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PALESTINE.


TUE y151T or HIR MosI:s NoHTEFIo1E TO JERUsA-
LEN.
Jttpah World.
Mr. II. Guelalla has fa,o,od us With tho poyu-
sal Of some private lcttors, giving particulars Of
tho visit OF Sir Moses afontcilore to Jerusalem.
On "Wednesday following Lis arrival in JcruBn-
lem, tho venerable Darones yisitod tho largo
synagoguo in the Holy City bclougiug to the
Ashkouasim congregation. Thia handsome
house Of worship was eplondidly Illuminated, anl
all the decorations, ilo1al md otherwise usually
exhibited GU tho fcstiyals adorned the
synagogue OH this Occasion. The synagogue pre-
seuted worry gorgeous spectacle, thu e,.tlluki-
asm Of the vast congregation considerably Gu
hauc,pg tho beauty ot tl.e seene. Hi7 Noses
Mo1totors WAS received at the doors Of tho sy1,-
agoguo with cvesy demonstration Of louor by
tho liay. HallnM l3aBht, at wllona house ho whn
entertained immediately after tho Hesyire waa
concluded. Sir MoHsH oppressed himself highly
.!eightell with tho reception which hatl hcen
given him. Tho aged pslanshropMt was ro1n1scl.
Keep hiy bod the whole Of the fol.
loving day. On making hA exit from
tho Hynagogus It Was with great difficulty that
Gis Moses Aloutefloro was enabled to mako his
poopls, it IL said. being assembled. anxious to
obtan sight Of tho venerable DaEonot. Jo"s'
ChTihtiana aud AlohRMtnedat8 rushed back
wards and forwards III seeming freuzy, Just Tor
tile purpose u 1eAhlluE t!.olr 6Ycd pI Il!e CuA-
tonAnce Of the wbito-headed champion Of Juta-
ism, wto, In his Olst year. left lotne aud CON.
xcs-. N Eucccr tho distrossod In fact, 30 great
vas sho excitement and no humorous the dill
suIsIea which iulpoded the p5ogsoss of etr
hlosos through tic etrecth. that tho Az
thortieH were compelled 10 order cut tho
military to dttporHo tho enthusiastic crowds
which bes'egod tin ayod hero; Altar much
way. In letter xeut by Dir Mossy Montefore
10 Nj. II. 0ueualla, dated Jerusalem, Jniy 70,
Blr Asoses staten that the number Ut buildings
dwelling houses. we LeIiavo) Las groatIy il.
creased, and. seeing how deusely crowded il Tho
Holy Land It tue present 1no.ncnt, Sir Noses
ttinka that il would bo very desirable 10 sroct
moreover. that Ill he ilna seen IN Jerusalem siuce
his arrival conlrnls his opinions Of tho merits Of
tts Jewish inhxb.tan<s, and all that has como
under bis yiew Strengthens him in his LeIisf that
tbs Falsstnan 1traelitcs are saReF aud auxio,s
to giye their kttention to any kii.l OF EamuuerR.
tive employment
, 1875-08-31

apeetal Datpateh to Ths ch!eaao Tribune.
DEa MolNKs, Ia, AuR. 3o.-Jesae B. Long,
tho noted shott-lotn oattle-bsoedor, hung him.
self about o'clock thla morning. His health
has boon failing ever slueo few dayu
at.or his return from Pennsylvania, some
two uecks ago, and he has beon laborluK
uader o bel!es that ho had out!lyod hiB
usefulness. Tho family kept strict watch over
h.t movements, bat somehow he e!uaad them
md got cut of tho house. When found ho wsn
dead hhuging IN his scale-houso, aud, although
only missed for few minutoa, tho fatal deod
mas done. An administrator Of his estate was
sppointed to-day, Who will conduct the Balo Of
bis herd with The large lot here on WedassdAy.
COLUMBUS. O., Aug. 30.-Uantsl Il. Groom, I
wel-knomn farmer residing near 0roveport, in
this county committed suicide by hanging hitn-
self In bis barn thta morning, droam'a mind
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sntctat Nispatch to The Chicago Trfbut1
WABttlNdToS, D. G., Aug 3O.-Tho Post-O Ot1lce
authorities are still Investigating tho improper
salos of stamps by AostlnaAtors. Il is said that
tho officer In charge Of tho Stamp Division In
Now York City is 10 DO removed OH account OF
tho recommendation OF tho Special Agent who
bus boon Investigating tho stamp Balos.
TRAyEL-PAY OF anLDlERa.
Special Drspateh to 7'hs CItcaqo Tribune.
WAsnisdToH, D. C.,' Aug. 3Q.-The Second
Comptroller Of tho TreasnrY has mado tho fol-
lowing decision relative to tho travo-pay Of cer-
tain enllstoa mon "hou discharged from military
service:
seo. Is, net Of July Il 1888 q sat, 25s afor liking
tfe pay q ensled men ot tho army provides that 81
Il as icon held that tie forfeiture Of retained pay
nnass thi. act aa no asst hS so's;s rlsht to
iii rato q p.y named + tha !av. ~,,' '''s
Tho pct Of M.y 10 la12 ntes The aonthly pay ef
enlisted men q ~ se s as; Th t certain CONTINGENT ad
zervee thu Increase to Be cusiAerod retained pay
and not u TO paid to tho soldier Until hs discharge
hAvs served honestly and faithfully to the dato Of dis
Thero IL An o,,7oun difference in the provsiona Of
thcRa two statutes tho rst 1es tho standard Of 1ay,
md thon provides for tho retention Of portion of
tho amount until tho soldier discharged; ts .ocosd
Of onisua men, proves for an increase Of this raid
oa eond.!ion % at ishtui setytee: r Tho conditions
are not fulGd Gu tho part or LILO &oGs Ills right 10
tla lucrea8o never attaches,
lIiA traycl-PAy ID computed by tho aano rHls, and
tho allowance will bo for tho monthly pAy excluding
such Increase.
(9p ths associated Eress.)
THE TIMER DUTY.
Tho Secretary Of tho Treasury hns decided
that hewh pino timber, commercially known as
squared or sided, IL subject to duty at tho rate
OF per cent per cubic foot, md not 20 por cont
ad va'oren AZ heretofore held by tho Depart
mont.
REVENUE APPOINTMENTS.
Tbs following informal lsoyanue uaugerB for
tho Firat mississippi District hare been appoint
cd: John Il. Bowen, Julius Shields, William G..
Fox, ", q. Wolff.
The following storoIoepeB hare beon up
pointod for the First District of Wlaconsin
William ". ISaEker, Henry V. MarchAnt, William
Z. Wetaou. j. o. 3laas.
, 1875-08-31

THE PACIFIC COAST.
Special Dlsuateh to The Chfeu0o TRIBUNE
WARRINGTON, D. G., Aug. 90.-Tho rumors OF
tho existence Of IN illlolk datilory In California
wore confirmed to-day by tho receipt II tho 1n-
tesnsl Revenue bureau Of soleRra1n ANNOUNCE
Ing tue seizure OF large dtatiliery With 90, 00u
gallons OF crooked whisky. 4 lsoveuuo agont
haa been tracking the whisky ring on the Pacific
tAnt result.
BAN FaANo1scot CAL. Aug. 80.-Thoro IL d
luttcr among tho dlatillolH and royonue sgcnta
here in consequence Of the presence Of Special
revenue si1siTs on tho coass, Saturday evening
tho Deputy COLLECTOR At Antioch, Contra Cost4
County, seized josts tstillery and 20 COY gallons
Of spirits. valusd as $4,000, on tilo charge OF
being an Illicit uanufaatofy Of whiakJ.
, 1875-08-31
Tumor Of Twelve Yenfs' d3ro,vth CurcI hy
Kldssuy's ltcs0lvems.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

From prouinsnt ssutlcman aud rcaEdeat Of Cincinnati
U fuf hs past tottJ c known to Tho uaW4pApA1
publlaheEp throughout tito United Statos.
NEW YoRx, Oct. II, 1870. !,
nA. RApwAY-DEAa sIAs Al, intinooA b. son4e as
dniy to tho suffering to naks hset ststaent u tho
Es,finx 81 xout godqtno on uJselt Fur sase1& ysaa
urinary otvsus hc twelve month"; ago eliminated
IN ost terribly Affecting dissase, which ths pbysotana
asmnAtioa o. ths ki!nsys and bladder f9d rare q =
~ xalna r.s. m asHs Id .s paumss
Rhysssns. aad haa tatsa sEfs Hv.nsiY et med!e'cs
had road ot sstonshns eure. having tse sao BY yoa!
and aeu eon meath. ~ ~: ntss Y sas
ssoad g pstsaa .ho ~ ionx i,ss9 .assax I'D
pa1A. Rssnl1snt NeAdy Roller. aal Nexulsuux Pills
and eonasueod tkkinE heu In thrco days wAs 8teAt
g. ". JAMES, Cincinnati O.
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Every drop Of ahs gatsapaE1iIAa Kosos.art oomnauus
Gates through the olood sweat une, snd ot!nr Hads
Md iu.cc. Of the s5ssep ths yiKot ue for rspa1A
se,eia,s ,!!Ia sSn::umpon zasaa.E dlss,,e ulo:ls
charges trn tho ears Au tbs uaet FORM OF lkln dI,
tnean. e5y.pea: .enc hsef 'r,s ~ s9rn. e tio iesh,
painful discharges, night sweas lnss ot stun and iii
Hsstes Of the e principle, asu within tho oarai!a
will provv e any pyfso using 1t for alher disease IT,
il ihn Patient. daily beoorl,x rtlueed hytho wastss
aud deoonposiion that is cont{nnai1y progressing.
Wh nav 1nasorl.i made f;on heait!y bloodAGd ths IL
for whom once is remedy lie work ii pur
eatu and .ccoads n dinintshlng tho loss o wastca
foci himself growing better and stronger, thu lood d-
RoatinE hotef aptts mpsnrin9. and 1oah aud wolEht
Not ouiJ done tho Baraapssil1sn nesolyeut aIesl IL
kuowu axnnts In tho Of Chreno Sorokous
Constitutional and hksa iseasos but II Il tho only posi-
tive oufc for
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CHINA.
TUE E1R0Nu ANII-IoRE11H SENTIMENT.

HaAHauAI, June 4G.-I mentioned last Waek
that Hsr nrlsannio Majeaty's Consul aud tho
United 8tEtes Consul Gsnerel hkd gone to Chits-
koane 10 require satisfaction for tho proceedings
OF Ho,ne "traycs" atuti1und in the nelghbor-
hood. The civil authorities wogo fund willing
to punish stb twu rucn wisum tho English Con-
AtslAls hN4 asrestcj.. Iloy Hera tried h1 tAs
, 1875-08-31

THE AMEnIcAS CARDINAL.
ROM, Aug. 3D.--Caruinal AIcC.oskcy iB e1-
rcctcd to asriy0 hoto Sept. !. uo will only TO-
ceive tho ring and titles pertaining to his new
dignity. Ile will not recnlvo tho Int, because
iss investituro would oniail o grand public
eercmcny.
PROSPECTIVE cAnDrSAS.
The following prelntcB nill bo crented Carli-
nals at the noxt coilAiatory: An:ici, Mattel,
racca, 1laudi, Simconi, fittGllschi, and the
Archbishop Of NonneH.
GA1lIEAtnI hICK.
RoNE. Aug. 30.-Gsr1baldi il ut Ills home in
Caprefa. conlined by illness resulting from over
work on lis Gchemo for tue improvement Of tho
Iiber,
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r..,sio, waa carlcd. after snn,r sliRrnaro1, rllo
injecting thsn trnkc ur ni,1 assumed what is
termed by tho Ci1l' a "rneial y cha acter. fc.
frsth1nentn were't,aned around rart1A ware pro-
tl,,sea. aud oil Crdeayusctl to Mhko thelnFnlvc.
as comfortable and a'arpy as possible. TIN Int
ter cnnti,tton, however. cano only nftcr repeated
nttackn upon tho liquid portion Of tho ontcs-
tainnlout.
Tho Entun Cf1b fs born.
, 1875-08-31
Kidney and Bladder Complaints.

Urinary and Womb Disca1o. Gravo, DlAbbtes, DropE.
atoppaGe Of wator naon:!nsnos vi nttae. Hrixhts ds
dustdspos; Or the vatcE thick. cloudy mi1ed VIZ
st. or fhore il .aa.6id. darf, Bilious appearance nd
whits hoasduat depots. and whom there pttoklng,
bnrulnE seu1stlon Whsp passing x&os and p4tn tho st
OF the back aua along tho lolas-
Tuu1or Of TwclyO Years. Growth ERro4 ~
kldsvuy's Ncs0lvcMs.
l,EvKnLy, Mas, Ju1r 1a 1a&s,
pR. RAnwAyt IhAse lad ovarian tunor Ia tbs o!aries
and bowels All thu doctors said there va no help fos
inx helpsa M: =. yeu. Essol;en,, Z ~ aaa fheuxa.
fare ot tWei7e 5ears mk tx totaa st tas ResoYeas
aud box oi lteAwnJ p. ard two bottles ok youe
q sad hette5 smse, .na h.pptsr Il. th1a Fl
slde III thn owals TIC zro!n TEts tha 70 you f@
ths benefit Of others. You can P9elah ~ 4uH s1o9s
Psco. u Par bottle.
, 1875-08-31

Sbtc1al UupaFch % TIE Eh1ca7o 7F7btsnk.
KArsAs C1TY. Mo-, aug. so.-Tho tirst regular
passenger train from this city ovar the Atchaon,
Topeka d Santa Fe Ra1rohd for Las Animas,
Col. loft tho Union Depot today At 1880 4. M
Ordern have boHn rocelyed from the Missouri
81 ths pont IT nateaa Of Il ase4isou
~ hctotofoEo. II makes KaneaB City the tor
mlnus Of tho Santa Fo Road instead OF Atoh-
isQ1,
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LAwaEscx Mass; Aug. 8o.-The Atlantic
stills started up to-day, atssr being Idle asyen
wesks. Tho stock on hand hAs been sold to
good advantage, aud theEa u prospect pQu for
steady unplo ymaut for 1000 As,lda.
, 1875-08-31

ENos SCOTT, LYONS. MICH.
Special Urspd4sh 10 Ths CAiea1o Tribune,
IAxsrNa, h1ich., Aug. 8o.-Cspk. Enos Scott,
uho wns : soldier at Saekett's HArbor In 1872,
died ys4torlAy at lIa daughters zeaideuoa noar
LypnH aged 10t.
, 1875-08-31

HOLLAND.

INTERNATIONAL. LAW
The HAGUE, Aug. 30.-Il1o Institute Of Inter-
national Law las approved tie three rules OF
tho Treaty Of Washington as basis for defining
tie dutieH Of neutral States.
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IT kEEhLf HURT HIM.


A London correspondent hhs 0xtrnctod this
humorous information from tho gathering Of
foreign turtla.sonp dostroJerB in London at tho
Lord Mayors diunor: "l4e wapt Of approcia-
ton Of anything like Joke by thu MON bess Of
The Latin raoc has Just received Il notable illus
trntion here When, upon the evo Of tho recent
municipal banquet, It was announced that 6iguor
PeruzzI, Syndio Of Florence WAS on his way to
1.oudon to tako part In tho Festivities, somo OF
the newspapers reyiyod tho recollection Q! .
transaction bet~een King Edward III. aud tho
'haa : (as tho English say). aud u ,waA
jocoseiy suggested thas Mayor Peruzzl might
take advantage OF tue whit ~ Mayor Stone To
bring suit against Queen Yictoris Tor tho monoy
lent TO her. aye-centuf,eB-gnno predecessor.
After the banquet and tall, in which, by tho
much looked after, be Rrageiy wroto letter to
bo printed in tho Times, in which hn dlsdaincd
any Idea Of aulug for the dobt to hin AncestoH
aud said It keouly hurt him thkt tlae intention
this opportunity to appear ~ 40 unfortunate
creditor befors thono Who o7eEe<1 him, as ma8ts-
trAto Of Ills native city, hospitality ~ corutal
aa 1t waa magnificent Mark Twain, weeping ut
tho tomb OF Adam, ia not mora ridiculous thun
this italian dignltafy fofRivlng tho dsbt which
has been compoundmg interest for 600 years"
LEEcHes IN INDIA.
4 dlnike for iusoct and reptile ina Is a eeuti-
ment much misplaced ln the tropFea- Chambers
Journa! reminds ona Of this facl In it, reoom-
meudationa on wearing apparel 10 guard against
leeohess For those who have to 10 to the hills
thin Macintosh cloak Of = light color ID recon-
mendeQ to rard on wek; and tor pedestrians
travelling In forests aud Junglos It III ludispensa-
bls to haye long galters for tho ankles and logs,
- guard against tho anarms Of leochea that
F1k.-
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WASHINGTON,
Cost Of tho United States nTnll.
Service in tho Several
States,
Tla Capital Drenched with Rain, and
Much Property Destroyed.
Investigation Of the Illegal Stnmp Sales
still Being Pushed.

MAIL SERVICE.
TTH Cosr.
.sixcial Disrateh 10 The cAftaeu tribune.
WARRINGTON D. G., Aug. 3o.-Tho following
IL Tho cost Of mail asryice In operation July l,
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Fever snd Axue cucc for fty esnts. Thurs l. nota
remedial agent n tho world that will fever and sEun
aud al ohes m.ts bos. scarlet, typhoid ynilow
4nd otbsf fe1ets {,dsd by RadxaJ's fills| qtoE u
Radwsys Ready feolaf. Fifty ccntA psr bottla.
Sold by DruxEltt4.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-31

About two-thirds of our present Con.
Gress have shaken the dust from their
feet and left the city for their respective
homes. The other third can Be seen
daily In the different Departments, seek.
ing clerkships for their constituents.
During the holiday season there is very
little work done in the Departments. Il
has been customary, even, to close them
one half Of each day between Christmas
ana New Years. How il will be this
year, e not known yet. The nenart.
ments are stricteF now with their clerks
Faan ever before, and may feel like only
closing on Christmas and New Years
The extra hour now imposed unon tbs
clerks. making the hours OF labor f,o,,
nine o'clock to f our instead of from mir.
to three. is creating great dissatisfaction
not only among the clerks, but BuTeau
officers, they believing, or SO pretending
to believe, that ne more work oan be ac.
complished on an average by this extra
hour. This doubtless 10 many kinds M
work may be the case, but not so in all
improvements in the city for the last
ieW months, although much less than
the corresponding seasons of las, vaar
nave 9een great. The paVsnents now
p,eing lald are mu ch superior to those
laid three and four years 90. ana anst
ing under the City GoveFnmen1 Te-,,
much less than fhosa 11ndep ar Z, .y
OF Public Works.
Y has been said that Mr.. Dyer, Dis
s.se. Az oIney against the whisky ring
..sogs ln st; Louis, has said that he
~ fouee eonYlet General Raboock or leave /
,9s q. Ssale, l! Is strange that any public
49, 49, g g snouIe - attempt 70 SO predjudice
ion lon n - = snueiPate publicly the conyic- \
- = ln. II has all aiong been 4
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-31

The means provided for iron cl adding
ne moor Of the county Jail and making
II SAFE had not been used at the last ac-
count and the prisoners who had tried
the strengthen the old institution once
felt encourag ed to make the second eff
fort
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-31

The Home Insurance Co-which by
the way is one of the front rank compa-
nies OF the day-has gotten out centen-
nial calendar, with beautifully colored
historical illustrations and explanatory
istorical extracts on the back, connect
ed with the revolution. The thing is
q gem.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-31
Common PIeas.

The causes of W. B. Chapman and NJ.
B. Gary against the Lake Shore Railway,
have been continued to next term, and
parties and witnesses not being present
in other causes-as it had been supposed
that the Chapman trial would surely
commence on Monday of last week.-Mrs.
left the work for the jury rather light
the cause of Frank Perew vs.. A. w,
Stiles. verdict for defendant, being the
only cause tried to jury since last re port.
The jury were discharged until Wednes-
day of this week, at which time such OF
them as are not stockholders will appear
for trial of the cause of Daniel 81. Shoff
VS.. Lake Shore Railway, which will
probably be the last jury trial, as Court
will adjourn at the close of the year.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-31

DRAMATIC EXPERIMENTATION Ge
DeYa friends are to favor our citizens
with a dramatic entertainment, at til,
Opera House, this-Friday-evening, al
which is to be introduced. Mr.. JOSEF E
LEWIS, the popular Boston comedian, in
the military drama-Rebellion of 1861.
Geneva has acquired some fame for her
amateur drsmatists, haYing brought out
successfully, several plays, in days past.
We are induced TO look for something of
= meritorious character, having about it
local--home interest, that cannot but
prove an acceptable and satisfactory en-
tertainment. We bespeak for it the ia
vorable consideration of our citizens.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-31
OUR WAsHIGTONLETTER.

Congress and HoIadavs-c,,v ,,,
menss-Mallgnity OF DfaTrsef 81 tScr-
4el 1yeE[.N 10 be made GDeci 4 10
nserssSrY CIasndier after frS1daient
4eEylee-E, NJ Gen. aud fhe snScia \ !
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-29
ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA. THURSDAY, APRIL 2. 1875.

results of the grange movement have been
good. The growth Of co-operation among the
farmers is fact OF great significance. The in
telleetual advance due to the frequent club
meetings has not been small. Politically and
indirectly, three great benefits may be reckon
ed. The railroads have been TAUGHT that there
is a higher power public opinion -
which they cannot wantonly defy.
A body OF regulating laws has been
collected and tested The experience
gained will serve as afoundation for future and
wiser legislat on. Last and most important,
the agricultural community has partially
walked to the tact that the chief cause Of its
troubles is protection :" that it is systematic
cally and legally plundered, for the sake Of the
Eastern manufacturer and that 'scheap trans
portation" by means of road-bed, rails and
rolling stock, swollen in cost by a high tariff,
is an impossible thing The high tariff makes
the annual repairs Of our railroads cost millions
of dollars more than they should, and the
farmers, in the form Of dearer freights, must
pay those needless millions forever. Who
would be free, himself must cast the vote!
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-29
Obituary Resolutions.
SPRING CREEK, MINNESOTA, !
Anril %. 1879

April 20, 1875.
DED.-At Spring Greek, in the town Of
Cherry Grove, county of Goodhue and State Of
Minnesota, on Sunday, March 2sth, A. D.
1875, Mr.. Garrett Rinearson, a member OF
Spring Creek Grange, No. 200, Patrons Of
Husbandry, aged 81 years, months and 8
days.
The following resolutions Of respect to the
memory of Garrett Rinearson were unanimous
~ passed by the Spring Greek Grange Ne. 209,
Patrons of Husbandry, at a regular meeting
held April nth, A. D. 1876:
WHEREAS, God in his providence has seen
ft to remove from AIMING us by death our
friend and .ellow Patron, Brother Garrett
RinearsOn and
WHEREAS, Brother Rinearson being wor-
thy member of our Order, and a beloved citi-
zen, always working for the good Of those with
whom he associated: therefore
RESOLVED, That while we humbly bow in
subm ssion to the Divine will, we feel deeply
the loss OF our bro her, and most earnestly la
ment his bereavement; and
RESOLVED, That we tender our deepest SYM
pathy to the mourning family in this their
affection, and that we cherish and respect his
meGory, and renew our pledge o. fidelity to
each other; fur thermore
Resolued, That these resolutions be publish
ed in the ANT1-MoNoPoLIsr and Grange Ad-
rance, and that copy Of the same be present.
ed to the family of the deceased.
HANS N. JORDT, Secretary.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-29

A LARGE number of cattle have starved to
death in Southwestern Wisconsin during the
winter. Hay has been as high as t25 ton,
could not be sold to advantage and therefore
starved.
A few years ago corn was burned in II
linois for fuel. Now corn is high. A
year or two ago pork could scarcely be
sold at any price. Last winter it was
50 per hundred, live weight, in some
places; and many fattened their hogs on
wheat. Next fall wheat will probably be
high and pork and corn cheap. This
great producing county moves in unreal
sonable waves, rushing from one extremi-
ty to another. A safe rule is to raise
largely whatever is now cheap, and mod
erately whatever is now dear.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-29
81. Paul whslesale Markets, 4 Pria 81.

Sc Paul WhOleo01e M0KkOt0> April FL
Wheat 90 to Csc.
Corn 10 to TIC on track; from store.
75c. eH
Oats So to Coo on track; in store Csc.
Increased activity is noted in -four,
with prices firm ct these quotations:
$3.50 to S5 for XXX; $3.50 to - for
XXX; patent process 81 to 80. Rye four
1915 to So.
Coan meal 90 to s2.25. Oat meal @4.75
to IS.
Provisions active with prices well main
tanned. We quote: Pork $23 to. ~.
Hams IL to lac. Shoulders s IL 10 &c.
Lard Is to tic. Bacon IA to 15c. NeGs
beef 4lO to $1,000.
Potatoes in light demand, nominallY
Toe.
Egos in good request It 12c.
A better feeling is noted il the batter
market, though prices remain without
notable change. Fresh roll q to 23c !:
second selections Ii TO 18c; common shio-
ping grades 10 Is 12c.
Grass seed-Timothy, BY Wholesale.
| e to 42.25; retail 81. so to 9275. Clo-
yer, Wholesale, $3.50 to % retail % q
$3.50.