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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

The Memphis Appeal sees the dawn
of better day" 1t may be an optical
delusion. Better wait until the hoard
of arbitration decides.
The voice of the country is for the confer
ence bill because il is deemed to be Ger
tain and quiet way of carrying into effect
the decision of the people at the polls In fa-
yor of Tilden.-w ashington Union
But suppose it don't result that way2
The 'tpeople" will be apt to think that
they were sold out
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

The Tennessee Legislature has a
member named Goodpasture St. Louis
has an inventor and manufacturer of
churns named Redheher. They should
form a copartnership - Redheffer y
Goodpasture could get up a corner on
butter.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

The Daily Times says it does not be-
lieve us when we announced that Hon.
NJ A. C. Hussey, of Adams, had in
caucus given in his adherence to the
Democratic party, but nevertheless, it is
a fact which the Times can learn by in
quiry of the gentleman himself.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

SALE or THE GoyERNoR's MANSION.
The House Committee on Public
Buildings recommended on yesterday
the sale of the Governors Mansion, by
the State Board of finance The report
was referred to the Committee on APP
ORDINATIONS.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
Alfalfa County Warrants

Central Star.l
AttaIa county warrants have been at
par for five years, and the county owes
no debt tha: she cannot pay on siobf
Mr. Walpoie, the Treasurer, informs us
that there is plenty Of money of every
fund on hand, and sufficiency of school
FUNDS to run the schools and pay the ex.
penses Of same for five months. So much
for honesty and home rule.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
kemper Herald. !

We received letter q few days since from
Judge J. F. Bohannon, formerly OF kekalb.
but now of Upsher county. Texas tie
stated that, after living many years in Mis-
sissippi. and having tried Texas for five
wears, he is thoroughly convinced that he
can do much better in OLD Kemper than
anywhere in Texas, and that he Is coming
back. which win be good news to his many
friends here.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

BETTER STAY AT HOME.--The follow
ing is one of the numerous paragraphs
that are appearing in the press. 1t is
better to bear the Imaginary ills we
have here in Mississippi, than to ny to
those We know not Of in Texas and other
lands to which distance lends enchant-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

THE Chicago Tribune Republican,
takes courage aud says: 1.-The chances
of Hayes becoming the President, back
ed bv the consent and with the approval
of both branches of Congress and of the
whole people, are indefinitely better IN
der this compromise bid thar without it. .
This, says the Philadelphia Times (Inde-
pendent is unquestionabiy trpe.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

THE Kentucky Democracy don't like
the new tangled plan of a Ma
tional Returning Board. In the Sc
ries of resolutions adopted in State Con
ventions since its introduction, the follow
ing reference, CHE meaning of which can
not be misunderstood is made:
Resolred, We look with apprehension upon
the resort TO unusual tribunals for the set
Element OF the questions now in issue; and
we believe that tue firm exercise of its Con-
stitutional powers BY the House of Repre-
sentatives Will result in the proper adjust
ment of the troubles now threatening the
country.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

THE following named United States
Senators have been elected by the Legis-
latures Of their States James q. Blaine,
Maine; William Window, Minnesota;
Alvin Saunders, Nebraska: George F.
Hoar, Massachusetts,; james E. Bailey,
Tennessee; David Davis, Illinois; Ben
jamin Fl. Hill, Georgia.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

In Louisiana, as in South Carolina,
the results of carpet bag rule have been
extreme misery to the hapless inmates of
the charitable and criminal institutions.
The officials in charge Of the State Asy-
Luna for the Insane Of that State have
been forced TO ask for public eontribu-
tons of food. clothing and blankets for
the lunatics in their charge.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

THE Supreme CourtJudges designated
Tor four of the five members of the ju
dical portion of the electoral tribunal
are as follows;
First District-Clifiord, Maine, Democrat,
aged seventy three, appointed by Buchanan.
In 1858.
"Tnird Dstrict-Strone, Pennsylvania,
kepublic9n, aged sixty eight, appointed by
Grant in 1870.
Eighth District-Millcr. Iowa, Republic
can. aged siXty-one, appointed by Lincoln
in 1862.
"Ninth District-Fiell, California. Liber-
a. aged sixty, appointed by Lincoln in
1868"
The fifth Judge to be selected by the
four above named, must be taken from he
following:
''Swaynr, Ohio, Republican, aged seventy
two. appointed by Lincoln in 1862.
Davis, Illinois, Independent aged sixty
twO,appointed by Lincoln in 1862
BRADLEY, New jersey, Republican, aged
sixty four, appointed by Grant in 1870.
Hunt, New York. Republican, aged sixty
six, appointed by Grant in 1872.
"Chef Justice Waite is lett out, as under
stood at his own request"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
STATE Treasurer Report.

The annual report Of State Treasurer,
Hon. w. l.. Hemingway, was yester-
day distributed TO the Legislature in
pamphlet form. Its facts and figures
make good reading for the taxpayers of
Mississippi. The cash balance on hand
January 1st inst, was S47 |, $500 The
warrants outstanding on that date
amounted 10 1901. 1851 of which only
s74, 1854 were in cilculation-the bal
ance being in the treasury, deposited ~
insurance companies, and on other
accounts The total disbursements for
1876 amounted to 1861 ,S51. 63. Total
receipts, sI,272, 623.25. We suggest
that there should be some legislation to
take from the Treasurer's annual ac-
count, the item of S795, 936.48 worth
less( war) funds, and which occupy large
space in his vault The State Finance
Committee might be authorized to destroy
these assets of 'the late unpleasantness.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

TIE Times corrects its figures. Its
columns now show that under Democrat
ic rule, with reduced taxes, State war
rants are at par.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

The Union Pacific Railroad Company
pay eight per cent dividends to their
stockholders.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

The Democratic caucus Of the Senate
and House decided that members were
free to vote on the electoral bill as they
chose.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

LoGAN's goose has been cooked. lie
will 90 the way Of Boutwell, into the
shades of retirement TO brood over the
..NLississippi plan.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

Cor. HORACE II. MILLER, long
prominent member Of the Nicksburg
bar. died of heart disease in that city
Yesterday.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

Born Houses have fixed Thursday, the
LIST, as the day for adjournment That
Will be suitable time proOjded always
the public business is finished.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

JUDGE CARPENrER decides that
neither Gov. Hampton nor Gov. Cham
berlain has been legally installed; and
that the latter is to hold the Office until
his successor Is qualified.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

TIE bill introduced by Mr.. Dabney
incorporating the Edwards Manutactur-
in5 Company has passed the House.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
HE Iississippi HnVesIigntiOn-.
More Of thle Same Sort
Washington Snncial J

Washington Special
Before the Senate committee on priv
lodges and elections to-day, Mr.. Lee.
Republican candidate fer Congress in
The First Ni-sissippi district at the late
election, testified that the Democrats
carried his State by fraud and intimida.
ton
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

EXCELLENT reading. The article
from the Holly Springs South entitled,
Don't 90 50 fast, gentlemen
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

TAG Legislature i hurrying through
It's business with commendable despatch
1t will adjourn tomorrow.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

Mr.. MrLLER's bill amendatory Of the
law exempting from taxation property
employed in manufacturing, with an
amendment by Mr.. Jayne, Of Rankin,
has passed the House by an almost unan-
imOus vote
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

The Times is quoting pew State war
rants at 80 and 90. The Times mus
change its figures. They are at par.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

We ought TO have mentioned sooner
that Hon. a. c. Hussey, Representative
from Adams county, in caucus has for
mally given in his adhesion to the Dem
ocratic party.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

That the object of the arbitration plan
was to relieve the House Of Repre-
sentatves from its constitutional duty to
elect a President in the case of failure by
the Electoral College by disagreement
of the two houses, is apparent to every
body. The New York World puts it
strongly:
No man can deny that the intent of the
proposcu plan is to take from each house the
rower openly conceded to it from 1860 To
1876 and assented TO from 1921. Why was
this done in the ease of disputed votes
Was il because Democrats could not be rs
safely trusted to WELD the power OF the
House n Republicans from 1870: Is mere
partisan pre- possession 10 he a test of the
constitutional right Of either body? Have
we sunk 10 this point in the practice of self
government: If no outside com mission
intervrucs il is clear that, in every case Of
double returns. no vote can be counted
without concurrence ofbo:h bodies which
concurrence gives 10 each body the power
of veto. That is or is not constitutional
right of each house; and If right, how can
a plan b. lin assistance OF such right which
ia fact destroy IL
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

THE TRAIL OF THE SERPENT.-A
Washington newspaper pending the cleo
toral bill said that ''Mr. Hewitt stated
in conversation to day that he doubted
whether the bill would receive the votes
OF more than twenty Southern Democrats.
Such extreme men as Singleton, of -HisSis
sippi, are absolutely opposed to IL and Mr..
Hewitt is of the opinion that the Southern
extremists had better stand IN the back
ground on the question. Here is the
same old serpent of prescription and sec
tional hate, which we had supposed had
been killed in the Northern wing Of the
Democratic party. If Mr.. Hewitt, who
attaches so much mere importance to the
value of "bonds" than to the success of
principle, is to be regarded as author
ity (Which God forbid it would seem
that the snake is scotched, not killed.
When the people to whom "sueh extreme
men as Singleton, Of Mississippi" are
responsible, come to render judgment
upon their conduct, Mr.. Hewitt will see
whether they are assigned back seats or
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

TIE lightning struck Gray, Ames' ex-
Brig adler, yesterday in tie Senate
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

II Florida passes muster on the Til
den side, Hayes goose will be cooked.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

Tomorrow, the Presidential count
viii begin.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

The pleasure Of being mast o. ons .
self and OF ones passions should be O'.
anced with that Of controlling them. "
VIII rise above, if we know what s Iioe''
ty. Bossuet,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

THE Democratic delegation from Mis-
sssippi voted as follows on the Presiden-
tial bill:
FoR-Messrs. Lamar and Hooker.
AGAINsT-Mr. Singleton. Mr.. Money
was confined to his room by a severe af-
Fiction of the eyes. His convictions were
against the bill.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

Official Journal of the City Of Jackson.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
The Weekly Ciar'lOn.

h, /. Barks4aIe, jLToysr, harris garbslale
o.N~-o~J-o-~~~>~-~-~-s~-~ ..-oo-1-,l
Ohclal Journal oil Ice ; laie Of Mississippi.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 81, 1877
, 1877-05-29
GENERAL MARKETS,


pIto0M.cURN-Was tn fair rsqlcat and steAdy,
soma grades, which are Ia Hight stock, tenR arm;
Green huFt. ea7cl medium hurl, red ttrped, -
DC, Krcen bfu.n, With hul enough 70 work H. baae,
rcd Hpped. With do, 4otAc, red do, aA24os tnat4a
brush. aMaos medium to thooo slsk brxId, Aa@skcs
inferior brush, aH44cl crooked do. 2S4o.
puTTkI-lsualaeA VIA dull. and saluns wefe do.
pressed Aside from meeting Tho everyday wants OF
local customcrn the.o II practically dtmand and
round ots could not b. moved except 1t material r.
duct4oa fTpn peeSlous asklaR sates Tha inquiry Il
chiefly eeatsEed Ia Good to ehoee qualities. hence sha
poofar grades continue to accunuIas. We sgsin ye.
duee OUT quotations follows: chocs yelaw Is:7ct
medium to yood. Is 7laci inferior COMMON, p012e.
uAU0iNG--So tmptos enuut tn the dernsnd nor any
ch1nEa Ia yaluea ws taportt, tho s1kes asaalag
Aauet and stesdy tons. Following NO tho currf1t
rates: Stark 4. 73ci ontaup 23a Pssr1css 12ct On.
tso. 32ot Lewiston, 7ooi ottss Greek t8ct American
lset Amosloag. 100. hurlsp aud bt. 140lbsi 9ua.
nies sipR!C. i44siao; DO toahte~ 1tA1t{r.
BUILDING MATElttALs-sYess ia t&!s temsud And
steady Now brick ara not yet 10 large spppty but ths
Ya1ds will soon bo aoe 10 turn out an ample atock
Pflces srt given hcow. Common brick s. prsassd
brick. $l4.oo1laooi lime ia bulk t0fo3c, do In brs
0oc; Michigan stueco. SITS PEI brit plAseHux talF
sc pnE brs
cHEEsE-nesptte The eout1ured dutlaeaa at trade
md the depressed tons uf the seaboaFd marietta tak9
l3c for good to choice full creams st the astlns
prices. No oae hossrss. any eonadsnes IN pres.
{stiaa x ssee*: ;xss ks. Iasx Aai.tta * sssata.s
= = ise !s::!s; s.as :'s .s !. sSs stss:
tss i sSaes ass iaii sss. i iais ~ .a4 4HIals .sla;
:sf j.: vi e!
l. .; :7i M q 81 u p.tsis Sis
Sssk S tE9$ss u u't'ae*.'' ''o' 'aa''''
e. e: tsft: ''''
Yisl!;A sat'.t4stSly sss!Is Ss!aaaa sat.sd 1i.sss
, 1877-05-29
LIFE-INSuRANCE.

INSURANCE LEGISLATION IN NEW YORK.
Several Important changes wcro made III tho Now
York law at lfe.tnsu<anca by tIu iaas Legislature
Of that State. Chap. EGO way by far the most !H,-
postant Of The laws passed In Fo!atEon to l1fe.in
surancc. IA 1t will doubtless bo read With 'ptercss
by every policy toldor, It IL given In fuIl below.
e. f. 9: s; :%s
c1lasa9Y s!eot :. ~! siast1sa nrosl.ed
sp:sy sss:
sI5s iEs .sh @ a; Si s :Ssh Ss!sy
II; Il
sts 70 isn.asgs fgs apon ta % soassn. ." IL "
81 is 81 III rSss sa AZ i
Il a # III h. s X. 81?
ieeat q st1tot aash reln.nFaneei stl whsnsser such
IT. e. ass s = e
es e ssS ~ ssss.
lAo asets of suct culnpanF may m sudeitot to elect
:ss
ss :f6$}f5 II: ~ :Sssss
pxc: =. 7als act .n.', take effect ln,n,cd!stely.
chsp. 31l ptoyldca that no ltfo.fnsursnce com.
pany shall havo power to declare forfeited lapscd
any policy hereafter ssucd OF renewed BY svason
Of non.pa5mens of any annual premium Or intcreit
on Any portion thereof excerpt upon tho following
! coadtttonss "Whensvet any premium or 1ntersst
aas apoa any snch policy shall remain unpAta
when aue, written o. printed nottce asattug THO
sAuuid = paid. aaA ths Psssoa 10 whom Tho sstno
tho parson whosc fe H. ass4to, Of thc asaignse of
the poscyt Il aotsec et the ssssgnn,ant has bean
s o.xs q ~ nsts
saisy asys siss: i a.'isa; ts!s.I: I sss.nsqI s !.
, 1877-05-29

nn. ;skeS hffss ..an 1t 'fssa 9 hsns per boz. a
ss III :; ss @ H.. 3:as
ss. s,s, TIM.
g.s's
IL ] s2f; s:s; s}ssss e. xs
;ssss S::nss's r.
'ss sa'p p:sna st; ssas' ss't tea e
;S 4
@ II Rgs 4 81
III sSs: g ss vt f s Advice.
,"q .s .o
n :i!. %as 's1f IT, 1sH s snp @
s..ss fies .na .aanI h.vs la.t non Ct ~ rm9s
III mssn vi ad1snee our quotations Of eoaee' NJ
3ss' 5se.,n. 5s;a oa5ae sis a. sea
ssSse ssSss ssy y ~; asG SG ss.,Is S S.
sco.ss. .isstps sas is.f. 4a,axc, crushed ta:sa
ss s,'sai:ea sssa .s2as's
,';: ~ :' f' H. IT, '$s' 's's:
y: ss: s,s
syx eaI!a ~ 5stase MY oI.snnn r mossses Sho!ss;
pf,e eo pn;oiis pois:ss common h;essse sS
's'fss s'ss;' 'S S'''
sss :!;; q 2!!Ss @ IA!
sss. ,a & A.: hs sss I'll .ss s sst
e. sSs"s sdsasss; sa!'ps 'fs s.'s, Ss
a.; ~; No. (, s5.;0t touxh: es:b'. :. ....,,...
, 1877-05-29
~And tntsreasi
BIZ TELEaRAF1is
NEW T1RK.

10 sss Tttttra Inoetdssd f1ess.
NEW Yonx. May 2a.-uofd reax. opening IT.
1o0S, declining to 1o6H, and c1o.Iue 1t 1908.
borrowing rates wcrs y. ], ~. aud nat.
Silver at London was unchanged. Here, ailssr
bars 1876 In grecnbncks and 11TH In gold. Silver
coin Il discount. -
Governments were lower, In sympathy with gold.
Ra,1roal bonds wcro quiet, With the changes
generally slight. Rock leland sevens advanced 10
1loN. New jersey Centrat frats, new, declined
10 10, St. Paul I. and .. Disiston to sai. aud
Michigan Central scycns to 100si.
Stata bonds wtro steady.
Tho stock market IA. heavy and lower In carly
dealings, tho decline ranging from 4 to 1T. To-
wards o'clock stcadlcr feeling sci in. and thcre
WAS recovery ns e to \ from the lowest pont.
Tic widest 1uctuat,ons werr In Pacific Mall, which
rose from 213s to TN. anu declined 10 10H. The
depression in this stock aus nv1tcs received
br officials Of The Pacific Mail Steamship Conlapny
from, ycxtco that tho steamer City Of san Francis
co had struck sunken rock On tho 10th Inst, and
il o total loss. Tho crew and passengers ware
saycJ. Dutslds Of Pacific Malt, ths chIof decline
wss IN the trunk l!no shares, Nosshwes.etnn,
ST.. PATHS, tackawanna. Delaware j. Hudson,
Rock Irand and Western rnIon. Towards tho
closo The market was hrn,cr, and prices recovered
Y to 4, but, In final dealings portion at this i'm.
provcmcnt was lost. md prices at tho close ,scgc
only a fraction above tbs lowest OF the dAy.
There wcfa several causcs operating 10 produce
decline on tho Stock Exchange to-day. In the
first place btnkors Of The nty-thIrd.atscct
party wrro heavy sellcrs at stocks, and ~ this
arty haso been bulls for sotuo tIlne past, ttcsc
safes had Of eourso considerable affect. Then
thtro was q rusnor dftont which could not DO
authenticated, that President Scott, Of The
nsylyania Kcnd, lad declined to withdraw
has fast trains from Chicago. and. IN tho last
place, reports from Washington about Secretary
sherman aid contraction helped 10 dcpresa tho
market. The ptsns Of Secretary shsrsnnn, n far
~ developed, do not meet with general approval.
nnI the lpsl and ELpress cali upon linn 10 dcGns
his pulley, pnyin1 1eopio hasa clearly q right to
Amo,s from the Seefrtaty Whit hs rSl!cy T.. Thr
following received late this afternoon ai Kecf;
nan's News uusean:
ru,LAnxLrttIA. itay 9B.-l understand tho trains
which cati.ci tff3le In tr Wc.t be taken OF,
anl trhs will Of coureo ba also taken MI. amt Tho
nit tIuc rraturf No reduction Y rates my occurred.
This 70 II II should bt. TItnMAs a. sGrtr.
Transactions wurc 1b0, 900 tharcs, Of which
IL, eco vera Now York Ceuttnt So O0Q faka 6hore,
1000 EoEthwestcrn, II. UJ0 H0ck Island, &, 00u
ST. Paul preferred, Jtt. ono LacEuwanua, T. 100
michigan icnttaE, Is, 700 PacIao Mail, aud Il, QUO
WcsterA un1n.
Money market oa.y;a. Prime mescastilo paper,
| 3EGbf!1.
Eustoms receipts, S1J4. G0O.
The Assistant Treasurer 4shutsoA Sa3S. oe0.
Cleartnxs, el7, 900, 900.
, 1877-05-29
LIVESTOCK.


CATTLE-Necclred during Sunday and Monday +. $40
hca14. Tho smalt supply. takcH In conjunction With
encouraging reports from tho East zaFe the mLrkct
bnoyhnt too, md sata ~efn quick at ~ adTAaca over
laat wreck Of futly I0t per 100 bs Tho offerings
sisted chiany of fair to choce Rrades and tho bulk 0f
lha lralluR WA tuno ~ 3o0a.7a. Roctsra soid 1t
t1.7s34.51 snd butchefs' stu1 at tJ.6n24to. The
hshett sle pt tho DAY Wa - head, AsctiEnE l.47a
lb4 1t sdOu-by 81, John proxu. Tho n1arket closed
strong, with everything sold.
9unfArlaNs.
u. aai upwards: .s5 1890. %
Choice rf0tel-Flng. fht, Wt1l.f1ftnt4 a.
f5W ha... ..,.....,......... :. ....... 3.6O33.ea
inF l. tN, 10 i.4o ons...............;... 52o5s.s
Ae1iam ufada4-btterslu Ia faiF d III, Weigh
in9 i. lgU 70 40 ns.".....,.... -, L73s5. 10
Butchers atock- -ro9r to common staer@ and
oonHlAn In nho!caG GuwB. forelty AtAu filter,
wsixhtnk I'd! = i, lou 0n.........,.,... aa3d4. .ed
TO itno -. ......:. -, aaa5s. %
buils and sCsiawsy sisefs... sn073 ID
VraR--Pff Ito III fH&t 3LUs4. "
, 1877-05-29

The !ssss.et Of ths IT, Etsaka k nsak Z xa.hIag 90
~ Z IT, sa e. &c
ot the m9asx ley rot ot ihe bank through the
q rs ist, to 1o1ksa s u tt
natciy tho saEs ~ prcvalla widely la Tho country.
People sead orders hers 10 buy or sell. and II tho
operation Il IN ihslr 9aroF they pocket ths proat
Without word. But II kAstr Judgment Il 1t fault
they sttghAtizo chita3o dealers ~ 9aMblefs and
thisres. II il strange how fow tcsltka thu truth,
that II one man satas money BY trading In produce
for future delivery, sous oshar mau or men muss
lose II tho epuimlsaloa merchant knew which
way tho market ~As going, he need not tato tho
trouble Ia trade tor other pcope hs does not pos-
sess such knowledge, and slmpy buys Or sells
~ directed. II Eh*ss wess sny gambling In tho
aboys-noted cass. We should suppose Il 10 bare
baan doue BY Mt. Tny3as and not BY tho Chicago
man, who obsyel his orders without having any
personAl nteteat in the Transaction beyond his com.
taiaslon.,
GOODS RECEIVED
Chicago cpssows. May rs: Thomas D. Fo.ter, SO
bids Of salt; Fsiz Frkntzen Il Co., 2 cascs OF
book4i Kclth Dsothcfs, ! eaass Of paintings, bsl
VI hardware; Z. /. DsAad, l csse photograph
mounts; George Leall4, ssls as cpstants; J&urs
y. Kirk Co., IL leEees ot aods aah; Lii d Uul.
lin, 2 cars of ba1ley; uibbasd, bponces Il Co.,
oe3 ta1es Of tin p'ste; Union Rolling -bitil Com
pany, III. log tons aplogsl ifon; T. u, stuclals,
400 saeks Of salti +. ". Iisyns & Co., 40 bsts Of
bottled stout. IL easks Of nala ala; C1etar, Adaua
s Co., i cases Of wool .plIh; Field Letter Il Co.
~ pkgs VI Goo4s- Amount eoaleetsl. Is. 3la. 10,