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, 1879-03-07
VOI1 Ub
Rostou C.nm.nereiat BRllfttrs

Rostou Gnnmerefat BR!lettn.
Head l[nrs-Wrln!slta.
A trick at the wl,ocl lsgencral'y taken by
jack.
IL not Lent good season for tho loan assor-
uana
Is Conn tic shaurhraun any relation to
Hartford Connf
pnuc!ng is forbidden durlug Lent but nsh
balls are allowable
An Irist, friend asks II the heal nul tow polka
eau bc uyed In l4tntt
French csoclery ts tie most economical
aeyrcs wnre, you know.
Yuu can always toll wtcro tho catheads aro
aboard shp By listening to tic p1!r nir'
redostrlanistn IL growing alatmtngly intru-
siye. Two tracks, wuEc latd tn our pcw last
Sunday.
t.Th!s is a prltne airy meeting" sail tho poll.
tic[o,, when ha founl there Has nu fire In tho
ward Fo0n.
Npal was the, nsst man wl,o strictly observed
Leut, llu lived Oh water for forty days aud
furty nghts.
Shakespeare puts a great many tnaects Into
ons sentence whcn he makes DunQu0 cry "Fly,
leu, ants, tlyt'
Donn t1att'a check Is reported 70 have bsen
ppuuu.! by Col. ActiarEnhau. Mctarrahan's
iuIn Ia said 10 be very bully bruised.
Walking matches aEe SO common now thAt
We shout! nnt ou surprised TO sea them pcddled
round tho street any day at twn CENTS bunch.
Chicago t1nantrclai AattrtfstF.
Capital st9e!t-Ayrslirc cows.
The sen throws up the spopge.
Tho early raycuue-oil!ccr catches the worm
still.
II YOUNG laay wants homo Of her own, she
will not q nlatl.shtln.
How ,lo wo know The sun IS musical body'
A13ecauss t,c Ecut1s forth Ills 80 Ia re.
Tbs siun-"g gs,"-,la,ls teclaro 1t Is neither mote
nor lcas than n queue tan-culss prejaa!ces
What IL tho .li!Ferenca between scusonah'e
poala MD chislt One is On spring, and Tic
other Is olIspfIug.
THO Rev. W, II. Horse Murray a1prcsass tho
belief tint good horses 60 to heaven. This Is
. naG-sayatDB assertion,
Positive, the loycya' pat; comparative, tho
marital spat; aapcrlatvt, thu husbands "bat"
followed up by bll Iorltyorce.
An exchange combleaIly observes! VA
hAirJresser hopcs to qourlslt III this world, and
aso Il, thu world wAtch IL TO comb" But ii 10
| hair to kingdom combf
, 1879-03-07

The Hon. taeorgc T. hlarklI, United States
Minister to Italy, writes lelnu 10 his frteHds iu
Vermont .l.at 'slse winter tn ita!y Is unusually
severe, as1d the poor ara suffering terribly In
tueIr stone huts with IN tiseplaecs ind floors ot
earth. I1Uhu who arc fortunato enough to l,ayo
stan1a {,n cnw) aleep IN II for tho sako Of tho
animal wusnth. Alr. Marel, once saw eight bells
in tllu stable of WetI-tu.tln peasant, not far
iron, Turin. Thousands of laaosers never tiavs
tl,rIr fort dry OF warm once in thu course Qf the
NH ,l.ss ri tnr
, 1879-03-07

In a now spectacle Ut tho Winter Circus at
Paris the who!e arena 10 converted into a sheet
of lee. Peasant men an1 women ilrat appear
skating and carrying u their heads baskets OF
frnlts unil vegetables. tlln next sreAo Ia rein
deer hunt by men armed with pixies; then colMes
a t,arkct on lllu lee, followed by aancInE on
skates and laat race with e.eds il tho midst Of
u heavy 4DQX.HtuELn.
, 1879-03-07

CLEVELAND. o., March 8.-PsrnoIEuh-FiEm;
standard while. Ito test, DC.
OH cl1r. Pa, March G.-pnrnoIEuM-Matke
opened active, with Enles ut 6Balc: declined to
ncnts H. 00u brss. averaging u, 600; transactions,
I:}H, 600.
rirrsuuUa, Pa, March B.-PxrnoLEuN-Quiet
crude, Sl.Os!t, al Parkera for shipment; re0ncd,
&c, Philadelphia delivery.
, 1879-03-07

Ind no tlnul,t Of his honesty, at'l Thought they
llaa security That would cover every ppfsfl'lo
1nsa. Tlrre nre m charges Of ot"r than fair
dealing IN this failure; l: n tnl1y MI Instance
Of exlravngRnt business enterprise, nlted fy
parties WIN should llnyc had bcttcr judgment.
, 1879-03-07
LOUISVILLE.

'
LOUISVILLE. March B.-CnrroN-Stcady At 0{t.
FLoun-Firm and unchanged.
anA,N--Nheat firm; rcd md amber, 81. 1.00D1 .05.
Corn ltm; white. 30c: Mixed 35c. oats armt
white, a0c; mixed, 2ac. nya quiet at 53c.
1lAy-stcady Al So. 0oGDa. 80. -.
l'npv1stoNs-pork auEct at s1o.5o. Lard quiet;
choice leaf, tereo, 7sidD7a{c: do, Kegs, B34@8ac.
1lulk meats atcady; shoulders 3.fc; clcnr rlb 81
Ge5He. bacon auist. sho,lldcss, m a;to; clear rb'
bHa9b.(c: hams, SuRnr. clrc!. HhG10sse.
WntsKy-alarkct dull nt 81. U1.
, 1879-03-07
Financial Ecosntrlcitlos aud Irregularities.

j7naion GVgrtspaadlnet Harsfars cuuranf.
A striking Illustration Of tho W1laness Ut tho
financial transactions OF the era We haYe passed
Is shown tn tic 1aslure Of . wcll-known cltlzcn
iii the week Just over. lilo has been on the bElnk
OF throwing up ths sponge for several years, but
bus been carried aloug by tho parties to whom
ho owed thu Immense Euns lhat are now ne-
COUNTED III Ills liabilities. The aggregate amount
pt ii,ese Is over u, ,2dD, ,000. ~ secure theso
debts he gave one tnortRaEeot S4lu, DD0, anoIher
Ut $4a5,i ,iUU, nsd three others of 6lO0 0U0 eacl,
besides buysral ID atnuller sufns. This operator
wa probably never worth over SlQ0.o0o.. lie
was not a tnan ot large business experience
either. us was young, md llcro .was uothils
busluess sagncitY. ue was simply srlf-conllacnt
pJul saugnlnc, and our oIlu4t nnu must ron-
seryatiye institutions trusted hiul because they
, 1879-03-07

Col. Ezra Miller hel very uutqua dinner at
his fasm, at Maawah, Hcrgen County, N. j., last
week.. It was dinner Ut Buffalo lIeat, milk,
and butter. The Colonel had taken useat pains
md expense to dotnestlcato the buffalo, und
had bred 4,,d crossed them wits ordinary eattlo
on hls place. lie clattns thak they are as tame
AlRi uffcGttunntc COMMON cows, nI} VIII B*k
lat on whit our cattlU siaryo upon. 1l!e Iullk
unl buttrr arc Of e1rellaut qualify, aud goVa
, 1879-03-07

pntrnt ptoec.s, snr'ng y,oats, So 5o6s. 25; winter
whcata, 81. 0Df1H.N0,
1M&,N-Cosn III moderate demand, mixed and
yellow: tSehl"c. 0ats-Nn. J and extra white.
a7'i6ai0c: No. wlltc. 3G!iGeHsc; NO. . white
and No. mixed. 31G11Gc Rye, tI1c.
RkcE,rTsw-Eioar. 6.5oo brls: cotn, 6o, COO IN;
wheat. II. GDu bl,.
SttrMENra-Flul1r, !. 600 htls.
, 1879-03-07
DETROIT.

DETROIT, March O, 1,-FLouH-FtEm.
GnAiN--Ws,cat highrr; extra, 81. ON: No. 1
white. 81 o5A: March, 81. o5E; April. 81. o.; May,
81. 0sh; milling No. !. S1.o3 bid. Receipts.
A., jill bu; shipments, II, 0u0 bu.
, 1879-03-07
TOLEDO

ToH8po. O.. March H.-GnA1x-Wheat weak;
ambcr Michigan. spot, sl.o7h; March, S1.oa>s !;
April, 81. Osi; No.3 rcd Wabash, March, 81. osM
April. 81, OD5!; May, $1.10. Corn dull; No. 2
May, ISi4c. Oats nominal.
DRESSED HoGs-Qatet: all WEIGHTS IS, &c.
, 1879-03-07

NEw YoRr, March G.-The cotton goods market
continues fairly active. md prices firm on oil saplo
makes Al1cndale wide ehcctinEs nEo advanced.
Prints continue quiet md ,glnshan,s sluggish.
Dress goods In stcndy dcnnnd. Mems wear wool.
cns 1n1ct nnu Kentucky jeans sluggish. Foreign
goods In irregular demand.
, 1879-03-07


sAlFEMonr, March U.-FLouR-Firm nnd un-
changed.
uha1S-wheat-Westcrn hrm: No. g Teunsylva.
Ga ted. 81. ldlt1. IT; No. 2 Western winter rod.
ipeI and March, 81. 15GD1. .l5A; April, 81. .15I@
li',t; 3ay, S1.1B,adal. luz. Corn-Wcstcfn
teIst; "casctn mixsd. spot and March. 43a0
ne april, 44.sN4iAc; May. 4hHG45Ac;
eesssemsf. ilSGa41Ac. Oats ateady; Pennsylvania.
inat''G; Western white. ;llGlaac; do mixed. 900
" hte qnlet 1t 67db5Bc.
nAt-stcady nn1 without change.
nnaoYlstuSa-Wfaket and unchanged.
SCTTEl-..Steaty and unchanged,
EEous-Flsn Ut lie.
EEstRutzuA--llul| nnil unchanged.
nnoefxh--Stcaly mud unchanged,
nmhisKT-!lA!l and Unchanged, ,.
anehanYe, ''N0'' wv '''AN'' ''e' """
,sHeekr7s-Flour. 4. 40 brls: whent. 45. .0co bu;
ssa, r. Uo l00 bn; uats. 7Co bu; 1yu, HO0 hl.
II ,s''f@Eafs-Whcat aN. 100 hu; corn, 135, 500
, 1879-03-07


KANSAS Cirr, Marcel, el,g.-GnAix--Tno Price Cur.
rent reports: Whcnt--liccctp,sf for tic past week,
O4, ,G5l bu; shIpmcnts. LIB. 122a bu: firm; No. :
cash, D4ttc; March, Die; No. Q cash. SBIzc; March,
ilOc. Corn-Recgiuta FIR The pnbt week, 10U o51
bu: sbirmcnts. 70. uSs bu; Gfiner; No. 2 casll,
g64sE: March, IG1fc,
, 1879-03-07

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 0.-Hods-Qutet
Ut 50. Goab2.no; receipts, e. 100; ahtpmcnts, a0s.
GnA1H-Wheat firm; No. rcd S1.02Ge1. o..
Corn nonnally unchanged at 336aa3hc: May,
34h@15nc. oats steady; white. aUdDe0sic.
,PnoylsioNs--shoultlcrs. 3:ic: April, 3alc; clear
rib. $3.50; Artil. S4.D0. Lard, $B.55f April,
B:sc. HAMS, 7;.Qb1Ac.
, 1879-03-07
1if1TEtA1,O.

nuFrAIo, March .-GnAIF-Whnat-0ood mill.
ing demand anu firm; sales 20. 900 bu No. Duluth
at Sill; Z. 900 bt No. hard Duluth AZ s1.1o;
2, 300 bn No. !. Milwaukee, club At about St.t3
Corn quIot md steady; sales cars new high
mixed at 30!4c; 2 cara nnw Western ut soc. Rye
inactive. Oats tnAcai.ps Harley Inactive.
1tA,LnoAD rtktusTk-r rnctanecd. Thers arc
scarcely my shipments.
, 1879-03-07
MARINE.

NFcHElHE NeeH3"-lH9 A"k'tfo""
vcar lint viii In mora rc,nunrra,lvc IN lin t1.,
s."..ch vo.,c, ,ntcrcs, th,n +. ,a houn stn"o tr
pfessea foeas! taaesess ta" 1as 'ee' h'ncc ac
Of % s1s s's seSesea % e* dsf e nG e tfs s. 'ny as
haar vcsss,s In or1cr n rc,,svr ,,,r oyorcrn,,d'
ov"'a ..,as ,,1". ~ ~ 'yo,' o,s,
bushels Yesterday. Nearly all The grain on ship
board Is for snrlng delivery at Buffalo, md most
NJ IL Inns t,ccn taken nj n cnrtyt,v ratio nf eIr
rents mr. h,,shrI inctnitnI, stornr1,. Rnt Il -
nj ci'nrtsre, md ttoaa 'a To- nrriys from Geiow
wi1t rcrcyn n six rcnt frsrkt n, i'm n,cuIrp M
,avtrntton. Whiie tls nait1uak il pnod' In
SssseI.nrn are rut buitinr 10 a,,y yery l,igl,
t,oncs mr. any nir castirs. t51 bnre .n ti;tnhjsi
s; toSs' us LOT y a,t .tsass" ~ su ~
thov arn not r,,.hnr nroi,n.1 IN hmit.l rnw sl,ia
unr my tt' rc,n,t l oncs 10 INV ,,r.,G,,al cr1nnt
tic tlieastro,,a SEASONS tl.a. thew haso rrnnr,e
aSaut ia,,nrhII,. Out tou far in tl,e way OF bntI
;e ,,ua rhniima cIc md thn sr'.o,, ~ W.
tonrnt thr,,, lesson on mn ,arir 0nc,,In,1
AMI n nroonrc,i seatsln Of navirntfnn t,la, ,.y
tint tho s,ralts ,slI Ia tpcn to ayira,tu1, ear1y
f @ 10 s TO- 80 I s ,hy M "
srasn,,. '' WV >''~'' ~'A'' ~s ""' s.~' 0'' 'A9'
n1 ~ sio"4o oe ~ -. ~ o".""'
~ tHls i,ult " olEa1hn iul tue putp y, w.
IT,. siS fr, m I ,aats ase
ia,,tr,; IoI Yc,r.t. 80; f,s,sot1
he a. Gs'eta on r1y aG ~, " s; ~ i" W. ns a,1
ts.u.n ..,' ~ Il " ,n"fs ,...} "} tna, o..,.s
oWMsaa . Oh o1 1ake es'' a' nr,,,,t .at a,., some.
iar,5ioninIs 1i n,mi tnutually beneficial rrs,,t.
I.nit"rs nrt. nrnrrtrn fxin, nwnrra nj nihrr
nIrte ard az soon ti,. elcIcates vii h1 annonsc
!" ot,n,Mi m ' te rrneral n,cctur At Gtryolau
Thc II ttb Chicago t owner, % viii protnIy meet TO.
, 1879-03-07

p1onsA, Mnrch 8.-nIauwMEs-steady. Sales Of
100 brls at 81 .03.
, 1879-03-07

oswruo, Marct. U.-GrA1s- Whens uomfnaly
unchanged: No. 1 hard Duluth spring, ST. 10; No.
2 Milwaukee. S1.05; No. 2 red Wabash, 81. 10.
Corn, nomtnaly unchanged No. 2 Western. ic.
, 1879-03-07

,,eady but not netlYo
tdts ,n,..rhrc .. anons, NC. Corn in moro
ntets; a' ... tnr p.o,npt md forward doltroty,
ttas feaaup, hI,,,r.-ns rulo !&c, andin Instances
Vi ia9Ees sSGailc pcr bu, closing quite hfm!Yi
y muen s4.,n " unarndei At 46140tio; catena'se
a1.d "ss.s ~ torr male 1t tito "est within
,.tasees. N New York aecosnt. pattlJ for sh'n.
81 '~r '~Stndcrate call for rye; 30. nesterM III
IT. .s,.a Al 01001hc, nnd af'oat a. osHto*.ic'
t's' aa, at',s ar,1ve NJ generally unchahRea a"o.a'
~ 's",j 10 bu mixed Western =. ;'31aaA'sc' NO.
tni' ". tnoat quoted at 34h6ta'e.
stp's,'.ost-Iiog prod.fctd fii'ea Weak ana clo1ea
.,t,at decline, Win bat h.s,e n'as"y s .s ,u.s
fatt'a ms,a ~, March 1T st0. 0.3oDl0. 10 for now;
hs elo'e .,n ~. n. Juno At 4to.45. Cut meats
~ ~ s''' nrertous nguren. r1acon wcaR
rxt a.. ~ of snio. Western steam
81 eom semand for ently delivery at towcr
I'D 10 ''ss ~. torunt.l delivery tuner and lower,
st.' ,h !v Auril at 50. III; Nny at sG.Ba's nskcd,
taa!ans =. In les raqucs!, with primo quoted At
pte'o.o ~ NAV moderately active, with Cuba
seans seIs. ono,sd At gHd1gHc for fair to good ro-
1tfeo'ss sssned ,upars in fatr demand.
tlass 10 tho extent Of 1U0 brls at 1.07;
c1'tss s'.rmTrado ausud moderately active. and rates
falsa' a,m. though sail room for
rasan, ruled trinc wenker, having
p't'pssS. pss.red moro freely; grain bustnoss i'm.
~ ~ tho further sharp rlso In wheat
PtstSa ~, ,drsnea IN corn; for Liverpool, onRsgo.
'naiap ,ns1oJcd BY sa!, 80. 600 bu whent at 6!4d
TtD" hr ,tcsm, 3. 600 bu gtnin at 'all per bu.
R3'4' m fhe lrtsstrn AsIoctdts4 Prsaf.
yonx. March o. U.-corroN- Quict out stcaly
t.a t.ant:c. futures steady at o. 7oc; April. 0.6oo;
s,s 10 osc june, H. 17'; JULY 10 o'2se' August
49, ne'M.ro-outot; receipts, $4,000 brls; super
~. ts'I nd Westcrn, S3.50G3. 10; common to
ssI .x,t., 81. 8oO3.0o; good TO cho!cc. S3'eaao
.yo. vhLts wheat czs'a' $t.oaaIo.% %oi ezra
nse s. 7535. %; st. Lon,s. s5. oo<'o' fo' A''n'
uaS .s. n.tcut. process, 20. 0oGeS.25,
ae,,t-Wbeati in fair demand; receipts. ITO, 600
e.,.t,.d e,. tpt!ng, 83laiNc; No. 3spf!ng, 00@
NJ -; To . snting, st.u7Gol.oH; unRsadcd do,
~ ssaos.. nnvradcl winter rcd 81. 05D1. Ii; No.
Il .106t113; No. do, 81. 1014D1. 16I: I:
s,'a -. .mbcr, 81. 10lI1.1d: No. :. arnl}cf,
s1sI;d - 1;mt. ID; ungradcd wh!tn, s1.10; No. do
nat 1a1,: No, / do, 81. 1:jGo1. 1+H. Ryo
.L.v ~. hat steady; wessern aua03c. barley
s..t.l do11, common Western. 45c. Malt ditll
~ roraInal. Corn active and s}1aan il.ghsr;
Ta,ptt 60, 600 bni nnEsadeq; 4'S149Es; 9E4S;;,do H.
at5S' 4osas!ie; Mssiti yellow ss!esn, 40! !6H oata
ssSd1 ss,dr, fcceipts, 20, 900 bn; No. wntc, 31Hc;
M4'a vhio. I4Ma 35c; No. while: 3u.aci
snttd sI Western, 3i'sG34hc; white "estcfn'
anTS a,nIaTI~Somlaa1ly unchanged.
Hors-QuIet and steady. ..
nEncrnifs--Co1eo quiet and nnehanfehs SMgAt
III saehsnsea f'ir In, 70 Good GnsnanRsa faans g ss
'Issds 'pstaosruu ruu-pu!l md unchanged;
, 1879-03-07

NV Orleans, March o. 8.--FIoun-Qulet: su.
MI, $500, Xxx, So. 76634. 90; xxx. s.. ESQ
s,oo; high grades, ssi.250D.oo.
ona1x-corn stcady at 4G654sc. Oats steady.
stlha fair ucmand, ut 51G338c.
Co.'s. .AsAl-QuIct and weak at S2.50D2.80
a41-Quie. but steady; primo, SIG. 0o018. 90;
choice. $17.0o1ls.0o.
Proyrsloxs-rork market dull: old. so 80: ncw.
titoo. Lard steady: tterco, 50. 50aD7. 80; kegs.
s1oQo7.75. hulk sncats dull. weak, and lower;
shoulders, loose, axe: packed. DC; clear Rib,
kAe;eea,, bsic. Dacon-MarKot upll; shoulders.
ten, 4ac; cieas rib, 5A@hSo; clear, &c. uams--
saglr.earcd A.cady, With fa!r demand; dnll and
unchanged. .... -....
wupkr-M Market dull; Western rcctidcd. $1,000
LIZ.
0soeEnsrs-Corco quiet mud weak: Rto cargoes.
ordinary to prime, 10AGD1ec. Sugar act!vo and
tsn; common 10 good common. 4A@h4c; fair
tofa1lJ far, 5KGD5aic; primo to choice. 5T00::c;
tsaw clarified, G1iGb7He. Blolasses in good do
naad at full pricca; fermentrg, 2oGlaHc: COM
non c0Ge2ao; fais, 24Gl.Gc; centrifugal, 2OGt27c;
pd1s 10 choice, 27GD:i5c. tttcc in good aou,and
ittal! prices; 5.;Gbgstc.
BrAx-uculand falr, aud psfccs higher at $50
S7He
, 1879-03-07

81. LOUIS. No., March D.-FIoun-stsonE and
higher; double extra fail, sl.15O4.:1'; treble cx.
ha A.6594.76; family. sa.0o@5.oo: choice,
3a10l0.21.
GRA.s-Whoat higher; No. 2 rcd. fasl, 81. 04h
ol0sS eueh; 81. 05GltDl .05iS March; 81. oaii0
lods April, 81. 1.07HGa1.os May; 81. od June;
10. 3do, 81. 02. Corn Atendy: No. 9 mixed. 3fD
54!le caahand March; 341{QrJ49sc April; HHG3ac
aiy; 3sSc Juno; 315to July. Oats quiet; Mo. 2,
s5!iGsdaic cash; no options. Rye t1ru1er; 47,4c.
Bailey dull aud unchanged.
'%aisr-Stcndy at s1.0t.
PHoyIsloNa-PoEk inactive aud lower: 50. ROO
1000. Lard dull and nominal at 50. Oh. Hulk
neaH inactive and 1oWef: loose ahouldhss, 81. 80;
e's,f rbs, II. Is clear, t.90 Bacon qniet; clcns
nes. e5..5; ciear, $6. 81.
lkcEtf7A-F10ur, i, GOO brls: wheat o7, OH0 bN.
sot9, O., 600 bu; oats, Il, coo hu; re, nono;
Mtles. I, coo hui. '' / =
!, st.rArsrs-F!our. 1000 brls; wheat. 3a.0to:
FL e.rn laa, 00U bu; oats, ], 900 bu; Eyo, mons;
lasIey, none.
, 1879-03-07

0tIlPS,

WILMINGTON, N. c.. March o.-srtn17s or
Mt c0tic.
, 1879-03-07
DflHifs(}N.

pets =, Marcli i0.-FLaun-SteadY; Western su-
WtsosS., a&53' soi common e1tsas, o., 1904. 2a;
A,ssss ss:a e1tsas, $l.ooSD4,5o Minnesota do,
SL.7sSa L7sa.zo: 20 Winter whsata. ohlo sud Michigan,
Iaul. Illinois and Indiana, S.. a5ltg. 90; 8t.
- sa'do1u.Qu; Wisconsin and Minnesota
, 1879-03-07

robe Il now worth from $2J to $35. Tho com.
pany Witnessed tllc killing OF the buffalo, nirs
tho meat was served In different styles. II re-
se1nh1cs beef very much.
, 1879-03-07

n, ,is%..aSA1f, March u.-CoTTox-S Steady NTH =
~ Demand 1t e,ac.
t,. or-ln Kood demand. and pr1ces shade high.
y lAhai'y. A.Go05.6o.
nd dsss-Wheat-Damaud fair aud market arm;
It fu,T "hlse' u. .ool .05. Corn In Rood demand
nm, a5&,30c. Data stendy With fair do.
aa1.s aa At eH9saoc. 1,yo arm at 5tla5o. Hurley
paasa WV aFln; 10. . tall. 05Qt07c.
10 lpSsts!oS.-Po.k " dull and nu1nlnni at $40. COO
sf sc,L Lata- Market dull uni psces = ashaAo low.
2.ip. II T. eo;4o. hnl9 meats ttua1y q. 81. ulD
" ,s,ssay !. II. b, ss. ID, snd s5.75. '''s'
Ii1g1T,11saE-,tutet I11,1as and unchanged.
'.Eo U1L-sleady al Use,
, 1879-03-07


ta1aaprLrHrA, March U.-FIouIl-Demand act
~ western Bupcrs, s.. 5pGb.. Is: extras, 3 ::0G8
:. ~ minnesota extra fhnhty, medium 10 fancy,
s.asVa' w; high grades do 81. 1a!k; Ohio dn,
sMee' SEQ; Minnesota patent procuss, 81. 600
~! ltyo iour nuchnnged.
.s .uaaix-Mhcs. excited; No. 2 Western red, In
ns,,' nsss.e'' Sl.la. ltyc, light sceeipts; Wcstesn I'll
%s.he. corn In EnIr demand; Wcsturn rejected
u.'' usek' 3a,i@sitc; do steamer do, dtc. Onts--
MM%:r!!lac. "N|" "e3'''"' ~o"''0S' ""''' W.
u.,stl.loss.stea,ly. N.Y. Ncss beef. 81. .609b1u, 90.
Isa, p"sxl .M $i0: :5o@l1 90; 90 e!tFa. sl0.:5.
Ft.ts,s.h sh,,oxca. iEh10c tick1cl, 7ai1HAc. Lard
"h.sIh h'.sIIh ttcIce, ?!idt14c.
F.tH.eHi,-sseaty H.. and unchanged.
rt"s.t.-au,et; Westorn, lie.
pstshasE:-koll!nal!y unchanged.
l;e" ;e""ol1oA-"exkot; sedusd. &c; crude. BN4
iltns!Rr-AArkct dull; Western, fl.01M.
ear. ~ Flour 3, QUO brs; Wi!eal, 10, 900 bn
e''ooo ou; oats, 4,0u0 BIT; rys. 2, Q00 bu.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-20
Coming Home to Roost,

Curses, chickens and returning
boards are alike addicted to the habit
ot coming home to roost. They may
scratch and cacklc all day in neigh
boring barn yard, but evening finds
thn'n rn""hnh ~ thn;r OWN rnoctc tho
pictures Of guilclcss innocence. When
Blaine and his stalwart friends turned
loose whole brood Of returning
board roostcrs upon the South two or
three years ago, it was amusing in the
extreme to witness the ravages of
these gallinaccous frccbootcrs upon
democratic harvest fields. But
Blainc's own fields arc now infested
with the returning board pest, and he
wrings his hands and uttcrs pious
e]aculations md sends the whole
brood to the devil. 1t is solemn
fact that the Republicans have been
counted out in Maine, and under the
strict forms Of law too, so that the
courts cannot interfere. Every one
remembers last summers campaion
IN Maine. The Republicans, the
1fcchDackers and the Democrats ran
separate tickets. Blaine worked night
ana day, and bribcd and intimidatcd
ana caJoIcd voters IN a truly stalwart
manner. The result was that tho Re-
J "ollcan candidate received II plurali-
~ OF twenty thousand votes, but lack-
od several hundred Of having q ma
Jority. This threw tho gubornatorial
election into the Legislature. But tho
Hepuolicans claimed majority in
Doth houses, and cxultantly boastcd
OF victory. At the timo it was claim
cd that Republican success was dino
TO frauds and irregularities, and tho
returning board, composed of tho
democratic and Grcenback State off,
ciaIs elected last year, canvasscd the
returns and threw out enough returns
1or irregularities to seat fusion ma-
Jority III both the Senate and tho
house. This insures the election Of
smith, Grccnbacker, for governor,
ana fusion State officers. The stol-
warts arc bowling over this rascalitv.
as thcy choose to call it, but arc now.
crlcss, as tho irregularities are fatal
Eugene Hale, who was sat upon by
inc Grcenbackcr, Murch, in 1873, says
hotmng can bc done, but that swo'u
Dury 'en IN $780," In tho meantime
the Tuslonists will control the flesh
pots of Egypt for another twelve
months, and hope not to be turned
out next year. We half suspect
mat the Fusionists Lave been guilty
OF some sharp trick, but It ia no funer-
al OF ours, and we wish the North
TO experience how good, healthy,
ilVcly returning board feels, just for
once. 'Rah for Maincl
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-20

WE ARE much obliged to the Ncms
Cnd Courier for its kinds words. AT
tie eame time we must call attention 10
typographical error it made in copy
ing our remarks in the Charleston
election. We said that TIE News
AND HERALD had contributed lis
"mitc" to the cause, while The Ncws
aRd Courier spelled il "lnight'-
change very damaging to our modcsty,
TO say the least. AS we predicted
property in Charleston has already
appreciated four hundred thousand
dollars. LII II week city stock has
gone up from iilty-six cents to sixty
Six cents. or over eighteen per cent.
on tho Investment. We hope it will
be at par before the expiration OF
Mayor Courtcnny's term Of office.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-20

The Legislature is dispatching II
good deal of business, but it still has
great deal on its hands. While we be-
Hevc in short sessions, we do not wish
short session merely for the sake
ofa short session. 1t is bad faith to
adjourn without transacting the ncccs-
sary business. If the members can
clear up the calendar before Christmas
let them do it. lfnot, they had better
return and finish up the work proper
ly.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-20
REMOVAL..

rTHE undersigned hereby gives notice
~ that he has removed his resi- denco
70 the dwelling formerly occupied by Dr.
Isaiah :. simpson. e, Once 10 the rear Of the
!. a. b. .HANAHAN. N. D. |.
nov 22-txlnt
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-20

MIR. RANDALL writes to the Augusta
Chronicle from Washington that
another Tildcn boom is imminent: but
other parties declare that Tammanv
has cficctually scalpcd the old man
Of Gramcrcy Park, and that the noni-
nee must bc man acceptable to both
wings Of the Democratic party.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-20

, fATAL Acc1DENT.-We learn, lust
De1ore gong to pross, that al accident
occurred at the Railroad ferry on Mon
Gay night, by tho breaking Of one of
the Wihdlasscs attached to the fiat,
WMcn resulted IN tho death Of young
man ~ IN the employ of the Railroad by
IN the name of Sledge; and that Poss
thompson, the hack driver from this
pace, was also seriously wounded. It
ls N thought that Thompson's skull is
fractured. Both of thc parties were
KNOCKED into tho river, but were res
s cned nom the waters by persons on
board ' ~ l,saacaste,' Ledger. g g
III y l5t q
Pay }your subscription.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-20

The SENATE has already passed the
Columbia Canal bill. Senators Gary
and Wylie and Taft spoke for it on
ednesnay, and Senators Cannon and
Lipscomb against it.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-20

Groceries ofall kinds, Candy, Crack
ors, Tobacco, Crockery Woodenwaro,
Plows, Cutlery, Shot, Powder, etc..
always In stock at tho corner store Of
j. M. Beatty & Co.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-20

TIE Legislature is about to give
wooden legs to manned soldiers. This
is a good idea if the State can afford il .
Alter tie war legs were provided for
~ the Legislature, and some, if not
all, soldiers received them.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-20

TlIE seventeen State Senators elect
Cd IN 1880 will have a vote in the
election of United States Senator in
1883, at which time Senator Buffers
term expires.