davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-01-08
Why isenler Dissolved FArtnerxhip with
ele0WN.

Any stentlenan vut VII 20 around your face,
and talk !n Front Of your bark about sumctin
Is slytndler. hear dot Hrown aay week pc
baud. Dot s' yss III IL! IL ssfss ntoos u H. s4s'as aas
vas ln ds Ul.l.linRs; ! an hurried twenty yrar
already, aAa vas not yet haIdlca,ied. don't
" .,,t Gender i some o. pet.yaoats governmso.s;
nit vile, uad got ler nlyi<ra ap0ut something's
or oder.
Dau American yOulauk don't know something's
nefsr apout hcr haspansl's pecsucss, unA yeu
eotnes L. d. ho!sae. got makes nas
.no1ss havo QUO OF DOT bullbark tn do
front hoopskrt pettygoats, mt cfcsY kind u
Tupted all to PIECES. They seuu fur tlu doctor.
uud yhen Do tioclor cones Dc 1nau dies. Dpn
dot yo,nan r.. opllset! y H., marry nit ant.lsr
,sa, "sn s.s .as so1 " as .a VII VI. iSas IL s
possibly ona Or Two luuldsfs BY lsw-yuue sec-
oud.ha.,ded, uud do oder u ktcp nauddrr. out.
law. psa e -. sa}s mts hsfsel9 ~ ot1sn 1i'h
Now II = Cl.tr1nans goes dead dot makes 10
tlaeEence. Nopody yo4id hardly Know II. cx-
Cept hlulstlf. His Wits Eues W tnlt lu pE1sncss
sA,,ss llks notthRs has happsucd to somebody.
tfIercnt KIND Ut becpics. Fur lnstuet, dot su,ne
fcller Koss n,lt Inc IN " butcher t,cesncss to-
EethcF. ltc VAS an Anleskan .ua1l-su Vas his
vile, Veil, msny tllirs, vSll eiery peoples got
10 p40tE V4uty uaut uut fDLuRA GDlllE9 ~ Aef
luspanl und says she tuoott havs uoAey. Usu
snr goes Out EltlinR init carriage.
Vuuro upon q tino brown says 10 ne,
Beuler, wouldn't w hellspecksd." 10 no
weut oil und got hl.scl itxlis ehust because lls
wife tells htHl bleso doA's du 1t. ben hs sis
dowu nit bis back On tls llour, and II Ru not
uers dot tims hc ncYer woasid got hotuc.
Vail, dot night. nc sud lniue v1fe, W had =
little talk apuut s0auclituas uul the next day
say. eo brouu: "Look hero soust. Ny ysfe shu
ulxkrs ssuta9es uDl yoFks- IN 'de shioru; sis,
Minis laughter. she vurkk IN de shtor1 unl
Iuakes head sheczr: uud' Youf vifc vas goinx
, 1879-01-08

Fruit RfE1fatt.
The 6panlsh psotcTb has II; " Fruit Ii 9oldra
In the morning, silver Ut uoon, bus lpa4l 1t
pigllt." Amerit3ns do lot ser,n " havu hyaM
Of ktLs pIovcrb. uor to haYu one Vi their uwu ".
pes,euce. Mostly they eat ttutt Ut nsglE. a,,t
hcrr have nut tho kuYtsclsn idea Of Ii that they
would LayG II they lal eatcu II Ut nuEe pgeuer
tilncs. They eat II ns uesacrt III dinner. Iliis
tuay be the tu.@t &o;Hr time to eat dried fruits,
but H. u uot tue right tln.e to eat Juicy onr..
TITS Spanish psupie learned thelr pr0yerb freu1
should uu eascu in the ,nusul,.x, little before
dlnurr.--not la,eE than uot,u. Eariy Ia shs uay
they VIII, II ealeu, prove to Ia tbs best posaibls
MellE1ae fur tho bilious
, 1879-01-08
ELECTRIC ILLUMINATION.
A Catholic PtIest'a Experiments on tho Pa
ttNo C0nst.


ttAo Cnast.
Edn ffuhcthro tpIi.
Yesterday afternoon experiments with nav
elcctrlc-llght apparatus, the invention of john
l.. Doonc, Of thIe city, took plack at the labora-
tory OF Father Nert, In St. IXnntius College, in
tho presence Of a large number Of persons who
hru Interested In the pro9rcas Of this new means
Of illumination. TIE JabiochkoN apparatus
was also tested aud the comparative morris OF
the two Inventions brought out.
Alr. Booue's Invention consists Of three car
hon bars two being solid. anti one having m u-
sutator through tic ccntFr; two arc placed ut
right angles Il, holder prepared for the pur-
upright, and touches underneath the ape1 tualu
by the other two. To this last is attached
maEnek md armatuse. aud when tho current !.
applied the maEnet attracts The armaturc and
other two points, thus fortn!ng the arc breaking
the circuit. aud tRnitinc I'LL ltlrco bars b. tho
simple twsst OF a screw the current ID stopped,
ths magnet is dcmsgnetized,. the centre bar
falls. and tho light II e1tuvuishcd.
-. Although at the exhibition yesterday Mr..
Boone's apparatus ,Vas crude and his carbon
,nanltcsty bad. Father Ncri's 'alllance" een-
orator, running at speed of ot0 revolutions
and producing light equal 10 that Of ,,uu0
cnndcs. Tne work of lighting and cxttngul.l.-
tae was satisfactorily sccotnmnlahed. The
principal dtIcrcuco between Air. Boonc's aud
Which "a owing II some measure to the psoso1s
imperfect cuudltlou Of bis tnathine. Ca un rx-
pcriincut being tried With tho JablochEoH
candle, It was found 10 flicker constdcrably,--
l!sht,--a,.d so.,ie difficulty was rxpc-
renced In lighting. Fnthar Nerl, who il
probably ono Of tho best clcc.ricaus on
this coast, pronounccs MF. Hoouea III
ranEcsne1st, und believes It will eventually b.
nude to suptrtcdo ali other things for tte pur-
, 1879-03-12
from Middle Bssa "A far NJ tho sye can SEQ, hut
h9fth and north toward Detroit 10 AnItd uG-
bE1keA nrlQ Of Lea.



xptrtni DfkpdtcA to TAe Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, March i1.-'rhe steam.
barge 6partn, while being towcd up tho river
Inst evening by the tug uagerman. for the pur-
pose Of dscharEing carao Of coal which has ro-
tnaned oil board oil Winter at the schlftx Brew
Ing Company lock- ran into The centre p!er OF
Grand avenue bridge, doing damage to the CT
tcnto 500. 4 carpenter nt work on tho pro-
pellcr Oconto, which lies moorctl to tho ccntto
pier, Was Knocked from a staging aud fell into
the river. lie was rescued with difficulty. The
stea1n-bargo aftcrwar1 was swing athrast Tho
rtvcr by the strong current, just aboyo the
bridge. 1fcr reteaso occupied over an hour,
during which the draw of the bridge remained
swung: Tie attempt to reach tic coal-t1ock lad
to be Abal!tloIIelt.'
The schooner Napoleon and several other
Small vessels haSo bent canvas preparatory 10
E1Ure.
Tie leo on Green Bay Yartes from eiehtecr,
fncheH 10 two feat Ia thickness, and stlt rctalns
QUITE covering of SNOW, notwithstanding tho
mild weather Of tue past week. Last ycar
Capt Ttotnas with hfs email trn.ltng.schooncr,
tIade'h final trip TO Sac Day from Escanaba on
t.c ]at Of January, and returned on the u ct
March. Thus navigation suffered interruption
oii account Of Ice only two months usd ono day.
Tn tho 4th Of March tllc scow MocklnE Hfftl
reached EsraHa5a from Manttnxoe, anil four
days aftcrwAftl tic harbor OF Esc,naba present.
Gu tic UNUSUAL spectacle ot: bearing upun its
surface fourteen vessels at ord time; some after
iron orc, but most OF them after ice.
, 1879-03-12

CHICAGO.

CI11CAfiO.
Everything Is favorable for an early opening Of
navigation, but there " no lcslrn OFT tic pnrt Of
ycHsci.u 10 rush mutrrs Va they did Inst eca.
son, when they put their craft o commission In
the beginning nf March, uni which proved vury
detrimental to them. Should the prc+cnt mild
weather continue, snya the experienced
luSu navigator, thu stsaits will bs opcn
bctwuon, the lst anil tho 10Th Of April
Tic work nf putting craft In hhip. shape for thu
dry -anck mel Hn4 slp.caspcHters. cnikerx. uIltt
sal1n,ssefs n1e pretty baslly nngnssd vt present,
lily Of craIi In elevators I'M! on board vessola
rrndy tor transportation. and thu prospect for
gcot! lumber anu other contsr frclehts eive pron,
depressed vessel interest than any Hnce 1A7.,
Some se:tels now 1uaded were ehurosed at ihc
psE sss o eqrn r1c, to .no nc!aa
tnade at 1c un corn md Gtsc un wheat, and
Tho latter Fatcs ate tho r!!ng ones at prascnt, With
aenoh prospect af remaining SO.
Thu encouragement thai Chicago veseel. l.owncra
kud Eonc tu Cleveland 10 attend convention was
premature. ;rhe mecting has nectl sp'tpancd until
mkt week. AhVfcc4 lIayo hreII received from IHf-
falu TINT thu ownc1s tlt1e have u,amIxcd. and will
scn.i !!ecsntca 70 Cleveland. and tno Milwaukee,
tssAet- -ncn also favorable IL thu lo!diHg 0! thu
ly slo Chisnyu ownsra, y ons siuIi!ar to t.
Tho scl.r Harvey I'I.4ell Aas been bought Of tic
s: llAlslod, u !hIa rl.y, fof p,lco tsportcd ii
UufuEna anu MnA uul!t Ill 4euus
Tho Chicago Luntl,er vesscl. Owners Atsocfa.
tton, which was successful last beaaon In mRin-
ta'ntng fair frci.h1s Ii st N Actsa existence md
thu Directors aru tu mcrt this atscrnoon 70 x cari
ratcs for tho openIns Of thu seasun. should tho
weather conlnue guud, it Il likely tho hooker4 will
begin 70 pull out Tor caat.snoFa ports III very
short titIin.
Capt: Chanaon Is making The ousat for the Ford
River Lumbar company's nsw scllr Resumption,
now oetuS; built Ut Miwankee aud to- be dcllyated
here April l. liur tnae, which II % t}e caoa the
Ford ltlsrr Company, IA due from Wolfe y David.
suns lasd5 y Milwaukee, Mhy !, !'oth vessels
each, atld they aEe neug con4truclvd with cspucial
reference to thaftraao Of tIe FUtd lsrer company.
Armour. lloe i Co. have, II II untr rstonu t1l-
tFuctaA for sle construction Of new aud nrxn tH-
rator ncar THUR prtsent onos ul thu South Branch.
Tho prop Inter. .ucchn WAS toWe4 to Mtlter's dry
dock yesterday, whore hhe will rucriYe new wheel,
haye hvr rudder axcd, .ua vet thoroughly calkrd.
Al tic tugs. with tl,u exception Ut the tou ii,
ths ves.sl'Owasss T%owux % Cnnpany. viii run
,naao un the tndcpendcnt plan. and tho rates Of
last seaa0n vii! probably bc 1uu!ntafned.
Capt Hank Hue II expected here from Grand
Haven next week with his new tns. tho Campbell,
ste ons ot tho Central ALPS. snt she II situated
that tHe.pFup Uepctc has but little FooM 10 got by
hef whom naktuH her dock,
, 1879-03-12

ll1Atl tlNlN u Nolt53s
Can fu'l~slress lall uc properly called loan
exn!b!ttons
Tta!r-wrcckorl" sl,o biased, as lie blunder-
ingly stunblct! upon thr laug expsnsu,of dress
in t!s crowded ballroom.
The ulan who bosses theatrical company Of
wlicn his wife Is 4 ne,lher ought 10 be tue hap
piekt OF 1,esl. lIa .uts tlls reputation OF helug
hsr 1nanageg," sou sec.
Mrs. lrnwn. WIN "knew It was something nS
that sort" aided to her recent Invitations I'll.
II. 4. T." 1magiuc tho tllstnay OF her sisters
and her cnus!us a.n! her aUuts.
A Philadelphia horst-car conductor put his
wife oil tho car Dera,s. kha couldn't pay her
f4ra. 1t Ia safc tu ussilglle that TINT conductor
wus punched with ears on hts rrturu l0nlp that
utghl.
"hA,a said llttle pls1, NJ you'll let ma
buy soma candy. III be good." MY chtltl,h
RDleMnly responded tho mother, "rou should
not br good fur pay; yuu should b good for
nothiLE,"
A young man who was kicked OH the front
!tonsstep while eI'deayoTis tu screuada hls Hlrl,
BY her cnraGest papa, was too culltlOuY to call
him AL old pIratr, but le didn't nesltase to uc4-
isnats htnl Us freebooter.
An exchange uotrs tho fact TINT thero ars
ofEer hclls of ambition for young women thau
walking quartcr-mllcs tn quafter-honrs, AMI
points TO tho rcCortl 0f Connectlcut Eirl who
achieved fya divorces In dyu consecutive quar-
ter-ycars, aud she u still imkooa condition..
It Is noticeable fact 10 uatusal history, that
Nhon man slips on an fcy pavement Ae throws
bis arms lntl lex4 to all points Ut tbs cu1lap4s
iranttcallY struggles 10 iuant0lu lis dignity.
, 1879-03-12
a had T1x*

At 80 curly hour yesterday morning woman
called a. the PostOtlice and purchased three.
:cut atn,np, md llad 1t airendy "lclsed" to
paste OFT hrs lottor, when she discovered That
she bud left the letter At hume. 5Iu received
the heartfelt sysnpathes Of the statnp clerk anil
went homo Tor tic letter. Mt II o'clock, When
the stamp window mas bcsieged by crowd, the
woman rcturncd, having the letter in orc hand
;l,.! a m!nuto fragment Of a postage stamp In
the other.
"staul out OF the way for q poor distressed
wo,nanl'' she called out us sfiu inn1c for tic
window, al,d those who diln't obry weru pokctl
inside III a way 10 be remembered by their ribs.
The canCo whcA one buyer was about 10
poelset WAS swept OIL Tho board on thu floor By
her arns, and she l1csl The fragment Of stamp
alll exclaimed III tl,r clerk;
"Do sou dare deny, sir, tl'at you sold mo q
three-eelt stamp two hours ngof;'
~ Think sold you stamp" he repIlcd.
".iM,l / dIlu't hayr my utter here. After
I'd eaten all tho paste oft tue stump couldn't
lna mY LETTER: You t,'. 55em'mberi"
swell, Sir, ! carried that stamp all The way
home on the tin of my finger, md laid It down,
on tl,e Hlnt,ysl Til co11tl lind my letter. tl
what lid my little Clarence TO but picis it up
could choke !.ts mouth opcn nothing was loft
bit this little btt."
"Ant{ yun want anotller?n
~ dcl1anA another. ,sIs, In paeo Of thts!"
e " couldn't do tlut.h
lint you'll hive tol This IL tic stamp I
bought oil y0ul Lnuk for yourself and Sec |
nuke oath that meyer put 1t GIL a letter. Am /
to bo cheated out Of nly three ccnta III baek-
llatItcd wayl'1
Tic crowd began to Gull out nnl jos.la ilcr,
but by vigorous use Of feet AMI clbowa sic
cleared the space again. aud said:
- demand now stnn!p!h
The clurk trien 10 cxulatn how she couldn't
got 0l'c IN exchange, but sue interrupted;
"1lavt got tn murder n.y child nn ret thc
rest Of t,Ir Stumpl Negrti I'll never Icayv thi.
windy TIT l'arua How stamp to put on NV
letter tu 'fhomAs!"
7, Tie clerk tried to explain ngaln, but She
brought tho letter down wilt. tllumu anl
sud: ..........
~ leave this letter here. Ills 10 my Thomas
in, Port Huron. II he doesn't get it III lhlce
days you'll hcnr from Hc md rny four hig girls
and three SONS, nix! when osir family gets slurt-
cd Un \ TOW, wa never stop for tho biggest rost-
ulet In AmcrtGa!''
AT dark last night thu rierk was undecided,
f1e doesn't liko To hs blutlcu Into t;oIn;; duwn
fur his ktMaIl change, hut IN thu t1n future .y
secs q solemn procession, headed BY q tlctrT-
mlned old lady, marching down tic corridor
to niake gncaEcy in the ranks ot Grvcrnlnaut.
, 1879-03-12

Pn1ApELrHtA, ktnEch 1.-FLoEH-Mhrkrt dull;
.Ke!sm supets. S,,7iaI. 20; extras. S:s,6Dl
10; Mnheeota extra family, eo0d to choice,
AN94.75; do fancy. SLIDE: Ohio do, sb..5;
Il Louis do, 5000; Minnesota uatcnt PROCESS,
G'5as.0o. 1iye flour unchanged.
-Wlrat-Mnrkct ttu1l; Nm. 2 Western
H. in eeynlor, 81. 13.1. Ryc-Sothing doing.
tsnyaarket dull: Western rejected on track, ~
tsMie; steamer TO, 43,sc. Outs quiet anil un-
ais;td.
PEoriNoSs~Quict. Mess beef. SIT e.boSll3 90.
as' pork, extra, s1D. 60@1 @10.135i; prime, 5000
slp:1 l1an,--sn,nkctl. 81. onG, 10. ~; pEcklc.l.
hfS&s. 15. 1.ard-Weatern tlercc. 74@7Ac.
SI7ER-tluct; New iork State ind r}trdford
lQlt!. Ea, cxtras, !OGb9tc; Western I.cecryc
aE,, lGat Inc: do gu0a 10 choice, lnGb15c.
ase-Meak: Western. lEc.
g FOOD. sftSc.
p4e. '' 'NA"e4' W. s'"1e' .
Snslsxf-alaskot dull; Wcstusn, 81. GG,;.
~ Eitls--Flour, A 6OI brlb; whcni, Ill 900 hp
H. H., ,4'mu on; eats, i0y nu; rye, 4 nUn b'l.
t,,ot. t,,tG.-Vulet; l'sc tiG!atnr ecarcc: Uhlu. PENN
H. Ssaa g., at!d West Virginia tlouDle cx,ra uId
st .,.'t"'hc: extra, :Etl.MMSc; 1nvs!tun,, 10
.n'ts, i. EoAsse. :Vc; Euw York, Michigan, tnil-
49, any MritcEn fine. k, :c: medium, ,itiIc
''s. IT, 'ne; co!naEns. wuacd, GyLtuc: ui,wnsl.cl
s,t.a chnada eo,nhng, :hNc.Hlc; illle ILL.,
"A'u @is.ac; coaEsc att1 nrlluin. :.:!:ddc:.,,1c.
, 1879-03-12

eANnusK1. O., March ll.-Naslgstion opened
on Lake Ella to-day, tho ssns Golden Eagle max.
Ing trips from rut.ln-Bay Island 10 this city,
touchlpg 1t Miudle .nass and kc!icy'a Islands.
Wehclo Wcaka d Son. onncrs Of tie steamer,
bad yevoaty-aye msh working thtes days cutting q
canal thipugh tho Ice from dftceu 10 thirty inches
thick, hAlEa.uIllo cut from Put Hay Island
towards Middla lass. 10 geI the boat out. Very
lttkY iGe was encountered between Middle Lass aud
sauduaky. Thv lake u all open to tie eastward
, 1879-03-12

BosToH, Mnrrh II. l.--Ftoun-SteAdy: Western
snpcrs, 81. c5Q13 50; common cxras, ST. 71t4. 81;
Wisconsin extra. 81. 00G4. 10; tnnesota d. 81 10
&b5.75.
1nAla-CoTn-Maskct dn1l; mixed and yollow.
4794Dc. Oats scarce and Hrm; No. and extra
while, 37HGti0e: No. 2 white. Hll1f Gll7e; No. z
mixed and No. . white, ;}5Gb1Gc. Ryt-Snali
sales at U5dltltEc.
lskck,rrs-Flous, 3, GOO br!s; corn, o. 600 hu;
wheat, :2:i, 100 bu.
SutFukNr3-Nope.
, 1879-03-12

LnutsvrlLE, March 11.-cnrroa-gu!et At Dt4c.
FLpuR-Firm and unchanged.
onA,N-Wheas weaker; lower: red and amber,
08c131.o3. Corn quiet; whltu, Soc; mixed, :l5c.
Data 1rm; in good dcmand white, I0c; mixed,
2nc. ttye sttady. with guod demand, At 53c.
!iAr-Mnrket dull ut S.. 0OGtln. 90.
PhnvIsioNA--Tofk qnct; slO1'. Lard steady;
choice Leaf, terce. 7tic: do, Kegs, sic. Bulk
meats steady: shoulders, :}ac cicar rib, 4Hdt5c.
bason gliot; .haasdeF', Nc; clear tiI. d!4@o5c;
WHlaKr-Qaict but atchdy al 81. 0..
, 1879-03-12

-.,.to, INspatch tn Ina 7>tsmnA
~ Marcn 1l.--0nA1N-Wth elight
~ 1nr,nr tho day. the course Of wfeat
haoausN"" efpecta1ly toward tho c1osc. under
ri os.,., md urgent otFerings Of fnpst grades,
r'r "ssa,c.s,d ;bc pricca nf winter gradcs Tnn'
ssta -, :. n,r bu. and In options on No. AM
k''I a. 2o:}c psr bu. April option show.
It, a.. ,p,ioos decline At the modified figures;
" @s ,s.r,, m. hu,Epess In winter. chiefly In Mp.
ihe'. h.., amber, md No. white, No. red. and
'fa 1,tp,y IN speculative acconnt- snd No. I
ssoei eood part for s1port closing ~ rulo very
fne .od feYcrsh; spring Also yielded slightly on
~. n.,.,,n movement, and loft on heavily 120,-
d. Ap,!l ortions at 81. l2MGD1. IT, this op-
~ =" ..rernr most under Western ordofs 10 sell.
na ,..,s IT sl.l3!f, showing recovery
a'"I r. from tho lowest point, Corn
Generally lower; In moat inhtancch
s', sut per bu under SeaterdsJ, On moderate
W. ~, tarty delivery, largely No. 2 for ex-
s''nsss, s''..,.cd western ungsaded at 45a4ec- Rye
phi .hont steady; No. 3 Wcatern In store
ea.sa :, ao6aotc, and anoat 1t G16e8ac. onts
l..., l''.a md n1otco decidedly lower, generally
fsu .nd In few instances dycn more dcpresscd,
49, 49, w.ss; No. 2 Chicago. aaoat, &, 900 bn on
aaSs ol,ts terms. quoted a. olAa4Hc; do. in store.
sse SIRED ,. .u,,n ..oh,. 49,,
PE1flSluas .,.... t.,-.
ri in much demand ios ost.s aenset5, clos'hs
taeshst stronger aha apo"t s.sau5 " s"1.ent
,ot.sieut; Western mesa ipore acuse sna aigher.
-, -, n for new, aud for April $40. .15dD1o III.
~ ~ m.,,, ouoted abont as beforc on moderate
aa,snsntA Bacon onll. nen1esn n.oa"' 's1u III
c,ses more dsmaha ~ nsmeF pelcc'' c'o'1"e
t-ope
f.lto*-hodefatclg soaeo'7 VIVA p1''ne qu''ea
Hthe ctosc At @ 0'lHe. s
"t~,,,.-1,sv moro freely dealt In, and quoted
stss" s'ss.d. .lth cnhn muscoyado nuotof] At f,lt
tstil teaa3' "' .., ssart.,,, ..c.st ~, S.I- ~
esyefoE faf 10 sooo 'enH'"s' ieaAe" !" '~'4 ue'
r.td, .-..
wu,xy-EcR]ectcd; quoted At $1.0GH.
r'as..-.-Tb. ftatnra of the market .wns nm
tu'ohl' ,,s". ..,,.t.,,r IT, ch,rt.r ro,-
xidtJ IN gram G.aues' eep.s!"n5 ~ sn+.Ms son.
r1t.s; euainess stimulated oy ifcef oaeflhEs Of
,,n,..: elxht concessions In Satcd, mad aided also
S. e4e .-,snt hv n heclIna In ynlucs of wheat md
pt'a's -. 1Is.r,ool cnvnoc1n,uts bv atean, th,
asn; iof L'se'peo' ens"s''a's1s @ =! s.ssa ~
s,4td 800 bsla hour thfoheh tfd'ght at - Na per
VI. ,,.ln room, quoted at Ga per bu, but without
e',.,1 hn,n+.s,
F7"'s1 ~. a.. Ir..t.v~ A.,o.tot,d pr.,,
3o"@ "t'"'
wv YonK. March II. ll.-~Cofr"s-steauy ana nn-
s,oaed; futures steady; March, u. .70c; April,
~: MAY, 10, ,07c; juno, 10. 22c; July, 10.3}c;
ltsas@ ~ ~ .,... -, mn ,..,.
crtt STATIC and Western, 50. 50dE:}. 10; common 10
M ertt. 81. 8O6a3 90; GOOD to choice. 81. t;M
st x .Sto whe,t ertra. 81 55fh5 81: crtra f,hio
tN' HnHe "'tA* sAi"' -. .'tp. H ."o, eAss1 49, o''e'
, 1879-03-12

1, r.. 81 lANblSs
Dtst, s's,.: "s's' NO.. March 11.-FLorR-Quict;
IT, r.'. Maintained only on light suppy,
II ,1n,as-"Acat inactive and lower; No. q rcd fall.
ii aat,; sash; $l.o2!sG.1. oc,< March; 81. o3I6e
ID sspn' spnl' .oa1 iGl.04 May; No. q do, g8,5c;
,ni,.pp poas, s'lc bid. Corn pctiyc but lower; No.
4,nl. 4,'a =. asAQta5c cash aud March; I3!sdt33c
it, I' %t@9a.sc ~. May; 2Al:s4,.c, closlng :litc,
sI,aaSun Hu.s 9fm' cash and options lower; No. y,
R.s l,p,n sne ~: 2aA9ea65sc April; 2assc May.
hi,ssJI4 @9a aet!Yc; 45c, barley dull and un-
f,Mu1s'sst.:-sseaay At Sl.0A.
r44sa pnsh! MY aali dull aud nuniDal; $lE ;l5 HMlk
s ,ienhssa; ,ies II h,.;i Iess F!ts. clear s4.so;
.tts% .t% sss: IT,, eIs.1 hsson 81! aas swcst aat
Errf1r4sas ~. lbs average, 7.+c April.
~ Is lxns,ioaf. On ,. aoo9 6fisi wheat. 2D, 900 hu i.
IT, do ID. 'A''' H. 'oo su; sy'' = ooo ea;
p to,nspp.rp'onr, to,n, p.oinr, 1000 trls; wheat, 1000
Ii apns. a: pons; oats. j, 200 bu; rye, nons; bar.
, 1879-03-12

cp.- CINCINNATI.
IL .to,.sH' u, March Steady and
G.rs .rs;a.eads. In tai1 demand.
hai :ca'at c"heat dull; red ana white, 81 .oo0
Y .es,,ou Hon qulet bit nrn Ut 35037c. Oass atm
vi; So'' - t.y Mtys nsm at 65c. barley Demand
III au W. Fork qalss ont dr,u At 3o 7aelo 90,
ftth ernnna a'a hoM!ual; stcAm held Ut 50. i'd. Hulk
sxait quiet; shuulders, %. 10; ahart ftha
sai t,e,T = sash, sales At ST. 7b buyer Match;
sHhxx-s,.i.s, $5.37!j, and Is. tt.H.
5s1Ee-f,"u,aaeyi in good demand IT ST. .0a.
l1,ltp a., GSassI aud unchanged,
, 1879-03-12

H}KfTH U1sU9IEH n 7He 1T7ttHE.
KANSAS CtTr, atnrch 11.-GNAtx-Tht Prize
Current roposta wheat rccUspts. II. 200 bu; ship
mcnts. 2s.0o0 bn: dull; No. 9 caah, D0s;
Mnrch. o0Ac; No. . cash, EGac; March, HuHc; No.
4 cash, TIC. Corn-1ircripts,' u. DlU lit: ship.
msnts, ], 0tn BY; dull md lownr; No. cash,
, 1879-03-12
EUGENIE'9 EAKIY LOVE Affairs.
fnrts Lkliff 10 yf1e rnrk 1titune.


EuGENIFs'9 EARLY LOVE AFFAIRS,
fari. L<i'tr 10 .ynp lors tribune.
Talking Of the Enpress Eugcntc reminds mo
NJ ,,n,, arm. vhfch fo,,n,1 . .,,r+ tin,n ,1t,
IN bioerantica sketch vh,cl annease,l @ f Of her her
In I.oudon society Journal Slic used not to
20 before her marrIage to TIC parties At 1t.
Cloud, and Prosper Meriu,ee, the Senator a1-
mike make hcr ,c y h,s m s',se iIa Ind been rtvs1 I ot
Lord Clarendon at the card partEes Of the
Countess lie Monttlo, at Madrid and Rayonnc,
nrcvtou. IN thr b,rth NJ Mndemn.sc1te Eroent.
- ns rs-st c...sa ,.,...,t r.'..
...t ss..e a,e,a . m1e, ,la' @ ~
YOUNG lady, who, ha thought, seBo.nblct
him, and was not in tho least like tho Enpllsl.
u'po""se" - ss9'h1 a0easo ~ Iay
onne Tns tne an.,, nattee. soaa ill., o when
throne. shr was IN lore with the Duke of
sesto, who loved her sister, the Duchess Of
AlGs, better, but pretended 10 rcciprocato tho
passion Of Euwenie, rot to compromise Tie
other lady III her husbands cyes- T[ls adventure
, 1879-03-12

INDtaNAro1rH. Ind, March l.-i1ocs-stealy;
s.. 25l y. Is; receipts. D4U head.
GRAis-Wheat qulet; No, 9 red. 81. o3f11. o..
Corn 1rm; :I3ts G233Ac. Oats firm Mt :5s;Gt2J.sc.
PEof,sIoSs-shouldors. 3:ic; April. 3alc: clear
rib, 4Ac; April, &c. Lard, 0Hc. Hams, 1tGb7Ac.
, 1879-03-12
BUFFALO,,

DuYrALo, March 11.--G,sA1x~-Whcn neglected,
hit firm. Corn dnll aalca Of ) cars now on track
at :M!ic:5 cars high mixed new ut 4Uc on track.
Oats dult: no sales. 1tye neglected. Barley
Light Inquiry; no sales.
KAlil!DAp fnE10llTa-UncAaHscd.
, 1879-03-12

husband, Muaarl. who llns never Ind the sliEht-
rstra,Hrtncnt With her, but Inns enjoyed to the
fullest tho money brought BY her royul tfaison.
70 ei.ow TINT ti!tra ara grades even In this sort
o. society It. must Ge mentioned that Madam
afuAard hGlt1 the defnl-,oflde In at,hnrrcttce nn
would no more speak TO q woman of the Cora
Pearl stamp than the wito Of Presbyterian
Deacon would,
, 1879-03-12

Hsasff I1t@ALttN3s
~, s1h ORLEANS. March u.-.FLorn-Quict but
ta.a a.; saaperliuc, S;s.oo; XS, 81. 7oSb4. 90; xxx.
.-"sa.o0; ~ high ErateB, S5.a5Q5.7i.
's"S-Gorn quiet but steat,Y nj 4l56ltTc. Oats
~. ss she afin. lsyo generally unchanged, but
*ss salss rather higher ii :Isc.
u uMs' NEAL Market dull Ut g. .GhGto. 50.
p@l-Qulct: ps choice. slu.50Ul7.oo.
~. sSs--Pork-slarket .inlI; old, SO.25n
t's.;, t",' hrw, si.*o. Lard-Faif demand; terco,
,as'.e; ,as key, 7b7,ic. llnlk mcats quiut anil
;s.s ,". shoulders quoted. louse, 34c; packed,
N. sess .t', til', Gig; clear, Exc. Nacon-Markut
H,s, assa.lders asars Old, quoted at iIc; iew, I.;o,
asn,SSagat,cuFed asn,.S dun nt Dt 1Uc, as IN sxo; IN.
S.noMsSSY-steay; S.os Western rcctIned 81, ,oiS91, II,
,anon hut irnl; ct,,tulon 10 good
Fse ~ riA tiA9h::c: 1ais to fully fHIr. ,hh4Db4c;
t|s Wan!ea eno!ea h'.dt1Ac; yellow chrttlrt,, }Ilt
ls.a;iooEa n;ioa'sss ~ n good dSmund at fnii prices;
hi faIs. ~, Y, "sc; cnm1non .fsGt4.,c; cunt.if.
e. "'sa steady, with good don,aud 1t 6hSS
AAS-EIrmer Mt Ro,kcaar,
, 1879-03-12
. BALTIMORE,

e.b,n..@ March h1l.-FLouu-Qu.e and With
'na,,l,, ~ sM,asa,-Westesn dull and heavy; No. q
e&t.s M tea. Sl.lhh11. 18X; No, 9 Western
tsal Il ,1,, 'po. Ana March. u. l84Gel. .laI;
1ss-Wt.ts. UA. loh; Nay, .3l.14.sQl.14L.
80. ses1tei easTi Western mixed, spat