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, 1877-06-03

Admirers Of John Halifax and its conn
pauton novels will bo interested In knowing that
thctt authorcss hns quito romantic history Of
hsr own. She Was born ut Stoke.upon-Treat.
sta1lordshirc, In tho year 1886, and nas engaged
TO bo married In iler youth to O gentleman whose
buslness made 1t necessary for him to leave En-
gland. On his return from the voyage they
'wcte to ba united. All promised woll, and
when nows como that thu ship was returning In
safety, with joyful heart Miss Alulock and her
n,p!hcr went TO the wharf to welcome, a. in
sMMy Mother and l., thu aucrcssful merchant.
The ycsscl curuo into sight, and on tho durk
stood the young Han, who appeared uvcr-
toycn e. q see awattlng him the beloved OF his
llsart: They exchanged greetings, and, 1nlngling
with the crowd, he hurried u be tho first 10 land,
out 4. he was Gu tho plank, his foot slipped, aud
a1 'cl' into tho watcr and was dr,wncd hcfoso
could 'ot occupy herself with ANYTHING, but at
!ust her friends Induced hor to wrfto for copso-
laliGli u. her great sorrow, and she sent out
"J"ln ilaitfax J" which established her reputa-
on, but she never swcrvcd ii her allegiance to
iieFdrowned lnyc; but after years Ind elapsed
there was terrible railroad accident In her
nci9hhoItlood, and slle was active In minister
brought to her. house. aud for mouths she
nurscd Him, md he recovered, but lost o,,e of
hls l'inbs atld alao his henrt to his kfnt, friend.
a.! ~ cnttcntiss made 70 impression, as sfbs
ho replied that II hc waited len yca,s size
should ld. DO his wife; 10. after ! year., she,
IN loe3, became Mrs. !icorge Lille Craik,
aud happy wlfe ahe 10, although twenty years
older than her husband. They t,ayo no
Snildfcn d OF the!r own, buy ono morning Mrs,
lying In tho roadside forsakcn by ita mother K
basket OF linen was beside Il, which !nIlcstsd
that IL was not OF poor parcnlage, She stopped
to look ut 1t and then hugau IL long to have Il
for hcr own. eho run home to her husband and
told him, and mado him, though reluctantly,
accompany her back towhcEeit stiti lay enitnR
and GROWING; and his icart WIS touched 1y the
hclplees fttlo child, and he waa as eager IL hls
w'fo to tako 1t. A. founliing babies are not
generally the Most coveted OF possessions, there
was no opposition to their wishes, anil tNey
carried tho ueo daughter hume and cfristenca
her Thool0ra. Mrs. Craik IL devoted to her; ard
no party Of pleasure Il SO ieltgctful that lie
does not sec her treasure safe III bed after say
tng her prsJeEs bcfore sl,s goes, and scens 10
think That tn the crowd that surrounded the
litiie stranger. tho mother was looking to sca
who would take her ltttle ope.
, 1877-06-03
i GOSSIP FOR LADIES.
"A Superannuated Old Goose "...
'' Dinah Mulock. .Craik.
a Misadventurc--Cora Pearl Selling
Her Furniture..Adah Isaacs
Menken
Celia Logan on Shop.tl1r1s...lfon the
Dcar Creatures Doat on Music.
IN TIE CONSERVATORY.

IN THE CONSERVATORY.
a. nut 80 tnnst return! What tsai& they sAyf
Yes, I know It's AwfHI nice
In Tho window here. from the others away,
With tAsto, now and then OF the Ice.
And now and fhon of-Oh, you rrctcht
It want at nil required
That ybu should illustrate thus With fkctch
Tho speech that Of course you admlrod,
''No mailer, how haughty. Theret Jou ha.o
spoiled
The telaasicA1 Gretian knot
In which ron like my hair to DO eoifed,
And really don't know what
otior initchef you haven't aonei Ynr're Just
lseAt nsu0lhy1 You squeeze like a vi.a.
Why can't you men take sutncthfnE on trust,
And bo mora dainty and nice!
"Thcfa I'm ready now. What! jHst ons saorsf
Oarrn't ron darling feaAnf
And lore mo sos-0He, fwo. thrfe fouri
- There, como now. dtatcAt, pleased
I'm aiu1oss afraid Of the parfor. glare;
r.. whsn they look 4 ny i'ns, they'll sas
But. srstt, In yoHr eyFs, andy1e."
Earl 4ar1fe In dnpiftons' journal for Juns.
, 1877-06-03

x,s 'gs ss... 10y and s.s
but ss9es. sa unsss q ..asa s. s,
current wants Sales wers i,tsd ~ os5,e .aesy
the following .he ..as 1sass ot rrseea. csa.es
mos ma' a. s1s sts a"s,.,, 1o y :ass
ses' medium Medium d. t. choice S:,eo
g. d. ss1:s 3, ,;' ,a.sr ss :se s
iG;sas iss soaE sse'snss Is medium do
q. ns..1w ..s.. IL moderate demand and stead, st FL.
s1 sss TT s ss:ss s:
1T M,no:,,o.-s.. sse; VA. n.4s ., 10 ton,
ss:ss .e.,, easter though
rem q: tska9 With m mi,esabis ,s'SHs
m etee stsG u 5Fa 5sS S
a;iss! asS s;inS ss'tafS
"a IL :;;1a @
"a ssss sfe's.:
u: ss 25st &
eSs 4bs ss 1S:,s..
s :s! *stss: e Il: ri
asS',o:s :ds.sssa 81 u !:
nnanss aid n si9eea ~ Si'hs; selIes
scifer the -" month. o. e'osns StM
Hsa ssas ions s,,r tn do.ed rtta y
IsssEas !i!s
apfinx 1t d, foz@IA nd TD II ~ h sanoc y na: Ne
StIsNssoTa WnssT@Was "atct Iii estY Ill.,,
4 Ss,s :: soa md 5 u :, :smss at s7c
Cf,ftyMWas iess .cttv1 hc,,r ,r.iv dru s,.,,.
Rrtst IL r. of ths ~ .sSn, snn ss WI w uSt'nx
decinne tIr aftt ~htrh ths re,ret -s. "s see oase
cosjnr {n iovrr tta ir istrst n.,,tr. ~ E+ts'
r. 1T. nMmt 't'9 y! fi!1AJ.
itfenstb In esrross I'LL ,ateE R1yees r+pond nne
nrs sn,, X r $rrS ~. Whiia s,ntn 4nar.
werc s:arcc hers aomn ram sppna 0'as1s as
sboat 2oa G1;ai. III .tls 81 th.s corn va eoesSs
mants for FtdtS ~ho or ockt PoIea II snP. s5oeo
past weak Thrsc facts it ma rethsr ~ IN na'1x o
sssne reports from she county, n,ado te H'spkts
further deene lover 1 .ass VIZ m nSoSs ns .. I'd
shnStin M ,mii brt nat m.ts III Se ta
III In No FL. chienS for Hill & MI: W. ns e. ns
afalF inquiry for casl ioa choiY 10 iii this mnns
.ht thus fsr scisr Jsly oonsa !, H7t See,,ns e
, 1877-06-03

An elcsantly'scicnt1c mode Of compelling a
man To swallow food, who otherwise would
have starved himself IL death, has bcon do
ylscd and put In practice in French lunatlo
asylum. Ono Of tho patients who had pcssiat-
emily refused food was becoming guito sn,a-
ctatct. Tho physician Ia charge, Dr. K[tti, was
experimenting upon the psttcnt to ascostaiu
whether any Of the functions Of the palate,
throat, etc., wara Impaired. On applying tho
tor,ntra's Of a lsuhmkarR colt, 10 NJ to pas q
current from tho pllafyux t0 tho upper aide Of
tho nerk Just bclow the RnRIo Of the lower
inv, oil tho muscles Of that region contracted,
anu tho pllasynx mule an upward move.
ment.. 4 bright thought struck tic
doetHr. lie had somc food prepared in
portions, each Of which represented = ANAL
lnuuihful. Ono Of these botuscs was nut into
tho patients mouth, aud thu mouth wns kent
closed by an nssistant. Then an electric current
was pa*scti, as ,cfoFa dcacrlhc.l, and instantly
tlie Hattcnt swallowed The boiun. THO upward
movement wh!ch the plla.ynlx made under tho
sttsnnlua OF electricity was precisely the sans ~
that which ID naturally lnntc by that organ In
tho net Of swallowing. Tho prorcss WA ru-
peatetl with tho remaining boluscs until square
meal had been administered 10 the patlout,
When the next menl time camo round tho "a
tient roslstcd md gaFo great deal of trouble
TO tho doctor and ils assistants; but tho tpRc-
r,ulty which had 30 fur tru,npllct was not 10 6o
easily ioslcd, md the treatment Il pronounced
successful,
, 1877-06-03

1Asssis"es "a afsE0 "teLH4 1tEHFSs
That tough little statesman, N. Thiers, has
entered upon bis e1st year, and may live to be
called again to che helm Of Affairs in Franco or
to see tho Third Empire. who knowla A.
present he ls halo and hearty, and his walk, car.
rlage, dress, and conversation ara not those Of
an mid man. He wears neither 'whfskers nor
mustaehcs, and, like tho Iron Duke Of En-
gland, shaves himsclf with IN unsremblIug
hand; Indeed, the morning hour deyotcd to tue
razor Ia his favorito time for receiving visitors.
Conversation docs not divert his attention Or
put hia rhin IN peril; he goes and Guinea, his
face hidden IN white ausis, from visitor TO look
and with II ,punctnht'ng and emphasizing hs
argument. His faith that he will live to rele-
bratc his Tooth birthday Is unlmpared. He haa
never known what headache fs,-so he says
and has no inf!rmity but nervous tritch of The
and unabused digestion. "1yhen man, says
the octogcnarlan ex-rrcefdcnt, "bas not good
digestive powers he has no business In Tho
world" His wonderful memory and charming
r,s =; i. %ake H., m ths delight II s s
says "muet take an intercst In everything
and bo itself d!slnterestcd. II youth IL a 70.
nance, old a9c Is history" Prince Or1oE and
1s Lord tyens r. the Russian aad British Ambas.a.
Quantanccs. Hts ttterury and artistic trcas-
tires, whcl, the Communists scattered 90 furi-
onh]y. have been restored In all their pristine
glory; notably his Florcnttnc oronzcs and ttal-
bindings and biz MARGINS Which as ehosaeteri.e .aso 50
many lovera ot tho library. Books hc regards
as tools wherewith to work, and ho annotatcs
Ge9ph;oS,,y G,9ha,ay Finally. he Is one q TIC best of
am happy to believe IN His existence, which
1unatfcs and ignorance deny, but IN which
educated men find thcIs consolation and hope"
, 1877-06-03

Tbs Empress Eugene has been again IN
Rome. When Ahe arrived she VAS extremely
put out II nndine that hts Holiness had said
not word about giving her IA audience, and
bis manner was 10 coet that tho Cardinal had
not yenturel to ak fot1t. He could not, how
ever, bs entirely cruel to her; % he sent hee,
through the Csrltnal, q gold and mosaic boz,
Tsls Pops has always rated The ex-EmpIees At
an ordinary lcgel. During aomo OF hls Holi-
ness troubles With the late Emperor, when
Louls Napoleon was At tho height Of Ills power,
Emnress ID your verJ good friend. i Fius tx. tx
replied, With tine sarcasm; 'Ah, yea. / know
sllu Is. Poor lalvt she would euibroldee nv
slippefsp' His Holiness has, however, 4 most
gEanIlfathrEly tenderness and Indulgence for
the ex-Queen Of Spain. He says Of her: "uood
IsabelleI Poor Iaabellel OF Ill the Royal per
sons In Europe, like her tbs best.t a
, 1877-06-03
sLEIGIIT OF HEEL.

hot far from the CnnItol building, on fills.
boEo street, couple Of young lal'Iea, elegantly
costnmed in visiting paraphcrnalta, emerged
from sc'ldenco and cnsrrcd the street Just
ahead OF us. Each had tail as long as pea
fo"la tail tsaillng in the dust, and they must
ncc'&s bo taken up. Tie elder OF the TWO FOL-
lowed the custom Of the t}ny by rcaehIue down
aaI taking up hers by hana. but tic Younger
one didn't do It that way. Planting Ter icft
tppt square on the ground, she gaso o sudden
Kick with tho heel OF the right foot, aud The
trail was lnstantaneously clovatcl to its posi-.
tson Ia the right hana extended to receive. II
wss done SO quickly that the motipu was
hardly perceptiblc; IN fact. 1t waa tho "cuteat y
trick We ever remember to have sesn,
, 1877-06-03
BIIOP-GIRLS,


Instead Of working herself Into violent sct-
tat!on OF philanthropy ovcr tho hnrtl fats OF tic
sho>gtrls who are tyrannica1iy prevented from
sitting down whilo at work, Celia Loaau intt-
mates that while these young persons get
great dcai Of sympatly because they arc al
ways we'll dressed and good looking, no ons
"llfts up voice on behalf Of the dirty, un.
kcmpt housc-girls, or the iadcd old washcrwo-
men. WHO never sit down to their work.
Furthermore. this uncomfortable critic
of her so1 4ays that the shop-eirl's 81 in
attention, Indifference, and frequently her
tnsoonee towards female customers mo 70
marked and universal, Ghat, but for the heart
and principle Of the matter, ladtco would re-
fuse to have women watt on them at al1.'' Tho
male man who u rcA.ly tu swear that tho shop
grl u never fnattentlyo aud never Indifferent to
him {unless . bester-looaing man Is discussing
philosophy with heg} Is panied 70 thIuk thaf
there may bc M inhuitcsImnl grain Of truth
In this charge. and ho is apt to ind great
many Of tho ordinary womnn's rlshtA prctcn-
sions ovcrthrown BY tho admission ma1o hy
Mlss Logan: Unfortunately, my sex Is phys
tcally 90 constituted that toto are few ocs,,I,a.
tlons but arc trying to their health"
, 1877-06-03

Withdrawn from ators during Friday for city
consumption: {. sos bu wheAL $50 bn corn, 782
bu rye, &, 988 bu barfey.
The following grain was inspected Into ato,s In
this city Saturday morning. 2 cars No. North.
westsrn wheat, l car No. ! spring,3 caes rcieeled
dots wbsst}; > carr yellow corn. 0 cars No. l
do, Ill cars hish.mixed, 8 cars new do 10 cars
new mixed, 287 cars and II. 800 bu No. corn,
81 cars rejected do, IL cars no grade 600 coral;
ocAfa white oats, carr and $500 bu No. 2, IL
cars rejected oats cat no grade e23 oats> 2cars
No, 2fJs, 2 cars rejected do; car No, barley,
2eafs No. dot 4 cars rejected DO. Total tsi8
ears>, 233, 900 bu. Inspected out: "a, 03s bu
wheat, o4. oos bu corn, 3, 525 bu rye, 8, o31 bq
barley.
The inspection Of what into stora for the cor.
responding day last year was 328 cars, and 15l
cars fos..do In 1875,
Ths following wern tho receipts and shipments
Of oreadstu6s and live stock At this point during
the past weak, snd for tho corresponding weeks
nndl1r AafAHt
, 1877-06-03
TIE EA1rERon WILLIAM.

a youth OF W. fHnce William OF Trnssta, Gu
teFed France With The allied invaders Of 1915.
He lodged in tho house Of well.to-do clslxcn at
Dizicr. who had pretty daughter. With this
daassel, Angelidpe Batn'cr, tho youthful prus-
sian ttr,ick up tremendous tllrtatlon, md when
he marched away, to Paris LEFT written on tho
pane Of her window, - wu!l Is tho tired tablets
Of nor 4sa5t," those worsls in German. II love
thee. William" Moro than half century
rolled away, and when, IN 1870, tho rruss!ai
0uatds rode into Dlztcr, AnaelIquc Darnfer, !
stout 'natron now. received certain OF shcir of-
tecre into her house md showed them Tho
precious souvenir, stl! gl.tenng where the
Prnce's diamond had serawlcd t. Tho story
way TOO good to keep, anu u travelled iron, Itp
to lip ti1i i REACHED tho. AoYa! hcaltluatters.
King William went straight 10 thc house aud
presented h'msg't before Ills old sweetheart.
Angelfque," he cxela' a,cd, "nho could have
dreamed JDu would kiss and tellln
Tho matroa. In confusion, began to excuse
hertelt and J., tue gallant old King caught both
teadesIJ u. ot otd-anl said, laughing,
Al, well, my soldiers know that bows will
b boys! And, Augeliqut, hare never forgot
ten you."
, 1877-06-03


DrroH Fra FfsAs.,
~ have been called . supcranuatod old
goosc,n remarked a woman, about 80 ycars OF
sge, ~ she cntcrcl the Central Station yestcr-
day.
She sat down and looked At tho Captain for
half minute, and then continued:
~ hayo been called an ignorant old dodo,
centennial parchment, a RELIGIOUS old living pyr.
amid, md several hard names, and want
certain woman arrested right otl.''
at was woman, chi" qucr,cd tho Captain.
"1t was woman. sir, and when shut my
eyes her image comes before me "a piain ~ a
"You Ind n fuss, did youl' he asked.
"Wc lad dispute" shc rcpliod, a. she tn
rolled white handkerchief md held up a ban-
anu. "Shc Ind Some Of these bantlanns for
she laughed In mean way and said SHE hadn't
n ban4lana on her stand. There thes was, right
before my eyes, anu ret she said she liadn't
nny.w x.,, ,,,,n, ,,,, ,,,,,,,u,. ,,,,,, .o,,
bananas" said The CaptaIn.
"Tlicrc yon 80, toor' she exclaimed, rs she
rose ZIP: "Dont you sposo know what BAN
dana ls!a
"iliss is bandanai" sho shr,okca as sho
waved It around.
"That Is q banana, nna'am."
It's bandana, or I'm fool!n
- u DAHhE4J kEH = V1lIHlnl'
She stepped back a. II she meant to throw II
at lis eye but after ltstlcredcctton she calmly
remarked:
"Therc's two Of you against mo, and aonc OF
US arc fools. Tin old enough to bc your mother,
md I've called these things banlsnas for over
Any years. Now, I want to find out II I'm q
living Egyptian pyramid, or II you sit up behind
that desk to make fun Of INC. Where's tho city
directoryi''
The directory won't settle this iltsputc, ~ he
replied, - ho stepped down. "Colne to tho
door, and we'll 50 What others say,'
she followed him out, md id bali minute
along came boy.
" l3ub, what's thas1" asked tho Captain,
pointing TO tho fruit.
nehe's a banana,n answered the hoy.
Thirty feet behtnd was another boy, and he
said Il was q banana. In tho course of i've min
utes three or four men had passed by, and cach
ono had called II a banana.
"Thcrc-arc you sat1sfed now1" asked the
Captain as he turned to G., in. =
~ hate to give tn, but I've got TO-" she sigh
"a. "rve been called q superannuatcd Old
goose, RELIGIOUS pyra1nil, and centennial
parchment, and gucss nn,. I've read OF folks
eating oanslanas and tying u? bundles in ban
anas, snd fifty vcars Of my tic has been lived
tor nothing. Tho woman wns right, you ugo
right, and next tfnc TIL inquire for Lemons anu
hnd out TINT everybody else calls 'en stnng-
bcans. Goodby, 'equlre.n
, 1877-06-03

Nature Was lavish In her gifts to Adal,. Every
charm of mind, face, and forr. was hers BY BIRTH
lcss1tcss Is d mystery which shc kent to herself;
csen at the last sho told M pathetic story OF
carly wrongs At the hands OF man. }" "Only Ia
serihe," che said, "ou my tombstone, Thou
, 1877-06-03


a Tennessee gill, riding on tho cars, creased
tho aislc, kicked ayoung man up against the
window, and remarked: "1was up brung never
to allow yeilsrcyed man to wink st mo.''
Said faded bcllo to frcsh young rival: |:
"Hou arc having great trial tonight. / won.
der what your cnemtes will say nowl" ~ 1as
Just going To ask you, +" nas tho keen retort,
A gtr9 who can put square patch on pair OF
who can work green worsted dog on yellow
ground. bit sue Is mora Of real yalue TO ths
comtnun!tJ.-!s Dullstta.
"Dceosation.Day ehi" sighed Jones, YEARLY: p:
"wlJ, my TIfe celebrated Decoration-Da fu1r
weeks aEo. aud had to foot the bill; Ona
bonnet, sis; one dolman. $3s. No, won't csl.
eofate to"daY'"-EFh Dapateh.
Iho other Day ! Burlington Doctor removed
ciat from msns knee, and charged hin e3 for
It. Aud yes u Is nothing unusual for Z man 10
renoye . sister from !. 4ounR fellows knee
without charging nickel ior it.-Iust.ne.
The Mexican name Tor kiss Ii tslexan,a,u,,a.
and. whcn pair Of Mexican losers ars Taught
@.slsnams9utzsIing @ ~ 1vcr the front gate as night,
klss was spelled With only one syliable,-Nor-
ristoxn HsfaM
A woman may give intellect, genius, and s;a.
tue to Profession, and fill TO Ind patronage;
but, y tho san'e woman were to put on tights
And sing comic .onx. the citizens Of our Great
Republic would I'LL The house, mud applaud until
they were hoarse.-Danb4Ty Nf1d.
beloved, Lcs hauls wandered wist{lllT over lie
keys a. she sang, "4onlehody, somebody's
waiting for thee" She was right. The old
man, with new palr Of doublu uppers aud .
club, was waiting Tor him behind the front door.
the other day at raDld pace, sud suddenly be
begun tu run when ho heard tho bells OF Z car
, 1877-06-03
HOW THEY DoTE ON MUSIC.

A sweet little creature sat noxt mo at tho first
recital Of Choptn'a music, given by Nine.
EssipoH. During tho pathetic Marrha FunelIrc
from tho Sonata Opus 35, her attention was
fixed. as II tho music had cntranccd her very
soul. Her eyes ctlatcncd With emotion, aud het
whole face WAS expressive Of admiration and ex-
cItomcut. When tho pianist Ind finished, tic
gentleman who was with this sweet littlo ctea.
turc turned 10 her aud satd,
= How benuttfulI'
To which she replied; "Ycs, indeed; doesn't
Il ut her ex1ulsttely In tho backi How much
10 you supposu 1t cost = yardp'
, 1877-06-03
q. aG7, $50 1,0Gf,737
MAI DID NOT SUSTAIN fnH PROMISE or APRIL,
Tn Nk8 Fn+t p,aAffr

MAX DID NOT SUSTAIN TIE PROMISE or APRIL.
TAt Hths Yoft F,.olfc,
For some weeks We have. remarked 4 growing II.
regularity in the exchanges Of the ehsef cities,
which no longer g.s tho same evidence ~ tn
April Of improving business. The aggregate In.
crease during tho weak cul1ng May 20 was 3d.
o74, ooo. OF 81 per cent but II was wholly dne 10
that gain In this city which may be fairly attrtbut.
ed to stoek trsnraetlons and, II exchanges arising
from such transactions conld be eliminated the 70.
au1t wontd show slight dectease in othe. business
payments. Moreover, a loss At i've OF Tho eleven
cities reporting for two yeaEe, namely, 10. per
cent At Philadelphia. 81 pcr chnt At Chicago. Ill
per cent At baltimore. in.Ignideant At Cincinnati,
and large though mot accurately measurable At Ml.
waukce. On the other hand, gains appeas Of 0.s
per cent at Now York. 80 per cent al Boston,,
90 per cent at st. Louis, 60 per cent at Louis
vile, G.2 por cont At IttsburH, and surprising
gain Of cas- per cent At New Orleans. Tho In
crsass Of transactions at Now Orleans IL probably
due In part to payments and speculatlons In con.
nect,on with the State debt. Ths following shows
the exchanges for four weeks ending May 20 At tho
Nolye chief cities:
, 1877-06-03
sApd Interest.
NY TELEGRAPH,
NEW .fOltk.

10 tAs Ett,srn Assoetdtsd Eres..
new YonK, June !.--tiuid upencl at 10SK and
clossd At 1o54, with aaIcs In tho lntoslm at 1000
1Odt. Carrying rates, 10. per cont. borrowing
rates. 2H..2, and per cent, and Dat.
Silver II London. 63h, Here, new silver bars,
123:s Ia gtooubacks; lit In gold. Silver coin, X
discount
Governments wsrs = ssse.lnu lower In the morn.
Ing. but lstt 90 Aetlvs and stroag.
Railroad bonds Irregular.
State securities steady.
1n. early dealings ths stock market was heavy
and l9wot. Tho declina rauslng from i 70 ~ pe!
as ns' i'm FL .o Il
lsli % tfsm Soh TO ssa.; Lake shore from 4ss 70
t. Nothws'stn fasns 1 ptSertea ftom t. 10 47A
eeat,a. rom sS % 10 isoi: - cens.. M.insaa f9om
III bsl.wsis, issk.wsnas 4 we*tein 'f ffo@ % box K
r. @ REACTED 10 yi; s1d ;a rsso,ere! s t. aoi
nns ths IL .sRs u.
shsn ine!: csntt. ssa esat. i'Gasi .ad
This faa.urs Of ths market was suddsa brsak in
Westsrn Cnlon from VIZ to GoA. The ans! salss
fot sste, and sone lafgs iots ehanvsd hands.
qutdIuPte1 .plt 81 hires week. was liz f..;oa
sssai .ts Tssss $751; SSS
Il. So f.sHs.s o.? sss hat9: h'iaaS :.s e. kts
~ M!eh,S.n M 4, Central, Q. 900 Illinois Central. and
Moa., ms;t.. 10y .t2 per cont pdu. m...
eeess es.:p@: paess: sss:!e!: a alJs. Rst ose ST.
r.: A:i:',et a. s i d0ar'sd s,o
etstltag aalss; long. 4s7,t; short. 400.
IT, xsekly s.nf ia, s,.tsmsnt toilors
e' .e:s.s asst:a;s d.peslt:
ddoeeetsa.e: slp5l ooo: e,tea.'ee Increase. s74..
, 1877-06-03

FOREIGN CITIES.

1...,.r n....,,k .. ~. 7SxA...
~, n'yn"s'st. " %. ss"o @-''''" "' 'A'
f,s.,n-Nhrst-sor,no.N No. I. ias Sd, No, 4 1.,,
vh,n ro. i, 10 ,nn, Na =. ia sd, club. No. t. III
ID, IA. I Ia. t.orn-No. 1. ~, ID, No. :. ~ 8d.
nrnv,s,on.-rn,k a1s 1a,d. 4Bs d
i'Yrsrno,. Junaa-1 q. u,.-i'soyl.loxa-Fott,t 90,
Jsn,, ~. ri
I,".sroo, lima a-s n. m.-axA1x-Whest-
stslas. Xo j lis 4ds No. . i2' Id. cSFn-So' L. a's'
~; 9,1..rno1. Inn. 1-Evsn.nr u
xr1An anns ~ %sTr:t snTcainffpn aiJ ar.
nxse onfs fsSs ffssS.,nsa as arcric.n. / IN t.ias,
SGSttpsTu1Ts1CaIiiorn!s ~ villa vhtst, ~ 6lA
T. io1} 90 snp. 13.als ~ 70 ess1 rsnaL ma
ny sGE"f; HI tV1.n, ~; al Ii hats
ImerIcaa. I'll SHos sj. Ia.iss-ametieaa. - ID. iea.-
C1nsdl.a, g. %. ...... ..ox.
ftm: r. ms.s e,:f s,st a.; a.;
IA, 81 od' 'o' 3D. ~''''s ~'''
T.tIsw-4!a q; ill.,. M.
t hsHan1p HltN.. Halt-Ns. aa nat. do -.
GoAaoa MEshLss oat pt!1 w. A'@'
fus..s5Fiao A@efis.a: ~ u,ox,
AMEMHar 59ac hv TIM ches.
sq Hoard q Tt'ae: .-p,,u. ,n,:. co,t-yu.e,o ~,
yessnfas 81 Wscan- -Eums,ellsads @ sta shS!s ri0s
aJi hams - taEa ~ e.. rHma nes. ss 0Gsh EhesM
!ao'a H1ges eeet. Mi A&&4 Aams Aaoss* tesS ~''
II a.nes sas gse ;sG,
GHo{ne s!Hn: laesstM nat ,mnso.nx, ~.
MA:x L4xratsoe. % ee.st-Whs. its1as 'ast, ' o.
9reteas Gai!tarn!a. o1s- EoEh e.soaS, ,oS sS5opiSs
, 1877-06-03
. COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were The receipts and shipments
of tho leading astlccs o! produce ID this city during
the twenty .foue bours ending 1t o'clock on
saturday morning. andfos The corresponding time
Inst YeAf.
, 1877-06-03

1le,p for tbs wc1k, nervous. and debtlttatsd:
chronic and painful dt1cases cured without mcdi.
clns. Esetre Belts and other appliances, all about
them. and how 70 dtttfa71ish the genuine from the
Addssss rul7ssnachsI QAlraaic Company, 294 Ylao
&Essk Hatluaa4 o,
, 1877-06-03
FOREIGN.

1oNEf1N.
foHpoF, june 2.-Consos for money and ao.
enunt, ~ 4.
10 +0s, 100: nAw 6e. 1074. Newfofk Central. ST.;
Eric, 6H; pfefcrtrd. 10: Illinois Central, 67H.
PARte, j1ne 2.-Reutes, 103f G7Hc