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The Fever.
WV CASES AND DEATHS AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF A CoLORED YOUTH.

The Fever.
wv CASES AND DEATHS AT MEMPHIS SUICIDE
OF A CoLORED YOUTH.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, August 2S.-Five new
cases OF fever were reported to the Board OF
He.lth this morning-Lizzie Schwartze,
Mrs. James, - Martin, Grace Harrison.
and Clanton Prestidge. Three children OF
John s. Prestidge have been Ill for the past
two weeks, but for private reasons their
names were not officially announced by the
Board OF Health. Eight deaths have occur
red since last night-George E. Taylor,
Ruth E. ESuew. Rachel Sloan, Jennie
Sloan, Martin Morgan, Pierre Loianne. }.
Lowry. aud Frank Eldridge-the two last
colored.
Jim Wright. colored youth, committed
suicide this morning by hanging himself to
tree in his mothers back yard, in the
northern portion OF the city. .,...
Later.-Two more cases were reported
this afternoon. Two additional deaths have
occurred. The thermometer ranged be-
tween Is and $50. -----...-
CIV. Graves, q train-dispatcber Of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, died Of
fever tonight Ed. Heating, keeper Of
Courthouse Square for many years, also
died of the fever tonight. Elias McDougal
is reported dying. ,.>a '
THE DISEASE AT NEW ORLEANS. ..sear
NEW ORLEANS, August 2S.-A case OF
yeiiow-fever was reported to the Board OF
Health to.day--that OF Miss Ida Berkson,
sged eighteen, who was taken sick August
18th, on Third street, No. 207, in the Con-
stance quarter. Her brother, aged four
years, died July 3lst OF the fever. :
The condition OF General Hood and
dalIphtpr il reDortpd favorable. ..'."
AT TUE NEW ORLEANS QUARANTINE.
New ORLEANS. August 2S.-Oi six cases
Of ye}iow-iever reported yesterday from
the quarantine station on board the ban K
Black Pr,uce, from Havana, three died last
night. DR.. Darlington reports the cases
getting along well. .-s.-....0
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AUGUST 25.-There was no change to note In Inc
market yesterday from The closing days OF last
week, quotations ruling as follows on all grades:
$50 '- HORSES.
Good Driving Horses-Few sales. 20
Plugs-fn fair supply; small demand. l5@ 80
Southern-Falr and good qualities I'm
small supply demand modtrate...... 4O@ 70
StreeterS-Far; and. good New York ,..' :
/ streeters In light supply; demand 80
falr. 100Y W
Standardization ana Philadelphia in
,scant supply light demand. .......... $50 90
General Workfng-In light supply;
light demand. ...... ................... Cog 100
Draught HorseS-Denand moderate; ~
few in the market. ESQ 1875
- - e- -"t MULES.
Plug Mules-Supply moderate; demand
Plantation Mules-Supply small; de- X. :
mand light. .............. ............... Asa 60
Smooth Malea-Fair and good qualities,
K from 15 TO 15S hands high, In light .
supply; demand light .,............... 75@ los
Smooth MuleS-Fair and good, from
|" 1sk 70 hands high, In medium sup III
Smooth Mules-Fair and good, from.l6
to 16H hands high, In small supply: -.
demand light. ........................-. l00@ 100
USBROKE MULES. - >l-stJts s#.
Quotations on all grades are 910@s15 a head less
than those forbroke mules. Unbroke mules. to be
salabe, must be fat. Fat mules four years old and
under, sell at $l0@$15 less than mules OF same
grade. Those that are over four years old to seven
years are most marketable-Tinaes-Jou Journal
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MI STILL GREATER REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF MILLINERY GOODS.-We are De.
ttrmined to close out our entire Stock or sUNMEh
MILLINERY, and are selling nc prices lower than
any other house In the city. regard cis OF COST we
defy competition, and ask a call OF all In want OF
Hats Bonuets, Feathers, Flowers, Gauzes, Grape
Wells. Mourning Goods, &C. CountrA ORDER re-
ceive prompt aud careful attention: J. ca,i y So
icited. MRS. r. uUl ILEE,
jy l6 b25 Broad street, Richm"hh.Sa-
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NEW YORK SUMAC MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

AUGUST 26.-Sumdc.-Sicily. prime. p to
577.5nGS 50; Sicily, low grades, $25@:30; vi
gnia. $i0@$45.
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,..oa LIlkoRE, August 98.-An unusually
thu ~ hnmber Of southern merchalts are 10
the iay at Present purchasing goods. All
''e ieading hotels are full.
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49, Il :, = Flour. -,..- j.. =. 4 !,
Fine, $3.50: superine, e4.25; extra. IS; COM
mon family, S5.25t@e6: laueS brands, e6GS7.50.
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au 26-eod

Fer genuine bargains, ont fail to call 4.
SYCLE BROTHERS,,
au 25-eod 81 Broad street.
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E-sILKs! SILKS !! sILKs.i

COHEN BROTHERS. STORE
IS THE
HEADQUARTERS FOR sLK.PURCHAsERs.
as they show you The best assortment OF goods il
that line TO be found anywhere south OF New York,
and they guarantee prices and quality. aa16
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DRY (sa1tbDS
TULlUS MEYER,

JULIUS MEYER
6e3 BROAD STREET
hasjust opened
MADRAS GISGHAMS in new fall styles;
NEW FALL PRINTS;
NAVY BLUE and BROWN POLKA DOT PRINTS
so pieces FIGURED POPLINs-uew fall shades
at 12H.; .',.
New 10. OF ToRCHoN LAcEs from SC. and up
wards.
SPECIAL BARGAIN IN FLANNELs, PUR-
CHASED BEFORE THE RECENT ADJ
VANCE IN PRICES.
rs pieces WHITE ALL-woOL FLANNEL from
16X to 65c.;
s5 pieces PLAIN and TWILLED RED and GRAY
FLANNEL from 20 to 5Oc.;
so pieces BLEACiIED and BROWN CANTON
FLANNEL st last years prices.
BE sure TO look at Our FLANSELS before pur-
chasing. JULIUS MEYER,
6O3 Broad street.
Try our spOONBuSK ABDOMINAL CORSET
attl. au 27-sod
NEW GODS.
WH!TE ana RED rI.ANNELs at old prices;
BLACK CASFIMERES-all woo.-irtm soc. to
1925;
BLACK SILK, 76c.;
BLACK SILK, fl;
BLACK SILK, $1.2S;
BLACK SILK, $1.35;
BLACK SILK, $3.50;
BLACK SILK 1t all prices:
COL0RED STLK at all prices.
Just received large and handsome stock or
PLAIN and EMBROIDERED RIBBONS, In all
shades;
TORCHON LACEs, BREToSSE LACES, and .
large stock or all kinds Of LACES;
BLACK and COI.ORED SATlSS:
BLACK SILK VELVETS.
All The bove-named goods were bought before tho
heavy rise, and will be sold ut old prices.
Don't forget that We are headquarters for
HOSIERY. MERlNO, and
ALL.wooL UNDERWEAR.
COURTNEY 4 POWELL.
ape7 429 Broad street.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &e:
ConaoxWxAUrH OF tYgRoTHIA,1-
s4a4 x:,si LAMB OFFICE, sJs b.

ConaoxwxALrHo OF YgRaTHIA,1-1
| gs,J.s ~ ssA4 17.,H LAMB OFFICE, &ts =
+ ~ 49, IT, s.6RlcHkoNpa AugeAt g. 167S. ~ q
GEALED PROPOSALS WILEssBE he
~ CElvED nc ibis ONCE for furnishing the Capf-
toi building and State sourtrheate With COAL 10Y
A al sSstS tons IM51aaiTE.AsH gaa Coil: Il
About About SO t sons WEST oaHiHRislnlAaPErsTCoAL
|, Asithe sbdsef, must be, of1ti6 hsst aiiHtys
seree0e o. 2,(ip9 ahe fons be deifv6sEd
Ia snch, anaRtit 81 ssdT al Nsehs qMes 40 mAyshs
needed Parties maklna prs1osaAs 1nsnbA Sam
:S1kSoFos1L.s viii be SppssodI XTUkpxY. 10
3Otk Instant al I'D p'eiosk aud Ia :sH-ssS
Tie soEsss say IS az ii H. S. ,s,1.,y
iaa 37eAts i..s asspestplaaaf dhase ksedinss.
3|ST srssx
RILL-HEADs, $50 @ % Per cam, o
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

AUGUST 27-Priees this week ranged as follows
Beef CdttL VERY best 4@44c.: GOOD. 3kl SIC:
medium or good fair quality, 3@3kc.; bulls. 219
$40; rough oxen, thin steers, &c, 2aG2ac. 2 d.,
gross t'.'t-
Hogs.-verf best corn fed, 5@54c.; common
grass hogs, 4464Ac! p d. net
Sheep.-3@33c. p To-, gross.
Lam6s.-41.50@43 per head. = ".E
Veals.-t3@$S per head.
Mitch Coos.--4l s@440 q head.
Receipts about 1876 head of beef cattle and 374
hoes. Some few hogs sold early The week al 5Hc.
but DECLINED towards the close. Cattle market about
the ssIae as last week.
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NNIAREMTCOAL

'DILLrHEADS, $3.50 % 90 per !. cam, Of
ID g NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
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,oprss WASHED ASHORE IN NORTH ANTON.
sspecial telegram to the Dispatch
NORFOLK, August 2s.-fhe bodies OF SIX
men have been found on the beach OF
Northampton county, on the Eastern Shore,
where they had washed, and 1t IS supposed
,bey were victims OF the storm Of last Mon:
dar week. None Of the bodies were iden.
,i6ed, and were all much decomposed.
They were buried whele found.
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1atsIwsek. 49, Last week.
Per cwt. Per cwt.

rho corn.fed Texas cattle in marketl
6Assp and Lambs.-Total for the week, 29,5s9
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Hides: LSsfSeI. ~ ~, ~. &c n i
iH6tsE,raen. 4aA1c.; dry tiisA1. f0A11e: q
lint, $50 ltei Hst salted, 6H& 1c.i W. saisso eau
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,sT. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MARKET.

AUGUST 25.-There was no change TO note In the
market yesterday from The closing days Of last
week, quotations ruling as follows on all grades:
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THE RIVER OXUS.

Moscow correspondence of the Cologne Gazettel
Concerning the Eruption OF the Amou Darya into
its old river bed--the Usboga--we learn, the
suit of the inquiries begun by order of General Lo
maxine, the following particulars Three prn
cpal irruptions have taken place-one the town
of Kiptshak. directly into the Usboga, where the
water has flown into the Sara Kamish lakes and filed
the salt lakes of Koch Pulgar; considerable of
water has flown through the Darjulil into
the Usboga, and third Eruption has occurred
near the town of Chod-cheili, from whence the
water has flowed into the Aral-Dengis BASIN
The communication by land through the Usboga
bed is interrupted and the land steppe under
water. How far the water height in the Usboga may
diminish il the government of Khiva continues to
dam up the irruptions cannot be determined now 1t
is not without Importance that the Usboga can he
put under water without difficulty for 200 versts
far as Koch-Pulgar If the bay of Karabugask which
penetrates for $50 versts to the east into the
nent, shows itself navigable tor steamers. the trad
ing road from krasnogarsk, on the Caspian Sea- to
Khiva, which is 600 verss in length and leads through
waterless sandy desert, will be shortened by 400
verss. This circumstance alone is for the Russian
connections with Central Asia important enough to
awaken the interest of all those concerned in the
question,
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stupefaction of my questoners II would seem
that was uttering manifest absurdity. Neverthe-
less. one high parsonage has given message for
the Anieer shere Ali. II was the Grand Duke Vladi-
mir. whom casually met at st. Petersburg. had
not seen him since the of 1877.
$50 yon going TO Cabul." he said. well don't
fail to many pretty things to the Ameer mel!
The attitude OF politicians in Russia is that
who have no concern with the fate of the Ameer.
who. nevertheless gave exclusive reception to the
Russian mission. Poor fellow" they say 'he is
bound To be BEATEN.
SILENCE ABOUT POLITICS.
Those who know Russia we'll think do
know that there is country in the world where
politics of every kind internal external
utterly unknown. where the people who
cerned in governme ntal affairs rarely dare to
speak. They have real terror of correspondents
and those personages like Gortsc hak III and gnatie
who venture to talk with Journalists considered
prodges OF rash yalor We must not then attach
too much consequence to lamentations the tate
OF the Amer who, in any case, is condemned i'll adj
vance.
THE PRICE OF TURKEY
One high parsonage who seemed to have less
luctance to speak than most Others told me that AZ
ghanistan will be the price of Turkey, which country
the Russians every day more and more anxious
10 RETAIN III their IEefe Will De, he silu, Ill
Anglo Russian agreement which, for the present. will
be silent about Constantinope, not to arouse
the Mussulmans of India against the Enelish but
that capital will eventually be conceded to the Rus
SLAMS. Another parsonage told that could not
go from Tashkend to Cabul except by making de-
tour through Herat, which city will shortly become
the key of the Afghan question. have every reason
to suppose that Herat is the objective point of Russia
which will thus hold Persia as in vice. between
Titiis and the Afghan citadel
give these items Of information for what they
worth-the impressions of traveller who has not
a newspaper for fortnight, and who is further
away from the world than explorer would be at
the North Pole One thing know-that the railway
managers have received orders to provide for a
speedy transmission of troops
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THE HARKINS-FISKE SUIT.

Mcssrs. Howe T. Hummel. counsel for stephen
Fiske. filed yesterday answer to the complaint in
the sui. brought against him IN the Supreme Court
by Daniel II. Harkins. The substance of the
plant alleging violation of contract and other dcre
Lotions by Mr. Fiske associate proprietor of the
Fifth Avenue Theatre, has been published in the
HERALD. a also Mr.. Fiskes reply The answer,
which is merely formal. is follows snow comes
stephen Fiske tho above named defendant by Howe
n Hummel, his attorneys, and in the COM
plant of the above named plaintiff respectfully shows
TO the Court
F,rsf-That he denies each and every allegation in
the complaint aforesaid not hereinafter admitted.
Second-This defendant admits the existence of the
copartnership agreement annexed TO the complaint
aforesaid and made part thereof. Wherefore the
defendant demands Judgment against the plaintiff,
that the plaintiffs complaint may bc dismissed with
such other and further relief may be proper
together with the costs.
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NORTHAMPTON BANK ROBBERY.

Among the bonds stolen at the Northampton Bank
robbery in January. lS76. were six Missouri pacihc
mortgage bonds. The coupons belonging 10 these
bonds were presented ON Friday for payment to tho
Missouri Pacific Company in this city There were
thirtysix coupons, due February and August. of
1876. 1877 and is7s. The company had been notincs
that these particular bonds stolen. and soon
the coupons were presented they sent word TO the
owner of the bonds, gentleman in this city aud
delayed payment The owner attempted to prevent
the payment. but the holders of the coupons. .
reputable banking firm of this city demanded
payment at once and threatened to protest the
pons. The company paid the amount nv its check
about half past five o'clock The payment Of this
check was yesterday morning enjoned by Judge Bar
rett on application of Messrs. Holmes and Adams
attorneys and the right to these coupons proceeds
is to be litigated. The coupons Co this coun-
try from Germany through highly reputable hrm.
They are supposed TO he part of 100000 of stolen
securities which IL is said the Northampton robbers
have negntiated In Eurnuc
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THE SUGAR QUESTION.

petition was forwarded yesterday TO Congress-
man Fernando Wood, chairman OF the Committee of
Ways and Means. signed by large number of inn
porers Of Dcmerara dark centrifugal sugars, asking
that a small appropriation be made by Congress 10
dcfray the expenses of sending expert to Demerars
TO examine into the manufacture aud mode of hand.
ling the material the duties of this expert to
be to ascertain whether the sugars exported from
this country are artihcially colorcd, rs charged.
Messrs. Maitland, Phelps n Co.. Rowland Aspin.
wall II. rrowbrdges Sons and Haveneyers d Lldcr
arc Ainvpg The petitioners,
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AMUSEME NTS.
MRS. vAxpExHorr.s READINGS.

The assembly room of the Twenty-second regiment
Armory comfortably filed last night by the
nouncement that Mrs. George Vandenhof would give
all entertainment for the benefit of the homeopathic
charities. headings and recitations the basis of
the entertainment, though some vocal and piano
sic added variety to the programme. Mrs. vanden-
hoff-s readings characterized by force and
emoton those of the young ladies who assisted her
OF varying merit but alb seemed satisfactory
audience composed, apparently Of personal friends
of the fair elocutionists.
, 1879-01-07
Htock.Ysriir to.iay wree small lots prddled oul L,
ctr pnteleep. No Eto:k s6cefsbd OF shipped,
Br TEt,EtnAp11.
.FO1tEfGN.

.FOnE1GN.
The following were .sccs,ecd BY the e1eas
Board Of Trade;
..Ltttnrnn1,e Jan. H-lt1:3o 4. fn,-r1ous. 13a
non; winter, 81 Ddl0s; No. 2 spring, GH 10lIs.
:ht; while, n flda1s nd; club, n 5dI9s "a.
torn--New, s,ot "a :-otd. a:7s. Fork, +0s. 1.aa
3os I'd.
L,vxnrnol, Jan. 1.-prsme n,rss posk-Est,ea
IA; Western. 40s; .iIaeoH--Sew cnmbcsIanda. q,
I'd; short RIBS. 24s; Shoulder, liz. iIam,. 70.
Lard. a0s ID; 'Dcet-rrme mess, new, IA; Ia.
dla nners. new, sls. Chetke, 4iA. Tal1ow. :S.et.
Loxpnx, Jim. . O, 0,-1ivxnro0L-Whea auist
Corn unchanged, atAHk LAkE-Theat and, ean
qnact.s tAtRtes on cohst-whcst steadt; ea'na
shalte dearrr.. Gareos4 rdn. ra&aaxs-whtat str,
little inquiry. Country markets for wheat FL.
gllsh and French steady. Farmers dslIyesie. 4,
English wheat during ths pest week, 35, ,oooa
40. 600 qrs.
.z.. apectai Dfspa.ea to ne 7s4,mms.
Llvanroot, Jan. D-l1 100 4. m.-Florn-Nol,
2oa; No. 2, 1as. !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. No. !, Bs; Me- 2, ., u,
spring. No. 1, 81 I'd; Nc. 2, d. l0l; white. Nal,
d 3d; No, 2, 81 i'd; Club, No. I. D. Sd; No. Z
On Sd. Corn-New. MOL. 2cs Sd; old, No. l. -.
rHoFIsloxa-- -Pork-iDs. LAtd-:sUs Cd.
LisEkroot. Jsn. G.-CoT7os-1faFket cssfe: il
7-1605 l1.10d; sa1es,' II. 600 hafeH; specnl.Ioq
and sxpnrt. 8. 300. American. $500.
LAnp.-Amesitar, 30s I'd. i
Lnsnos, JAM a-Rsy,hrp rsrnoLEus-ase
9Nd. -. >. ~
LlNsHRD OJI-23a. = q! ''
, 1879-01-07

SflEEP-Krceipts, Ulb. Trade was qutst, o"lRg
e .ss :sgp'fiio Il: ioo s quota 'A' h'F<'' 'f
NEW YoRK.
New Yonk. Jan. d, -uEsyE.--nccslpts. q, 100;
ma.kst opened brisk mud slsong Vt kslaaf,a prices
were At ahaut tho futes current week nso; &alcs
7@o pso. f. e1,a Including s,k fss,ns ,.ds
to i, 100 H.. like: exporters uscd 4so Ut oat
i0Mt; snlpu,enls iuE lbs wssk, $40 qukfiuss Of
bssl IND 10 l'ss; two steamers " ont 10 'fofFow
WI "snssr-iteeoipls, +.6oo; market active; .}s1Aa
ss ~ :1s. q Il ,1ss @sS Ttss: y t Fl s4' '''
nosias sxsfsssIe'' qasta'Iee%:. ; % - per id il. ~
KAsr LlnEKrr.
,,asc Frt5.r hsaa ,hsousS and iii
total for tho wcek ending this dsyt and uos
local. axatass = Hm taroasn and l. W ioeai shs
demand tsxnt, sxecpt .os hotaa eona9snpttau. an
III: % a eosausSn. III so sssti %; ssasksis .sa1ss.
sl' sow; I'D *tsx., ~ 81 g; 9a a.sS ~
n, U:o, as.iast H. RS ths wesk lsiote; Workers:
81 3soSsS. 10; ph,sAaespatas, sh aa&aa>;la,
ST. LoEls.
~ Tn,.la Inn 0, ,-CArTEx--Wezk and slow !;
l,sht dsniand; !!t!ls aona; pf'ess unchanged; re-.
ee,pts. .uou: snlpmsassy ~ ,
-
basehsr.' % extra heavy. J.: sousa. W; rass1pt.,
s,tsxr- Steady anl uuchaassl: f.lf TO- good.
So. 75tt:s 50: choice ~ fancy, u, 1alt4. IS; 70.
ceipta. !, lu0i shipments. none.
DALrlAous.
nALrlxoxs, Jan. d;-cAr1L5-Market dull;
s,y, aHSs4Sc: ,todtun,. :Gt3 g; oFIlsary, 14:sc;
most safes u 3',aA!.e; srcslpt'. t.003; sales
l.410.
vaucs; Gaolatlon., 4Ms'sc, receipts, y: a3t,
eMEEr-Markst trtGs batter: quotations, $40
5Ac; receipts, !, dbs.
EANj4E CITY. -+ =
5ptclal Dissa!sa - tn ftttuAa
! KAssAs lIrY, NO., Jan. 1.--cATTLE-Ths PF4fI
calftaf rspo.ta receipts U.s.: shlpneats, l0s;
rrs and feeders, b.. e59st.ioi ~luteFsd and corn
fx4 Te1nt steas* s.? :s0jta Us. iI*sss- -Acccsats,
l. 740; shipen geo; nctlTe; fatF to choice hasx5
packing, 81 roo j. ~; !.ylt shtpplRx, u .Qo4, go.
| cINclSNATL
| c,sctsxArt. Jan. b.%~Iloan-ln good demand;
aud pEtcvs shA4s hlanet bu heavy: cummoti: y. =
fIn 10; liKht S:.A,,L! W; packing D.. ks1e2. "
| Gutchrrs', &..95@auo, receipts. 7,lAo; ship
| ueut4. I, Isl.
nEyRA!0.
BvYEAlo. JxA, os-Tne only t'saaastloas u th'
, 1879-01-07

Long clears qnoted AZ a. 49'I Ioosr and q. III
boxed; t'nmbcsiantf, 3'sGf1ac boxed: tonz'cnt
hams. 6aSeBc: rwsel.p1ck'ei hsms .s.n .. ..s tSf
10 TO ~ q ArtFnHn' green taM*t as..taaet tof fa"s
Bacon Quated At J.tfl4r f1f shonidefs. 4.s9t4Ac
for short ribs. 4'a6!.c for short clears. 1Eac TOT
hams, ali cnavaqcI and hacked. -
t}nEasE-Wns uuetet! Mt +i,Gf4afc fer white, 3do
4',c Tor yellow, hnd q a. 4c Tor brown.
tEEF plsolu t'ra-.Mc.a ~ r. +teGus ana qalet a.
aud SIT, i01 I I 10 for linns.
Ta1i.ow quiet At dfta.se for city. and oa
G1flc for coNntry.
, 1879-01-07

IO0H-Ieee!vca during sunlay anu Monday,
ouict, Ths large receipts (far9c for Monday aud
"Wednesday led TO a general ,softsniug Of l'sicsa
dnrny tho t,ny 4hpw auci, activity. though hefaro
tho c'oto .hs hnk q tac hosa ~ haa csossfa c so
scales Lgs !, a9!a y ~ an4 poos dsono 70
Nl &c. khtppsrt wut1 not dong much. The aiaf.
ket closed s,caay u tbs ubofo quotations.
Al sales OF huRd aso uiade subject to shr1nka2S
OF 10 ID for p,tyy suws aud W l0s tor ssaKs.
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