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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-03-21
The Man Who Was Wrecked.
lPhiladelphia Record.

"Pve been wrecked, got chilled
through; gimme some bran'y," said di-
lapidated looking individual, as he sailed
up to the bar at Chestnut-street
drinkery yesterday. "Pm survivor !;
feelin' purity rough, but guess I'll git
over it."
Wreckedp said half-a-dozen young
bloods standing around, in amazement
GIVE been wrecked, 1 said. All, that's
good; fill her up again. It's hard to
break the chill"
One youth, more venturesome than
the rest, here essayed to touch the hem
of the survivors garment, and just at
that moment forty cents worth more of
brandy disappeared. "Now charge
that to Tom Collins" added the wrecker
"No yer DON'T" said the barkeeper,
no Tom Collins business for me. I've
hunted for that feller afore. If you
were wrecked, why we don't mind fttin'
ye up free, but we amt SO green here as
to charge drinks to Tom Collins. That
mans gone West"
"Tell us about the wreck" interposed
one of the young bloods, "give the man
something to drink, or his teeth will
drop out with chattering."
Another drink, three fingers high,
rolled peacefully down his throat.
GIVE been wrecked" said the sur
vivor. "You see we wuz comm down
the Schuylkill Canawl on the Lively
Jane; the cap'n he sung out, Low
bridge The boys ducked all but me-
| T was standing ahaft the shaft nor-by.
nor'east of the chicken coop, when the
cooks galley was struck by thatar bridge
and afore 1 could say"
Just then the bartender handed the
fellow out of the door by the top of his
collar and the sit-down place of his pan
falcons. He sailed gracefully through
the air and landed on a snow pile in the
middle of the street, and as as his nose
blowed up the beautiful snow there was
splutter and a mumbling, and the
familiar expression was waited on the
gentle zephyrs, "Pve bin wrecked"
II
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-03-21
WHAT TOYS TEACH.
TSaturday ReviaU

A child who gives away his toys and
loses them is likely to fail in after life.
A child who holds a good grip of his
own toys and breaks those of his neigh
Dor is likely to be an eminently success
full man. Toys bring out the rudiments
of character, which are the same all
through a lifetime, underlie all change,
and can never be eradicated, though
they may be modified. The Stole COM
pares unhappy men to children who cry
awe will not play;;" and children who
are of that humor will continue in it,
and choose sorrow beyond their share.
AS we begin the game with gay tinseled
counters, we end it with counters that
are heavier and more hard to hold, but
perhaps of little more worth. 1t is sue,
cess, however, to clutch our toys tightly,
to value them above their deserts, to
play with cheerfulness, and not to be toe
curious.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-03-21

AMONG the papers of young man
who was recently married in neigh
boring city was found the following
scrap, to-wit:
Things to be done this afternoon---be-
fore the wedding:
Get some keys to fit valise.
Engage carriage for train.
Get license to marry.
Get shaved and hair trimmed little.
Sew button on black breeches and gel
pair of suspenders.
Buy a bottle of perfumery.
] Be sure to wash feet well
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-03-21
AN ABSURD THING.
detroit Free Press,1

There is one rather absurd thing
about postal cards that seems not to be
generally known. A good writer, who
gets things down fine, can put several
thousand words on a card, but if he
pastes printed slip containing single
word on the card the expense is six cents; {;
one, paid for the card, and the other five
collected from the card receiver, yet if
words are printed on the card itself it
is all right. If a person pastes printed
slip on card, the size of a postal card,
and puts the card and slip in an open
envelope, the government will carry
card, slip and envelope for cent, yet it
charges six cents for carrying post card
and slip without the envelope! There
fore, if you have occasion to paste a
printed paragraph on post card, put it
in an envelope and the additional weight
will be carried four cents cheaper than
the card alone goes. 1t looks ridiculous
to carry FIVE thousand or more words in
an envelope for cent and then charge
six cents for carrying half dozen words
on card without the envelope.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-03-21

PERHAPS one of the most beautiful
sights in Perak is a mangrove swamp on
a soft, still, dark night, when the fire.
flies are out in myriads, flashing from
leaf to leaf, and darting like brilliant
sparks from tree to tree in showers of
light. Every here and there they settle,
and then seem disturbed, when the
corruscations of tiny stars are perfectly
wonderful. Every fly seems to send out
its light in pulses or throbs, like the
flashes from signal lamp; and so great
is the beauty of this scene that the lover
of natural history would deem it alone
worth a journey to the East to see.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-03-21
At uE REsows.
BY ST. GEORGE BEsT.

There was man in Rome
Who did some noble deed;
i stood beside his tomb,
But nothing could read
Upon the marble stone
OF either praise or blame;
Yet, stranger, twas that none
Could even tell his name,
Nor how, nor when he died,
Nor what II was that made
Him almost deified.
noted while stayed ~ ~
That every one that passed
Uttered simple prayer,
And some there were who cast
Flowers upon the fair,
Unlettered tablet that gl
Betokened where he lay;
And murmuring Requiescat
In pace, turned away.
This was true renown,
prouder tribute than
The wearer Of q crown
Wins from his fellow-man;
In that though years have passed,
And buried rank and name,
They have been powerless to cast
A shadow on his fame.
His good deed (whatsca'erc
HWas) is lost; yet will
The flowers of memory bear
The fragrance Of 1t still.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-03-21
The Victim of Confidence Game.


He was man with triangular
smile, cold, steel-gray eye, and face
as clean-shaven as a priest. He sat
down at the end of the dinner table,
tucked, napkin under his chin, smiled
patronizingly upon the bowling waiter,
and said:
Bring me a good tony dinner,
Thomas. No soup to-day-thanks."
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-03-21
THE VOICE OF THE PRESS.

THIS department of our paper is intended to give
the comments Of the most intelligent journals,
American and European, upon all questions of pub
lie interest. The editor of this journal does not
indorse the sentiments expressed in every particu
lar but presents the topics quoted worthy of gen.
eral attention.1
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-03-21

LIFE is in living. The marble palace
is not always the bower of love. Every
kind word is a flower, which will
beautify our final home. Every good
deed is an evergreen, which will mark
our resting place,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-03-21

AN Alabama Judge has decided that
any one who sets spring gun does SO
at his own peril, and is to be held re-
sponsible for any damage done, even to
trespassers.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-03-21

The earnings by man are the esti-
mate by the public of the value of his
labors.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-03-21

Business cards Of FIVE lines or less 81 per annum.
Local notices 10 ceuts per line each insertion.
Simple announcements OF marriages and deaths,
and church and benevolent society notices inssrted
free. Any additions to obituary notices will be
charged i've cents per line.
Favors must be handed In as early ~ Tuesday
morning to insure inssstion the same week.
Communications upon subjects of general or local
interest ara solicited 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
TIE PRIrIsH CoRN TRADE.

LONDON Aug 2O-The Mark Lane ErDres, in its weekly
review Of the Corn trade Considerable rain lei
throughout the Kingdom during the past week Harvest
operations seriously retarded thereby. fair quantity
Wheat secured h;te progress made With
Barley the weather having mpeded thre hing Samples
OF Wheat not Shrvclled grains were
present Greaer less extent in all samples The crop
how failure the yield promises % DE better
than three Prece ling Scotch ayces report W neat
be the white and more fOrW ara than
Barley IS prevented frum fnR out by drought al
though grain said be fine Having been
almost exclusively engaged IN the fields farmers have offered
very little Wheat but the light ofeI1ngs anu unsetI
weather had effect prices which well maintained
There was an Increased Spring American for
which further advance Of shilling Or Al
from Atlantic have undOubt
ely been large their depressing effect upon trade mas been
mnmizcd the stocks held bv mrr and the slate
Trustworthy that the OF Spring Whea
sections OF the United states has snered severe
from heavy rain followed fierce drought The demand
comparatively light good deal OF
dissatisfaction caused by the heated and uusAaDe cOna
ton Of the most recent shipments"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
Dutch. per 100 sc OOas7 90
fffuHwUsu.aa u rUaaHa
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL Aug. O.Pork-E3sern steady at 55i Western
steady 49 Cumberland Cut hrmer at 80 short
dull 81 6d Hams-LoEg Cat stesdY at $751;. Shoulders
uner az 81 Beeflnia Mess dl q; So ezra Mess fmer
stealy % 81 Oh CITY steady 81 6 Turpentne
spirits duh 90 ROsuCOmmo1 steady al f9d; E1De dull
NJ 10. Cheese-Amencan Choee hrmer &c ~ Lard on
steady at 40. FlouT-ENtTa state nrm AZ 20. Wheat
Spring steady o Sd; Nc sprEg steady az 3d.
Winter steady 81 CornOd Mixed Soft dull al - 3D.
Prime New Mixed steady al 1891 Cotton SeeS Oh-iei0S
LTYERFooi. Aug. 20-l23o D. m-Cotton quiet Arm ;
Middns UpaaG@ 6s; MdGRg 3I,Sgs 6iis Sa sa 1
exrort Receipts 200 bales al American FUTURES lad
better: UBlands Low Mdlng clause. October delivery
september delivery, Bisd. Also 6As; Uplands Low Mid
ding clause september and october DELIVERY. e2s6; Also
delivery Glad Upands Tow Mnding cause, New Crop
shIppo Oct0Dcr and November. sail 61s The receipts Of
for tne three days were 10000 qs including 3d.
IIysErooI Aug 2O-I30 D. m.-Lard. 379d. per ewL tor
Bacon, - sd cwL for Long Clear Mddle and
LIVERPOOL Aug go m--ETeaastnis dun except
Corn which Is hTmer corn * Cd @zS9 per gr ior New
Mixed Western. Wheat lO3G per Genial i0r average
California white ID 3d. 1884 for California CiuD and sSL
Ga. for Red Winter.
lands hidng claue New Crop shipped November and
iyFaPool- Aug 20-4 d m.--The sales OF Cotton TODAY
Mndlng october end November delivery 6sd; Up
lands. Low Midtng canss, New CROP shipped December
sail od The market Tor fans ana FaDfles al
Manchester sduli and tending down.
IIyRRPOOI Aug 2O5 p.mCOttOn, futures brm Uplands'
loN -.
Upands Low MbldbHR CLAUSE NOyembef AMI Deeenbei 9e
iyrry Uplands Mddlng clause. New Crop ship
ped October and no yember sal, 6'lsL
LIVERPOOL Aug. 205.3O y. mBacon 80 per cwLl0r Long
Clesr Yiddles and 81 for short Clear Mlddles
LONDON Ane 2i-J;30 y. m Taiow. 81 81 per cwt
IoNpUE Aug 2ti- EvG.-I.inseed on. s2S 10 per ton.
AygRP Aug 2O-laTd closed 20 ~ hOrins 90 ktl0s
BEENEx Aug 2U-Lasd closed ~ 4O1s MARKS per 10 D..
Ay Aug. 20-Lard closed At 4Sa@jO names per 90 hlos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North RtVsr, Vessels and Raiiroqds
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY. Aug. ~, 1870.
ASHES In smau sale; Pots. 4sic.. Pearls, 59c.
BEEsWAXz-pqiI rather weak Western and Southern
BROOM Sys,y gust gSminay as before before ,.,
I@ lam Without new features trade aaiel 4Lu8r steady
81 76@sz . Haras gP ysrs 3 ~ ss3 3 g = Hayer
"Crotdn Brown 81 Dsfk IS Red 80. philadelphia s226
ST Baltimore, s549sSs- Yard pI1ees' delivery IA
FrSn:s. Cemsnt. Rosendale, per Dbl. soa8ac Port
land 10 7'S S fSa AZ oSgS6 zS pa bb a. cargo
rate 6Oe.; Finishing. eOei Roekana Common zoe Fin
gaTgo MIME b53Tds s2 per for sOa ll5 Amer
IaS' d s@'p s5aSi5 for box boards sl7 Tor
S osfqoes "G at sis%s21 per- Differed cafSoo $SSS
s2l do green flooring RolTds s2aasSt 81 dy 40 40
timber 81 5OdSl4 HartwOOds-Walnut, s77aSS5 per ";
A5h VA sSa "a sos DO DO Cus Do CHERRY
si5ss75 Do white wood : s 9 20 ySss S9 aS
so ior gco6 nearby stock. Nails moderately active at
oPSss steady s sBsr47R o per g7s
1P e ps sn.s a. B. ana rs, iS520c
eaIGco us 3d. s G sa5ST ana asS lower
% ser Blglsisggs unsettled ye 1. GUST "a SeE
castle DO Gazing 80 7j9sl English steam SaGS4 % Pro
yaes s So SgFn%Sy r y8s d0 Is ana 90 c
berand BOadtop and clearhed, s44Sl rs; Anthracite
c SSSl about steady Caracas lgs2oc. Mara
caiDo. 30d3ic; Guayaqml' lf'2@Isc' 81 domingo lI@
coTfGG-Tbe statistical position this morning was as fol
AZ Baltimcre 25f bags NewYork 1917 bags total
bS@s AZ Tew.York 7Os6I bags total &c., 27 bags Grand
ofi 1g 47O iR and loading for Unied states %
Juy Is $500 bass purchased for United States 70 AUGUST
14 Santos 900 bags Total visible supply, 2S3SlO
h9rs delivered from warehouse during the weekAt Balt
more 12s bags az NewYOrk, 2l729 bags total 1887
hes To-day Rio hrm demand fair; Ordinary cargOs, l441
lie Pair i6h6l6i9c; Good, l64@l7e; Prime, l7ite
II c Far 10 santos 1874 lG1c, gold Ssles and win
6rawals IRON to-day: 2,Oo0 bags e1 liaToid A0ts
bags OK lty Of RIO Gf5 santos * Haley az 90 81 &C.
o haas RIO ex TyehO Brahe" leaving stock here % O3S
bsTE Mid qaiot but steady; Java, - d25c MaracsDo 00
l7Lc Iaguayra u Ia 10 DO; - Domingo 10 CoSh
Riea il9f7c saYaBlia, l30l7e.i Mexican 1oSl62c ia
C00PERAGE sTOCK-Quiet, prlees about steaty. We
mote Mol4sses Shocks 33 inch with heads 81 60gSl %
Sr shocks with heads 80 nch s225GS2 30; Box Sh0Ok
~ Zoe Rnm shooks 80 6O1s3 TO- Pipe shocks SO 5Ogs
,upV HOK-heads 81 750S2 Hoops, ID teet Ofdihay 70
Prime s26S32 10, ~ feet. S220SIb-
A8E-WithOut changes, trade slow. - -
ssTrca ouiet unchanged sales 500 bales for
spmuiue Delivered contract 100 baes Ioeerps ~ VIZ
% tj7 bales against this day last week. ard 51U last
spee September l. 233343 bales, against llfS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
Total since Jan l. si0I 7O9873 sl7O65e786 S916Sl COS
Price OF geld...-..- IlO9 IO4Ts 1908
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.

LONDON Aug. 20-Tbe Times financial says
'Ihe market remains UNCHANGED Discount iaes have
settled down into knd OF temporary slagnaton Bills
tBUe short loans have easier 30 Obtain but
demand Is expected today TUESDAY "a considerable sums
be repaid TO the bank Apar from passing 81 that
kind there nothing sight which calculated % disturb
the market and rates are Sey TO remain Tor some time al
considerably lower level than the Bank Of England rate Tins
viii be unfortunate in respects but apparently cannot
be heped"
LONDON Aug 2p-lz3o pm s. bonds tour and hall per
cents lO5as 1868. 1861 TenOrtes Jos Erie Railway
The months bills in
the open market Il q cent which is per cent below
the Bank OF England rate.
LONDON, Aug: 20-l3U mParis adyioes quote hve per
cent renes mt III francs % confines for the account
LONDON Aug 90 D. n-COnsolS 94lse foF money. 05lis
FOR the account q. :. bonds TenfOrcs 1854 Pennsyl
yana Central 323a Reading Railroad l7'4. Pans advccs
quote the
PARIS Ana. 2o-ExchaDge London. 26 francs % cen
times f0T short sight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21

in State bonds, Louisiana cOnsols were firm AT Il q
972; Missouri 6s selling at lO3, Georgia 6s at 100,
and south Carolina nOn-iundable Is ar.
In city bank stocks, Park 90 sold at 9Ol2 Fonrfh
National 40 at 90, and Bank Of Commerce t7) at
11SlL
Railroad bonds were more active. Hannibal and
St. Joseph convertible IS continued their advance
TO 90 aud trsts Of Burlington and Cedar Rapids
were strong az 70la. st. Paul sinking funds were
up TO S5l G95l4 J. and NJ Division ruling &C 99l2,
and Northwest gold bonds at 9Sos. The consolidated
frsts of NsH-YOrk Central and Hudson were OF to
Us: Central real estate bonds selling az lOl, whle
Canada Southern guaranteed irsts fell to ~. Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas con. Assem- ed sold at 10,
Louisiana and Missouri fFSts at 97S4, Morris and
Essex eOl firsts at 90, Michigan Central 7s ut II,
Union Paciic rsts at 100, sIuklng fund at lO3 10
ledo and Wabash rsts ST. Louis Division, at TN,
seconds. ex November 1877 coupons, at 90, and
Great Western seconds, ex November, 1877 coupons,
At G3.
There was not much that was in gold; the
market being quiet and the sales at lOOo51 1902
On gold loans the lending rates we're /, p Hal,
ami pr cent for borrowing. The Assistant Treas
Hef paid out to-day 100000 IN COIN interest on ne
Iublie debt, and $50 900 redemption OF called
bonds The days business Of the gOid-ciear1ng
department of the Bank OF the State OF hew-1Ork
covered Gold cleared 81, SSO0OO; gold balances,
Sl19J5O0; currency balances, 81 ,ZO3, AGO. The
gold quotations were as follows:
l0...IOOas I2...--..-..~lO0 y S--.-.-..---.lO0's
Foragn exchange was quiet aud steady to-day.
The selling rates were the basis OF 81 S4'O
81 Stla f0r sixty-days bills and "a S3A9S4 81 for
demand ~ the 6. We annex current quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21

pRUos AND Nc A' sHS R esss
ges,Asf Grimm 81 ora N jobbng way Mofphins
81 So ouaiSs 81 sos ouckslVe 4sS50e; tpeeas A9St
1rnea FIaweSs asssc o Aeo ASs SS
"a 9S CasstIc soda SO 65 asa Sal Soda 81 10; Eng
nsh BCareoah1S dafe lie; on peppermint in I'm
5O do In gIsss q bg952 81 OH Sass.lrss zoe so
37c on Winfargreen. 81 IOdSl SOi vi - 30 asi
80. Se III 81 for Old aud B5c for New 5epeeA toCc
az for W estsrI and a4ec- for seuthsfni SH
in larger supply dn1 Sepres.s o s siSs
INTERCHANGEABLE shQre S1Sa&ZOs 90, l.fkeso "a
~ 80 Heunm EO d. sl0HS11 no, oe - W a.
q "a No Prince Edwards Islsnd So @elo. Gu seAi0e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21

.s;rS ita advance to 90, presented the same
ubsten : General interest which has been its pre-
v,,l.t feature for several weeks The moyoment
Ks pss was more s sTEsse ssSS q @ts h 4aSg
fHelaaas1see ea661o with iDal sales at 66oS the
ESQ., -Uses at Which it closed yesterday; and all
fsoe ~ transaotiOns amounting to only 27,7OO
~ S Erie %Fas dull. opening at H. and closing
y 70 . WISCONSIN stocks exhibited signs of
Ins and after opening up at full figures, de-
49, ana closed at email reaction from the low
cliDea, - The Western investment stocks were
81 pa steady. Coal shares were feyerlsh; the
gnls.istioo waiting upon the meeting OF the Board
fPeTsooatrol TO be held tomorrow. Western Union
q yoDssb was more active, and sold from 90 up TO
Iee661s' and Pacific Mail, after selling at 1901 4,
$3.50 offered at IL.
sle 9te Darket closed feverish and unsettled.
RANGE or THE STOCK MARKEL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21

pkgs. Peanuts. shinrnsnis Of Drsu EfIs-- ofe bbls
70 10 ths soI "a A piles vg r. infer
an are vat ~ o Be- T me OF IA Pee
heelv ants aar ,ertJ - ~ Tirft are ~ - mr.
u IN lie g. q -, Sic. h ~
extremely al "a lever slles 5i1c. Cher
ries nrHer eaeice viii bring ZOE;
bbls. sold that figure. RGspberfies
and wanted 222 There fr 20 the Peanut market
and prices ar QuOiatgns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21

Receipts far the past wees 2.7b4 pkgs preyous week.
2L82l pxgs corresponding week last year, 34bIo pkgs
shipments Tor past week, el7l pkg sao TINE 4st year
7t7 pkea with exception Of htilc We ker teenG on
Iine Creamery and heavier depressed FEELING on
a Common. favored EJ,flsl there u bnt hitle
9 aurc note The home trade axes nearly AL
the state Creamery and VIII 2@c. VERY readily,
IN 80 af-- before payLE .3c rtatc Firslus selec
aps have a d az 2Oc with nrs ace; there -
many pDOi ones every Invoice that they rarely sell M
STRAIGHT lots. Coming 90 Western We have a Gun
market shippers take a nt;ls Creamery &C 2Oc,
blt cannot be Induced Ia go hlgher-l2j pkgA
sod naay 10 an exporter at that price, Very little . good
O. 10 hrtuE outs DE- quotations. TX Ortsts want
mcdam gTtde Of Batter sueb a. can be purchased TOT
lcl guus bHt Irregular iOts oi ladl Iacktd
Jg Al he nom ut thrFO sarcity OF ais caas Of But
c0ult freely. German rhPPefs nave bte
t4Flug moro than % al weeks past ana
vu' pr, badly continue % Increase Their snip.
4 male must hc rglfueu ~
shade weaker al around with the maey OF tsaeuohs at
-. LL.Lr. n III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21

FUTURES moderately active, closing 20 POINTS g EhS
sstss IaS evening zoo bales1O1ay Ce-Ho rams
asttons second CanSePtenber 1l6li Oet0Oerl I 80
IosS n ias March 81; total. 1900 bales Third Ca
Iy,ii II co. septsmber ll67; October lL43 Janu
arv III no; total 100 Dales Also, to-day A9spsl LID
s,Snisr 1860 90 october, ll.42a1l44i h0fSmbeE
9iit959bi "a, Decenber, 1LlS4iL2O; January, lLlsa
ii 20 fetal $4,000 bales; grand TOTAL H10OV DAio'' F~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
LIVE POULTRY.
YRGKTABLEs.

Shipments OF Potatoes $685. bbS: OF OnOns 1888 pkgs.
Potatoes not plenty, and quotations held firmly
Potatoes arriving freely and have Moderate IN
quiry at S3a4 for Virginia and 80 10 ~ % FOR Delaware
Tomatoes are in heavy supply and are lower Very htte
Cagl flower coming EgK Pants have slow sale az 90
75c per Dbl Philadelphia lots and Soc. tn 81 for
Long Island Most OF the Jersey Corn j. worm eaten
81 been sold low zoe per leo;
that Om Long island good and sells readily at7jc 10 81
WzTnOns plenty And generally lower Nutmeg Melons
du and lower Jsnay Inds from Philadelphia sell az soc
% bill EeypOr Melons about the same AMI Jerseys at
81 t0 3 90 Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21

shoulders 5zc Gear RIB 72oe; Clear sides 725a735c
Rses,Ps- teeS 4o1a blssi wheet 91os9 bush. Sern.
10000 bush; Data "a 900 Dnsh Ryp 5000 hush snip
BUSH. Oais. l.0OO Ausls
FOLEps. Xae ad-Eneat easier; No 3 shlts wabash.
~ oS; No do 81 06 ~ no White Micsisan % *
ira White HichI, ~ y, spot seller Ans sJc seller
ssDiemhes. 97 re; No Anler AicA,zsa . :; "a Red
aflcr cmDer,
99c lieleeted Wabash, Sec We1eIn Amber 93c. Germ
High Mixed ~ c; No 8ecr August,
4ls.e Ne White 42hc; hsiectsa t,se: Dan,axsa 2ss.e
duIl 2 pc; ReJcced. 2t'tc QpaapisN heat,
3S 900 nHsh. Corn TO- basf: Osts, 3ts DHsh ship
EeBtsWesG l5l00bus; Cora 81 300 bas: sats, ~ 90
bush In st0reWeat JU0010 bush: CON- NO bush;
oats 5000 bush. Market closed-Whsat easier AFusor
Micaiean. sDot 98e. seller August 93ae. No Amber
Michigan. 96c No. Red Wnler spot 9sie seller Auust
9SaS saler Septefn Der 81 H87 le No R sSc; 70.
Dayton end ichgan hel 9tlfe Corr dull 80 seilos
August, Al 3sf.. No. White, 40 e.
n. c. Ang 20SplFfts OF fuFpentine nteef AZ
ROsn arm ~ ~ ~ : tor Strained Cre fulp me
steady al 81 Hard; 81 10 for yellow DIP 81 40 for
Virgn Tar steady I'll 10 Corn Fra Prime White. ices
Mixed, "a a55c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
PRINT CLoTHs MARKET.

FALL RIVER. Mass- Aug 20.The Printing Cloth Market
ruled dull for "a square Cloths being weaker
ana lower 39 20 days, per cent of cash. while COX
80 though less strong at 39c not quotably over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21

Receipts for the Scans, 1858 bDls. Peas lob
bush Exports Beens 500 bills; Poas l.tt 7bush Just
present Bean 10 rsticT an unsettled eond
Holders realize that the VIII De here, ana
pressing rir upon the inarkct Medium bvans
Al DO ssktng ~ 22ia, but they can
bought Tor les Marrow have had moderate export
demand stock has been coming frward more ireey
AID win A disposition the part ~ receivers 70 'h'et
sales possible prices have dcened ~ 5z1 was
yesterday bur prime siocA sold TO-DAY ~ ~ 90
ana p.cntY offered ~ tbat hgufe There are
few orders here Tor Rel Kidney. and parties holding
oF.era unable 10 get them nhcd even ~ Inc
high pnccs offered shiy2cIs must expect IaRid ut
4, ne - Brsns begin arrive. carload %
new Green Peas have maao their appearance ana ara
IL 90. II is rather 200 early 10 e1pec ready sa
besi,i.s be bought al 81 - O. "a 80 All
other Beans, we'll Canada Peas ars nominal