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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31
Sink Drops From HnxIelhur.sf.

Bnk Drops From HnxlehursG.
The weatIier /. not 30 warm az has
been, on account OF delightful breezes.
Hazlehurst is quarartined. against
Memphis. The latter will nav weep
if she hears it.
Chas. Bel edict, who has been i'll.
we are glad to say is o up and at his
post of duty.
Messrs. Hogg and Matthews of this
place will start their excursion to Kan>
sas City on the 10Th of August.
Everybody is going to Camp meets
ing!' exclaimed a youth from the sub
cribs, when his girl promised to go with
am n'1gyNag4tsfk .'"'
A select company is practiclng the
Pinafore, for some laudable purpose.
Gould the ministries gives us an Ethio-
plan transcription" Of the opera?
Over nine hundred boxes of peaches
iLFt st. VI --.. Nr .a La PHI
were shipped one day last week, and
less than four hundred and seventy on
any day. Champion! IA
Engaging in pugilistic exercises may
be all right when the circumstances are
favorable. but Mt night .on the streets
makes the difference of seven dollars
in favor Of the Mayor. Don't it, boys?
ia Miss Lizzie Cook and Mr.. Eugene
Ray we're married at the Methodist
Church yesterday "wednesday evening.
May many bright little RAYS of sun
shine and happiness ever play about 'heir
pathway. .
The new Presbyterian steeple, and
the cupola over the public well are
happy improvements to our town. Now
if the courthouse was painted to re-
represent granite, we might boast and
initiate a little.
p "a letter from a frienI at Haz'ehurst
dated last Sunday, says the county con
veution was held Oh Saturday and
passed off quietly Bfand0a Repnb-
Ucda. ~ 4.t..4t4gs -
That Hazlehurst friend must have
had some Sunday commission wine
when he wrote that to the Republican.
The convention did not pass of quietly
Quite. the contrary. aj.5
Somebody wants to know about the
H%azlehnrst Murphys that existed in
the past, somewhere. Tradition says
two of the ''leading members were
found intoxicated, anil a motion vas
offered to exclude them. Said motion
was lost. One of tile twain, whose
heart was Overlooking with gratitude at
the favorable position of affairs had
thus taken, thereupon said: ''Now ]
(hicl move that them as hasn't (hIe)
broke their pledges be (hic) Spelled"
Carried. VEsTrQuEs.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31
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is warranted to remove every cause from
the system that produces the chills, and ii
il. fails to do this yoAsssagil sn~tain no loss.
~ every druggist Tanthorized 20 guar
antee a permanent cure in every case, no
matter OF how long standing, and will re-
fund the money if the chIlls return after
You are through taking. Positively, no
cure. no pay. Try it and he convinced.
1t contains no poison, and is perfectly
tasteless, Sold by F. NJ. MABTIN & Co.,
and a permanent eure guaranteed in all
cases. +. w. GROVE,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
Paris, Tenn.
For sale by +. VI. MARTIN &Co.,
apl-3-45-m. B~rookhaven, Miss.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31

Elk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brigadier, and now
Post Master General Key. has gone on
a Missionary tour through the North
east. to assist the fortunes of Brother
Sherman.-Er.
May the Democratic party be deliver
ed from all such polical traitors as Key.
Kick him ont. fs@ ~
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31

LARGE orders from France are being
received at New Orleans for wheat.
This indicates an important movement,
and shows something OF the effect the
ietty outlet will have on the commerce
of the Mississippi.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31

st,dents rqn hoard themselves up1 N the 'mess
for less han one half inc above rates.
rrne above estimate Is reliable, and includes
ovarvtEiug except fuel (Which students buy
49, ne Tnfybrsity at cost. andtfeir furniture
for their room and books and clothing.
some students Of good standlng got Aiong
,vhi,st others spent double that amount.
the University Is 10 excelent condition ana
and ID steadily gaining In popularity and pros
Jrne Facuity Is complete. All the departments
me Law Department ana the PTepar-
atorv department. are In successful operation.
rho location is healthy. Never was q Gaze OF
vellsw fever here.
Yer catalogues and IN formstiOR apply to the
neellor ALIEN. r.. STEMAKT.
II. NJ. SULLIVAN,
mlv-1T-2m Secretary Board Trustees.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31
South era Ie0chers bureau
G. M. PEEK, MANAGER,
Hampton. Va.

This agency supplies Colleges, Academ-
les, Schools and families with competent
Professors, Teachers AID Tutors. Do You
wish to employ a competent Teacher, or
do yon wish to secure a position as Teacher?
Address, t.H
Southern Tea cter' Bureau,
July 24-tf. Hampton, Va.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31
Ohio Congressional ElectiOl
t "n9 Frauds,

Cincinnati. July 28.-The Congress
sioaal election frauds are being inves>
tigated. The committee examined only
two witnesses to day. one of whom testi.
fed that d Marshal had offered him five
dollars to bny onother msn's vote, and
the other that he had seen Deputy Mar.
shsls electioueering at the polls.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31
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1t is an established fact that Quimne o
Cinchonidina will stop c3Ills, an d Tor tht
purpose there is nc better remedy. But.
is also az established fact that they do n"
remove the cause that produces the chills
For if they did, the chills would not re-
turn on the 7th, l4ih, DIST or 2Sth day.
Then is it not money LOST to attempt to
permanently cure the ehills with QUINN
or Cinchonidia, when they do not remove
the cause from the system that producee
them? For until the cause is remoyeds
the cbills Will returu The
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31

The Mayor of Macon is evidently a
business man, as the following procla-
nation will show: 'Ti
This city has quarantined against
Memphis, aud other places Infected
with yellow fever. Let all persons re-
member that there will be no child's
play! in enforcing the quarantine of
this city. Persons from Infected plac g
must stay away from Macon; that's all.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31
Fifteen Thousand MelnphiaiaS
Here.

st. Louis Cor. Chicago Times.l
A score of firms have established
businessnnoffices and four or five have
rented storerooms and moved in
their goods. Memphis business
men have been given the freedom OF
the Merchants Exchange for ninety
days, aad are to be found in groups
all over the floor at the noon hour.
The majority who have arrived have
found temporary quarters IN hotels
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31
Latest From New Orleans

The following telegram has been re-
ceived by the Mayor in reply to II OF
bis inquiring as to the yellow fever in
New Orleans: -
New ORLEANS, July 80, 1879.
To the Mayor Of Brookhaccn:-
Total cases to date four; total deaths
to date one.
S. S. HERRICK, M. D.
Sect'y Board Of Health.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31

THE colored military companies al
Memphis are deserving of creditable
mention for volunteering to guard duty
during the fever.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31

Mrs. Dorsey, who left a fortune to
jeff. Davis, Ia not reconstructed; but
her relatives are bound that her will
shall be, and consequently they will
contest it.-Chicago Tribune. 1as
h. What! before a Mississippi jury?-
Mobile Register. ..n
Mo- never! ,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31

The fever does not seem to be spred>
ing very fast in Memphis and is OF o
much less fatal type than last year.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31
EDUCATE! EDUCATED!

Send for a catalogue OF
Nhitxyortn Female College,
BR~onKHAyEN. MSS.
adv al t. resi in Music, Normal training
English and Classics, at very low rates. Tuition
in English or Normal course, board, waShing
lIe! one scholastic year, only St5j 90.
He JOHNSON. D.. D., Prcst.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31
NtntIa VOIume,

To-day THE LEDGER enters upon the
ninth year of its new series. 1t re-
turns thanks to it's friends for the sups
port it receives and, with their assist
ance, is able to stand up and fight the
battle of truth and justice. HE
LEDGER will be as newsy in the future
as in the past, and will always be found
in the ranks of the Democracy.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31

THE Glover report has shown a vast
amount Of rottenness in the United
States Treasury.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31

Jackson. Tenn July 81. 1879 His
Honor, Mayor. Memoirs: DEAR SIr.-
Money have I none. bat Of such as L
have give | INTO YOU"
The Lord, says what so ever yon ask
in his name that will he give, he men5
this. Nov when Won get this Letter if
On the %. % or 81 or any Other Day,
the Day foliing per eiaim e., the people
of Memphis to off .r thnra. rincer de-
v~otions to the Lying God, 3tiiaas a
Day for 8 Dlv. Those that don't want
to 90 to church pray at home for ID, 20
or 80 minutes each one; be cincer AMI
every one in the city humble them
selves to stay the PLACE aud it will be
dun"
When the last day shall dawn. and
Gabriel whoops 'em mp with that horn
that we've all heard Of, the only saving
grace for the Jackson religionist will be
that he had sense enough not to sign
his name to the above. -.IeRphis 1C
0lanche.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31
Wards Seminary
~aSHysHE,E. TENN.

HyHE most successful and best established
School for Young ladies IN the South.
Forty four graduates this Jinle. splendid build
in the Sonth since the war has graduated 80
many accomplished young ladies'. For new cata-
iopue address DIR. WE WARD.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31

ExrENsEs PER SESSION, NINE MONTHS.
q months board at SO 10 sl2 80
per month 49, y"
o months washing $40 81 ,50.....t Wto 1890
: o months lights 2@ to 0Oc...... 2E5to 40
Incidental fee.... .....-.-... l20t W Is
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31
Lawrence County Items,
Any amount of rain now.

Any amount of rain now.
We hear talk of cotton worms.
Mr.. Butler, of Monticello, (the old
g~entleman) is very sick.
We would rather have the mill owner
called 1. NJ. Smith than either J.. NJ. Oh
T. NJ. ....f -sa,,-
Married, at Mi. Dale's office, in
Monticello, on the 25th of July, by
Justice Dale, Mr.. W. G. Dickinson to
Miss Rebecca Davis.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31

THE Copiahan advocates a'dog tax
It would be a good .lawsf every dog xN
Q pt one to each family, was taxed.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31

NAPOLEON BoNApARrE, COL, was hung
at Sardis on the 18th inst.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31
The True WAY TO Iuyigorate.

The true way to invig rate a feeble system is
to lnfuse activity into the operations of the
stomach, that wondrous alembic, ia which the
food is TRANSMITTED into the constituents Of
blood, the chief elerentsof our vitality. Hostel
ter's Stomach Bittcrs, because it acomplishes
this end, is greatly to be preferred to many so
called tonics, useful indeed as appetizers. hnt
imperative as aids To digestion and assimilation.
This sterling cordial, while it invigorates the
stomach. beautifully stimulates the silver, bow
els, and kidneys, ensuring the escape through
the regular rhinnels of effete and useless mat
ter thrown off by the system, which is thus pur-
ified as VIII as invigOrated by it. Its tonic in
hnenee is soon made manifest by an increase of
vital energy and a more active and regular dis
charge of every physical function, and it has
the further effect Of rendering the system. I'M
aSsailahle by material epidemics. july-1-m.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31
Agri. r. Mech. College Of Ku

of Instruction in English, Mathematics. French,
German. Civil History, Political Economy.
Civil | Engineering, Chemistry, Logic and Met
Apply sizes, Natural History and Military | settles.
Tuition sl5.00 per year. Naturalization $500.
UnfurniSiled room, $500 Board IN clnhs n so to
$500 per week; in private families 81 90 u $500.
Whole expenses, exclusive of %clothinf. need
not exceed Sl20 90 Fer annun. COMPENSATED
labor furnished TO a limited rumber OF Students.
Glasses taught in Practical Mechanics. Apply
for catalogues to JAS. X. PATTERSN, Phi. d.
Lexington, KY. Jdy 3l-Im.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31
University Of Mississ'ppt
At 39;.
OXFORD s

Next session opens SEpr.2', 1sT9ftition- Is still
FREE TO ALL MsslssiPPlANS;
Students from other States, who have not
,rition fee. Law students pay $50 tuition fee.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31
Philanthr0pist and the Idiot.

Mr.. E. d. Eaton, below referred to,
is our old correspondent "Pap" and
what he does not know about nursing
yellow fever, will take the best of them
long years to learn. We know some~
thing Of his record in the disease, and
while he lives will never be behind as
a volunteer or absent when called:
President Porter is Delayed with let
tiers and communications of various
kinds from all parts Of the county.
Some of them afford an interesting il
lustration of the working of human
in differently constituted individuals.
as may be seen from the two following:
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31
THE

BRoK1u>NEN, Mrs. July 22.--To
the Mayor of MAmDhis: As nurse
IN yerIoW fever OF twenty~Six years, can
{ be CT use to You? If so, | am at
vonr s~arvis. gratis. Reference. Mayor
Of B~rOokhay.n. Z d. EATON.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31

Will open on the
J.; Third Monday OF September,
and continue until the last Thursday in
June with the usual holidays.
T~hecourse of Instruction will comprise
Science, Literature, Practical Business and
Ancientand Modern Languages
TUITlos-S20 per anpdm, payable semi
annually ia advance. Board car be OBJ
aimed in private families at from Sl5 to
TO per month. For further particulars
apply to
.oi g. w. McGinnis,
iulyl02m Secretary Board Of Trustee
, 1879-03-14
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Produce Markets Tame and Gen.
orally Easier---Frovisions
Weak. i,
Grain Depressed by Fine Wtntlter..-A
Favorable Seeding Season.


Tie =, s,tet far fsavnrnnnnS. corkfnrss ,pttb
,,t 40, s,,., r,,,,r. Tho Iaron,, 4. s.r.th,v
F.,,tn,, ~ nr.au.,I, uc-t1,o dawn ~ ,,,r.i
t,n,,I,,rs Thc NM. ,r,;-o ,,.a fourd f,r ,nnno,
t,.. ~ chor1, unnr ,nnc,I. ,t,o ,,n,Itrn. RI,
f,,,ng,no orn Nh ro,e. ~ tl,o i,v. Il. ~ ,si
7oo6atnslf, s.o1. ~ M IN, ,k66tfu1:. s-on. al
,ss 1Jai<6a102sf. loan. 1iitNM1olk: raw
,tn.,,1 atotns h ~ ,e1 10t,6,SiI,t3.. Itn,,ca
s,.4o. dLs 1ntL,@tn5, r;n,-d d atcs i mr. rcnt
; ,onnn,. 1n1GiaNx: itnitcd state. curreucy
"a ie,tx,
1'hc forcjcn crehourc market IA steady, w,,h
e,,1ht i1eci,uc in etcr,fno owinc 10 th4 ~,
,,,ct,on II, thc rata of dlscount hv thc Hank Of
Fnyl,nt from n tn otx ncr rant, Tim srtunl
rats. for today vcro Is;1f 90 tlays, and 4ssa<
slrht.
Tic bullion in the Bank Of England increased
E52I, coo, and TIM prooortton Of The banks re-
servo TO It's liabilities ID now so 5.10 pcr cent,
aome of tho Chicago banks fcport A uorc act
fyo demand to.far from the country far both
currency md cxchance. The fact Indicates In
c.easing activity, uud Is therefore both healthy
and bopctul. City customers seem to be yery
husy, md A morr nctlys demand for money il
noticed by tho bank. doing mainly local busl-
ncss with merchants n,.,l manufacturers. And
vet noucy Is gcry abundant an the Whole, a,,t
borrowers OF the better class, especially those
who demand lower rates, arc freely supplied ia
most cases at n reasonable concession. strictly
flrst-class call loans eau be l.ad at about 5(9G
ucr cent; IN time, a,l the xay from 1tial( pcr
cent arc obtained.
The bank c1carings we're 50, 5000
The demand fpr railtoal honda, in Now yor1,
, 1879-03-14
NEW YORK.
tYpst{al pj&pdfcA 10 Tft Tsf6uaA


New Y0nx, March 13.-0nAtH-In tho wheat
market depression and hcarinesa were thu ehafae.
te1ist,o fratuEcs. and most prominent At The ex-
trcme close; winter grades pressed for salo. and
further fscedea 14"e per bu, without stimulating
business 10 any important extent; spring offered
with mora urgency and on apliona u much lower
agurss, but failed 10 doyslop any ahow OF tntsrest
from, buyers fot other than early dsliyeres cabls
adsIcss Indicative Of wsakness on very t9ma
markets: rs, coo hu; No 2 red at 81. 14n1. Ian.
closing It 81. II; liz. 600 bu do Aprtl at .14db
!. .14h, cfoalng at 81, II. Coru lover for early de-
livery Oh more active grades. generally VIC, and
IN No. ,sGsic, leading to \ comparatively !air
huslness. largely In No. 2 and steamer mi1pdt
mixed Western upsradsd at 44!ldb46,tc. Hya la
very moderate reauess, mostly for shipment 1t
hardly steady ratss. A. restricted movement In
cats. which again yielded slightly. and ~ = suls
closed weak; No. = Chicago anoat quoted 1t $40
I4tic, and do Ia stors at 33c asked.
PNov1sloxs-l1og products tams and weak. clos
Ing heaxy: Weatsra meas dull. and loo lower;
quoted Rt tho caoss for March 0.20110. 50 Tor
new and for April $40. 10. 20 for uew; May At
$40. a0110.35. aud juno It $40. 35dt10. 1a Cut
meat. iu rather moro ruquest. uAcon easier aud
oss active, rlth toax clear quoted It SC asked aud
short cleas 1t 6Ao bid. Western steam lard more
active for sally delivery at lower pstess closug
~. o2H; forward delivery less active At lover
, 1879-03-14

FOtElGNe
The following wcro received by tho Chicago Board
Of Trade:
LlvEnroo1, March 13-11:3o a. m.-Ftour,
as6dGb10s. WheAs-Wlnter 0s 1dl0s I'd; spring.
~ Dl@as ID; white. g. 11d0Ds Sd; clup, Qs 4dW
o. Cd. Corn. "a 9d04s I'd. Pork, 40s. Lard, 3Js.
LlyEnrnot, March IL. --l3acon -Cnm.,cr!ands,
2as; short ribs, Us Cd; long clear. 2Bs I'd; short
clear, ::7s. Bcef-Prlme mess, 70s; India meas,
Shoulders, 23a I'd, Tallow-prlme city, a5s Cd.
Lard, aJs, Pork-Psimo mess. Eaatcsn, 5as;
Western, 4Ss. Ilama. long cut, 2o-n average,
SIS.
IoXnos, lfnrch 13.-LtyEHrooL-Whsa and
corn qnlet. Cargoes on coaat-SYheAt qu!oter;
fair average No. sPhng. AZ I'd; corn rather
easier; fair ayorazo American mixed, ...s. Car
Eocs on raAsage-Wheat rather easier; coru quiet:
fair average quality Of M. . Chicago anrng wheat
for shipment during tho prcacut and following
month, A0s 1dl4ls.
Special I,ispateh to JAs Tribune,
L1vEnru0I4 March 13-11 80 a. a.ra.-FLoun-No.
!, los; No. ., % Cd.
0nAlN-Whcat No. ], ps Sd; No. 2
o. /; spring, No. l, 81 I'd: No. =, II Odt
while, No. l. o. ID; No. 2, u lid; club, No. l,
Ua 0d; No. =, d Id. C0rn-New No. !, A II;
No. 2, IA Cd.
Pnnylsloss-P Pork, 4Ds, Lard, a3s.
LtsEnFooL, March la.-CogroN-A1arket dali At
hHG15,i1; sales, 5000 bales; speculation and
export, 1000; American, 1000.
Pi1oyIsioH4-Aeas pork, 4Ds. Lard-Amse[can,
31s. Dacon-Clear u,!4dlss, a8s 1di short do,
:s7a.
LONDON, March l3.-srtn,Es Or TuRrEs7.x1-
els OdGl2as.
AxTwsnr, March IL. .-PErnoLEux-2o..!id. :
, 1879-03-14

S%re.ana siarch 81 rerul.f wor. @ nemtnsl Il 2:4Sa
At Saesasi,c o. track % tash sales | wefe W reror,ed
& aoo Az nu do Al s5'ls1?dc traa On board. Total,
,. MyE-Was sals!. opsn!ex dslt sad weak On
ttn[s - "a cl";'ns stss1y Kssals. NJ w. r.
sesfaon. and sod ncnt the ciote 4 45hc, fresh
No. :! was .caree. and tslahtr at 4a!ic. April was
fasag sas: s4 Msp Il ap res sSe
Se iss aud 80 % 81 % Il 4Ss 'fee On 5oa;s
!;Xisi.ii:TDWa. Wa dull and unchanged The 70.
ecipts wrro small and the shtp,ncnts larger. Tho
n.inS. wsEo st .n Fn!y hs nnt nese VA
ART 10, W. oIrsrsd ii ioe, With - ahout ~
with no fesponsc Regular NO, :: was antst at :7.c
and A.. y s Co. receipts u Stc. Regular ostra
ss4 r 'S ' T. + s. saa,es e sa
nta kIt71Hc. Chsn Hslcs werr tcportrd of 4t!O hn
extra Ao:i nt Ito; D. .o) vu by sanpv Al :s',h7!c,
On track; and ZOO bn 10 1t 41:t.5e delivered
Total. I. 100 bu.
Mcss potk-sslcs J,7nu btls. a. 90. A7:f ffbn.n 90
for Anil mud at sU. 1si fur sla, Iata-Eu &C.. at
:i Fl ND Msy SsSt5 ~ 3 sias S
. O'CLOCK cALt~
Wheat was active anil lomer under free onefincs,,
~ &c Iuf NAY. NGn W1nteF-"V WV ul toE Apt1i NJ
tH!rc. CUrn-l3s5. U00 VI. at &c for April, NlGo
:s' nc for May. asfti :h,.adt1h'.c for Jane. Oats
10. 0C0 i,u fHr May At .iAGt*3aic. Mess pork
4 10 nrls at ~: Tor April and s ~ fot
Mag. I.nrl-l, iUu tcs, At 5h.I:!a for April and
SU 50 for Mny. Hhoft ftbs-D0u, 00o lbs, Al 81 III
Tor april and 81. ~ for May.
Wheat was active and lower. declining during
tho ntternoon lac from tho price as lo'ceck. AMI
recovering Inter We. New York wns quoted
cu.Icr. md It saa reportcd tat !nrRe aclling orrra
had been received hrre from Wall street. April
sold uown ~ D1!ke. md perhaps tpncned t!sc.
MaY sold at i4asg44lc, and ClossI NJ n4atxDnt!tc.
Torn WIS eaAIcr. .May sold at :hiQt;Ai.ic. and
june At :ut!:xa31tac, both cioane At this range.
July sold nt ;tuMc.
II 4GttJ.sc for June.
Mess pusk was, easier. Sales wrre made Of
i, 0tt'l bt*. ut s!.67M for April AMI n 81 77ha
Il. ~ for May.
Lard WIS nominal ..
Shurt ribs werc lower. Sales l. 40, GOO lhs. at
s,.u5 fur April. sa.7.!i@4.Ta for May, aud 81. u
for June.
LATER.
Mess pork e,otcd at 50. 81A00, 70 for April,
81 HbiL A..H for May, and 50. u, for juue
Nalts !. 7 tcs, ut So ~ fur April, 80 bU63
y. S,t. for May, and 81. u.!i Tor Junc.
Lard was 9uset, At 81. l.taflu.45 for April and
50. h1l1G,tt.ii0 for June.
StHrt rlhs-SnIc8 $50, 900 lbs, At 81. 05 for APRIL
and 81. ii FOR May. Shonldets-U, QUO lbs 1t 49, 10
for May.
, 1879-03-14
AtiEEr eALkg.

ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, March IL. 3.-CATrLE-Ative. nrn,, and
rood do, s.. 7;Sti 05; Vaoa light do, s.. a6G1l. 90
native and butchers stcers, So 25; cows aud
l,e3fetf r. o e. & III tc3ans: 81 9 o2 e
a., IL; receipts, l, 2ou: shipments. !. 0to.
Ilous-stEong and active; yorkers, 81. 456a3. %;
an1,ss fss,os: s?S g. ':es susss1, ssssGs i s;;;s
s3.T54h4. %; receipts. d e00; shipments. Z, GOO.
snEEr--Strong aud ucttve: common to fall, 81. a5
~. s5.doas$5; receipts, 1000; shipnsnis, %
600.
BUFFALO.
BUFFALO. March 1:L-CArrLE-Rcceipts, eo3;
nArsct active and higher tor al'pncrs and butchers
steers, owing 10 light supply; tnll and declining
butchers, Il 65lsa .56: .oeksfs 81
and slow; aaoa!ions down ioS iajr to o. good @
Mestesa s. sohSep, sa5oD4 EXTRA $3.50; bucks.
.iIoas-Hecclpts, 4, 100; limited dnmanl for hath
mixed packcrs. 50. 80; medium and heavy. 50. B5
@4.06; extra, selected for export, 81. ooI3. 10.
NEW YORK.
EEw YoHN, March 1h-BEEvEs-HeceIpts, 23O
head; no sales; market nemlaat,y unchanged; );
dressed beet dnlt 1t U510Sc city, 89e7o Western; |;
shipments, 100 qaarsers:
trndency downward; lAaee for sheep; 6Mep0Xe
for lamos; fow spring lambs sold At 81. 0u&tU. 90
net head; shipmcatss 799 q ee1sasses. ~
GHbSh-hEEEIPA.* AAV nGuA hN ucHlAuA tUl
live; + car. loads slaughtered for owners ecconnt
aud reporteI 81 80 per 100 hi; . loads holding
for $500, with S3.0 30 bid.
KANSAS CITY.
9ptrtdl Dt&uasch to TAs 1t11Hne, '
KANSAS Ctrr. Mo-. March 1a.-CATIE-Tho
Pics Current reports recuipts 1877; shipments,
2G7: steady; native shtpnoss and feeders, - .7}G
ats; native COWS, g.. tOip3 50.
Iloas-lleceipts lo0; shipments, oso; nm
changed; ta[r to good. $4,000. 20; light shipping.
s., n02l3. 10.
CINCINNATI,
CINCINNATI. March 10. --Iioas-Qnlet and sseatly ;
common 81. T3lA..40; light, 81. 355t.A 10; pack.
Ing 81 70G14 M; butchers, 81 .t0t4 75; recalpts
], 800; no shipments.
, 1879-03-14

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March 1a-Rccc!pts-FlouE, 81, ,+cI brls; wheat,
1885, l5o hi; cor Il ,95s bu: cats, ~ 80j hu: corn
meal. q .413 pkgs; rye. 1,oe5 bu; matt, BOG ou;
pork, 4S5 brls; beef 5.s5 tcs; cut melts, 5,22222
pkgs; iard, S9d tcs; whisky, 44G brls.
Esports-Tor twcnty-four hours-Ftour,1 IL, 600
brls; wheat, Isl 200 bu; corn, N, 600 bu.
GOODS NECEiyED
at Port Of Chicago March 1a: L. Wolf hianutac-
turing Company, eight crAtcs cartbenrsro;
Fowler Bros, 93j sacks ealt; Hart Bros, one
case hosiery; Vrrgho, Ruhling Il Co., four cases
toys. COLLECTIONS, Sj,399.G0