bu by samplo a. 0oGo4c, Total,
t1:401 pn.
hll3En NHEAr-Sale was nlado or 6u0 bo at Ut'c
'teG III ~ uoasu @ ealh'
WiHFkn nWtEAf-Salcs fGfe U. ulo hn NO. y rcd.
Wln'er riecelrls lvli h!lt ~ oy sample atS1.0l;
anu auo on 10 NJ ~. 05 Total. IL, "uO bu.
~ ,Ssnskaisus-sale was tnauo Or u tons at
SlU. ~: -...-.
EOtsN-Nas quiet and easier. eho average dec1lna
ocing anuat ~. Liverpool anu Now Turk Wtro
Eepotlod slehuys nad our receipts wero aller,
Ply 1'!o snasket weakened In sympathy with wheat,
lha nhe Weathcf making ouyors Aold n1. The
luatknt iot 'AE1fes was naf4l9 ever" 0clofc
Ao aull theso being np outalIo orders. md local
opeealofa woso not d'ssPoscd to trade.
ohlppets reduced theIf bids on lots In
Store, anu this madc -, samples cnaict.
nc. -coscu Ut 14At Tor 4iltsedRol receipts. 10
nen'nally abnpt y &c for regular. Lots freq OIL
boaia s9id at :t5tlc tnf No. to HtsGpt4Ac for
hsw' ael!cr May solu early ~ 3uc, Then at :'UA
lssStamc 1T. ~ ~ t.e s ~ nun9 s1la "
uol!nol al III ibG,3iEc. ali ciosfry III ths inaIa"'
spu& salas were Ten0rtcd OF q IIju uu Nh frilt.
elxut reccIptsl at 3itac; H. Ou0 bu Iy yan,pfo at
32ag&35!tc On ttnck; ~, UGD bu do al ii; 4i;Gr;5l;a
free on board cars; t. 600 bu now mixed Ut 3Ii1c
al0nt; mud 6, 100 bu Rejected at $40 d.. Tptu1.
UArs-Worc fairly Actiyo carly, md qu!et aitcr-
wards, averaging abNut nc lower. Tho EcceIpts
were larger, and thu tito weather favored fur
md June tutures tho latter selling rather freely ut
:Gc, and tia fur,llrr ut :tG0ac, cIoainR at tho
lnslle. Reuular April ultH were steady at 3lt1c
, 1879-04-07

Tho following wore tllu receipts md ship
ments Of tlla leading articles Of produce In this
city during the twcnty-four hours ending at Z
n'clock OIL Saturday morning, and for Tie cor
responding ilate twelve months ago;
, 1879-04-07
eAN FnANolsco. April 5.-Following wcre
the closing 0iptati0ns nt the Stock Board:

CHUEIHE lIlIU EQL0HI HFp III pItIC0 U[ OIu CnuIIaf
Potusl, four sharcs eacl HOW stock to one Ut old.
NEW onLHANB.
NEW ORLEANS, L., April b.-s!sht exchange
on New York, Is premium.
Sterling etGhlnEe, i87.
HOnEIGN.
1.oHDoN, April 5.-Consols, 90 p-10.
Reading, u; Erie, 2s5s@; preferred, Al.
United States s6ccnrltcs-'G7s, called 10 L40s.
10i9{; new 54. 10711S; 415s, 107$sSCDlo5k.
PAN1s, April 5.-kentes, 115f 31{c.
, 1879-04-07

1ApklIAL+ ....
Common 10 far. , 2CMtGs
supurloT to due. ,.4G4s5D
Extra tlus 70 AAeAtUlkktj3
SArAh uNcotAlAEn,
Common, 10 fair. . .lBQb:93
Superior 10 1lnu.,.40Gt50
Ex&FA aua 10 hneatbkib&IO
o1LQAU.
Common a0 fair. :. 1S&19B
Superior to il.ls.. MHk4O
Extra hne to auest 4Mk!E
Itnotces& >. ....,..UL&h7U
koucuQkQ AND CtAao.
SUPERIOR to hne. ). 2b4EAo
i lsnland and uueb4llKud
,tYhwlnea. sa.o sxas 70.
Il la6.s. Alcohol tor eI.
, 1879-04-07


f,a.,s n"Ss, No''. ~ * * II a,, ~
,Thc fo,icv,rr ,o,,1 .ho,,. ~ nr,o.,. t.,,,,
New York for tlic week ending Tbursday eycfi-
Ing last, With comparisons:
Anriia, lfarth 20, Adrll0,
F,op- hi. 1sV: q, nm ds ds'y XIX 'n1; * i'm
Wheat, In. '..' " E'avo l.1sl.!I;S iii. 2sS
Corn. sa. .....:. 63ssib 0D. $40 ~. ;r's
INC 1t. Louis Ndlg Market HtporftT o1 the
4th has telegram from, Kansas City dated the
ed, aay1'gi
a.. lntofmatlnn rom saiina. kan.. y: sha! OWING
for ioi,,tfpq' wiile nenrjy iii the 6eis in tbat "
entity arc tho n,oss part lead Of dying. The root
u. ~ T. vtbors 81 t.s .so "m nv " e e
far onc.thisd crop, even ii rail-, should Sou,e ut
once Of which there Is 1lttlo prospect
Il!c wheat market hero as well as In st. Lou's
Is Intensely weather markct lust nov, and the
tone largely turns Upon tue qucstion of'Wcathcr
N Kansas hhu the hc'anootl'ig States. The aa-
VICES IN regard thereto arc contradictory ID the
extreme, though tho great majority report
asouant namstlsated even ny the Sill
e'e o5op OF water ihak did not cool
lAo pafenea Tongue o. DiFea. Ono let
ter1ece'Foa Hcre SATURDAY statea thAt tie wheat
e1op III naneas' Mtssoarl. anti la1as WILL 30
very ''Rhs anyway anu entirely ruined IN many
p!aces uu!ess ram comes "'thia ic" days. On
eau ol~r nana. aaS1ecs from 1nalana nnu ohlo
s1ase anat tao ram tncfo has oecn TOO heavy,
frosts; rh'lo another letter from tho ssne 81 ore re-
gton says tint thinxs arc looking vol. Reports
gatnc'l circulation Saturday to the effect tint
Kansas as being rnineti unon. n,u1 fhnt tnale
-..".ss. $50 .,. 1po'' ",..' ".'s 'aau'
rumor
That thu s,lunttnn in .v,,eot In tho aovthv..+
- ~-'S -~s-'s-'~"~
, 1879-04-07

DHEADSrUFFB.
FLOUR-Was s1ow. n II usually II on Saturday,
with lltto change In prices, though tho later feel
Ing was tame In sytnpathy with wheat. Bales wore
reposte,l Of 1i0 brs winters. partly II 81. 90, and
o00 hra springs at 81. 76Qb6, oD, the ontsfdo for
patents. Tho following wAs the nominal range Of
, 1879-04-07

Long clears quotoh ut }t.16 lonEo md 81 .B7X
bo1csa; Cumha,lands. -. 005ao. .131s bnxeds lung.
cnt hams, TafGlA1to: awect-plckted hhms, 7fa7*o
sattc averages; Etoen shoulders, 3iio.
Bacon quoted A. for shoulders. q 46ao
fof hams, MI canva.cd ] and paekei. o'Ns''"s
GnzA*K-NAs quoted At 80, O0e15.h0 for No.
white, 4A06c fof good yoi'ow, and 4!4Dltic tor
brown. 7-..,'
BEEF pROnUCTS-Wero nrta and quick at
S. 7it 90 for n,efs, ST. 754blD. % for extra mess,
and 9iit. 5u5e17. 10 for hams. =:
TAtlow -Waa q uict at G7s<b0ho for city and 0,s
k1IItf fDf rntntFt
, 1879-04-07

Wt>ni.-Was in fair request. warhea rools
wcro 9noted 1owoE The stock hcre Ia Iur, and
some aealcra apprehond that It will not In snnl.,
cscnt to carry thu trade lnto lilo now tchapn. 4
Horton cttcWInr sn,s. .'Those "A 4 very anlniI
atock Of nnwsshcl wool In our market. md ~
many Gi OUT @ a,o teforsins ths,n 10
tic carly Arrivals of fat aarps wools at yery rood
prices, md wo wonld recommend prumpt slip.
, 1879-04-07

feeling wna cas!or. Ralcs weto rcpostod Of H9o,:
900 Ii, short ribs At 81. fc!S14.0!, for htay A,i
So b TOR .fnnc; 10 tcs sweet p!ckcd btltses At nc;
md 'ao hoxeh onH hnd thnrt cIeass at 30 spot md
b!tc hotIet Mar. Tho following wdro tho closing
prices pcf luO Lbs on tho leading cuts!
, 1879-04-07

1HCop EtItH1 WuUt ERIIHAtEl. II Wt.s.st. II
LuMBER-Was In, fair demand at tho ruling
prices. Dry stuff III cargo IL salable. and thu
offering conttnue lfgs none Of tho Northern ports
belng 0pcn. Mnat NJ tho stun now coming hula
from tfranl River. Dry ptcca stufT las soa ut
S8.00H8.i 20 atloat md 4 lot Of green Norway
brought sU. 0U. Quotations:
E,rat nnG Rtr0ud Clcnr. 1.;kntt tn E3(I Gffh11 IN
, 1879-04-07

VlN ERAJ4 .N1AEt1N EI8.
DRO0M.CORN-WQa unchanged. Tho sa1cs
were fair III tho aggregate, anu psces underwent no
u,atsrinI uttgrntiDn,
, 1879-04-07

a,,t<.onsldddlfio
T+srjfor,.s r circulation
S'~'"s tkauta.
, 1879-04-07

" 0ANa
Common ksl fAlr.,.1111a
Superior IL tlae. .,2H4p.H
Extra DIM 10 tluast4tk4,hl
Choicest edGkJd
YOUNG tiYS0N.
Common to fair. ;. 17@2a
Superior 10 due. . .:A}St,s0
Extra iillo to tlneStMN8M
Choicest ..M&tfQ
IukPONlHN.
Comnlpn to fair. . 20Q4N
superior IL 6ae...3NtA
Extra tina to auast5t>4tW]
Chottcxt......., .T0GN
MlllSKY-Wa4 In IA,
al u. u pet gallon for
VuItel ol $50 bkla pu TIL
, 1879-04-07

Nehueed. n8 da1rets ............... ...,9Q Gb13
rUrA'EOEsWes stcat!y nn.lcr far city in
gulry. Iaaehtlnwa weru gdnted At 7th111e. and
Enrly Rose ut t0fcsne per bu In car lotI and TO
lite nhuyc these llyRlcs from, store.
POULTRY AND 0AME-'rhe supply Of chick.
cllH WAS c1trculely light. and hghoF psiccs were
paid nul freely hfd. TuFkcys were nearly out ot
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-12-16

A Case of Piles of go Years. Standing.
BOSTON. MASS, August o. 1877.
MlssRs. p. N~EusTAEDTER & Co.,
New York.
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Yours truly,
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