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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-14
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IN CAL
IFOkNIA

The San Franc SEQ Post. commenting upon
some late elections in California says;
The Sacramento municipal election come:
in time to emphasize our remarks yesterday
relative to the Oakland election Three
straight tickets were in the field, ahd the Re
pubhcans elected their nominees by d larger
vote than the united votes cast for the Work
ingmtn and Democratic candidates. This
fact proves the force of what we said, that ii
a straight Republican ticket had been in the
field at Oakland it would have been elected
entire. We are pleased therefore that Sac
ratnentO has come to the front in vindication
of Republican principles. 1t sounds the bu-
gle note Of the campaign. Let the motto be,
'FNo compromise" The vote at Sacramento
is significant i'll another aspect. 1t demon
strates the fact that the Workingmen's party
derives It's strength from Democrats, and that
50 far as the Republican organization is CON
cerned, it has not been seriously, if at all,
affected oy the W0rkingmens movement
Republicans should recognize this fact fully
and freely, and upon all occasions force IA
square issue by putting a straight ticket III
the field. BY SO doing the Democrats would
be either compelled to stand aside or exhibit
themselves as broken and beaten party A
few defeats even might be risked for the sake
OF tue general gam. LII the hepuDhCanS OF
G lifornia stand firm and tain their prn-
ciples without compromise, they are certain
of victory. The great split in the Democratic
party, of which the KeaIney movement is the
outcome, would defeat them in any event,
were the bulk of the laborers not opposed to
them; and with three straight tickets in the
field the Republicans are certain to control
the State. Mr.. Luttrell was better informed
regarding the Democratic party in California
than local writer's gave him credit for. He
said in Washington that the Democratic party
in California had caved in, and that its only
hope was to support the Workingmens can
didates. But this is precisely what the Dem
ocratic leaders will not do, and therefore the
victory will be all the easier for Republicans
With the example of Sacramento before the
party, the Post appeals to Republicans
throughout the State to reject all overtures
for compromise with Bourbon Democrats
They can give no material aid in any event,
and should be kept al arms length allies
who mean mischief.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-14
LAKE TAHOE LUMBER YARD.
{. m. HUNT, Proprietor

Clear and Common Lumber, of all kinds.
Doors, Windows md Blinds.
Mouldings, Pickets and Shingles
Door and Window Hangngs and Fastenings.
Screws, Wire Cloth, Etc. Etc,
Which sell cheaper than can be bought at any other
place in the state.
G9sOrders delivered in all parts of the city Free.
Carson City, February Is, 1879.
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LEGAI- NoT1cEl

~ f5sso slgasT srs.-t - "a saEfpsey sgT /
T,LIZABgTH KRALA whose ,Iostofiee. .ad.
u dress is Rock lsld dpd. . IIliubis,s Carolips
Tasgart, whose ,postod(c (ce address ia Rock is
lard. illinois. audi 49, 3aggart, whose
postotice address is Mdandsvt(ls. % West iVir
ginia. and Mary Koier aid JOIN Koler, WHOSE
post ofIos3 sddress Tis s1Voodlxnds Marshal
County, West Virginia. viii notice that
Daniel Fankhauser, AdAiptstrator with the
will annexed of Rudolph iSeibsr, deceased
on the '2ed day Of 0otobl A. D. 1878, dled
bis petition in the Probate Court, within and
for the county Of Monroe Ind Ssate Of Ohio
alleging that the persona estate Of said de
osdent il insufficient itd hay his debts apd
the charges of administs sink fis estate; tia,
he. died ,ssizsd in fee sind Iof the follewisl
described real estate 3tnats ID SAID sounty
q Tit. IsqifH h sYeda }ps ,s'4ld1 "
2. 4 part of shs sporthsk iqukrssr Of section
thirty, township ,thre, rang three, the I'm,
To commences Il the s5nthwe& cor6sr Of ssid
Ihsn quarter; thsness TO .ruH east fourteen
rods 10 ts stake; thence ,noiih twenty MIN.
degrees west distance seven todst 70 q stake
thence south fourr6ds to the beginning, ,oon-
ltsinipg sixty rods pers or lsls Also, par,
Of thu northssst half ,euartj -of seotior
thirty, stovnsaipc lfhree and I&nge three, be
ginning ofosEthss s&ns At q stake on the wsst
inc; four rods frSp the nfhwest ornsr o
said half qasrssf; lthshcsIg ghnning four rod
south 70 Said corpsr\ thenoS south my ssvsr
ana hslf degrees Hsst elshtsan poles to
stake; thence back 10 as 70 strike the begin
ming eorusrol u sab ii7s, containing thirt,
six rods more or less{'
:, ,Thsnprsysr of said pBtition is for the sail
of said real estate the payments of the
debts and charges sfo1 said. q
Yon Ire required 3 appear and hanswe
said petition Oh of bekoss tLsthird Satarda.
sfter thy Oh day of 3besmSsg a. .Dtls7s. :
DANM FANKHAUeRRs !
Admf sith sHe Y IN lfhsisd Of the estate o
e Rudolph ssibsr, deold. eg'oct1s, ,zst7.
PEARSON & DonkRtr, Att'ys.
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Nos. 9, 9 and 10 SIXTEENTH 81, d
.sas3aSesTWHEELING,gW "a
Probate Notice.


A CCOUNTS and vouchers have. been fled
II in the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio. sby the following Adu,inistrators and
Guardians:l ole faaa al ,sessBioy ea galss5azro
First and final scceunt sof Henry q Green
,Administrstor ofsths eststs of Rlizabsths
Huskinson, Diseased. sTT - -ssnsu4ev ainTSa
second and FINAL account Of John C. Dusrr
Administrstor with the will annexed upon
the estate Of John N. Dusrr. deceased. ae 9
First partial account Of Samuel Boisn Ad-
m illustrator, with the will annexed, upon
thssestste Of James Bolen, deceased.
First and final account Of William Scott
Guardian of Frances Scott. an imbsoile.
R.fth and final account Of Andrew Twinem
Guardian of Sarah J. Rutter, minor.
Any person interested may die written ex-
ceptipns to said accounts or any item ,thsres
On or before the 18th day Of December next
when the same will be Hnaliy heard and con-
sinusd from day 70 day until disposed Of.
hrs elds ssi I'd .Ey4wis r. Z. WALTON,dT
snov2s. .'7swa.7 Probate Judge iM. Co..,
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. = sHERifs's SALE. ISA
The Bcllaire & S. W. R.R.
.k- ~, Christian q 'ss.ab.is sNar

pY virtue rof, . certain order Of sale
u issued from HE ccnrtI Of common pleas
within and for the county of<nehros. and
ststs Of ohio In Q ease pending in said court
between the fboss nsmsd parties, aud 20 me
difsotsd. i uilf onsr for ssis stpabIis dactiou
q. Sc. a'srs q & sAs a.sen ssrs sfss ho''' II
q TYysshssvh ssai4nssA 81 s,.,,tItan ,..s =
6afvdar,ths 20th doyef December, 1873.
Use~esn ths houfs Of cl0 o'closk q. N. sand 4
o,eJosk sm., Sfsaia daylsthss fslloyins de-
|seribsd ssal sstatsi isitaats in Monroe seunty.
Ohio, to wit: .slass 81
The southssst qnarter Of the northwest
quarter u section seventeen {i5) township
sous % )Nof 'sauss Ave {59. soutainhs iprty
acres. rs sasIAsa
nAlsa Oh ths southwest quarter Of section
sevsntsep (l7), tpwnshlp four 10 of fenge
dve (s), except sixty DO Is smors'of less con.
|ssysd lby snsud Barber Bxscutor of Levi
Barber, to, Thomss Norris on the Sd day Of
November, IA. D. 1853, BY metss and boands. ]
"a Said properly seEerdsrsdte beIseld is ap:'
praised s,,.s =, ne lSl'Is'' 7 ] 4oO..lA
4 Gsseond .iict. al 3s0oo. g3VIIl :. Z.
.apdsmsy ssll fsr two; thirds Of said appsaise;
m.nt. Terms Of sale Gssh before Ieontrma.
|siUaauaw q nTIRs,u. nn.n az
novIs,'7svs. Sheriff NO. o.
srRIees & DAtses, Att'ys.
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Two mske pair except In scissors,
,psu,alopRs and stairs.
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THE splaIr or rDExocgAcY.
..Hl..H..iE''.:


AZ Ne paid our four cents for psper
in the offlce OF one Of our largest dai.
Hes The pllier morning . pleasant tTliank
your tsom lthei clsfk : greeted u.s. JWe
have though, much about Il sii.ce. We
shouh not haSe cunsidered \. discoufte.
oss n our srnoEeS hast been tal<sn mt
chanically; four cents is . small sum-
Hpt 1, was very ihueh pleasadter as ii
wsss sna the, little ,ipcaaent set ps 10
thinking on the subject We have put In
the head OF this article.
Would j. nat he much better oil around
! there we're more of courtesy intro-
duced 10 our bosiness dealingf We 60
insa some shops and offices where there
o. ems 10 We the most utter indifference
whether your wants are supplied or no,
We sometimes meet fIlcials on railways
sr stesmboAis Who are most bin,sl ID
their manners, ,as II the gold hand a,ouhd
the cap gave them the right to he iuso.
lent and cverbearing And then. we 6ad
others quite the reverse, ready 10 snswt,
civil qnesticnsg ciyiliy, and TO promote
the comfort Ut tiose .who ere. .tenpors4
rily under their care. Itis needless ~
cay that liule courtesy goes q grea,
way 70 making things smooshand agrsese'
asie. tO egJ M &Se
This lesson of courtesy is one, j
seems toass thst young persousVentesinf
In shY Acspaoity upon . Hbusiness litt
ought 10 learn. There need be no,hins
fawning or simpering about 10 { Itais shs
cheat e6en thoroughly mxaly on IwoInan'
". But IL certainly ismost easily &C
quirsd In youth. and Il will stand IL.
IossessJr ID 9oo5 astesd is aftF yesr-
The conrteodsR clerk viii tightly b tbl
fssoFi,e clerk. We know that the homr'
" pfoverb u ID one senee true, that s6a,
words buitsf No psrsnips" words q
not take the 1plscspf thlsEses sotions
Bot II is also ifss, b the ScripsuFe say 4
that o soft answer turnetb away wrath
This politeness In manner aud In word
viii be Ike the oil that prevents the fric
aoR 1o tie nscbineryy / u pAkss syssl
thing essy.
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800 tnnsst Ia taR00se IaIIss9 b5sai
@7C AswEEK.s sl2 % day Tat home easily
p I 4 made. Costly 0atfts free. Address
TRus & Col iAugusts, Maine. .s;'4dec2i7sE =
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!. NATIICE. B =

n OUIs REISsER. whose place Of residenct
Li,snd spostof6ce address is gnknoRpN vii
take notice that on the first day OF December
A. D, 1879, earclins.R .Reisse', filed her petition
in ths courtof common pleas Of Monroe coun'
~, Ohio, charging the sid Louis Reisser viii
willful absence fol more than three years last
past, and asking that she may be divorced from
the, said Louis Reisser, aud that reasonablsali
monJ hay bes showed hsr. lwhich petitionl~il
stand for hearing atthensxt term Of said court
.GS4 GAEOLINE REISSER-,
aBy PEARsoN& & DeHERTF. her ,Attgs.
dec2, ,79t7..
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LEGAL NOTICE.,

IoHN g. COVERT, who resides in Coffey
u county, Ksnsss and whose postoace sd-
dress II Burlington, Cofsy county, Kansas;
George l.. Covert, . minor aesd about nine
teen ,yssss. who resides II the State Of fiilli-
.nois, ,ssd vhose postof6ce address is unknown,
will take notice that ON the 29th day Of No
sembsr,u "A, D. 1873. lDaEid kepts and Francis
NJ. Amossas Rxecntors Of. the viii Of Norris
Covert. deceased. iled in the courtf common
pleas OF Monroe coansy. 0hie, their petition
against John g. Covert George l. Covert aud
the other heirs Of Morris Covert, 'deceased,
and the devissss and lsgatees. under his said
will; the object and prayer of safd petition ID
to obtain construction Of the will Of said
Morris Covert, deceased.to sell the real estate
of which said tsststor died seized (situate IN
Monroe county. Ohio, being two hundred
acres, more or iesso for the purpose of pay
ing the legsoiss given BY said will. the sosts
Of administering said estate aud sof equitable
relief. &c = L p u q Lii
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 3lst day Of January. "A. D.
$780, iasv al 5asDAVID LRNTZ and hoy
asii4gp. si7idf FRANCIS NJ AMOS, ,bil
Executors Of the viii Of Morris Covert, decd.
By HuxrEsl& Mallory, their Attorneys.
dec2. 1871. .Ff'i9i'7t' atiio sai
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smith came down from the West. Side
With his girl, lsst night. and tried to get
her q, ,promepade tosafd the park 70 see
hos high The ,gfass Vas, hut che insisted
os, .Maip slrectS. ID The proper plsce TO
wslk Before they had proceeded half
o. block an ice-creann siguss two Jeet
sQ1arts loctped % big ~ tjonse %
Smifh, aud attracted the attention of TIE
girl. Smith's knees knockvd,,ogether,
and be told bes q story of how, once
upou tune. he had seen tDsp stabbed
70. the ,hesrt with, q. bowie, knife on the
. Sbtssbeid Il b Ice Breezy saoe9 and
ever siuce that be had 90 abhorTeDce al
entering such ,places, She told him thai
he would have TO overcome bic scruples
some time, and be might begin right
ther. 80 s'sr.,.
Then bs tod Ser sboss losing 5 70.
loved sister ID sn ice-cfesm sslpon By
Me cavinp ID uf the walls, and tie spoon
with which che was eating was found
suck Id her throat Jealf cd o1 b9tu,
j The story affected ber strongly bnt
she reasoned that tie chances were
aeaipst q repetition of such thing and
shs could risk 7, and smish was obiigsd
to '.sets'em up." .elaeS /.
After the bin was settled and the ps-
-ren.al roof ives nearly reached, Smith
propounded conundrum. 1t was his
frsFs,iemp,zsnd perhspe bis last. ~ N
tIe aid, sEmnar r.
eWhat deaf ar zwas De ssply. AE
1Wby is sydobg lsdy IN an e.eresnn
saloon like dog with tin pan tied to
his tail ?"
81 don't know, lovey," said Smith
girl: why is she like dog With Tin
Ell fee y bis . ,si.iI alI0aE i
pause 10 give force to bic wards-"Be-
csuse she never knows when to STOP"
smith now ayiRgs, on jhe gate With
smother girl who 'has the tooihacbe and
can't co, Ice cream m.-Kansas City Jour
nal.
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y Tie lat zseh chandler told Q friend
n Washington lsat winter thattbe slec.
tinns Of Hay es cor him 81 900, and
showed check, hook With The ttaos,
uypn ~hish The tens, were scco ounted 70
rstlsow sibe, atI,lth Of his statenent, he
oi1lad Q ssnpreme eoDtsmpt stor Vths upecu
81 s:sfs jneasmres of Hayes sndS Staltipg
10 4 C6cseo Inter Ocean correspondent
before Hayes became 'p,slwsrt," be
ssid. IL am t,ld thar be only spends
$4,000 q war. and paves e44 600 ont of
-lashis ssIssy. wien yeAIzeo ha<g %
Washington you go and tell Hayes that
wint6x iEso :hdf be- nan sAve his ep.
tire sslsry, He has heen In ONCE one
se,syear. He will receive el50, 600 Is ne
sslsfves out bis terms j will eisesshim
check for tl.ai sisouht spsysble' shen be
aaviIlsvJite,his resignation as President
xsof, the Dpited States On the beck a y.
wheeler will then be President. AND
shisscoapsfy = ~ fuD ssW .edSbt 10
befS .slifvsiiess
Two mske pair except In scissors,
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DRESS MAKING,
Rooms . as Above, DO e, Jones. store.

Esflsf f-se
Bic MISS sF-o A-nJONESs
IJAs Just received new supply Of Spring
/ IL Patterns for Ladies, Misses fsnd Ghil-
dren, and solicits the patronage of the ladies
Of Woodsfel d. ssndavieinity She is prepared
TO DO FIRST GLASS WORK.
Also, ou.sxaaiat Tor those Who assirs to have
them made elsewherei
Patterns. Of all styles for aaalsTaprl. .'7smS
irnao sosanM ~ trnal atndnn4 ~
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NoTIcE ItlIs !" OF f. ,AliPPoINTMENr,s

IsEfW fiM VIE fFFfs..Ia. HQtl.u ~
~, aEstasasof Levi Nalleg - Dscsassd.. !
.haAI ie S4k Ba ss--easo "a no le 2
sHsHE sbdsfsienedS hass been appointed ;andl
equaliAsda 81 Rxseutor.. of tthe will Of
Levi NalIey, lats of Monroe county, deceasedsl
D Datsd.this !25th dayof November, A.D. l879.V
dec2, ,79w3, JAMES II. NALLBf.
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PURE VINES AND, LIQDORSI
E,or, Medicinal Purposes, may always be found
T. at J. r. JUDKINS.. .'nY7fn gsosTHdT hsihI
81 has saiaoa s ,sissy 5e bsas ,egs
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-09

The merits Of its EDITORIAL. "A sricultutsI.
Political, Correspondence. Literary, Tsle-
graphic NsWs and Coumercial Depsrtmsnss
combine to make Il all that L required Ia an
a No. I, 6rst-class family journal .sSp %. a'l.
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IN. R sto.p.. he feel. A1ssy and
3 N, 4 bc.s.e beT usrrisd.

NJ. I. because hes not.
Mr.. II. because he's divorced. -
MN EbecSuse heT Tlikss TO be WITH bic
friends hesS@ seA Va SAas w
Nj. ". because be has NO friends, and
erjoys glass by himself..e A's's sasisz'
sMr. x, because bis uncle lett him .
!, sls66cy.a ID Y1nD II .aEl0
Mr. r. Mcause his aunt did not.
Mr.. z. five should he happy 70 in;
forn. our readers 40 TO Z's reasons fof
.ssdrinkine. .hat ps qnes.ienipg him hs
was found. to. be too dunk TOT ansHers]
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NOTICE OF OF APPOINTMENT AZ PC ! ]

ioih naiiliW 10 sSsfs---- 10 sataSssiuim
Estate of abraham H9fmans Deceased,
szS siSS&k decss is-@-~eoss lsi3tsq ss4Ys
tTyHB undsfsignedsahass BEEN appointed and
qualified 3aso Administrators, with heEviu
'araexed, OF thesestste Of abraham Huffman,
late Of Msnroe oounty. de, eassdsim s
sDated this 25thda OF. Noven ber, 4. 2,i1s79.
rlec2, ,,7S-3w.s s3stss eBN0CH MARTIN.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-25
Domestic Markets.

NETWORK. March 2l-Evening.- Cotton is dull;
sales Ill bales; new MiddliDg uplands 10ac; do Or
leans at 101c. FiOur-receipts 232l4 bbls; aoout
steady with moderate export and home trade
demand; sales II 900 bbs No at 80 q Is Super
fneIWestern and State 8 25 q 75extra Western and
State at 70 q 90: choice Western and State at 95
@450; White Wheat Western extra at 30 a 25:
Fancy White Wheat Western at 30 a 80: extra
Ohio at ~ a 90; extra st Louis so "a Is; Pa
tent Minnesota extra at 90 q 90; choice at O5 "a
800, including 34OO bbls City Mills extra at IS t6
20: TO bbls low extra at 70 q 81 5000 bbls Win
ia extra at 8 rs q 90, the market closing quiet
Southern Flour is steady; extra at 10 a 40;
choice do at 30 a 6 IS. Rye Flour quiet at go
a %. COrnmeaI dull; Yellow Western at 10 "a
230; Brandywine at go a 65. Wheat-receipis
30 bush; a better with fair export and good
speculative inquiry, closing frm sales 602 COO bush,
including 10000 bush the spot rejected Spring at
at 90 @ CSC; No do 1o3 q o5; ungraded Winter
Red at 06 @ 064 No do at 90 q O9I; No do
131 q Is: No do at 14a q 10 ;ungraded Amber
at IL a 12b mo do liz q 49, ungraded White
at 49, No do OF; No do at III; No do A. O0O
bush at 131 q 134; extra do Is; White State at
14a closing at 131 bid, 1872 asked DO April. "a
600 bush at 13a a 1885, closing at l3a bid, Ii.
asked do May 5000 bush at l44, closing | Ia hid
1 15h asked No 2 Amber for March. 5000 bush at
125 "a / 13closing at 10 bid IA asked; do April
1000 bush at l34 "a 131, closing at 131sbd / IA
asked; do May 900 bush at 13s. closing at 13a
bid, l4a asked; No Red for March, 24OO0 bush at
April, 5000 bush at 14a 9 49, closing 15l bid
1 ISL asked do May. $4,000 bush at 15t a l6i,
closing l6i bid, l6I asked. Rye more active and
frmer % 900 bush State at COZ q &C., Canada to ar
rive &c., 900 bush State to arrive at Gle; Western
quoted at Sc for April, BARLEY more active and
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-25
nchanged.' Barley Malt is dull. Corn-re

unchanged Barley Malt is dull Corn-re-
celDts 7a,9O6 bush; shade stronger and moderately
the spot, ungradei at Al 45ac; No at 49, a 43Ic;
steamer a. ~; No Edo IA g 4ic; old do 451 acc;
Steamer fr March s4c closing 4sao bid, a4Sc asked
do April at 44c closing 44c bid, 4lic asked No for
March at 45c, closing 445c bid ittc asked Nats-
Slic for No 8; 3lAs a 32c for No White: 31sc for
No2; 33l a 33Ac for No White: Mixed Western at
81 a 3lac; White Western at 80 @ SIC; Mixed State
at 80 a sac; White State 35 q 36tc, including 5000
bush No q Chicago at 32c sugar steady aud quiet.
WI ,Ia.ses-Foregn quiet: New orleans % q 42c
Petroleum dull ard unchanged; io,UV 1eis united
lower and rather dull; mess on spot quoted ~ Az
a so for old; 10 40 a 10 80 Tor new saes oou polS
oea IL 90 mess 0F way seaay ddes dun
and unsettled; long clear at 81; short clear az Ii6;
long and short clear az 57-l6. Lard moueIaeely
ON spot at 52A a 3d. closing 52s 10 TICS ior May
closing go; ITO ties city steam at ooo 'ehheu ior
continent quoted %. ,,.. yvheat ,,
Freights to LiverpOol-market lower' "nea' pei
steam g.
CHICAGO March 24-Flour steady Wnea u, IN nae &C.
tive demand ana higher; NO Red WINTER os VI NO
Chicago Spring fresh at site fe M Cbicsgo Spring
at Sic Corn fairIy active and sha1e higher; fresh
at 3igc; regular 3sc cash and April aosc lor May
Oats 1ueI aud firm at 211c tor cash ana Apri zo4c
for Nav RIVE dnil and lower at 44b "a 46a. Bailey
dull and lower at 66c. Pork is in good demand anu
lower at 10 % 10 o2 e3sh anu ia and lower v
37k for cash; 375 "a 40 for April; 30 tor May
Bulk Meats in fair demand and lower; shoulders at
3 IS; short rib 95; short clear at 20.
Kecelpts-15,OO0 bbs four 65, 900 bush wheat, H.
900 bush corn, $4,000 bush oats, 5000 bush rye, p9
500 bush barley.
10000 bush ccrn coo bush OATS 10000 bush barley.
5000 bush rye.
Al the afternoon call OF the board the market closed
with Wheat firm. Corn firm. Oats tirmer. Provis-
ions steady.
ST LOUIS, March "a Flour is quiet; double extra
Fall at 40 "a 45; treble extra at 65 @ 80; family
at % q 8 90; choice at 05 a 20. Wheat opened
weak and lower, closing firm at outside prices; No
Red Fall at CO q 1 OH Cor cash; Ol7 a OF for
April No at 9S3 q e94c; NO Spring at S64 q S6sc.
Corn higher but slow; NO Mixed at 32a a 32sc for
cash. Oats higher and inactive; No 2 at 25a a 26c
Rye higher at 4S @ 481c. Barley unchanged. Provis-
visions about nomipal with only small order trade
Receipts-5,000 bbls hour, 5000 bush wheat 49,
COO bush 600 bush oats. 1000 bush rye, OO(
| bush barley.
Shipments III 900 bbls -four 20 600 bush wheat, 49,
600 snsb corn, 1900 bush OATS $1,000 bush rye, 0O0(
| bush barley.
NEW ORLEANS, March "a Cotton in fair demand
| and steady; Middiing upands at 10c.
| MOBILE, March 24.-Cotton easy ;Middling upland
| at Ssc.
| SAVANNAH, March 2i.-Cottou IL firm; Middlin,
uplands at 9sc.
MEMPHIS, March 2i.-Cotton steady; .Aliddlng up
| lands 10c.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Fire i'm CaIas.

Fire in CALAIS.
CALAIS, March "a. Dwelling house of James
Stickney was burned this morning Loss $1,000; in
surance $500.
Wiscasset Election.
WIscAssET, March "a AT the annual town meet
ing today all the town officers were elected The
question OF raising money to pay interest on the
Kuox 8 Lincoln railroad bonds was postponed TO an
adjourned meeting TO be holden April 14th.
Death from Assault.
LEWISTON, March 24.-On the night of March Sd,
George Morton was assaulted and beaten by Samuel
LittIehed, who was sentenced to Auburn Jail for
three months. Morton was able to be at the trial
but grew worse and died Sunday.
A coroner's inquest has been summoned and post
mortem will be made. Testimony of physicians will
be given tomorrow.
Town Meeting i'm Dexter.
DEXTER March 24.-The municipal election has
passed of very quietly today, politics not entering
into the contest The old officers were all reelected.
The Bsrroa Case.
The Barron case rests very quietly now, but it is
intimated in some quarters that the bank officers
will reply to Mr.. Titcomb's report They can't see
through the Bank Examiners bookkeeping.