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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-15
SO LOTS
SELLERS COUGH SYRUP!

Over OOO, coo bottles sold 1t is the most pop
ular remedy for COUGHS, COLDS. CIRQUE,
HOAESENgssS. and all THROAT and LUNG
szyEeS.scs Ii as been in for half century. Doc
tors recommend it. ]. f. YoUMAE, Long r. 2, II!J
saws: Il saved children from the Grove A. l..
SIMMONS of Baltimore, Md, also " It Will cure
the worst cough immediately" Take mo Ofhert
Prices, 25 cents, SO cents and Sa:OS per po1le' T
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-15
ITeEegraphed tOths RoekIssand Argu..1
To-Dav's Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND

LONDON, Feb. l5.-Rowel, the Cam
bridge athlete, sails in the stea mship Par
thia, to-day for New York, for the purpose
OF contesting the pedestrian championship
with O'Leary,
A dispatch from Rome saws cordial let
ters have been exchanged betwee en- the Pope
aud the German Emperor, concessions are
made on both sides. The cardinals op.
pose the Pope's acceptance of the civil
list; His Holiness decides nevertheless
that ecclesiastics must obey the laws.
The strike of the engineers is extending
to Leeds, Plymouth, Dover and other
points, The fifty seventh regiment at
CeyloD is ordered to Cape Goodhope as
soon as transportation can be obtained.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l5.-The striker s
delegation, this morning, proposed an arbi-
tration to ship owners, meantime resum-
ing work on the old terms. The owners
rejected, but agreed to the arbitration,
provided the men resume at the proposed
reduction. Matters now await the decis-
ion of the strikers. 1t is thought they
must yield.
| SPAIN.
MADRID, Feb. l5.-Two British ships
for Barcelona from the east are quaran
tined at Port Mahon. A severe storm
visited tie coast of Galicia yesterday; two
vessels went ashore aud twenty eight per
sons were drowned.
The steamer Dun Robin Castle, which
brought the news of the disaster to the
British troops in South Africa to St. Vim
cent, called here this morning on her way
to Plymouth. 1t is ascertained from he1
officers that later adyices received at Cape
town reported that subsequently to tht
disaster to Col Glyns camp, the forces un
der Dartuell and LonsdaIe had notorious
engagement with the enemy at Rork.
Drift. Col. Pearson's column is safei!
established at Ekaye. There were no hos
tile Zulus in NatOl.
RUSSIA,
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. l5.-The Agen C
Russo hopes the ambassadors of tn
powers at Constantinople will PROVISIONAL
regulate the Dobrudscha frontier and aver
the serious consequence possible from
Roumanian quarantine regulations and tn
seizure Of Arab Tabia.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-15
FOREIGN.


AUSTRIA
VIENNA, Feb, 14-The Burgomaster Of
Vienna urges the government to sanction
cremation as a precautionary measure
against the plague.
CELMAIY.
BERLIN, Feb 1.-THE Lower House in
the Prussian Ci t to-day rejected by 179 to
l74 the resolution moved by the Budget
Committee ex pressing opposition to the
purchase Of the leading railways.
BERLIN, Feb. 1.-THE dissolution of
the Reichsta is expected within a month
on account cf the opposition Of the majority
TO protection.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-15
Last NIGHTS Dispatches.
XIV CONGRESS.
SENATE.

SENATE.
DEBATE ON THE CHINESE IMMIGRATION
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BUSINESS CARDS.
KENWoRTE.Y : Z REARpsLEY

1 Aw AND ABSTRACT OFFICE. ROOMS IN
l. Court House. Jno. T. Kenworthy Jas, NJ; Boards
ey. 10-23dHw W.T..
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-02
Liability of Married Women.

In the supreme court at Wash
ington, the following cases were
decided on the 7th:
The Canal bank of New Orleans
ct al. VS.. VIM. Z. Porter, Sarah b.
Porter ct al. Appeal from the cir
cult court for the Southern district
of Mississippi. In this case it is
denied that, under the code of Mis-
sissippi, in order to authorize u
Judgment against a, married woman,
her liability must be established by
showing that she has separate es-
tate chargeable with the obligation
sued on; that a married woman is
incapable of being bound either by
a contract of judgment except in
special cases authorized by law,
aud that if u suit isagainst her and
her husband no Judgment will be
rendered against her unless the
liability of her separate property
be first established.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-02

paragraph below stated that, "rhe
Hon. Thomas Jones, with his bride,
had gone to Vienna on diplomatic
service of great Importance"
"Just his luck" said Powell.
"Just his pluck" said Under
wood and for my part, when !
come across one of these fellows
again that are afraid Of hurting
their mother and sisters and not
afraid to say so, l shall treat him
as a hero just waiting for his OPP
portunity. Here is the Hon. Thos.
Jones and his lovely bride. We are
going to India, gentlemen, next
month, and | am sorry the Eighty
fourth has lost Lieut.. Jones, for |
have no doubt whatever he would
have stOrmed fort as he boarded
the wreck.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-02
THE KING or NAY.
He WASN'T very pretty,

He wasn't very pretty,
He wasn't very wise,
And he stood, when asked question,
| In paralyzed surprise.
A freckled lad, a speckled lad
Who wOud turn in his toes,
And-though not absolutely bad
Had such funny nose!
He. hadn't any Manners,
He didn't know his books,
And l must own, his principles
Did not belle his looks.
He was clumsy at work, and awkward al
play;
And every hair grew different way
Then why did they make him King of the
May!
Yes blithely, in circle,
They whirled around their king;
And there he stood, half crying
Half pleased to hear them sing,
Till in his heart, mighty part
Was given him to do;
Emotion thrilled his little breast
And gave him fervor new:
am do it ! that willy he thought.
=" 1t isn't much. know / ought -"
"Oh do! Oh do! Oh do ~ sang they,
And we will crown you King of Mayp
" Pll do it; Yes, I'll do itp
His heart sang back, again,
Until ray of lovelness
Come to his face 30 plain.
HIS eyelids quivered; he almost shivered !;
His young form stood erect,-
When manly thoughts stir boyish souls
What else can you expect 3
And still they sang their roundelay,
The crcling girls SO sweet and gay,
About their king, their King of Mayl
Hark The king is speaking;
The eager girls press near.
He says aloud: "Pll do itw
In ringing voice, and clear.
And from his pocket, as from socket,
Slowly he drew it forth,-
lie looked TO eaSt, ne looked TO west,
He looked to south and north,-
The skies their blest assurance gave,
II was noble to be kind and brave.
He drew it forth he gave it over,
AS though he were each maiden's lover,
AS though it were his life.
The thing they'd begged for hours and hours
To cut the May-pole vines and tlowers,-
That little rascals knife
All, see them! see them! well-a-day!
How gIesfully they skip away,
alone their King of May,
His brief reign ended. Well-a-day!
N. NJ. d., ST. Nicholas for May.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-02
ONLY JONES.
A BRAVE AND UNSELFISH !MAN-RE-
WARDED AT LAST.

The officers of Her Maicsty'>
Twenty fourth and Eighty fourth
Infantry were sitting around their
mess table, in Castletown, the capi.
tai of the isle of Man, one evening
more than thirty years ago-that
is, all of them except one; but then,
that was only Jones. Even his
pcculiarities had begun to be an
old subject for chatiing," and, in
deed, he had paid such small atten.
tlon to their chatting" they had
come to- find it little pleasure, and
after some weeks OF discomfort
lieutenant Jones had been allowed
to choose his own pleasure without
much interference.
These were not eXtravagant. A
favorite book, IA long walk in all
kiuds'of weather, and u sail when
the weather was favorable. He
would not drink-he said it hurt
his health; he would not shoot-he
said it hurt bis feelings; he would
not gamble-he said it hurt his
conscience and he did not care to
tiirt or visit the bellies of the capi-
tal-he said it hurt his affections.
Once Captain De Renzy lispingly
wondered whether it was possible
to "hurt his honor" and Jones
calmly answered that lit was not
possible for Capt. De Renzy to do
so.' ......
Indeed, Jones constantly y violated
all these gentlemen's ideas of prop
er behavior, but for some reason or
other no one brought him to ac-
count for it. 1t was easier for them
to shrug their shoulders and call
him "queer," or say it was "Only
jones'" or even to quietly assert
his cOwardice.
One evening Col. Underwood was
discussing a hunting party tor the
next day. Jones walked into the
room and was Immediately accosted:
Something new, lieutenant.
find there are plenty of hares on
this island, and we mean to give
puss run tomorrow. l have |
heard you are good driver. Will
you join usf"
"YOu must excuse me, colonel
such a thing is neither III the way
of duty nor my pleasure. l thank
you, colonel, for your courtesy, butt
can see no good reason for accepting
it. | am sure my horse will not ap-
prove of it; and | am sure the hare
will not like it; and l am not
good rider; therefore l should not
enjoy it," =,
q You need not be afrald,' said
the colonel rather sneeringly +; "the
country is quite open and those low
Manx walls are easily TAKEN"
Excuse me, colonel. am
lfraid, If / should be hurt it
yould cause my mother and sisters
'ery great alarm and anxiety. l
lm very much afraid of doing this"
What was to be done with man
20 obtpse regarding couyentionali-
les, and who boldly asserted his
.owardice The colonel turned
way half contemptuoasly, and
ensign Howell took Jones' place.
The morning proved to be a very
,ad one, with the prospect of a
Using storm; and as the party
-athered in the barrack-y yard, Jones
aid earnestly to his colonel:
81 am afraid, sir, you will meet
rith a storm
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-02
"What is home without a baby =

"What is home without a baby n
is a question we are tired of seeing
in our exchanges 80 we will settle
this matter at once. A home with
out baby is one where you won't
get hold of bottle of paregoric
every time you make for your
whiskey flask a place where men
are not made bowling maniacs by
sitting down on diaper-pins; a
house where diminutive shoes are
not fished out of the soup, and
watches are not found floating
in the washbowl; IA house where
the man of the house is at the head
instead of the foot of the class; "a
place-but We don't want all the
mothers of the land sailing into us I;
let somebody else continue the re-
frain.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-02
CHANCERY COURT-7Tu DISTRICT
GEORGE WOOD, Chancellor.

Jackson county, first Monday of March
and September, continuing 6 days.
! Harrison county. second Monday in
March and September, continuing 6 days.
Hancock county, third Monday in
March and September, continuing 6 days.
Marion county, fourth Monday in March
and September, continuing 6 days.
Perry county, first Monday in April aud
October, continuing days.
Greene county, second Monday in April
and October, and continuing days.
Wayne county, fourth Monday after the
fourth Monday of March and September,
continuing days.
Clarke county, first Monday in May and
November, continuing 6 days.
Lauderdale county, third Monday of
May and November, continuing 70 days
Kemper county, second Monday in May
November, continuing 6 davs
Monthly Rules of Chancery Court on
the second Monday in each month.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-02

Laudcrdale county, second Monday in
February and August, continuing IL days
, Kemper county, first Monday in March
md September, continuing y days.
. Clarke county, third Moffiay in March
nd September, continuing ~ days.
Wayne county, first Monday in April
had October, continuing 6 days.
Greene county. second Monday in April
md October, continuing days.
Perry county, third Monday in April
4nd October, continuing 6 days.
Marion county, fourth Monday in April
nd October, continuing days.
Hancock county, first Monday after the
purth Monday of April and October, con-
inuing l2 days.
Harrison county, third Monday after the
burth Monday of April and October, con-
inuing 6 days
Jackson county, fourth Monday after
,nrth Monday of April and October, con-
huing ~ days.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-02

A dress woven from the webs OF
the large spiders common in South
America has been presented to
Queen Victoria by the Empress of
Brazil. 1t exceeds in fineness any
manufactured silk known, and is
very handsome. Spaniards, nearly
two hundred years ago, endeavored
to make gloves, stockings and other
articles of spiders web, but they
yielded so little profit and Decessi-
lated so much trouble that the
manufacture was abandoned. In
171O the calculation was made that
the webs of 100000 spiders would
be required tor about forty yards OF
silk. Such dresses are occasionally
seen in South America.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-02
Marion County.

Clarion.
Mr.. Mcdonald, deputy collector,
came up last Friday and closed his
settlement for the State taxes of
1878. He was charged with ST.
295 GA, all of which he "lCrURg from
the down trodden and sorely OPP
pressed" people OF old Marion, ex-
cept S4l 9S, which amount was al
lowed him on account of insOlven-
cies, State deeds and State lands.
Mr.. Mcdonald was '-ship-wrecked"
on the train which was thrown from
the track below Hazlehurst, and
barely made his escape with the
"flthy lucre" designed for the State
treasury. His settlement was con
cluded in an exceedingly short
time, and "Mr. Mac" took the first
train for home, remarked that he
didn't wish to be wrecked again, ,but
IA friend suggested that he had u
sweetheart at Summit by whom
there might be more danger of
"shipwreck"than by the cars, should
he fail on time in returning. But
let that be as it may, his settlement
at the auditors Office was all 80.
K.r
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-02

"This is Neptune" said the pro-
lessor, placing bis finger on the
outside ball of the system, sand we
are now two thousand seven hun
dred and fifty millions of miles from
the SUM-" Rheumatic student on the
backseat turns up his collar and
shivers perceptibly-
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PROFESSIONAL,
Dr.. John J. Harry,
Rawdsbose, Mss,

,.,ins located permanently in Hands
sse tailor ttcSh could iEN dS d,Sseffl"4Ti &efl Esre
- Mosquitoes getting triendl
Summer suits at Dees'. Oh
-AManifests for sal, at this of
Chew Jacksou's best n
tobaccc.
~' No signs of yellow fever h
el6r at any point along the coas
u. ---Jauisson county board of he;
'uieets at the courthouse next n
day,
.Ia,--1ae people throughout
country have commenced clipp
wool. ~
The latest out: Those bea
tifuI new hats for ladies and C
dren at Dees'.
All kinds of new and styl
goods just received aud opened
q. W. Hightewer.
Mr.. Henry Anderson, OF rou
island has siX-tooted pig, VIII
is alive and walking around. ,
-Becjit, the b,lY Der, has new a
pt;fri .1l.;" nrY.n ,nat., In,
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oDyRICK SEAL. II. BLooMFIR
Seal & Bloomfield,

ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
Scranton, Miss.
Will practice III all the Courts of jack
son county, Mississippi. Each partner will
continue TO practice in kis individual ca
pgcty ia 81! the Courts Of the Seventh
lndieal District.
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Il Ii Il q o U II II s.
REGULAR TERMS.

CIRCUIT COURT-SEvENTH DISTRICT.
JAMES S. HAMM, Judge.
THOMAS S. FORD, District Attorney.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-02

A hand-to- moath busineSs-Den-
tistry-
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-02
Dr. DIr."AaKNO *. X. NOr1nrOp,' t,J''
DENTAL SURGEON,

Office at Pass Ch.yist,o;a, Miss.
will visit all points upon the Coast,
,iyiu, notice whenever he moves. at pres
1nt st Pass Christian.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-02
Ben Lame POsey,
LAWYER,
III w f@itt
Boy st, Lonis, HaHcoch County, Hiss.

VIII attend regularly the courts in Hln-
cuek, Harrison and Jackson counties, AND
will attend all calls from any Gt these
gOuaties ut any time
\. BIAS had twenty-five years cx-
Frouee in general practice OF law IN
oil the courts.
Special attention 10 collections, and 70
ar securing and enforcement of doubtful
Oud bad debts, by new and original
Methods.
, 1879-03-20


lIoa PnoDucrs-Wcro active ind wcal, though
hogs wcrc quoted frmcr. and Liyornuut ndyccs
were unchanged. There was q widespread t!Ispu-
slton to realize. which appeared to bo chiefly
Western, and bascd the fact tlat aaycral OF tho
packers omitted 10 make return Ut stocks on hand
tho middle Of this montli There wae, aowevcs,
son,a heavy hryimg done by prominent mon, and
some people suspected another deal -; but the
general Impression deuctt to be tlat there ta Too
much s.uH oil hand to encourage tho idca. Stocks
nre bc1icvcd to be worry largo.
htEss ponK--Was fairly active. AMI declined
o21zc per brl FROM thc latest prices Of Tucrday.
salcs woso reported Of 49, LOo hsls seller April at
s10. o0Gl1O, 17H; 3D. 600 or1s uerr MAY at $40 10
l1o.30: md i, 600 brls seller June ut SO 2u1
&D1O.35. T0ta!, 52, 600 brlB. Tho market closed
weak at s0.t7d forcash or ncIlcr March. sO.079s1
10. % for Apsl, Sl0 lUd110. 1o!f for MnY. and
s10. .a.s1lo..t for June. Old pork was nominal
at 81. hUG3R.76.
Primo ncsH pork was quoted at 50 0GGbO. rs, md
extra prime at s.15GSa.60.
LAnn-Was relatively Vulct. md decllnod 15o
p0r 1U0 lbs, In sy1npatly with pork there hc!ng Il
good deal more oirercil than WIS wanted. Salcs
wore reported Of g. 50 tcs seller April at ST. Ihfb
n,o5, anl ., 600 tes aol1ur haY at SG 50dtu. 0.l.
Total. l., QUO tcs. Thu market clnsrl weak at
inr April st.47!sGo06O for May. June waa
nomlnui Ut 81. IS at the c!oAe.
MEATS We're activc In lpcal futures untor very
There was soi.'e inquiry lor shipment but olicrs
were nHt generally Willing 10 lneat thu REDUCED views
nf ttErs. snleH Wsr0 fepDrtg Of TOO b0xus lung
n % s5s Ct soa rhn,y, haIss oxss GaGer
haac; 70 boxGs DO hntns at 7!lc; @n 500. uDn ls
.hott riI,s Mt st. Ds for April. 81 no on!
for lay. Ani u. 051p''. il for jung: Tic f0!low-
ing wero tho closing 1fcus pcr 100 lbs TN The lcad
lltte cuts:
, 1879-03-20

E11EEp-Wnrn In tesB nrityn f1emnri htf H{N
easior The sunnr ~ s'ss yas '' ioo HGnrai and sass
,iran"rd at I;6ssn IN. "" ia ono," mar +, medium
~ III Ei,SnA ~ "na ,no, ~ cHn,cc ~ st .,;s IL
~ w. 0sSS-'S0' ""u soeA . ~ 1"o'~s "'
NEW foRk|
New YonK. March 1D.-DEEyEs-Rcceirts, j.
800; market lltm md strong; 1ic higher: dfdInarf
10 tflnla a[ecfs, natlotfGi eFtea. !uI49!!c: Esa
XIII; Gsl ~, oa,ar.ie enui ~ IA 'n.d.5.
! .iSG a,,nrtss~. s1'PHo"'' 3e1'''e4A' """
auyrr@.H"cc,rts i soo. ,,,r,,ot n t,,cc htn.r;
-, aa.1vn ~ a"s s,mmnn;
~ or VII '"s pwns HnI ~ ~ lad 10
o s.1 .o,I ~ 81 ;. ~ c ~ ,.r"a,
c: nhar,yis. tn rn,,',a .; @ o'f .c shtp.
,G.,u;s ~ns,ns,1ov u an Wy" s.cxst. agt
ECO 1lyo s1Iunn ~
SwIKE-lleceIpts, 4, 900; pr!cca udyAucad; ths
market closed arm at 4,a0ific for corn.fct al'e'
t,.,
EAsF ithEhFT; nrr f.. Mn!cM TT ior.I.
ccnts to.Aay. "6o heau through ah1 hl- io.a,'
t9ta tor two daYs, io'! through nnd 'EG local XXI
p!{ extremely 1l1at ana tar hnosl " aenaas . 4;
mS *. ,n"ii"n' VI 80 ~. ~ cn,",nnr G5.sgD
lao,
llous-1lecelpts to-day. 1,64o head; tots! fet
two days, l, tri, A1l through; not enough on sila
to mako market hcsu; feeling stronger.
, 1879-03-20

l!HAN-Waa again nc.tye, and stcadier. Sales
wore l20 tnns at $40, 10G "a nor ton on track,
nHd SID. .25Go10 .h0 Tree on board cara.
MIDpl,Kus-Sa wese reported of 10 tons at
S1U.50.
Cona.MEAL-sales were mndc Of 10 tons coarse
at Si2.:a 1,er Ion track.
srN1EG WilEAT-Was active and satler wrak.
The market declined about lssc, and cluseu 11.c
belnw tlla latost pElccs OF Tuesday. Tho lIstish
markets were unchanged. whilu Now York was
dull and easier, whlle our Eeectts wero small with
u fair volume of shipments. Tho weather IN tho
West was ane, though coot, ard that seemed to
bsin. out many su!lcrs. It was stutea that largo
stacks wcrs EoaaoM tor weakness, but they gurs
h!g bcture yesterday. Tie selling srrniui IL 10
u0Fe l9tEtl} un 0ntFt1o Mcehunk than 1bIal, and
probably hut y few cuuntty spccIaluss went AluEt
un iho strength 0f Kuo1 ecUti!ng tln.a with pur-
ttal pE0ml4u 81 q luxuttnHt harvest. Tlsre
was d fnir dpulanu for Shipment.
helped hy the fact OF low freight
rates, hut spot wheat ruled lover, In sympathy
Will, tuturea. No. . closed ~ kH3(c for rcgu!at
mud p0hc for rccelpts dated this week. No, .
ela.ed Ut koAc. Seller April oprueA ut inc, suld
at SD9.c Seller May sold Vt n1ltD4ac, closing nj
At baH1ts01c, cto.ng Vt bHAe. spot sales werU
rrpoftsu u ~, 900 hl No. = At pN.tNSc; IL, UU0
hn No. y At 7S{o for regular; And hu9sGtl 10 for
fItsl Eeccpts, T. J00 bu rejected at GttGttHir; mud
-. 4bu bu By aamp!s at UhG8a5c. Total, u,
0N bu.
WINTER Wnx4T-Ha.e was reported Of 400 bu
No. rcd At II. VI In atuFG.
, 1879-03-20

seconds u; Missouri, Kansas l. Tcxns flrs.s
19{; Ito sccortls W; Pueblo i Arkansas Valley
new IL TX.
Pennsylvania stock OH Saturday sold 34A@
o5.
Northern Pacific, preferred, on Saturday, was
2791, md tho common s9s{GsSa6.
There was a decrease IN tho earnings for tho
frat week Of anrcs Of tho st. Louis. Iron Noun
thin & Southern railroad Of $3,al8; Of tho
Missouri, Kansas {; Texas ot $685.; md Of tho
st. Louis, Knnaas City Il Northern Of l,A40.
Tic following gives Lie fluctuations Of tho
1rnlnr stotks for tl,e dny:
, 1879-03-20

$lo.9oDl5 10.
o1sts,e1y .siye @ an ss.les o]gs Tie
tho latcsl prices Of tuesday. tho oHgrr futures
ne!rR tl.e .9oss weak AZ cash loss were kert fsl".
nott of sscaer rnnet' i. ErIa, put to H,.,. wssk.
esssa ssfs n sec1s M u ss w. {" s
ptng dennnd, mi! sample lot. wute sulat!sely Arm:
Il II: % sSt ecnMs; M; se AT At :]o;s s'f 4 Hs H.
ai Antil nt D: ei;Iac. sie latter clo.ins It tho III:
1 s';'s: ,,, sollrF .he month wAs nominal st
ssyss!o q lsss u n No. md Ss is % ai.c Il
:sa;tat;H Y lhc; 800 hn now huh mixed nl :G'Tc;
8 g. ~ ~ ss,,c b 'sefc 4 wioteE russ'p.s ] az
sq A,.o ooo bS e as!ive At S:s fiss hsala.
M &C. vsaa t ss3''ns 81 Il csessy as
with o,har grain. The offerings niso were freo.
@ Ha ctk asry va Stsas IT. II
!eSE sa st te esi|%s so!sF f' asy yA% aneas d
ss e auss ssa 1t S;9."s ~" hs Hs IT. .ss iss
!ar nt 3laic. l'reeh 50. . uata were nominal at
Sno"s e., ~ sas G.st cass were reported Of ,
81 ID as nj lS, SD ID f " wdIte @ =.
800 free on board. Totai, q, COO uu.
crs aa W. ed sG"nss ge II
AMI so!a i settIomcnt II i5e Nay was quiet 4
tales ine1usl Is 9S Ia tEo. y tree q storage It
1tc, and tt,o b'' by sample ut 4StG on track.
nAlsLEY.-Was dull and weak, closing lower,
1'ttler rather frao olerIngs. 1noyomcnt seemed
10 bn In progress 10 brcak tho nlarket down IN Of
ia u ss ior ps cchta reesps pe
Z. u Co.'s extra . WIS. nomlnai at i4Gt4Jc., an!
, 1879-03-20

Long clcArs quoted At Si,83 1oovu and S:l.0O
boxed; CnnherAnds, 81. 00ls;i. .19s boxed; lung
for III to Ii IL average; etee! hams U;3StG.ac ior
eanlo aYcragea: grceil shoulders, :Is;c.
lIncon guulud ut for shoulders h!s fb5s(c
for shurt ribs, h1({Uc for abort Genrs. B5ii2Nalc
for hams, MI ca,,vnsca md p2ckc.:
uMEA4E-Was quoted Wa. 00fb5 80 for No.
white, 4!lG50c for good yellow, aud I:{Ga+t4c tor
brown.
!sEEF pIlODuCTB-Wrro s1sm and quiet at
S8 50!kH75 for mess. 81. bu1D. is for extra u,ess,
uni SIT. 76Gt IL. W for hams.
rAt,ow--Wns quilt at U:t q Die for city and 10
GtaC for country.