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The Cecil Whig., 1879-05-31
JOHN WANAMAKER.

a Black and Colored Silks.
b Mourning Goods.
c Dress Goods.
D Gents Furnishing Goods.
E Woolens, Ladies' Cloakings, &c
F Notions. Jewelry, Fans, &c.
q Linens and Housefurnishing
Goods.
Fl Laces, Collarettes, Ladies' Cuffs,
&c.
} Upholstery. Lace Curtains, &c
X Shawls, Wrappers, &c.
l. Ladies Dresses, Cloaks, &c.
NJ Hats and Caps, Mems and Boys
Wear.
n Hosiery and Underwear.
o Boots, Shoes aud Rubber Goods.
p Ready-Made Clothing, Men and
Boys.
@ Clothing, made to Order.
L Flannels, Muslins and Dress
Innings.
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4 Taste for Tsensiing.

Tile man who has q taste for read
ing has ever the means Of happiness
within his grasp. Give him a taste
and the means Of gratifying it, and
sou can hardly fail in making him a
happy man, unless, indeed, you put it
into his hands most perverse selec-
zion Of books. Yon place him in con-
tact with the best society in every
period Of history--with the wlsest,
the wittiest, tho tenderest, the brayest
aud pnrest characters that have
adorned humanity. You make him a
dcnizen Of all nations--a contempora-
~ Of all ages. The world has been
created for him II is hardly posi-
bic but that character should take a
higher, d better tone from the CON.
stant habit Of associating in thought
with q class Of thinkers, to say the
least Of il, above the average human
ity 1t is morally impossible but
thai manner should take tone Of
good breeding and civilization from
having constantly before one's eyes
the way in which the best bred and
best informed men have talked and
conducted themselves ia their inter;
course with each other.
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Notice.
Notice.

Notice.
In the matter Of the estate OF John Winner de-
ceased.
In Probate Court of Boire county Idaho Territory.
MS Office Is HEREBY GIVEN l5Y THE UNDER
ava signed. Executor OF the estate of John Win
Der deceased 10 the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against, the said deceased exhibit
Them with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after tie first publication OF this notice to
the said Executor at his residence, Squaw
creek, in Boise county, idaho Territory
ROBERT BARBOUR,
Executor of the estate of John Winner, deceased.
Dated Idaho City, August 10, 1SI9.-4w.
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An embarrassed actor bounced on
the stage Of a San Francisco theater,
in a scene depicting robbery in ho-
tel Office. and shouted: Gag the
safe, while blow open the night
clerk
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Notice.

EN EAT4Ep PROPOSALS MILL BE RECEIVED
- by the Board Of County Commissioners of
Boise county, the Auditors Office. in Idaho City,
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Board of County Commission ers

OF Boise county, Idaho Territory. WI meet in
regular session at the Clerks Office, in Idaho City ON
Monday, January 5, 1880,
That being the first Monday in said month All
accounts or other matters coming before said Board
should be fled two days prior to hat time
All accounts and papers must re legally verified
to insure action thereon, and no bill will be pre-.
sented unless all the fees are paid.
GEO. W. RICHARDS,
Clerk Board Co. Com
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Notice.

ritory. Au"uo ieF-
deceased: V0soln Hurh"p,
ESa ottGE IL HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE UNDER
si3hsd, administrator of the estate of Joseul,
sons sons haV'hs claims against, said deceased To az
nioat tiei.i' with the necessary vouchers. within
~ 'hts aiter the first publication OF this no.
Idaho City. '' iesAosiee III
,ar,,,;a, DUNCAN FERGUSON.
A, cans OF the estate of Joseph Burnop. de-
Dated i'iaho City, ociob,r II, 1879,
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An Exchange says there are one,
third more German papers published
ia the United States than Germany,
where Bismarck's censorship keeps
them in perpetual fear Of fino aid sus
pension
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Tuesday, January 6, 1880,

tSN fAi4H-p PROP0NALS MILL BE REtEiNlD
- by the Board Of County Commissioners OF
Boise county, At the Auditors Office in Idaho City,
Tuesday, January 6, 1880,
up to y clock NJ. Of said day, for the purpose Of
taking of the INDECENT ek county poor. idiot
ic ana insane Of Roise county Tor the ensuing year
Bids To be follows, to-wit:
One bid for the board lodging. nursing, clothing
and washing for the INDECENT sick, county poor, idi
oue and insane ct Boise county, including the buri-
al expenses OF all INDECENT sick. county poor dioic
and insane who may dc IN said Boise county, for
one year from January s. 1850.
One bid for ma ical attendance aud furnishing
medicines tor the INDECENT sick, county POOR, idiot
ie ana insane of Boise county, aud for holding post
norton examinations all who may die IN the
county hospital OF said county. and for all post
nortem examinations made at the county seat of
said Boise county where the same would be charge
able TO the county, for one year from january s,
1885,
Bidders may include the above two subdivisions
in one bid If so desired.
Parties receiving the contracts will be required to
enter tue same in writinp and file bonds With APP
proved security inthe sum Of double The amount
OF their bid GEO. W RICHARDS.
Clerk Board Co. Com.
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Notice for Publication,

LAND OFFICE AT EolsE Try. idaho Terri
November H. 1879.
MHTINE Is HEREBY GIVES THAT fuE FOL-
10 lowing named settler hgs lied noice OF his ill.,
teidion to make final proof III support of his
claim, aud secure final enlry thereof the expra-
ton OF thirEy days from the date of this notice,
viz; Frank F.ral!am, 30 Sc county, Idaho Terri
toty Homestead application No. So. for the Lot 4
and y Of NV 4 and NV 4 of SW & Sec, 2 Up.
s NJ r f. aud names the following as his witness
Is, viz; Abraham Board OF BDse co6nty Idaho
Territory ana Henry Carter, of Boiss county, Ida
no Territory. JOHN b. MILLER,
Register
Nov. lS-5w.
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i
|. 0. 0S'|:D OF.
GRAND ODD FELLOWS BALL
to be given at
Centennial Hall,
lDAHo CITY,
on
MONDAY NIGHT, JAN. 5, 1880.
MONDAY NIGHT, JAN. 5, 1880.

Committee Of Invitation:
IDAHO CITY--J Travis, G.. Frampton
and j Ii. Emery.
CENTERvILLE-D Jones, G. Robinson
and G. G. Havird.
PLacERvILLE--Leon Fuld, j. Wagner
and VIM. &, Dawson
i QUARTzDuRG-G. Bagle, A. G, Phil
fps and J. Lockhead
GARDEN VALLEY--J @ Mills, w. WEIGH
Committee Of Reception:
ID. b. Kimmel, Isidor Smith and II.
Clifton.
Committee Of Arrangements:
J. H. Iawley, s. w. Wulff and o. A.
Duquette.
Floor Managers:
G. q. Meffert, e. w. Jones and A. Nc
guire.
A general invitation is ex-
tended
TICKETss Including supper, @5-
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II is decreed by the Prussian mill
tary authorities that any officer who
shall be struck by civilian must
forthwith draw upon that civilian,
though the latter is unarmcd and de-
ienseless. aud cut him down upon the
spot. An officer neglecting to per.
form this duty is liable to be cashiered
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ON the road leading to Vancouver
he following "Notis" is posted very
consricuously: III any mons or wo-
mans cows Or oxen gets into these
here otes, his Or her tale will be cut
of, as the case may be. | am a
Christian, aud pay mi taxes, but darn
man Oh woman who let's their crit
tiers run lusc, say ~
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Notice.

rsN ~ L4Vts
RE Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT El
hM on Tuesday, he Both day Of Decuntsr
at 10 o'clock, NJ OF said day, at my Office in
City, Boise county, l. r., offer at pablic aurna
sum OF Two Hundred aud Fifty fseiol DOHia|
the lowest bidder therefor in County Nsr19
said Roise county issued and registered Ea'l
January, 1869. IsIDOR Smith
County reasla|
Idaho City, I. T.. Dec. 10, 1879,
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| take pleasure in stating to my custom,
and the public in general that Ihaye oDen
a new
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE

general store of a well-selected tall and vii
ter stock, and am able to sell cheaper tbd
ever before. Because | bought nv stod
for cash and am doing my own transport
ton, allows me to sell cheaper than any I'D
er firm in the Territory, Therefore giving
my customers and friends the ADVANTAGE
buy cheap Sugar, Coffee and Tea, Cannl
Goods, Dried Fruits, Boots and Shoes, Cld|
ing and Dry Goods. Please give me a cd
before buying your winter outfit elsewha|
Yours, Very Respectfully,
J. g. EVERY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23

INV YORK Jan. - -B&ENt~-Hrc Pt. ye>ifr'isy an 1
today tDrr ate afif'@a NJ non AZ ~ - 60
10. IrT- tIt 40 - rTff ~ tti 81
rs 81 .nfr SATURDAY 49, - head 49, -"9' head Tor ne
corr pcud.ra tIu. lI-t lv~j'rlsI "t car CIT
am uu AZ J"f-,v D .uu - car az 'H'l-
CIsIt iIrfofv W.rEri " III iT'rS 81 -A'
,htus a -a4,- lower MONDAY To dAy there =
81 ~ .Hal tra.- Jersey CT olg q ears "f fr-h
tn .-r, on-isng BUter~ knowing that % cars we
m PACK Inciai!ug az c~fs ilr Mg L-slah "'rt NOS oVr
$40 % u'lFN tif tft. y
effort o. iu~ arl- Prices
YER. . irt..f MONDAY though one ~ NO
tsuss ~, - cr- reported slight advance Al bOlh-t
th Frsn and several cars ~ 1i-r s'e ID ne
rtrIr ru! decided IA buyers iAFot
GOOD .old MONDAYS pEicen but ihrie va"
I~iGn' 90 0nii1a bf-l4H E-Feh !" lh7ao
rrlrer a .r1..ufp y not rHf led
Tho rryrs edition Of re hs,saS fr'y t'nraer4s- IHa
ratr lv- fu rrplrf tie Live stock r. 80" ID ina ciS
ha rast Arg giving th" fOu receipts tlf M AZ
which ait ir- Pa tAtu $1,000 sheep. ana 4-''Ii HOES
II rrfrrz & ~ cAttio tE4dr ~ follows
Daring thr ne rattle INTERESTS have haa niahf "a
rs Ia tend asainsL Am1rg Which hu failures Of Tho
Pfr-t 4atih Banks arc t1r low Hlnz NA4hes
" cattle With ri " reduce Vur rcooYs IL sas pie
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Transactions. Buckwhest Meal. small sales 81 so for
Medium tl 90 for Choice Dts Wheat-LOca marker nrier
fair inquiry for Pennsylvania Amber for export al ri Oo
sellers &c higher futures closed about &c lower Pennsy
81 06'a and small lOs o. White. track 81 on. Rye-De
light 53c: Western. soc Corn in good
demand for Local cOnsumpton futures active steamer on
track, ~ pfI Steamer in elevator. 42s142 c san
Yellow southern and Mixed Western. on track - PC
oats sluggish and weak Western and Pennsyly White,
31S}O -. Sic. for GOOt 81 az for Prime and
hOics unclaimed steady. Winter Bran 81 y
9sl5. Whskey steady Western 81 10 Al the OPEN Boari
February - Oea asi O67s March prices jannarv
Al OBS bid IL % a.k@i February II OJ4t bid, - 20
asked March 81 90 Dfl OGra. Corn active and firm HA
VI Xed -Od al 44c January. ~ SC February 44it Atc
Closing pces spot January &c bid ~ ~ asked fea
ruaray 81 s. bid iiAc. asked Oals ia 3bc bid. 81 &c
~ 80 for No White for January pc bid 3Vc asked Tor
MfICd Jauuary
I41-ts. jan % ~ and unchanged. wheat
opened strong and higher closed at lbs te urites NO @
Fa - Is4st &C. cash - 3ds SEC fe3ruArv - $3.50 ~
March NJ 10 80 20 spring. 7~lg" hid Corn opened
strong and higher closed inside Prices; No A-i.
- 4d29Ac cash January 3Oa3O &C. February 81 Il D
3lsc n lrch 30 r133 Sc Nav oat. inactive and loser
No 2, q i2122 &C, cash: - '4c bid March Rye dull AMI
lower at t32O. Barley dun ami unchanged h!sNey
seaiy AZ Of Pork quiet ~ 25 Lar easier az r0aT
6lDc here and 5aoc az Leavcnwnrth Gu Meats qet an
more stoa ots u loose ~hou der ABOUT twenty Gt-
old AZ 3.l5H32Oc short RID Doc. Clear Rh. 4HOc
shoulders short RIB and clear at yenworth 5000 1c
and .-Oc Bacon qu.tt ana unchanged. Green M"at@
nothing done sweet Picked Hams 1884 y AVERAGE az
Lew nworth. &C Rfre pts-Flour 5000 bn~. Wheat,
@huuu bIsh corn. $1,000 bush Oats. 1000 bush kyr
5000 bush. 1000 bush. ~nirucut- Flour. 900
bh-; Wheat 600 bush. Oats 300 bushi Rye, LOCO
busJ.. Barley 1000 0ash.
WUMSGrCN. y. G.. Jan. 22-Sririts of Turpertine Arm
at -f7c Roen tru ~ a ID 'or strained = j. = FOR
= = for yellow Dip anu Virgin. Tax steady at 8 80.
Com unchanged.
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Wru>rsDty. Jan. or 81.

Opr weekly summary of the movement OF gra
.or the las. week presents no new features. Com
,afrd with the preceding week, the receipts AT all
ihe Atlantic ports show . gam but compared with
the CORES bonding week of SIS al except hose at
Baltimore show a loss New-Iork. SOS GOO BUSH
els Philadelphia. 23l, 900 bushels. and Boston.
$50 900 bushels. The receipts al Chicago for the
week were so 900 bushels les, Than I'D ISIS. and
Al Milwaukee 100000 beshelS less, while the
shipments thence from Chicago and Milwaukee
we're 5J6. 900 bushels less than during the core
spending week of 1873.
The stock market to-day was buovant from the
beginning to the end of business with scarcely an
Exception. for the entire list. The total tran>ac-
tions amounted 10 2s7 400 shares, OF which Enc
mOuopol lied @ larger proportion than any other one
stock 56 100 shares, at prices ranging from 2+37
10 25a9t7- Considering the apathy that recently
has characterized the trading IN Lake Shore,
that stock to-day was entitled 10 the po-
.inon OF No. IN the DAYS bu~l-
ness IT, first price was 20, its high
est was Ills. aud Its final was 7Ol2
Michigan Central improved 10 Sos, and fell back 10
sOls Canada Southern sold at 47dlS, and Cen
tral and Hudson at 114asa1l5Gll4I2. The granger
stocks were all bi CHER Chicago Jnd Rock Island
selling mp 1850 125l2, Northwest common to
Iqssa j95s preferred 20 SILL, st. Paul common to
40 +o ana preferred 10 q 0A'o' - O'' -
and l. continued 10 improve and sold M to 4i4G
433a although 1t was noticed that of this stock
there WIS some very good selling. Illinois Central
was again higher at 81 0N37s, and Cleveland and
PittsOur- at 81 7,a912l OHIO and Mississippi on sn
active II advanced TO ga. Chicago Burlington
and Quincy to 1884, Chicago and Alton to - i,
and abash to 227s. The Hannibal and It. Joseph
stocks were scarcely strong Union Paclhc was
weak without sales.
The movement in the coal stocks was continued
with undated vigOr, and Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Sold M 70 52lSd 51's, Delaware and
Hudson 10 44lsS43s4, Morris and Essex to S3U
,2s,, and Central of New-Jersey to Ala iOa4.
Western Union was more active than usual. with
'ales up to 97lsG97 and Atlantic and Pacific Ttle-
graph continued to advance, selling up To 37's.
1oncerulng this stock the calculation is,
hat under Its arrangement with the Western
mon Company. IL must be 3I30 pei cent dIVl-
lend. stock, If the Western Union can pay
5 per cent Pacific Mail was dull at l3Gl
= price being pported by the strength of the gen
'ral market Notwithstanding the market closed
IrIn. the prominent feature was that of an sppar-
-ut lulness.'
There were no notable changes in the market for
stock loans, the rate generally being fully up 10
The money rate. with tue usual exception.
RANGE STOCK nAREEr
AFTpOrt,d ~ Ne Gotd and stock Telegraph Company
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL Jlu 2---pork-Pr1me Ness. Eastern. iul
"a Western 90 BacOuC uLlberland cut hrner az
q -nurt KID drmer' at % Long Gear nrmer az -
snort Gear t-mrr - 81. uansLOng Cut s- ~ Al SO
shoulders nrurr al u I'd Bee-lntIa hcHs dI at ~
rrfra Mess uulf 30 p-mc M.si duI az -. Lard
PRIME Western -tra y b. Tiow-PrHc CiIy stoady IL
gG 3d spirits t al p kNsu-e oumon i.mer
Fine iil u 10 H1ru4- I'm Hlcan tnoicc ~tea Y at
"a Tart Oi. hrner 35 Four-tItri STATE duli 81 %
I'D WINTER Western strldy az lOf. NcV southern
afeady Al Mixed Sew. firm I'D; M~od Old.
tru = 30 cotton SFrd OL-l eiOW American, dull
Al Is Common London. hrUer Al iurpeniine
LiygrPoo IAN. 52-I..,0 .. bl-Bacou 36 Der cwt for
'ilddies b Tor ohOft tra 1lli4ie1
-. per for American. -. an,
L6Spos Jan. 2!lsO m-rrlrs ~ Petroleum u ~ I'D
LONDON. Jan 22-S M q acat,d LnSe'i. +6Y4b3d per
qr Refined Petroleum Y'5e9'lL per ga spir of Iurpen
ASrwysr i'm = -'ctroeum %, francs tor fine pale
American. Lard closed ~ q : dorgs D-r - kioA
BgKaES Jan 22-Larn cosed n 30 = mars' Drc 10 TO-
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL NAHKETS
LONDON Jan. - 1880 D. NJ bonds. tour and half
rer GEMS Io--- 1868 100 = enortle- 13l4 New tves
ip-at LrIr f4~av shares "a d" preferred 40 Illinois
CpntrH Pennsylvania Central So Reading Railroad
IS sew Jersey entral c0r=o.S. ST.
ian -t'LusulS ob = Tor Doth money
and Ere Railway SHARES. -
LONDON. Jan. 22A y. utnusoi~. 9'ris or JOtl mOneY
RAILWAY shares = " DO Preferred 20
Penn.yyania entra New Jersey tenrsi consols =
Paris atviccs quote hre Ter cent rchts al 10 francs ~ V
times Tor the account.
I1Spos jan as n m Erie Railway shares 25'.
LD.r,s Jan - India council b,S were allotted to-day al
iied. ruDee advanrr
rARIs Jan. 3=-ExcnanEe on London - francs - cen
times for checks.
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DCaFSrIC MARKETS.

RUpyAro. Jan 20 Flour-Good inquiry rrice- firm and
SHES. O6o bn.S SO. Duluth sprnfat = % 10 push
do OF priyate terms: loo bush NJ do AZ LOO bush
White Wmjrr At 81 OOo BUSH Red do at 81 Corn N oder
AZ inquiry gnchanse 'ass car, Sc On ga r cS al
White &c Rye uesrc-ed iar ta!e Western al
,, s a6 sa.f fsn,fa at a5G ri Rarrv Yarr,d-
arpa a a9,s i've gres1 FIR a@d nm aser % AZ
flour 6blr; Wheat. 5000 busa corn 70 400 bush:
sc0n bush. i. i0' busA oats. 100 bnsh Barley
'1mdi11 Jaa 22-Flour in good demand amt shade
higher Spnng FS,rl t3Stt % M' 31.Ai - rt eer
era higher orened and higher orl At inside
a.6 an s, yos chr me- March sale. at .a9e PC
PIT ~" - ,.i ~ O,'t - cash. Sic February
fairiy active anI shade hiehe 20 - cash. 2O-, Febru.
.ry 2g''G AaTc4 tye . s."Iy 90 PORK ac,r ~
mani: s'rorg Al "prninf oGi e",ed a. 7-' t''
ISs5 ysy ms tisd ga 80 ~ 90 .aie AZ - i6
t97.4 march ~ a5otg Arri laTq e9oyan Fot GI
uneti.., c'sln2 "-aA 4", az = Snr .ar4 A.
G1:4 BIC Marcn; G.3OrG i2Le. April buE Mes's ia
60 60 5. aa t-Tr r~sssi 2, = On and Gsnrr II
lNlNN tfi Jau - or So ~, W Va . t65 =, ~ Tu
n rn nj, a. 81 3a as At, .a at i' asa
hetd % >, a. la, a fa.r demand steam, Gl2s1'l5e b..
eo,n oa sa auik 4.a' co.. ,hSt.r, .-. -, 81
aud : roc ASKED. bdy~r Mach. Bacon f4irI IA nun
,iyr and Arm sifh ~ lyanrn= euirIcv a. ~ but ~
a.! az ancansri var ,''} '.a 55 s. e
- lpG,3 oo. rlrkug - t'a'" - Butcher, = i'4
> - receipts. It4 beat igurua-. none
DETROIT. Jan. - Hour Ia AHd un' hanged Wheat
,tr v u N AREA. H't. SO
MI. ,ticrtgan -, &C.: Feo.uarr. = PM 81, May.
a~ ,.0Sf all ant l ~ll utiT 'haha No. eos.
s.,. a.s. H,r.d s5c. 80 ] MKrt. 50 ~. Mixed,
o.. A.. uA;s glirt 4ai steady No. Wake. ma No.
.t. 2lr. N0. IlI'd, PC. va. Mixed, -a ~
clover ICED hua-r: Prime. - -: Choice - Dressed
Hos s1trr- AID and tvr lcuIs A. - DO Ho
e,p,s our 1000 nOa. wheat. 800 bush Corn $500
oush. tai-. 1900 bush shipments, Flour. 100 Obs
IL neat Urf. Z -ItO ,,isn.. ID q lp'u nual.
- Pefroi~UlB Lrm krnncrl. "a OhlA
GlH9i.c .Iud,. q. &c Coffee dui tln Rio "a ID sr
MArac.o 1870 Iagua. l5eG -. Js,a = ~. sugar
and -traGv uAHo's ~ Far :" Good l,rinhg Re
Loaf. 9l4ci rushed aud PuV
red g. Or.nuiatr. $50 A" 9lJe Fionr nnn. quiet
NHnr-.ta E.rra tamiV A~iium ~ p m. Guod. 81 o.
do thnrr. - - Pennsylvania d". Medium, ~ ga
20 Gnof . 30 do Choice. - - Uhi" do food ~ lo-
TS0s4 ~ Ch0lcr. - do Fancy, - - Winter
kh-at iatrnf-. Is 5Ud 81 So Wheat do.
40 5OSs7 DO Rye Flour stegdy - iJst4 o. Corn AeA
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Sorh Eirrr YeSs,ls and B1iir0a1s.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
MtnNFshAY. Jan. - so.



t'oTFFE- QneL changed Rio ll0l ec. d4raoaAo.
LagtavrA a &c: JAys 2Zc go stock ~ q
i.-r, Al me osr OF mia grade. TO- 8
as md - 81 uone 22.5CI mats lava - mate
SINGAPORE 10 bdas HEracalbp NO. p - laEuAfra
.05 Daes 4maca 1879 bags ~ Domingo So age Are 4n
D. ls - CLAIR 900 - AugOstur4 Liza li-s -tfand
-or Of 900 ba - Grai Bisnar h., - bsss ~ y
; PrindAI aud II BAltm l00O bass eX fIorA U"odao
PTS spot Cotton dnll aud easier salss SIS Baes $3.50
tos yepei including 400 eIpJrt 2ia spinning spccuin
ron 800 II transit dv on contract oOV bales HeesvsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23

at the ports to-day 247n5 bales agns oG6 this dsy last
week 1901 last GO Ordinary Uplsnds SIC: Low
Middng do, 9isc; Midding DO. size tutlres opcne' to
points lower ahd closed Ia points higher, with belief
gaming that the siinates should be renced
Du and oppression IN Liverpool cause tho early 1ec
here market subsequently Jerame rrmer
"a es last evening llsOn bales To-day Fir, C-!Jsnuhy
p33 March. 81 $50 June. 1905 July. lol2s Au
gust 10 -; total LOO haies seenni CaI-hafch, 9bV
MAY 0g3 total. bales. Third CAi-Asrch. 5el April
G7S NAV qal August 10 % tota 500 bales. Also. To-
ds- January at 80 February. g36 ao.:2 March H'a
SOL 9.13dq7S. May, ssGg - June. l0Ul HlOpb
July 10 IS August O22 total i47oo bses grand total
81 90 bales E1chanre pad o. exchange lU February
II pan exchange 100 March for April Futures
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eieted early in the v IN, indicator that the close OF
TIE would dyulge the fact that the receipts
eral thousands less than the owing Ia the fact
that Colorado ranch rom which the Kansas CITY market
tsey financially TOR
year And there Is also another cause for he reduced receipts
sold to supply the home demand At ddrent successful mining
ing on the receipts during tho year owing the reduced
dur-ns ihn year is7s The KsnSo, Psc Risay brooebt
here % 80 cstte the receipts by the 1877 were
cept. In 1873 sere 81 $50 against ~ "a ,o ST thus the
% 40 P' o. TIE ~" F % for re sAGS o os T
srps here Tor Is WEIR t0t2i e th.n the total receipts
fa La9 hss been tot many sea,o1s pa.t which can be
sel'ons pur @ shippers have been IN The marse, during
ing kof ihaa ave- beer their wont prevos cssoS v ;e
unsatisfactory condition of eastern and may
be men Toned that canton seemed their action.
than before Tho country tributary Kansas city
the Uned market never allied 10 give
slsiacln lcoS, during the year increased
s %lI !; o e Ct eO.s fGf !, w,Ts 9? 3; P i
a. 4S p at &c g 90 LIZ: = AZ a. 10 20 l-54 d.
81 d. los AZ SIC AMI 81 "ach 10 do. 200 u at PC
ana = - b II DO .5l 2. al g'ac less - each Bui
Yoeel Rer.nst.i1 sod Tor Movers and Reseusein II
90 ie75 ~ Al s7.c sd q esca Is 90 2 n 81 ,.c
s9d 81 eaeh Is Do n329 II al o-c. IL do, l4l6 b.
= Laa5 '' i qc Les ' essG III L d. iioo
Ms Brown soil IA STATE Cattle, est. 1t So 50 n
T VIA er sold 70 state Cattle 7aio c' At &c 50 n
Sc e 81 E,mp0 rrnr; 81 1'oG- 81 St., - yi at
CIV IT, Al - ~ DO - cw' 80 -c' - to- - cwt At PC
n '' IL = w Z. !" e., e.. -, ,.. 8. , .,,.-. g.,
virginia steers IoS6 ~ al 7',t Is r. Z DO ~ h. Al
- s. NO., ,vt - man '' "a o1y SD, No ~ ~ H. ~
s2c 81 n for Y R-id y Illinois >ter. IL n Al Sc
Eoecn,''l eo for :. " Alef,on 81 Illinois steers
r =, ,y n ,F T. yio fs2rgan 2G ~r"' r. 81
. a . B TO-. /. .t I.. & fou AN "a ID
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PRIME oAnKers steriiai

On tLo london Stock EXchanEe, IrItIsH consoIs
we strong at QG51c. while in United states
bonds 1855 were steady ar 10}|s new . Weld
ing to 1914 o"d 1O-4Os 10 1904 new lla' remain
ing strong a. I0-5s In American railway srcurl-
lies I1e common advanced 10 - =, preferred 10
40. Illinois Central TO ~Jlt, PENNSYLVANIA 20 3jl4,
Reading - I3. and Jersey Contra. consolidated
bond, ~ s. the common stock remaining ST ong at
A. In Paris rcutc- opened at L. 77l2 and closed
AZ 1870; sight exchange Oh Londgn being quoted
at 1924.
The touowlng securities To-day were sold at the