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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

AA CHASE, of the B,sist,r, is at home.
a. ono would readily SEQ from the
Nk"n'l tone Of that able republican
PAPER The Rsysisr we gather. is not
a'F',..Ing at the frec.school provision
" '"e last legislature, only that there
uo provision OF the constitution.
'n'eh iorc's the legislature to provide
ne means 20 carry it on. That defect
VII De- rrmedied by tho next legisla.
"'r or We are greatly out in our
udeueut
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

.H $50. Joins senator Thurman IN
.Hwu..u.0r tbat "A r. t,'-i. president
sl au. man Go crawl Sinsd to the
.'am uausT.rs, that when a man
nI-lut,l president, NO matter
VIDA. .au .ual. were, be cannot be
HH.. ..t The people make aud ia
Nsa.. r-.s'ieut- and they can uu.
BIB. '..w g-t Us easy. aud .u doing
'na r.I tape II the legal persuasion.
r...l Nt.att d.s.uunt
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

l.oNu Mus may or may not b.
H,slu'r OF Texas before Do dies There
H1 '.r honest men in the state who
vaa.. esteem it a calamity were he 20
.r elected next term, nor would any Of
as umUor from Texas. or the south
Fa' voted differently on the electoral
commission matter regard it as a
.nl''rE Tit were done. such men
'' Mills can afford to wait for the pleas
ur' '' 'he people and the people never
HI m Nl, lor thcm. sooner or later.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

lm rbtor Of the Palestine .i4voc1fs
".'>' 10 strange that Hayes lived only
piece Of "a year in Texas, and every
.'f'' no tho state has been talking
'''a' d, while the editor aforesaid, has
.''n hero ior fsrty-two years and not
l'''. iaan bali Of the papers have men
''1ei it 10 j. strange. but il is indis>
u''' 70 'aiS about il, as il will give that
"'a''arcd fellow, "Fish., " ofthe Ls,igsr,
'''h.' TO- say that there l. some dif.
',''a'' u ihc men. Hen be sure TO do
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

Ffsn nom tho east were selling in
'ar 't Loui- stands AZ thirty-fyc cents
hl"Int 1u Monday Fresh fsh from
iAe 'gt 1i Mexico Of superior flavor
might D. UJd down in St. Louis at less
ula hi. that price. Ggi.saoa Mars.
Why 'he Ill don't you lay en- down
"'l. 'Heu. or are you i5y-,qg back on
HA,1r'. aIyauiasrs' waiting Tor St
l.a' Goo .eud for them. There's big
money Ia it, and Galveston could
a'FeFt it il It had few grains more of
.A.L-Ln enlarnri.e
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

The ex-empfess of tho French ID en-
loying the social life Of Fiersncs, and
happy IN the persussioEk that she and
her son viii soon re-enter Paris IN glory.
those about hAr talk constantly 81 thii
prospect. The prince il described q
sr, smiabie, sweetternpered lad, and his
master, Rouhsr. i hard a work teach
ing him the Art Of governing. which he
I nds . hard task. A correspondent ssU
him the other day. With his tfAusdrJ
tucked up. walking : match with two
tlorentines, and evidently getting the
Lest Of them.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21
ST. LOUIS FIRE.

The List of ga.a.IIIe. Net IlE@ts -
he Iner-a.~d-The Rsmala. 81 FraaE
esafey VIII Net be Ian~rea tan.a
SUNDAY.
81. LOUIS, April ls.-Charsss g.
one Of the Pr0gTietur- of a.
hotel, gives IL a. las opinion. t.aE
none of the employees % t4s ha1-s.
excepting thOse heretofore uaail.L
were killed. About t~eniy q tl-rl
are still unsccolntei foT. tat r
believed they are alive, Anl zre a.--.-
with friends Ia remote paris o. tz-
city or left town Of gle-t-. tnlr-s-
eight have not repoTt.i, h.li tIls 49,
able presUmPtioa l. mo-s % ilr-l
left the city the day foiio~iug -.- lFr.
or have since departed HE r1lla-r-
Of Frank GOuley, Grand Mz-lnic -l.
retary, were removed d tH- ga
lodge rOona.i Masonic hAii-tLls rH.r
where they viii lac ia state anrI -.--
day. when the funeral vail tal.t pa ..
Extensive PREPARATION age te--.
made for this event.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21
A ser,b.rr .s..

Boston Globe: We hope that Daniel
II. Chamberlain will not carry out the
purpose attributed to him OF leaving
South Carolina Not that he would
not be welcomed in any northern
city, but such men are needed in the
aosfth
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

.." M.O.u.y r.itor OF the Waco
Nas married ore day. report
w .r H"', tUr next and the iol-
.Trr mornings paper contained an
.'.'r1t. leading article on the cattle
ra.. We l"avs our readers % draw
'..l .nu iu.rrcnoc.. but Il L. our opin-
.H ..I' uH one other than the c,utcr
..a grange paper could have performed
'. r.whrkabie literary feat. so soon
l.e. lle marriage feast
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21
Cav 0tfous.

CAMP ROBINSON, Neb-, April IA
Crazy Horse, with his band proper,
remain At q safe distance. be pro-
poses n council.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

... ...u-s.u .u Louisiana mack
.....su.u Which uliy illustrates
... ....n They propose to the
E.a... legislature 90 elect Packard to
=. ..... u payment of his enforced
".r...' HHu the r1yaru.hip To the
rHlf u. ,ns >.rh1lIs men. they have
-.a.. Na- ,y,r .hr radical trading
ns..'s. more clearly shown up than
. .N.. #F..F
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

Losnos April lA:TMeysments .in-
dIcete that Rassia intends 10 make her
AstA FhssS tne4i0 win iil0W 1sss,-
mamie - rsnain nentsna, whjeh e..
mAny deelreoI n = statAa thaf Ans1sia
has made frseh psopoaiti0ns, which
must delay hostliitiss Tor weak. but
the nane y known before.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

y AAd theplensnrc Of ofroceivingin our
!, ''l > esterday, an old friend, from
','''. i be o'uniy IN the person Of Hon.
y stephens. who passed through. on
way 20 ~ Louis. We are glad to
''''n ''om lin that his county, in con-
-Dn WITH others in that ane region Of
- 'A'c' Is going ahead with rapid
-.', '''''', A good crop this season is con-
'''''d a certainty. and not the slightest
.'' '' 'he raVages Of the grasshopper
entertained by the farmers We are
..D'l indeed, To have these good &C.
WINS IRON this highly.fAvorsd region.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21
n fne Dlsnaler.

SAN FRANCISCO, April IA cave
in q mine in Huba county, this morn.
ing, killed seven men.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21
Dank ssassu,.,s.

New YORK, April l4.--Loans, de-
crease one million; specie, decrease
one and three e-quarters millions; legal
tenders, increase two millions; deposits,
Increase one and three-qusrter mil
lions; reserve, decrease one-eighth mill
lion.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

Ia' AeHia Lsgar thus generouslly
'. 'aA' Of our effort. 10 give the outside
'''' iar idea Of the splendid event
~, .I'u o. Our best thanks are due
,' ~. '''se'hear'ed friend for the atten-
e,s.i,, pAliAs llEsALD deserves rren.
a ~. tOf lhe extraordinary enterprise
..,l'Ayed IN writing, printing and II.
a .,'hs the hardi Grss procsedine.
he fth instsnt Tmr HssAtD wa.
mi ,auloth .oth Institution ON the 5th.
M. We ara pleased 10 commend 40
,,s.,.,. - g1-ahead-stiveness in our con.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

FHE Waco EramineT has the follows
ing,
There Were only thirty-seven gran
gers in the constitutional convention,
and yet some people viii persist in hold
ing the grange responsible for the proyi-
sion taxing farm products.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

esterday, IN company with June
Peak, esq, our reporter visited Char
lie,n the chief OF the Tonllawas who are
in the city. Charlie was very glad to
see June, as he had shared his camp
FIRE and hunted and fshed in his COM
pany on the Clear Fork of the Brazos
in 1868. From Charlie we learn the fol.
lewing regarding the tribe:
In 1851 they numbered between two
thousand five hundred and three thou
sand souls. In 1862 the Comanches
and kiowas made a descent on their
camp and msssaered all but two or
three hundred. They then came in
for protection by the whites. During
the war they enlisted with the Confed-
crates. Since the war they have been
employed ss scouts and trailers. Char
lie. the chief, has done good service.
He says after leaving here he and his
party are going to Austin to have big
talk with great chief, Hubbard. He
is acquainted with Coke and Throck-
morton, and has letters in his posses
sion from them, recommending him
TO the governor. They have leave of
absence from the reservation TO visit
the governor. Their object in going
to Austin is to get aid from the state.
They have no regular agent over them,
but are subject to the orders of the mil
itary commander at Fort Griffin.
They say they only get half rations,
and desire the state to move them
away this side of the fort, and take
control Of them. They are sick of the
military rule. Charlie is an intelligent
Indian and quite able TO present the
wants OF his people before the gov
erpOr in q clear and concise manner.
The railroads surprised them consider
ably, and they denomiuated the cars
big wagon. At Fort Worth they were
told that 1t was forty miles to Dallas.
When they arrived here 1t was hard to
get them to odisembsrk, as they couldn't
see how forty lmiles could be travelled
80 quickly.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21
a Premisesr af--ssrtsa'. sBsassa "a
IeNas-

The following letter, ETtteu % .r-
Governor Fletcher, - Mi-=l-ri. o. =
friend In weatheTf0ri, shou-- La. t-.a
eyes Of people ia AL pnT.inu- - t.-
country are turned toward Tsxa-. a-.f
the high opinion which they hold rr-
garding IL:
Fl. LoCis, AF-. 3D. .--
DEAR CAPTATN-Ihznk- frr EH
kind note OF 2,ih ultima eaI s4r-
tAinly endeAvor - - zrrzugr ~ tl.-
ness ~ 10 be Abse - x With the rkll--
sionists TO your state some time fr
spring. There l. something 80 .r.l.l
in contemplating the rv-ogro-- a.
sdspta6ilitie- OF TvNAs, AMI tis farzr-
which they are 10 bring lrr. thsl 49,
citizen of the republic taa-i t. -t--i
With pride and Joy whenever brtral-
erly estimates them. 11u have uas.
presume, two million proTl-- I.-r-
Is room enough for the Whole IlrfB
million OF our population - - sral-s-
bly, employed In iexa-. T. J. c--tlu-,f
to become the empire state Ihsr- 49,
wonderful oppOriuEstie- there, salti1sg
the coming Of People AMI cafiIsL
Never mind, they viii co1ns- l hal
be glad to greet you on year native
heather." and ESPECIALLY At A.zLher-
ford. LoOk Out for nle Sl-urver yall
hear OF an excursion coming.
Traly your-, THos. c. fLEfCtIIE
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21
Bulldozfng-CelOnei Mcclure Rrutal-
~ Asssultea by Mckay and His

HoIeNe0
PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 16.-An
excitement was created on Chestnut
street at noon to-day, by the attempt
ed whipping.of Colonel A. X. Mcclure,
Of the Philadelphia Times, by Nat Mo
Kay, a government contractor. Nc
Cinre was In company with ex-Gov-
ernor Curtin's, when Mckay ap-
preached with dog whip and struck
him. Mcclure caught Mckay by the
coat, and while holding him some one
from behind dealt Mcclure . blow,
while another In front struck him over
the left eye. These men are supposed
to be friends OF Mckay. One Of then got
away, and another was arrested along
with Mckay. The prisoners are held
in default Of bail TO answer.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21
"Dou' Z care a torssup,
Whether Mossnp beats Barry,
Or Barry beats Mossup,"

80 they are permitted TO gather the
crumbs in peace, which fall from either
table, or both, if possible. As their ad.
hesion TO US hasn't accomplished much,
we need not fear the result if their alis-
glance is paid to the republican party
in the future.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21
". @. Randall d Hrs,

We note with pleasure the reopen
ing, yesterday, of the above.named
house. which for brief time suspend
ed. Their business has been satisfac-
torily arranged, and they are now
fairly on the way to q prosperous busi-
ness future. This old and well-known
firm has done business for number
OF years In this city, and although
they had plenty of property, the panic
OF 1873, caught them without money
to meet the paper out for heavy purr
chases thatssason. Their many warm,
personal and business friends in
North Texas yin warmly Welcome
them back to the ranks Of the busy
workers Of Dallas. The HERALD
wishes for them . prosperous and
pleasant season, and rejoices to Be
able to announces their resumption.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

CHARLEsreN, April ls.-The News
tio0 that the Rsv. w. II. Scott 9he
ooleTs6 pseael,sr sepostsd 10 the NeU
Rne3apd y. s. eonfsfuncs, on Fridav
last. - having heen mnrdsred. = Slive
and we'll and performing his pestoeni
duties without naoleaeafion IL M.
boeo county N this statA
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

LsfnWae Pss.s-Deeeivsa - ths ssv-
senWsns, He RsssRns - HaapSIass,
WAsHIE9ToN, April le.-News nom
Dsadwood says that . party ef Crazy
Horses bsDd u on the wsr path again.
6poeted TAIL was deceived BY the Fsprs-
sensAaior that only arms captured from
Custer would be takan nom them. The
soyssnmsnt demanded ali their arms
and ponies. s .ss.Fs,s.s !!
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21
JOCKEY CLJu

TeNss H0rars f=alH eco ...
Hehsj IN THc 3uf -f F.a-
IN ,Hr Psl.. gsrs .s-
IAa ta ul,-
lack EsFris .nt nsfi- rlr-r.s 500
tI'.r If--s- g. ual = a-sf.a r..
N.rat-s.a aris " ua..fr...
Hsf f.sFHH..Er.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

Tramps And Fire FiesAs In the RsIiee
Drag Net.
ASHLAND, Ohio, April l8.-A mum.
ber Of tramps were arrested to-day.
An incendiary fire destroyed the
brick block adjoining Miller's hotel.
Loss, Ss5e, coo. as a ,sssss 54aai
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21
FROM THE FRONT.

ON the War Path-Tbey FLAX
Cat n Party OF BanAIo Bsater. and
scsip one nan-Items absas Fort
Grims-stoek News, Hides, Crops,
Efr., Ifc.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

THERE are good many men in Texas
who could be induced to hold office
under any republican administration
some Of these undoubtedly have acted
with the democratic party, but they are
not the men who shape its policy or
direct It's course They were, and are,
democrats, solely because there may be
crumbs from the state table, as well as
the national. These plant gentlemen
"Dou't care "A torssup,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-21

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.At proper chat ~a
..... "e -rnut.y ol
...... .Ha' COR city mas
.. ..u'r.y celebrate Oh
......... Dol. I......r....... .t..r.
...... .str.a.. Is followed D.
...... ..I cities generally of th
-
.......'. '.t'.' i' 'n Sal
....''t".. upon hls s'ei
... .t. s H'W"r "hiei
..... .. ..u.I Obj s sur-.,al opera
.. chances lre even 40 Il
.. 1911. 'A..Nmb or sor'i',
. t..a lHe general ha
90
... ....- % seems I.ici
....... .. .gr.,..i The Hal,
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W." '''
..' a .''- ''' sup
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e. ... M Id .t.er.,rt .tyI, and
..# wHt trouble and expense
s....... h"I a.....F ls deserving o.
.......l '...-'l " Icy. ~. Una, ,llll
....a.., n..v vra1I.FaJ.
"
.. ...".-'.'" .' Louisiana mack
.. .'.s..h 'H..H "lly illustrates
"' "r..n They propose To- ths
N..... ..a..'.lT. 90 elect Packard t.
..'... .' .''"."l OF hi- enforced
~.r..-. .Wu the r1yaru,hip To the
"r#IH ". 'u# N#I1I|g men fnrE have
-... NH- ever .le radical trading
.s..'.s m"r, clearly shown up than
..s ''.I
... .. ..'N' senator thurman ir
'...'' i''' a =. f'.', president
'., man 10 raw " ',i''H To the
.. ..'.'I I'''' '"'t "Hen " man
-'''''' t''''''s"N NO matter
.'. pop. ..'..'' "'''' ne cannot ''
..' ''' F''l'' make Hud 'n
..'..''''- 'hH th'y can un
Dob. fH.m .g.t u. easy. and .n ipinf
r..t ataa.s.5unt.
T
, 1877-05-20

,,n.n,darnask towels. Miss Mary Farwell; Mr.,
Hemcns' poetcal works, In Russ1a NJ. anu a az
S. S. Wentworth; globe ada.rlnm ,s Win seeent-hag
Soka %e anq Mn r. Kent: sesy handsome morocco
bouud Bible ~ ana Ass shaw par red
Mrs Chamberlain: English mezzo-tnt nlcture;s ;. n
gilt frames, 81. W. Maggie; silver card-secei'ef'
Mr and Mrs. Alasco Lewis
DE GULyEE-SE1sEN.
AZ $50 Thunsday evening last Miss l. Louise
Sc1scn and Ms. Z. F. neGolyer were 1nited d. ~
matr1rnouy in the stone church ut Htnsdaie ihc
decorated with flowers aud plants for tho OCCASION
and charming marriage bell was placed at the
mex. The Rev. j. H. Tro~brldgc performed the
ceremony after the form OF the Presbyterian
Church. After the ceremony receptlon was held
ut the residence of the pridc and COLLATION. serEeo
The presents were .elegunt aud numerous; me
happy twain started for bEidn tour o' tae Nof'n-
DEFoREsT-REEvEs.
The City OF Decatur was stirred to It's depths on
Tuesday last over an important social event Wnlcn
e. ~ he It. St r
was married In St. Johns Church, to Mrs. n.
Adele Reeves, of Decatne. The ceremony o ssai "ai
by larce n and fashionable circle ot friends, Miss
Iottie Gillette, Of Elkhart and Miss Ollie Oglesby
acted Is attendants upon the bride. The ceremony
aaaI.ted maS % 6y Tie K Kes. ~ Mr. Rndd. q Knoxville,
the Rev Mr. RUSSELL OF Mansfield, and the kew Jon1
" Chestnut Of St. LOUIS. a wedding preak1asl anu az
reception were raony ID a5 AVON 1hose
nns4en, were nj. and Me. Linn, Senator oglesny
and family Mr. and Mrs. Burrows, Mr. nna Mrs Mrs
FsaSeoFa Nf ara Mra s ia
niss sfn.osI aIce a. RossIts, @ IS Mr snd Mrs bartholomew
Nj. and Mrs. Bruce, Miss Eva Bum: MISS sse11a ~
Forest, ,lss; St L"nis; Miss Amy Gillette Ekhaft;
Ms. Lake, Miss Eellic JOHNS Mrs, ~: h9nefee'
Mr. aud Mrs. Blackstone. Nr. and Mrs fesfis.
, 1877-05-20

are James A. Hawley Thtrty.thtrd pegssee stao .;
Dixon; Cen John G. Smith. Ihirl5 ~ rEsar,I.
Gilbert r. Smith, Thirty third Degree p3 IN nsffev
u. ,. chamherl,n, Of Frecuost' anu - w. ''A''
There will probably be the largest number q
Masor1s ever gathered together in tals con..5 ~
Cleve)snd on Aug 10. 10. Goo hni591ss. ~ thnn
having been invited and being expetteo 'aoto +sI
from the United States and Canada.
Grand Prc1ate White, in his address u tne Isse'
session OF the Grand Comn1andeEy Of Ienhef;sedd
In Memphis, asked why women were 70. aontis tia
into thc order lie answered the question 1pnn- nts
sell By saying that won!d fot.ass tae.r
and hover around the fair ones: ~! emutaIun ~.
would be lost and the grand structure Eoa!u a ~
come ruin; theY would worship at cupid sas aa,t
instead OF paying homage to n1enef' noos't
deity.
AT the regular meeting Of Butler CHAPTER, e.
SO, Q. E: s, Wednesday evening, & -sanecfiyeiI
Installed AZ Sisters Esther and E!cc;a Of the 1Va II
Chapter Of the state by Mrs. Eutler, tee -. ~. ~
Grand Matron OF the Supreme Chapter Alet sms
Chapter had closed, the sisters took tns =; ~
and visitors by surprise BY furn,shhs taen ~. ne
par1or with ice crean. cake and other oeneac1; n1;
Fney certainly demonstrated that woman e3@, ~.
keep secret as not one Of the oretas1 ~ - th
mixing OF the affair until invited to pa1take o1 ene
refreshments.
, 1877-05-20
4 SUMMER-DAY.

The day was fair, unclouded blue the sky
From which the sun looked downward to the eaglh,
And watched the gay birds as they fitted bT,
List ming to their ringing. echolng mirth.
The flowers looked upward, worshiping the SUM-.
Tue gold-aeck bees hummed ever the same
tune;
The droning dies Joined in the music, every oue;
The burden of their song YVES June June! June!
But hark1 there Is low and rumb1ing sound;
The birds HE home to their far woodland nests:
The dreamy a's, 30 SILENT its Wild wings has
II whirls and circles; now again 1t rests,
And a1l Is ati11ed, as II in grave alarm;
Once more the thunder rolls across the sky;
The sun, aE II to nce the coming storm,
Hides 1t behind the black clouds scudding by.
'Tis over; pear1y drops fall all around,
From every leaf, and twig, md blade OF green;
The birds pipe out again til .ir ch aerfuf sound
Sip dainty drops, the lnterludes between.
The flowers look up azain and smile,
As SIN ling through their ncw-shed tears,
With him IN 4I:ht, they know no dounts. OF fears
Anew they give their fragrance to The breeze,
Which kisses from their petals drops OF rain,
Whfr@ in and ont among the watching trees
They, nodding graEey. hum queer, weird strain.
The storm IL oyer--has left all things glad,
IN life renewed, fragrance revived Hgain;
Al things are happy, nothing cau be sad :
Even the sun seems brighter since the rain
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Laura BENEDICT CLARK.
, 1877-05-20

----~x
tons. Sales wcrs limited to no b.,ssprny.x
private terms. The market closed At the fo1Io,saa
asking range OF prices: Chotca winter, "a 7+asA
medium do. S. 7:es1.7s: common do s,A
choice AInnessta spring, "a. a. Is: r;sa;
So. 1899. 25; choite patents, $40 2aali, -: r,s
<3.:5@9. ~; coMtnon do. 81. 75des IS; IL
aogr ls.r,nsl. ss.s@@15: medium d. aaMass Msas s
S: es.25; medium 10. IS. e5aa Is, Rsss e.
in smaller .apa5 ssis; 1aa 4ers fepefses Fss 81
Sli;s' ges tod on traek. and sii:ass,iG.:nG /: nGs =
M1uDItyGs-sa1e was made Of 10 tous =. ..,..N
GosX,st1A1-sale 2; " was made Of 10 ton. a.,
: WHEAT-Was quiet and weak, deciintor 4.
Liverpool VA quoted strong. with caraots an:a q
"a days, nnd Ser i Yo1k ~ va s;eadIs % liz hei ee;i;'sas
receipts were small, though ab3re the receas "
Of rotnme: There "a % was a also moe sea.s ssna,;e -
the understanding being that tile crop ploepes,s
hstchlng out IN force. Our stocks OF wbcss EEsas
parently decreased about l20 90 bu aurae aa,s4
e9s G Ia les, sasee Teu
In June, though # y gfncral concsded i'd: 1s1a
HeAce tho feeling ia depressed notwitus;ssHssss
hints thas have been thrown ont relative ID IL
Sat.
opened at S1e5, declined to Il. .8oN anS ~: IN
81 BlT Seller July n.ed at st Blsxsaf - S20aS
SI. 81 asked Seller August Id az II x aa1as ri
seller the year waa quoted at $f.15 Seller 49, y
or regular No. spring. was quoted 10 IL beess s9H
closltlg ot 81. 60 {. Cash sales were Frput 5{%sA
bu 10. spring II 6l.5A s1.B4: q oD hn ID -
<l.43; and l,too au by sample at sl.iseLa =
MIxsEsorA tWHEAr-salc was made al m I,
sample at st.73 free on poar1 car. Gtalsd h,Hsas
entirely nominal. ~
CORN-Was less active, being generally o...
weak, declining :Nc Der By; and e. .sins & h:s1
latest prices OF rri1ay. The publI>: telcSrs ~
LIyerpoo. 1rm but private aArlces reported dsS =
ing. With little inclination to traIe TIL after ,he II
been offered TO arrive in New York. witaoet ts!a
buyers unless several cents below the egs. a. i
il down there. The shipping demand here ~ ~. =
light F'rrlght-room was taken "a,
l76 coo bu. but It was pFooab.J fas IS
for fresh receipts Ut the betrer qualities but ot
aamrlc lots and the lower grades wore vezY hesI \
future, aud the offerings were mIbh In excss1
demand. the fact that our stocks appear to tsT.]