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GRAND PUBLIC MASS MEETING, called
~ by the New York section n The socislistic Labor
party, on Tuesday July -. AZ the Germanla Assembly
Rooms, 2ol -2'3 Bowery, ~ O'Clock evening SUBJECT
" The Coming Election Ot Mcmhers TOT the German pnr
lament BY the s. l.. T. All are invited
ROBERT II BARTHOLOMEW
Organizer oi the Main Section Y
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RiOlO,nos.
Suar> anO auunls.

SOar> an0 aooms.
A LONE LADY can accommodate two respectable
"a girls with front hall BEDROOM sitting room
AL coneences Tor cooking house private 2i7 East 35h
st. Call all the week
RoAKDiNG.-single or double rooms, gents 81 so
DSoi ladies', 500 use paror; piano. bath 1855 IIud,
son 81, corner Beach.
RoAhD and washing only q; private house; two or
- three young men. 1870 Madison ST. " -
CITY boarders wanted at Locust Grove, near the
-, natshlls; best OF references given Address s. II
DE WITT. saugertes, Post ONCE box SO "
EURNIsHED rooms to let for housekeening oTst
l. noori single rooms Si'So 10 ~ is5 Thompson 81
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npoy,, ROYAL BAKING POWDER
~ mas larger sale than all other baking pow
olru because of It's unquestOncd Purity, Uniform
az bE ,neahinlncss ami Efficacy Prepared from
no r. NhEAM TARTAR. IL has received the recon-
81 the New York Board OF Health, and OF emf
ROYAL has taken the place Of Soda, saerutus. snd
YER sours nor eaksA In tin cana only Sold BY aroesIt
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Trains will leave BOSTON daily except sundayO at $50
NJ. - 30. 35 and r W. pullman train through 10
Bangor without change connecting az Portland Tues
day and Friday with steamers for MT DESERT
JOHN, and HALIFAX.
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY,
THREE DEPOrS ~ PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK
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NEW YoRK. JUNE ls. Is1s.-NetropoIliaa

The EASTERN RAILROAD is the FAvoRtTE SEA
SHORE ROUTE. touching Mt all the celebrated beaches
along the New England coast Il. =. PATRICK,
General PASSENGER and Ticket Agent Boston.
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A summary OF the above leaves the contesting
mines occupying the following relative positions
In yon
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= HrOa1WnV, 12l u, and Nih nV
Money deposited before the ION of Iuly draws
interest from the LIST
Open Toto 3; Mondays and SATURDAYS. 1Oto7
JNo W. BklrrON. President
GARDSER s CHAfiN, Treasurer
CHARLES T.. SPRAGUE secretary
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT.
AND TIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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COMFY ISLAND VIA LOCUST GROVE.

The iol5 trip from coney Island will land only
Leroy st. weather permitting
The stanch and reliable steamboat BAY RIDGE will
leave Battery landing adjoining staten Island Jerry. 10
A NJ 30 and 80 VI. Returning. leave Locust Grove
A. NJ ! and 4 T. NJ Fare, 25c. Excursion tickets, 4Oc
A -sTARIN ENCURsIONs.-S Steamboats,. tugs.
~. harges and groves always hand 20
sonablc rates Special attractions at Alpine Grove,
Hudson. opposite fonkers Refreshments 1c furnished
Apply at Office Of Starins Pier H. N r.
heiMenn Cnriln ndi and DnN st.
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EAsTERN RAILROAD.
FAvoRrrE SEA SHORE ROUTE.
Only line running SUNDAY TRAINs-Boston to Portland.

. During the season Of 1873. a SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
EXPRESS TRAIN will leave BOSTON at 7;45 A. NJ, ar
irving IN PORTLAND at u o'clock noon, Returning,
leave PORTLAND t2i15 r. NJ and arrive In BOSTON at
$50 NJ. connecting with all rail and Sound lines ~ and
from New York.
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Il after july direct inn will he made via
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
PARLOR CARS leaving the steamer landing at FOX
POINT VIII ARR. PROVIDENCE. at 3 so A. NJ, will run
through TO FABiAS HOUSE and ALL WHITE NOUN
TAIN POINTS WITHOUT CHANGE.
NVEsT POINT OR NEWBUKGH, daily
w except sundays: see DAY LINE Advertisement;
remain AZ WEST POINTS hours, NEwBuRGH nearly
hours, due AT New York return at 80
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nj METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,


- SAFEGUARD reliable ,papcr devoted 10 the in
forests Of savings bank dcpositors everywhere Filth
wear Only safe and sound banks advertised hut news
i published OF unsafe tailed well a SECURE banks
besides other information for dcpositOrs out the O
every month, july No ready. Yearly hScrIt ton
80 cents three copies year -. send money ia reg
lscrcd letter. Address THE SAFEGUARD A. Broad ST.
New York. - $3.50 "'
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NEW YORK, JUNE IL, Is7s.-Metropolitau
~ Elevated Railway Open from 51s A. NJ to ~ P ".
Stations Morris st. nearest point Tor South ferry and
Battery Rector st. nearest point Tor wall st. terry;
C0rtlandt It, nearest point for Jersey City and Com
munipaw ferries; Park place nearest Point for Pos,
Office city Hall, and Barclay St ferry TO lioboken;
Chambers It. rest point Tor Pavona and Erie r. X
ferry; franklin st. Grand ~ nearest points tor Det
nearest points for Christopher st ferry To ohoken; tth
st 23d St. point ior 23d ferry jersey City;
3dd 81 42d At, nearest point Tor y. Central r. r. de-
poi rh st. 5sth st. nearest point tor Central Park For
uptown trains take side stations For downtown
trains take weStside stations Fare 10 cents be-
tween the hours uf ga aud ~ A NJ. and and r. ",
when the iarc Il cents Koue-From 5sth along 9Th
av u aud along Amity st 10 and along south 9Th TO
Canal St crossing into and along West Broadway to
Chambers st. into and along College places 10
aud along Murray It To and along Church st and
along New Church st. Ia Morris It Connects with the
following horse car lines At Rector st., with cars for
South Ferry at Grand st. with for Dcsbrosses and
East rand ~ ferries ut Blocker st. with east
aud west at 9Th ST., with for Christopher and East
10Th ~ ferries az lfh st. with tor West I'D and
East 23d and 3ih IT. ferries at Hl St. with cars Tor
Ncchawkcn ferry; ut 59th ST. with Of Belt Line
Railroad J. y NAVARRO. Vice Pre- Sident
VI. VAN HRDtkIIN. Supcri ndcnt
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MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
NIN0mpleed 10 GreenpOlnt 0ppOstc 23d It. East rive

Summer time table take effect Sunday June TO- 1878
WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS
The elegant steamer ELIZA HANCON. commencing as
as above, will run during the from Pier foot Of
2id St, EAST RIVER. direct to Companys Depot At
GREENPOINr, making close connec tons. going and
turning. with express trains to ana from Manhattan
Beach
Boat leaves 23d It Pier at si5 IS iO45 II .45 ",
and ~ a. so 2.l5. 3.55 -, so and q Is r. VI
Trains leave Manhattan Beach for New York
point Al 730 10. II A. ". and i2;1O L. 200 3.i2 4Oi
5l2 6UI 7. s'lo, and $50 T. N. Time from GreenpOinL
~ minutes
Trains connect at East Now YORK with Rapid Transit
trains Atlantic av BROOKLYN also with Canarsie and
RockAway Beach Railroad.
VIA BAY RIDGE.
The elegant steamers THOMAS COLYFR and ID. r.
MARTIN leave 22d st. North river, o. TO- II, ~ NJ and
/ "a .: q and ~. NJ Leroy st. North river. o.io.
1910. ll;lo A. VI 1910, no 2lO $40. 40 $40 8iiO
and Ilo NJ Pier =. North river. 20 i02S, u q
NJ 122 s25 rs. 3.25, 425 5.25, 6.2S aud 25 r. NJ
Trains leave Manhattan Beach via BAY Ridge at \,
1910. II 40 A. "; I2.4O 1856 243, $40 4.lO 49,
@ 40 TAO and q ?. VI.
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Ennn moM nsrEAD EXCuNsIoN.-

second Herbert Excursion train will leave New Jersey
Central Railroad Depot loot Of Liberty IT.. at A NJ
July H. tor Herbert. ~ j.. one hour FROM New York
where fine building lots given away. proprietors
serving those alternate streets applicants paying only
cost OF executing deed Tickets be had only the
office OF the Bennett Improvement Company, n East
Fourteenth street between sth and 18th inst Fare for
the round tip. rs cents
should the 18th be rainy, excursion will he postponed
n nj tick
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ddlantto- xfmalts.

ttlantto-- tfmalts.
UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
MAY leave their vors for rHx sus at the only author
lied up town advertisement Offices
,2Bt Broadway, corner of 3lst st. till ID T. ". and
nos West I'D ST. opposite Grand Opera House, aud 100
ID ay.. corner OF attn st. until = r W.
Nocxtra charge.
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GOTH sEMI-ANNUAL DIvIDEND.

EAST RIVER SAVINGS INSTITUTION
No Chambers St. New York, June ~. 1879
lnerc for the sN months ending June 80 1875 at the
rate oi FIVE FER GENT per annun on sum. OF ~ tSn
anu under and at the rate nt rot X PER CEN ON the
excess has been declared amt will he PAYABLE after July
~ ISIS " II sLOCtM, President
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TO FnILADELPHIA,

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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A GRAND EXCURSION
ROCKAWAY BEACH
ON THE PALACE STEAMER
!. b. SCHUYLER
on THURSDAY. July II,
viii make the following landings; i29th St. Harlem,
A. 10Th st. 9n6. SIth 9:i5: 5ls st.. 900; 33t st.
e3D Noble It, Greenpont a35 SOUTH 9th IT.. williams
hurgh, nt5. Broome st, 10 A. " Returning leave Rock
away 3.3O =. VI.
FARE FOR THE EXCURSION so CENTS.
Music by the Firth Avenue Orche sra Lyric Gec Club
and COlored Quartet - - -
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. I'M DIVIDEND.
al FRANKLIN SAVINGS HANK

Of FNANkLIN SAVINGS BANk,
,,..,.r,., ,.,,.,,... corner oi f2d 81 and 9Th
INTEREST DNlDEND.-lntrresi nj thr rat, of s Der
cent per annum Tor the months ending july ISIS
VIII be paid TO deposOrs entitled thereto ON and alter
Monday. July IS. JAS f. CHANBEl,I,AiN
CHAS T.. HYATT, Secretary president
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-12

-four at former quotations; S4.75@5.00. Buck
wheat flour shade lower; S5.OO@6.OO.
CoRN-In good demand at 39@40c, free OF
elevator. In bulk, to consumers, 1880.
OATs-Market firm; heavy white on the track
to dealers 26@27c; good mixed 25@26c; to con-
sumers free of elevators mixed 27@28c; white
28@29c
BARLEY-We have nothing new toreport. Old
Quotations are sustained; No. !, $4,000; No. q
45@50c; No. 3,38@40c.
BEANs-No market; prices nominal at $1.2a
for common; hand picked medium Sl.769
200; navy S2.0O@2.50.
GROUND FEED-No improvement in the
market, and no change in prices, $15.5O@16.OO.
Bran, S9.0O@9.75. Shorts, $10.5O@l1.00.
Com MEA1-Bolted per 100 lbs, 41.25.
Extraordinarily no market in the lower
grades here or elsewhere, but choice known
brands meet with ready sale at 16@20c.
Eaas-Good demand for fresh laid at lOc.
PoU1rRY-1f fresh killed and heavy, mod.
crate demand. Receipts very small. Turkeys
l0@1lc; chickens 9@10c.
LIVE STocK-Receipts of beef cattle light,
but sufficient to supply the demand; first quail
ity fat steers 4@41c; extra fat COWS and oxen
4@4Ac; ordinary 3A@3%c. Mutton, in dc.
mand at 4119c; good fat weathers &c live weight.
Veal 4@419c live weight.
DRESSED MEATs-No market in hogs; prices
nominal, at 3@s4c. Beef, quiet; fresh killed
and well handled, 4@419c.
MESS PoRK-Little doing at $10.5O@1lO0.
HAY-Very little in market, owing to bad
roads, Wild $8.OO@1O.OO; tame sl2.OO@l4.OO.
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NEW YORK, March II.
Gold closed at 1909, after selling down from
100 to 100A
Carrying rates .4@2 per cent.
Silver bars at London 544 pence. Here sill
YER bars are ll9 in greenbacks. and 118 in gold.
Silver coin per cent. discount.
Governments strong
Railroad bonds firm and higher, especially
for the Granger issues.
State securities steady.
The stock market was generally firm and
higher with principal activity and advance in
Western Union, which rose from 1925 to 1914
on the rumor that the company intended to
make their quarterly dividend of per cent.
instead of ~. In late afternoon dealings the
market was dull except for Western Union.
The Granger shares and Lake Shore, St. Louis,
Kansas d Northern preferred advanced from 81
to 2212. Granger shares were firm and higher.
Lake Shore fell off to 61T, but recovered to
62B. Western Union closed at 1919. The tone
Of the market at the close was strong The
earnings of the Milwaukee & st. Paul railway
increased $3.50, 900 the first week in March.
The transactions aggregated Ill, DOL shares,
of which 10000 were Lake Shore 5000 North
ferred, 5000 st. Paul common, 1900 st. Paul
preferred, 1000 Lackawanna, $500 Morris &
Essex, and 4, 700 Western Union.
Money, easy at 4@413 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 1906 per cent.
Customs receipts, 1922 900. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $1,000, 900. Clearings $780,
100000.
Sterling, strong; long 81; short, sc.
The following were the closing quotations:
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The Southwest blizzard.

SIDNEY, Neb., March 1O.-A severe snow
storm set in Thursday night extending over
400 miles, from Bitter Creek, Wyoming, to
Ogallalla, Nebraska, and has ragged until this
morning with great fury, filling the cuts on
the railway with snow. The storm was so Sc
we're during its continuance that men could
not possibly work. All trains were laid up
at convenient points for safety and comfort.
The storm has now somewhat subsidized and
the track will soon be cleared and oil trains
go through.
CHEYENNE, Wy, March 1O.-The Union
Pacific is still bloclkaded by snow. The
western division is open beyond Laramie,
but nothing has passed that point eastward
Tho eastern division is open east of Sidney.
Nothing has passed Antelope westward
where No. passenger, due here Friday, still
remains awaiting relief Several hundred
men with shovels, together with a number of
plows, have been engaged to-day between
Sidney and Laramie in endeavoring to lift
the blockade. The heaviest pillow on the road
left Laramie this forenoon, but stuck at Tie
Siding. The snow in the cuts is packed
very hard, and the plows which left here east
ward at Z a. m. have not made much pro-
gross, returning here at p. NJ.
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DOWN TO HARD Pan.
And Very Hard it is, But It's Too Far Down
for These Crippled Firms.

PHILADELPHIA, March ll.-Ashml Troth d
Son, VIM. A. Meeler & Co., and Troth Bros,
provision dealers, have suspended. Their fa1l-
ures are brought about mostly through the
operations Of Henry Troth, trading as Ashal
Troth & Son, who has been specializing Largely.
The debts of the firm are due principally to
banks and note brokers who negotiated their
paper. The above firms were identified with
Collins & Beagary, who suspended Saturday,
and all declare that no other house in the trade
is involved. Collins & Beagary's liabilities are
placed at 100000.
New YORK, March 1.-THE failure of pro-
vision houses at Philadelphia, it is stated on the
produce exchange, and by leading provision
dealers here, will not affect any New York
house.
schedule assignment by +. w. Adams &
Co., lumber Dealers was filed to-day. The
liabilities of the firm and individual members
are $1,548, 044. Nominal assets 81, 1868, 442;
actual assets $30959.
Boston, March ll.-White, Osborne & Co.,
leather dealers, are reported suspended. Esti-
mated liabilities $12OOO0, chiefly due to rough
leather dealers.
MONTREAL, March l1.-Picault & Co., whole
sale and retail druggists, have suspended.
Liabilities 100000.
The recommendation of the House OF Com
mons committee that the capital of the Mer-
chants bank be reduced 1919 instead of Is per
cent. depressed the stock per cent.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, March IL.
COTTON-Quiet and steady at IL .OO@l1.ll1f;
futures barely steady.
FLOUR-Dull, receipts 90, 900 bbls; No. 2 ss. co
common to good extra $4.75@5.OO; good to
choice $5.O5@5.8S; white wheat extra &c. 600
$50; fancy 6.55@7.75; extra Ohio $4,000
6.85; st. Louis $4.85@7.75; Minnesota pat
ent process $6.00@8.25. Rye -four, unchanged.
Corn meal, dull and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat, dull; receipts $4,000 bus;
ungraded spring $1.21; No. 8 Milwaukee in
store $l.l9; No. Northwestern $1.22@1.2216;
No. do $1.32@1 .33; No. 2 Milwaukee $1.23;
No. red winter 81: s2@1.3s; No. spring and
March $1;2lA@1:21s4; April $1.2111@l.22A.
two-rowed State Coo. Malt, dull and unchanged.
Corn, steady and in fair demand; receipts
$4,000 bus; ungraded western 47Ql53c; steam
mixed 51s4@6214c; No. 2 CSC; round yellow
5219c Oats, stonger; receipts 80, 900 bus; mixed
341ac; white $500; No. 2 34s<@35c; No. 2
white S4M@35.
HAY-Shipping at Csc.
HOPS-Quiet; western 5(18c.
GROCERlES-Coffe quiet. Sugar, quiet and
firm; fair to good refining 79s@7Xc; prime
TIC; refined, demand fair and firm. Molasses,
quiet. Rice unchanged.
PROVISIONS-Pork, firm, but closed less
strong at $1O.1O@10.30. Beef, dull. Cut meats,
western long clear middles, dull at $5.l216.
Lard, prime steam $7.20@7.221f.
PRODUCE-Butter,h heavy; western 7@22c
Cheese, dull at 7@1Sc. Eggs, heavy; western
l0@14c.
WHISKY-Firm at $1.0618.
PETROLEUM-Dull and nominal: crude
| TIC; refined 12c.
TALLOW-Quiet at ~
ROsIN-Quiet at $1.55@l.6219.
TURPENTINE-Heavya at Sic.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
- sey-ss. In Probate Court-spectal Term, March
4th, 1873.
In the matter of the estate of Hermann Pilgrim,
deceased:
Whereas, An instrument in writing. purportng to
be the last Will and testament of Hermann Pilgrim
deceaaed, late Of said county, has been delivered to
this court; a
And Whereas, Frederick Pilgrim has filed there
with her petition, representing among other thinsa
that said Hermann Pilgrim died IN said county on the
18th day of February, 1878, testate, and that said
petitioner is the sole executrix named In said last
will and testament and praying that the said tnstru-
ment may be admitted to probate, and that le:ters
tsstamentory be to her issued thereon;
It Ia ordered, That the proofs of said instrument
and the said petition, be heard before this Court at
the Probate Office In said county, on the second ay
Of April A. D. 1878, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon
when allconcerned may appear and contest the bro.
bate Of said instrument; ~
And It is further ordered, That public i,otice NJ
the time and place Of said hearing be given to al
sons interested by publication OF these orders for
three weeks successfully previous to saad day Of hear
published ct Saint Paul, in said county. =
~ tne Court. HENRY O0ORMAN,
lseaLl Judge Of Probate.
PnRcI, STEPHENsoE MArazrR,
AHorneys for Petitioner. mar 64w-tues
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Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO, March IL.
FLoUR-Dull and nominal.

FLOUR-Dull and nominal.
GRAIN-Wheat unsettled, generally higher;
No. Chicago $1.0619; No. Chicago gilt edge
$1.O5A; regular, $l.0556 cash; $l.05a6 Gal. O51&
March; $l.04aa9@l04h April; $1.O5I @1.O5a1
May; No. 8 Chicago 99c. Corn, fairly active, q
shade higher, and rather unsettled at IL no cash,
April, May and July; 1870 june Oats, dull,
dull and nominal at 1890 cash; 24c April;
261@265sc May. Rye, easier at $40. Barley,
dull and nominal at 45s4 10000.
PROFESSIONALISM, demand fair and prices
higher. ut $9.30@9.3715 cash; $9.SO@9.321k
April; $9.45@9.47119 May. Lard, active and q
shade higher at 800 cash; $6. 9715@7. 90 April;
$7071a@7.lO May; $7.15@71611 June. Bulk
meats firm and unchanged.
WHISKY-$1.4.
RECEIPTs-160O 900 bbls -four, $1,000 bus
wheat, l6l 900 bus corn, 1877 900 bus oats, 49, 200
bus rye, 7,00O bus barley.
SHIPMENTS-16,0 900 bbls -four, IS, 900 bus
wheat, $4,000 bus corn, $1,000 bus oats,
$500 bus rye, $500 bus barley.
CLOSING PRICES.
GRAIN-Wheat, unsettled and generally
higher at $1.05@1.051s April; $l.O51@1.Oe
May. Corn, frmer, but not quotably higher
Oats, firm and unchanged.
PROFESSIONALISM active, firm and higher
at $9.s5@9.374 April; $9.5O@9.52h May
Lard, fairly active and shade higher at S7.O21e
April no May.
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Milwaukee Produce Market.
Nfvr Mech 4

FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat opened firm at 80 higher
and closed quiet; No. hard $1.13; No. !
Sill; No. 2 $1.07A; March $1.055s; April
$l.0635 May $1.O75s; No. 8 $1.02. Corn, dull
and easier; No. 2 nominal at 4ls4@42c. Oats,
nominally easier No. 2, 2414c. Rye, dull and
lower; No. l, 5S4@54c. Barley, quiet and
unchanged; No. 2 5I19@5411c.
PROVISIONS-A shade frmer; meas pork
nominal at 1925. Lard, prime steam $500
cash.
HOGS-Dressed, quiet and steady $3.50; live,
steady and in moderate demand at 1926.
RECEIPTS 6,253 bbls -four; $4,000 bus.
wheat.
SHIPMENTS 107 bbls flour; 1886 bus
wheat
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-12
TORN.IDO At ATLANTA.
A Church Falls in Upon Congregation
without Killing Any One.

New YORK. March 11.-An Atlanta, Ga, dis
patch says tornado struck that city yesterday
morning about II o clock, leveling the Episco-
pal church and injuring fourteen members of
the congregation. When the building was
struck, the officiating minister knowing that
it was merely question Of minutes to secure
the safety of the people, cried to them to throw
themselves under the seats. This advice the
congregation followed, and not moment too
soon. With few fearful creaks and jars of it's
roof and walls, the whole building turned into
a shapeless ruin burying the congregation un-
der the debris. Several other churches in At
lanta have been seaiously damaged, their walls
we'll shaken and roofs partly stripped. The
city hall has been entirely unroofed, and the
damage was done to private residences and
stores.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-12
COMMERCIAL.

st. Paul Produce Market, March IL.
WHARF.-The heavy rains yesterday have rem
dered theroads almost impossible, consequently
deliveries of grain were unusually light to-day.
No. wheat is firm at $1.O0.
FLoUR-Market dull. Patent Process 5000
@7.oo; straight xxx $5.OO@5.25; clear 1926
@4.5o; xxx ss.5O@4.0O; Xxx $2.OO@2.25. Rye