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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-24
9as reIi8iSie &eben tn ansIifa'
1att6en &rettet

bietet man9s bea9tensmertben grideinuns
gen: fe 3eisen pielfad cine ia1Ii1e gn:
ndberuns an bic S%niitutionsn Der tatboli:
iden &u9e unb fnb ie~benfaIs elm Bepeis
fir bas reIisi0ie Beoirfnib, ME fir ben
grnit, womit man bemielben Befriebiauuq
3a seben iu4t. Gum BsIes tbeiIen mir
folsenbe @inSelbeiten nit:
Der @ebd9tniBtas slasrbsiIissn wirb
oermalen pon nabe,a allen @eiitIiden Der
ueri9iebenen S4attirunsen Der ensIiiden
Staatstir9e %besanseu. Ri1t 3ufrieben
bamit, iesen bic fortsei9rittenen &ituali:
iten Naes baran, nm bas nur In Der tatbo:
lii9en &it9e iibIi9e @sbd9tniB aueriee:
len aud ibrerieits Su bsssbsn. @m @benb
bss IuerieeleutaseS fanosn 6enn au9 in
mebrereu ritualiitii9en &ir1en Qonoons, u.
9ewiB aud a%noerpdrts, iebr feierlide @ot:
te%sbienite itatt. 8eionbers ausqe,eidnet
maj Der Dienit in ct. goIumba's &inss,
lamb, mo bic ritualiitii9e Observation-Disclosures.
i9aft uou st. Sames' Sat9am ibr Innis
ueriar feierte. Ser aItar mar CANA nit
i9war3em Tu9 befdlasen, unb Elm ltturs
glider @ottesoisnft fir bic 9eritorbenen
nit benz DE profundis" unb ionit ibli6en
@ebeteu warb In Der feie,Iiditsn Deiie abs
ssbaItsn. Die 9itursis idloB ii9 on ben
alien &itus uon EARN Dort) an. Den
Ritus lsitete etn In ioI9sn Singen iebr
b%spanbsrter 9aie, Mr. Walters. Der 9re
bigger, Reu. Srtb. Goatb, iprad iber bic
YHi9t elmer 4rifili4en, pietdtuollen 8e:
itattuns Der Eobten unb bic Sirbitte fir
bic Vsritorbensn ais @Iieber Der @emein.
idaft Der 9etIisen. q ....
Sn Yort be9ann am II. bs. Mts. eine
ausemsine a9ttdsise Wiiion. Der an.
slitaniide grtbii9of bate 81 bisism gnbe
cine grmabnuns usr6ffentli9t, wsI9e suerit
fur bas @ebeibsn bss Wsrtss @ebet pers
laust, bann 3ur TbeiInabme ermuntsrt unb
barauf brinst, baB alien 0ienitbotsn uno
Dsrtleuten be M5sIidtsit gu benz 8eiu9
sendbrt uerbs. Wenn iibIe obsr ip6ttiI4e
Rsbsn ibsr bic Wiifion ssb6rt piirben.
m6se man iolde 5unseu peranIafen, ielbft
3u fommsn unb 3u b6ren. Mqe foqtsn
bic @slesenbeit ais einen Wabnruf @ottss
aniebsn, UNI &edsnidaft iibsr ben 9sbrau9
Der 3sit absuIssen unb fi5 3u prifsn ibsr
ben 9runb ibrer 9offnunsen auf bic gwts:
teit.
Oils Elm Curriculum uerbient erwdbnt au
perbsn. baB unIdnsft Elm prebiser Der
Staatstirds. Rss. s. O. Batt, In Dans
ben (S9ottlanb) bic 9~elesenbeit ersriff,
UNI ulster 3usrunblesuns bes Tertes:
sic ueridIinsen bas Gut Der Wittwen
unb usrri9teu LANCE @sbste," ben &ra4
Der 9ant BON @Iassow In sbenio freimis
tbiser ais braiii9er 8siie gu beipre9en.
NGe Directoren nit ausnabms zines elm:
,iasu ieien Yorifanbsmitslieber Don prsss
bpterianil9en 8ir1sn seweien. Die Be-
iddmuns unb Der Sdreden aus anIaB biss
fer Rataitropbsn isisn unerb6rt. gr boffs
inbeB, baB nuumsbr elm suIet Gbsil ienss
3errbilbes BON &sIisi0ftat unb ienss 9ss
piniels, isnsr faIiden 8ibelfeitisteit unb
ieuer corruption Tbeoloate b%tnmeaaefeat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-24
Die NationaIb anfen.

Gar pieIe 2eute finb Der Weimna, bt,
fog. National Banten bSten srSBsrs cider.
belt fur Dspoiten, aIs bic anbersn Banten
Sie wsrben chen bur9 bas WSrt9ea ma.
%tionaI", weI9es it9 bieie 8autsn bsiIssen,
su bisisr Msinuns ssbra9t. absr nil
pieIe Nationalbanten baben i9on bancroft
sema9t, unb baben ebeniopenis ME BIZ
anberen banferotten Banten tbren Depot
loren bic pollen, ibnen anpertrauten Gum,
men suriidse3abIt. Sie fteben aIiO in Be
1us auf bic v9ortbeile", nsIde fe ben
8oIts bieten, auf sIsider Stufe nit Der
anbsrsn 8antsn.
Sebod beitebt Elm GROCER l1uteri9isS ami;
i1en bisier Sorte 8anten unb allen anbe
rem. Oie NationaIbauteH erbaIten nGmIid
idbrlid pom Der Der. Staatsn &ssierunl
bic &Ieinisteit BON unsefdbr 20 Wiuioner
Dollars a~usbssablt. Sas gebt ndmlit
auf foIsenbe Weiie gu: Disie Banten fint
BON Der Resieruns ermd1tist, ibre eigener
GOten a~usSuseben. Sbre Circulation be-
trdst ~sesenwartis, in runoer Summe, MIDI
oentser ais 325 Wiuionen Dollars, nam
lid unsefdbr bic 9dlfte ~unierer ~sessnpdr
tissn %9eiammteu @slbcirtuIation. Sil
bisie ibre Rotsn sisbsn fs natiirIi9 3inien,
burdiduittIi9 fi9erli9 8 Bros., beun psnr
sesenudrtis Der 3insfuB au9 nisbris itsbt,
10 lit bies bod erit felt &ur,sm Der Sau,
un6 fs baben iebr oft aud 10 Yrosent BE.
tommen. IS ltest nun tlar auf Der 9anb,
oaB, wsnn uniere &esieruns bertdms, uni
bic Rationalbanten 3ur 8uridSisbuns ibre,
Roten suause, fe bieie 9dIfte Der seiamm'
ten N~otenaussabe ebeniosut brett an bas
Bolt beiOrsen tOnnte, ME fe bic anber'
Sdlfts bereits beior9t. sic wdre bann in
Staube, mittsIit bieies 8strass cine sbsnit
groBe Summe ibrsr Bombs sin3uI6isn,
ndmIi5 flr 325 WiQiouen 8ou., an mel
der Summs fs uidt wenissr ais 20 Mil,
Iionen Dollars 3iuien iparen wirbe. Os,
ft9 In Circulation befin6enbe @elbbetrae
bieies 2anbes wirbe babur9 nod ni4t ma
UNI sinsn ein3isen Dollar uermebrt, benz
fur iebe neuaussessbene &~ssierunssnot'
mirbe cine Nationalbanfnote einseBosen,
slu9 bate bic Gin3iebuns Der RationaI'
b~antnotsn ni9ts NIT Der Srase BON Bapier'
seIb obsr 9artselb 3u tbuen. Dem Cd
tritt Ia nur ba cine neue Note In @ireuIa,
tion, no cine anbsrs bereits 3uridsetossr
1T.
Sn grmanssluns anbere @ranbe iudsr
bic i'm Nationalbant Spftem sJntersiftrteu
bisiss bamit 3u pertbetbisen, baB fe iasen,
baieIbs gable Steusru. Gin gutter @runt
In Der Chat! 3ablsu ni4t etpa aud BIZ
anberen 8anten Steusrn? WuB nidt isbs,
9siddftsmann, iebsr GRANDMOTHER unb iebel
Sarmer Steuern aableu, birstte unb inbi'
refte! Rann bas SteuerSabIen bieier Ban:
Ten besbaIb ais @runb ansefibrt werbsn,
baB man ibnsn idbrli9 20 Wia. Dollars
fir ni5ts unb pisber ni9ts ausbstubIt9
Oo9 sepiB ni9t. Sber finb etua BIZ
9suts bsnsn bisis 8anten seb0ren, 10 arm,
bab man ibuen IdbrIi& Elm 10 risfises I'LL
moisn" i9enten folte2 WabrIi4 ni9t.
Sm @ssentbsil fnb fe grade bic &ei4fen.
8ir slauben taum, baB Der Sarmer, ber
GRANDMOTHER, Der @ei4dftsmann fur bas
5Ortbsftsbsn bisiss Spfems finb. Slider:
LID Idss biss nitt IN ibrsm Snterefe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-24

Sunoe8rtDter IN SoutIldHd auTre@terptelt
unb nit ieiner 6iIfs bic seiesIids Hssis:
runa bes Staates unterbridte, uno seiste
iid oas ferner in ieiner geiammten burger.
Ii1sn unb militdriiben Yolittt BEL Aomini
~itration Der ebsmaIisen Seseiiious~i taaten
@r uerpaItete ietn gu,t 8 Sabre lang ab
it1tli9 I'M monar9ii1en unb militdriiteu
Gimme, trat ale @eiese, uelde i'm ssnau
10 banbsn ME ale ~ibrisen Burger, nit
SiBen uno CAB burd bas SeiipieI ieinss
llnseboriums gu isbr na9tbsilisen 5OIsen
anluB.
Ir3t einmal Ser GousrsB sntgtns bic EN-
glnfuie. Sr mar tets Der treue unb er:
sebsne gunbesgsnoile bss Yrd1benten.
Die Tim ein9e,dumte 9epalt na6 leinem
eisenen grme en- bic vSabeas corpus Icte"
auBer 6raft ,u ieten, perlieb ibm bic Sc:
malt zines Nutotraten. Gs rudr cine beut
Ii9e SerIesuus Der Contribution, ba bar:
mad cine ioI9e WaBressI nur i'm Sale
zines Rrieses ODER elmer &ebeuion seffattet
1T unb man nur ben 3psd aIs gnti4ulbis
Suns bes Wfittels seltenb MAIDEN tounte.
Die i~osenannten enforcement: Ncten bes
@onsrsfes entbaItsn srunbidslid Der ulu
nieipaIresieruns entl@ieoen feinbli9e Be
if%ia,munsen, bic fi4 nur bur1 ben 8emeis
Der Gprannei sutbeiben Iaiien, bas eiss
GentraIsewaIt better sseisnet 1T, bic Nnss:
l~e9enbeiten zines YlaseS bu permalten, ole
es bas Bolt bes BIases isIbit tbun Tam.
Oas namIi@e l1ebeI Seist t9 aud tn Der
Sufti3, bic ft9 81 oft auf Settle Der @euaIt
lteute. Seit etnisen Sabren bat Der Der.
Staaten oberife @sri1tsbof tn allen Streit:
frasen ftets bic Starten sesen bic S9uas
den in S4us 9enoumen, a~nitatt uupars
tsiii4e Suitib aus3uiben.
Dieie gentraliiatioHsseIlfe fnb cine
srose @efabr fur bic bsmotratii9en Sniff:
tutionen Der Der. Staateu. Oieie Snftts
t~utionen batten ibrsn ~llripruns I'm Comm
meeting, benz Gownibip, benz County uno
benz Staate. Sbne cine iolde 0ori@uIe
Der loealen Selbitresieruns wdre bic @nt:
faItuns Der bemotlatii9en Snititutioneu
unmOsii9 seueisn. 9as Bolt muB in
tIeinen 9smeinmeien our Sreibsit beranse.
biloet werben, ebe ss nit srobsn @ewaIten
betraut weroen tann. Scr 3wed elmer
suten Resieruns"-iast DsGoequsuiIe-
.beftebt barin, bic WobIfabrt bss Bottles
an3ubabnen, ni9t aaein barin mitten i'm
@Ienb Srbnuns gu i9affsn." Gr seist,
bab has prin3ip Der 9Iei@mdBisteit @en'
traliiation besanftist, nell bic 9iebe CUR
@Ieidbeit GROCER LIT aIs bic 9iebs our Srei:
belt unb Der ansemeins SaB sssen p~riuile'
sirte @eieqi9aftsn In Der Stdrte elmer &c:
meini4aftIiden R~esieruns, nntsr weI9er
sIei4e &e4te beifsben, 9enustbuuns fin
bet, obidon bic Rssisruns ieIbf burd teine
bemotratii9en Snititutionen sefhist 1T.
Die ameritanii9e Democratic ioate f@ Dor
10 etnem peroerbIi4eu Wibsrtffe tn al4t
nebmen unb islte ftets einsebent iein, baB
@ewalt itets beitrebt 1T, bic Webrbeit gu
9uniten Weaiser gu bsrauben. Our9 bic
Selaueret ansebabnte Decentralization
bra3te bic Nation in @sfabr; bod bic 9es
fabr, wel4e iest bic Democratic bebrobt,
1T bas 5erannaben Der taiierIiden @ewaIt,
Der u~ntersans ieber patriar4aIii@eu Resis'
rllftQ. -rr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-24
Die Wooe.

Die RObe an3utaitsn, 1T elm ssfdbrIides
DING Wan Tam bic iossnaunten Srauens
redte unb mas babin sebSrt, b%sfampfen,
unb INNER finbet man psritdnbise 5raueu
senus, weIde v8srnunft anuebmen", tn
8s3iebuns auf bic Wobs finb absr ale
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-07-18
Vera Sas sulitch.

ICable special June 81 to New York Tribuue.1
Vera Sassulitch arrived at Geneva, in dis
guise, two days ago. She relates an extraor-
binary story respecting her adventures after
her acquittal at st. Petersburg upon the
charge Of shooting Trepoff, project of police.
During the riot which followed her acauittal.
she was sliced by some secret agents of DO
lice, who were disguised as medical students.
and who persuaded her they were friends.
They hurried her through an unfreouented
passage-way to carriage standing near. and
she was driven with them to house in the
suburbs where she found herself detained in
9 sort of Honorable confinement.
At length, it was intimated to her that she
was to be transported to Siberia, but the
same informant told her that for a certain
consideration, which she consented to give,
he would arrange for her escape.
She was provided with the attire of a sis
ter of charity, and with papers showing that
she was authorized to visit Paris Oh a mis-
sloh, she managed to cross the Russian from
tier and to find her way to Geneva. Her
arrival was made known to certain Russian
exlles now here, and caused some excitement.
A supper was given in honor of Vera
Sassuiitch last night, at which she sat
at the right of Henri Roche
she declared she had given herself, BODY
and soul, to the ycanse of revolution. and
that, in her opinion, its triumph was not
distant. The Russian people; she said, were
fast becoming undeceived. The blood that
had heen spilled in the latesw was the last
that would be shed in combats iEstieated
By the ambition Of princes The next COM
bat would be that Of the people against
kings. Other ar,aochaa Il fl1a suy,y,nr xuoro
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-07-18
ASubterranean ''Stlff.'

The Glasgow Junction (Ky.) correspondent
of the Cincinnati Commercial, says: Anoth-
er wonderful cave has recently been discov-
cred near this town. It has already been
explored for distance of twenty three miles
in one direction, called the long route, and
sixteen miles in anotherer direction, called
the short route
The avenues are very wide, span of
horses can easily be driven through for a
distance of eleven miles. Three rivers, wide
and very deep, are encountered on the long
route. One of them is navigabls for four
teen miles, until the passages become
too narrow to admit boat This forms the
third, or river route, which has to be ex-
plored in boat.
This cave is wonderful beyond descrip-
ton, and far surpasses in grandeur the
Mammoth, or any other cave ever before
discovered. Several mummifed remains
have been discovered in one of the large
rooms. They were reposing in stone collins,
rudely constructed, and from appearances
they may have been in this cave for centu-
ries. They present every appearance of the
Egyptian mummies.
Great excitement prevails ever this very
important discovery. Mr.. Edwin Mortimore.
of Chestnut street, Louisville, KY, pur
Cud6Cu GA1c0 VI t0o uuAl1UAco9 aAu ASaS CucH
now in his possession.
Maj. George M. Proctor, of Glasgow juno
ton, KY, purchased the remainder of the
mummies from the owner of the cave. whose
name is Thomas Kelly. He is, or rather
was, a few days ago, a very poor man, strug-
Cling to make a payment on farm of
twenty -four acres, upon which, by mere &C
cident, the entrance to this wonderful cave
was discovered. =
He realized about $500 from the sale of
the mummies, and is now offered Sic, 1000
cash for the cave.
The entrance to the cave is within the
town limits, and is only about two minutes
walk from the depot, which makes it very
valuable indeed, as visitors will not be COM
PEELED to travel five miles in q stage coach, as
they do if DESTROYS of visiting the Mammoth
cave, which is five miles from the town. In
fact, all the celebrated caves of Kentucky
are located in this immediate vicinity. The
surface is very much broken, full of great
elevations and depressions, with everything
to indicate that there were volcanic erup-
tons or violent upheavals of the earth a
some period. .
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-07-18
Soft SOAP.

There is gold deal Of discussion
about the use Of soft soap for killing in
sects on plants. One farmer recommends
it's use even for killing earth worms. An
other says it effectually kills the green
fly on rose leaves. We have personally
tried hard soap for killing scales on
plants, finding that it loosens the scale so
that it can be removed by rubbing with
a cloth But what is it that kills the in
sect2 The alkali. Then why will not
ashes applied directly, without the inter
vention Of greece, be more economical?
Lime water will kill earth worms in flow
er pots. 1t will kill the green fly. We
wish some of our farmer readers would
tell us their experience in this direction.
Lye has been Experimental with and its
results have been given, but our farmers
need urging to try for themselves. Let
as see what effect I've will have.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-07-18


commotion on account of the proposed cele-
bration of the battle Of Boyne by the Orange
men and therewere many outrages, but no gen.
4eral fight and bloodshed a. had been autici.
pated. The Orange men we're persuaded by
the Mayor and authorities not to march in
procession. In Toronto, the Orange lodges
assembled, and had their procession and SER
Ncea in st. James Cathedral, without. molesta-
tion. IS; a Ea
At ameeting of communists in New
York cityson the evening Of the 9th inst,
Alex Jonas made an address In German; and
his special points against Bismarck and In
favor of revolution in Germany, were greeted
with deafening shouts and clapping Of hands.
The resolutions adopted called upon our
brothers IN Germany to use every effort In
the coming election to send representatives
Of labor to the German parliament, to beldly
defy intimidation, and to agitate for the over.
or exile be their only re ward, +.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-07-18

geon; .and this is one of the cases on
which most pride myself. just gone,
when he was brought here, dreattuily
wounded at ericksburg, but he Is IN IN.
ID fair way to recover now, thanks to our
new system Come d little nearer, he'll
be glad to see you r
The heavy lashes weresslowly lifted at
the sound OF their footsteps, disclosing
dark gray eyes full of the strange mys-
sterY that only comes to those who have
stood at Deaths threshold and seer the
flow of the dark riveT!ls e
"HarraH what's the matter! Speak to
mep'exclained the surgeon. in dire per-
plexity "A glass of water, johnson, quick
he's swooni fg again
49, Where were your eyes, good, Escula-
plus, to imagine that John Harral could
swoonwith those blue eyes pouring tides
of eager light into his uplifted heartf
Your Pharmacopeia knows no such
remedies as these!
81 knew you would not leave ne all
alone !" he murmured- with the passive
bliss of child who wakes from hideous
dreams to find his face against bis moth
er's bosom. .:...}..l
For Grace Bryan had laid her cheek on
his pillow and breathed one whisper into
his cara whisper that was like the pulls
ing of magnetic lite through his veins.
- "Ten me once more that you love me.
Let me hear it over and over, dearest!'
he said with closed eyes. "Ah, shall
soon be we'll nowl''
1t was not until they were in the open
air, safe beyond the hospital ward, that
Grace Bryan fulfilled the Captains pre-
diction and fainted.
s'Of course; didn't tell you It would
be so?' triumphantly exclaimed Captain
Lawrence, twisting the fingers of his
buckskin glove round and round: "a
woman can't help fainting in such
place. ~-4~* 80 $50 g. ~
ut was not from foolish terror, nor
shrinking tremors," said Grace, meeting
his exu,tant eye with the serene glance
that disarmed its fire at-oHce.
"No; what then?'
'F'rom my great happiness-the lap
piness Of meeting one whom l have
mourned for as dead"
'sMourned for as dead2" vaguely re-
peated the captain.
II have seen John Harral this day.
'Oh!' said Captain Lawrence liter a
moments blank silence, during which the
ticking Of his watch soun1ed like
thousand trip-hammers, and his face
turned a dull yellow. Indeed! Pardon
me, but I've just recollected-good
morning hope to see you again y
And so Captain Ferdinand Lawrence
walked off the stage of Grace Bryan's ex-
istence.
Need we describe how Miss Grace
transformed herself into nurse, physician,
and consulting faculty to hospital con-
sistirs Of one patient9 And how she
found 1t an even more "interesting case
than the honest ward surgeon had done.
II our callers want any more explicit de-
tails they must ask Mrs. Harral.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-07-18
A Poor Town Tor Business.

j. He was a red,nosed, wild eyed man
from the head waters of Sage Run, and
looked as if he had not BEEN IN town
since oil was discovered. His rusty
pants were several inches too short for
him, and he carried half q dozen coon
skins in his hand. =. -. <%@ :,
A: The post-of6ce corner he met South
Side lady, and stopping her by holding
the bunch of hides before her face, said !:
Cant sell you something nice to
ma e set of furs out OFF,
The lady screamed. aud shot across to
the other side of the street.
"Does any of your neighbors want to
buy anything of the kind2' yelled the
red nosed man.
The lady screamed again.
Nov what's the matter with Han
ner2" remarked the red nosed man as
the lady disappeared in the door soposite
A moment later the man veered into a
bank, and threw lis hides down at the
cashiers window.
'Got some A No. 1 coon-skins here
that I'll sell cheap. Not scratch of a
tooth on any Of EN-. Ketched every one
Of 'em in box-trap."
eve have no use for thep,," said the
president, politely, a. he cast an oblique
glance at the goods.
''They'll make yon nice vest," said
the red-nosed man. "Two hides III make
you vest, and one IL make you a cap
that'll wear you as long as you live"
my dear, sir" replied the president,
omewhat confused, "w. don't want hides
here. Take them somewhere else,
please"
"Mebbe your wife would like set of
furs, and these is--''
"No, no, no." replied the banker i'm
patiently, ''take the things away, they,
are offensive"
"Whats tEat9'' said the red nosed man
sharply.
flake the blamed things out of this"
exclaimed the exasperated banker: ''they
smell like slaughter house,
''I'll take dollar for the lot.''
'The people nextdoo buy coon-skins,
put in the cashier; take them up town;
take them down town; take them across
the river; take them"
Gimme fifty cents fo- the lot" per-
sisted the red-nosed man. =
"lf you don't get out Of this, I'll kick
your head off," yelled the infur'ated
president.
I'LL take thirty cents for the SIX" said
the red nosed man. 'D'ye say the werd?
and he dangled The bunch by the tails.
The president started for the outside.
The man with the skins started 70. the
sidewalk, and after having reached it he
paused and said:
And his is the boosted Old City, is its
Grea-a-at Godfrey! If sealskin and sable
were sell ng for cent cart-load the
hull town could not buy the sand-paper
ed end of a rats tail.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-07-18
! y. Us. - II 7 = = , ~
; Milwaukee Produce Market.

f 0RAIN-Wheat opened weak and Ec lower and
closed weak; No. hard los; No !, LOOK; No.
q, 1.0Oh: July LOON August SIC; September S2hc;
No. 5, 86088c. Corn, declined 16lzc; No 4, 3711c.
Oats, frm and higher: No. 2, &c. Rye, unchanged;
No. !, Soc. Barley, nominally unchanged; No. 2,
PROFESSIONALLY but quiet; mess pork 50 Is
cash and July. Lard, prime steam .s7M.
ss,S,s. Il Chicago Produce Market
GRAIN-Wheat dun and weak; No. Chicago CSC;
No. 2 Chicago sc cash and July and cash and
August; 80hc September; No. 8 Chicago SIC; re-
joctod Sc. Corn dun and 3 shsde lower; 37x037Hc
cash; 875sc July; 37A@s7Hc August; 7f@s7x
Soptember; rejected SOC. Oas fairly acive; ct &c
cssh 2Ah024xc July; xxc August; 29kc Septem-
bar; rejeced 90c. Rye ssady; It &c. Barley steady
.PRovIsIoNs-Pok hesvy; II 4o.7o caah; e.27h@
$50 August: 00A2h September. Lard dull and
ashade lower; e % 07K cash &. 87H06.9O August:
ssh September. Bulk meats steady. :.
New York Produce Market. 1o3
dRlIN-Wheat, Hsht export demand; receipts
81 600 buahels; No. 2Chicago $1.06; No. spring
10N0I.1O; ungrsdsd winter rcd western 1OO01.13;
No. amber LOT = No. / do L11G1 IS: amber Ken
lucky LIZ; unsraded white 1.0201 O35S. Rye,
staady; stste &c. Baz3ey nominal. Hal, nominal
Com, active; 1ecetpts -, 600 bushels: ungraded
A10A1hc; No. . l6c; steaxaer :l6047c; No. 2, 47@
HKc; high mixed l7Hc; round yellow 62M0b3o.
Oats, Ifsoeiph aopoo bulhsls; 81 no. a 9163lkc:
mixed westeEn 3143lo; white 37037Hc; mixed
stato 91636c; white 12H 03oc.
PROV1S1ONS-rmk 5000. Cut meafA, wessesn
g elsar naiddIes GO: city Do 6.36. Lard, stesdy;
IEtns stssm 5k07.H1f. ~ ID