davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-07-01

CupAR RArlps, Iu., Junu 80.-A hanl-car,
near Viotou, yesterday was thrown from the
track BY running over q dog, and four persons
preclpl.ated through bridge twcuty feet to tho
ground below. Ono OF the party, woman, Id
thought TO bo fatally Injured.
, 1879-07-01
AIIH2Qu&fI.

tpactni DtepaieA to 7ns 1Fthune.
ArRLsrok CfrE, Bates Co, JUNO 30-Wintcr
wl,oat In tho shock. We'll headed. lDcrrY full.
THU on ground. Having too much sain for
wheat aud corn.
, 1879-07-01
IOWA..


3utetat 1Hspateh to TAe Trfbun&.
eAo clrr, eac Co, June 80.--All crops are
no" very promising. Corn IL an excellent
bugs yct.
, 1879-07-01

ACCIDENT TO BANCROFT,
NHw YoKk, June 30.-A Newport IN. ~ dis
patch says t}at Bancroft, the historian, Vas In
jured yesterday by being thrown from hts horse.
, 1879-07-01

NonrH ADAMS, Mass., Juno 30.--The 0iant
Powder Magazine. at Mo1hray's Nitro.Glyce-
rino Works, exploded THU afternoon. .Iacl
Pscrca mud william Long, workmen, wero blown
to atoms. Adjoining buildings wero shattered.
, 1879-07-01

6pecfd3 Utxp1tch 10 7ht IF1bnH&
FoHT WAYNE, Allen Co., juno 8o.--Whcat
looking very ane. Commence cuttIug this
week. Oats fair. Corn two.thit.la Of crop,
aud backward,
, 1879-07-01

Melody hus sainI naxleets 4 cough. Taksaonls
ef Ha!c's llunry of llurehunnl aud Tar InAlauseI.
i!4ea Yonslacao uzopa cut1 u enn Mtuuts.
, 1879-07-01

dpecfal |'tspases TO 7aa 1y4sins.
W1NnoM, Cottonwood Co., juno 8o,-Drought
has injured wheat considerably. Oats, aax, sud
barley growing rapidly. Corn neyer hatteT.
, 1879-07-01
FEVER AND AGUE:

FEvKR AND A0UE CURED fer nfsy cents: Thsre T.
not remedial agent In this WORT! that will cure Foyer
ani Ag,!e M, Il. ohcr Maasiola. l!tl!ous, Scarlet,
Typhott Yellow and other feytEs {aidca bJ tsAdHay
Fifty centa Iet b0ttln.
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Gen. MacMahon has resigned
the presidency of the French Reput-
lie. M. Grevey succeeds him.
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LATEST
Home and FOREIGN News.
HOMIE NEWS.

DETROIT, reD. Inc elSCGlOl
for United States senator to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Mr.. Christiancy, took place at Lam
sing to-day. The two houses of the
legislature, voted separately, result
ing in the election of Hon. Zachariah
Chandler.
A fire occurred in Newberry, S. G.
on the night of the 18th, and entirely
destroyed a whole block of business
houses. Five other blocks are badly
damaged. Loss 100000, partly COW
cred by insurance.
AUGUSTA, Ga, February lS.-W.
S. Lynch, charged by the Southern.
Express Company, for falling to &C
count for $4,000 entrusted to him
as a messenger, had hearing before
the Judge Of the superior court this
morning, on writ Of habeas corpus
for his release. The Judge refused
the writ and the prisoner was re-
manded to Jail. Lynch has been
messenger of the company for many
years, and alleges he lost the money
out OF his car, between Charleston
and Augusta, In November last.
WASHINGTON, February, H.
The treasury to-day issued the
eighty-ninth call for the redemption
of 500 bonds Of 1865. The amount
is $2O,0O0,00O, in equal proportions
Of coupon and registered bonds.
Much alarm is felt at Sitka, from a
threatened uprising of the Indians.
A white man james Brown, was
brutality murdered by them, and it is
feared general massacre may follow.
Snow, followed by hail and rain,
fell all day in Richmond, Va, on
the 18th.
BOSTON, February 17th.-Robert
Carter, a gentleman of large journal
istic and literary experience is dead.
SHENANDOAH CITY, Pa, Feb. Is.
The total loss by the sinking of 16
houses belonging to the Reading
Coal and Iron Company, will be be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000.
Charles Woods (colored), was con-
victed at Memphis, Tenn, on the
18th, tor the murder OF Mrs. w. c.
G.. Foster.
Patrick Smith (colored), was con-
victed at Richmond, Va. on the
same day, OF the murder of J. G.
Lacy, and sentenced to be hung on
the 18th of March.
John Edwards, the murderer of
X. J. Ballard, was hanged on the
18th, under sentence of the law, at
Smithfeld, N. G.
FOREIGN.
News from the Zulu war is more
encouraging. After the serious dis
aster to the British troops, on the %
ultimo, the Zulus have.been steadily
repulsed, and confidence is beng re-
stored.
A dispatch from Calcutta of the
nth, states, that unless copious
showers of rain soon fall, severe
famine may be apprehended, in Ben
gal, Dude, and the Paunjaub.
Pleuro-pneumoma, is spreading Sc
riously among the cattle in North
and East Yorkshire, England,
About 5000 weavers are out of
employment at Macclesfeld, on &C.
count OF the depression in the trade.
LIVINGSTON, February ia revo-
luton has. broken out in Hayt. Ne
gro disturbances of an alarming char
acter, have occurred, in the island OF
St. Vincent.
General Grant and party arrived
at Bombay, on February 18th.
LONDON, February ID The adj
miralty announces, that it has char
tered fifteen steamers to carry troops
and supplies to the Cape. This
fleet includes the transatlantic
steamers Egypt, France, Spain, Rus
STA, England, China. Olympus, City
of Paris, and Palmyra.
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lation, extending through the States,
the Canadas. West Indies, Europe,
etc. One OF the best mediums for
advertising in the country. Terms
moderate.
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DRY GOODS, CARPETS, MATTINGS,
Oil Cloths, &C..
FUkCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
Of JACKSONVILLE

0FsJACKsoNvILLE
NORTHERN PRICES
BRUISED INGRAM CARPETS is complete
FLOOR OIL CLOTH of all dimensions. MATTINGS of ace
ciptions and grades
keep every imaginable article in the line of DRY GOODS
rom the cheapest to the very best grade.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS a speciality.
Special particular paid correspondence and filling
ders SAMPLES SENT ON APPLICATION. Hesitate
ordeng-decribe what you wish, limit price of article and
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la
, 1879-05-13
pROYISIONa.

HOG rHODUCTS-Wcre generally ouet spd at
tiMca dull, though tho 1nasut was trn,er early In
tic day In spte Ut \ reported weakness In hogs,
There was NOT mIctl domanl for anything, and
what there was Asen,cl ~ Ia local. outside orders
being scaEce. Therc was ii&ala change In the tune
OF adyiccs from, other points.
MISS PoEk-6old nc 010o higher, and closed a1s
1do above tic latest pEiccs Of Saturday. Hsles
wnEu supostcl Of D, 900 brls sces June ut SO 5!I{
90. 0.ss, and ~, 10 bsla seller July Ut ST. u5t
n12H. Total, 10, 760 bEls. Tho market closed
sseady at 80. 69N for cash or se!lcr May, $u $50
0.a7,i for Junu, and 50. uaGaD.u7A for Jnly. Au.
gust Hls nominal Ut loo aboys July. Old pork waa
hula It SETS. Primo mess pork was noulna, at
a. 731D.g0. and extra prime at ~. .7;dE8. 90.
LAnD-Spld luc w. but closed at Saturdays
latest psices ea!os were reported Ut 100 tcs spot
At 80 10; ao0 tca ssllss May 1t 80 Id; 3, $50 tcs
seller JuHe ut gu. .l2!t 100. l7!s, a:.a0 tea seller
July At 80 l5aau. 20; aud 7b0 tcs sol!sr August ut
s120. Tosal, !, 100 tcs. Tho market closed tame
at $1.10 spot or ssller May; 81. 1OGbu. l29i for
Junai aud H. l0QDu. ID for July.
j AEATa-MeTe quiet, hut 4 ah8ds drmef tp 4ym.
pathy With pork ind lard. Thu trading wAs chIesy
in lucal futures. Saloa we're tep0stea Of SO boxca
shoaldrs4 NJ u. 60; Y, Ua, 900 lb4 sh0st ribs Ut
81. aa sei!sr Xay IT. 0Gbl % acIIee Ju,lu 81. 90
e seIlpF July. Aud st. ~. seller August. Thu
!oil9winE were the closing prices per 100 los On
tbs leallMg cuts:
, 1879-05-13

tnr ssc tho rr!nc,pal points whlcl, It embraces:
~ II tfcnnstitnt9 tho Company under etntnfc
BY whlch two'thirds in nfnonnt of each class Of
bondholdrrs. two.thir1a Of o,icr creditors, aud
two.th!rtis lf the sharehol1ert Gun .Y increment
au'y FrEiftcrah d(Rlnsa the Receiver alnl festuru
the property 10 its owners. Thus reconstructed.
the prnpcrtJ L. to be pnt nnder the, tlrrcs
supervision Of ihe prDnrirtorf through London
eonn,t,tec. Thls Comm1tsc Will cali half.vclr'y
meetings mud nns'lit hatf-ycary reports a* wc1t M
a most tnnartant pr"yian Is that which takrs
boWcr 70 iesse fresh capasnl 70 tnc extent nt 81.
crty. rxcept TINT covcrcd br the t>hlo mort1aro.
~, "1 1n a waaa y @ na1'5 " m ~
esperaly a. tito great mass Of the sl1area do not
% now reptcsnmt rcaa money N any shapt, md never
polnt !. thas she clalns nvatnAs the Rria comnany
Sir II. ". Tylcr. Mr. &. n. Youne Ind Cspt,
!,ouRlas Gallon accompanies tho proposed schr1sc.
II inancnt,aiy requested to do 70. these gcnfle-
man arc prcphrct 1t ts Atatch, to accept office on
the I.aHaon Committee.
Tile following gives tho fluctuations Of tho
, 1879-05-13
CATTLE SALES.

lloa5-Rccosyad during Sunday and l{ond,y.
ket opened varv dull, with prices unsettled and r.
regularly lnwer.' Tho lasgc receipts weakened lhe
vibws Ut sellers. and e7ry salcs WIRE at leclina
IRON Saturday oi &c. At tho reduction puyr,,
took !cld hstskiy, and under tho increased aesIt1
the market worked 1tmcr, anu hr the mlada Or
tho Afternoon tho lecl,ne Of Tho morning had been
fully fecavered. tho Inarkct closing sttuns 1t
about Saturdays quolntions, or at ST. 81 fos
hoaVy packers, at 81. 40D. 20 fur bacon Rradt,,
and nt $3.45&b3. 60 for heavy shippers. SIZES Of
skins were at 81. .b0GD1. II.
:. All sales arc malc subject to ehrtnksgs Of 10
lba for piggy aowa and 80 lbs tor stags.
, 1879-05-13


Nav YoHK. May 1a.-bEKyts-ieeepts., ,t1;issX I; log
market firm after brisk bns!ncss a. a estao'asa
average advance for tho week equal to strong NJ
With general ralcn at e1t5emc sanESiaw! n.
I'll car-lonle native sttIlots, D1@IiGt4c; ana e.ts
rorters uacd 600 at iod1l0,ic; shipments fof tho
sltaEr-Roceipts, !, 100; n,urkst asn aud sst!.s
at full pricot: S5. 5.0GGbU. 10 fur unshotn satsA
ST. 5iQa:, 80 for clipped, md .599!0 10 PEI l%
s anssor 1Sl spFl i s sopSaiitos ps1 iou nssa
Of clipped, 10i !as, at S.. 90: shipments !os '''
week. $50 live sheen and .la0 carcasFes IL. IN,
Swts;It:cetp. w. az :?s. g.
100 lbs. Freight rates unchanged IN hogs sas nv
sheep, whilo on cattle hiia to-day wsr' st Tsp''
lu0 lbs from Chtcafo and j1t5c from Oh A'u'''
EAST Liberty.
EABr InE9rr, Fa May 1:ctr1isIfnSseoeuss 1d = tSeouss
and ~ OF ]ocal; total for the week eHosa$
tny, q 10b through and 4Hs loea', n4alhas n,srf1
through and 74B local Iast week; s1pp!5 mi ii
nG| S " 'es ,s an ana e1cot ss o
asked over last weuk; bust asked 40; aoa aip =
Sc SSSSd, l. T. es@ go e . S a4 al s. &c. 9'
i o6, hsaa; .o!sl %. ssssa
u. 5v5, aea!nst I'd. 0as last ,ssek; l. iofkef'' -
03 goi p4iladelphiae: $a; 7Nstm tcto1 fo, nee1,
u, 900, agnIn*t ID, 700 last week. ssl''as a. '~
~. 90 for besl.
sr. LOUIS, May le.-CArTII-steady ",'a .tsttt'
demand; Kooa 70 cao!cs Aea,y sa'pg}'Y }ag ts rod
sa!vo t'b batSiess M ~ % stos;s S. vo eoxs 81
he!ters g. 6o6b4. 10 eoEn fsa a. s,oesert, 40
o. ia; .colosados. S3.75ua.oo; feee'p'''
ifous@Kcsys @ shade lower; rough h9ay{; a S'S IS
03.H0, Workers. to Haltiniorss. III; sAp.
, 1879-05-13

!ar short ribs, H.t15sc for short clears, At{61Uc
for hnmt, NJ! canynaed and packed
unEA.E-Wat quoted At ST. 00Gt5. 50 for No. l
whit. 4AG1Iic for good yellow, onl 4il@b4Mc Tor
brown.
bEEr rnoDuCrs-wcro flrm anil aulet ut
Ssl.ooffh."! tnt noes, SIN. 10snl0.21 fur extra
msas. md Sttt i'tlG9 II. b0 for ha,,s.
TAttow--Waa qalrt Mt GtDu.ac for city and ~
GfUc for coliltty.
, 1879-05-13
REAL ESTATE.

I'll, fo,,,w,rr ,,.trurnc,te ware f,Iod for
~. 't ''. n "' W." ''0~ -'
rcr0su Monday, May II.
CITY rnorEnrY. -
.,,.,.r,t. :, ,6o,. ~ r., ~ g., :, -
1~1m.< u. La,aa vey ~ I1'' II, tE,ce,,i
I;nc &; ,,,,,, ~, t.nGG,,n9 ~ on
sa",r,cG ~ ~ n, - ~ Swni =; -. ~: Ni''
It5' - lii. Fl; II, nbs ~ ] w. '..' y, ~ tt"A
= un ~, M.I i,.n,ir ~ - 1r'Hi,,. ",e IT, :
r,,nns ns''s7 A"''''''' ~ "''''u'' ''""' o nm
t,'n ~ - nj 4 -, ''o
A's n.,snt. ~ - - DA J.. ~ ~ .1 r.
1Wnans, IL. IT,, ~ Sr.,' "M'eI Hy eoo
,,ar.i"nd ~ .i,s =. ~ :hgr.. ~ et4 =, wv
a5xi:;' 5' Il. a auteJ y s,aY WY I I ai,sniaium
ShnrllGN to nnnIn1 {1axi,ei ,. AOO
L1;,Dbcr IT. n " cornce or Throon A. Lots
i4l aal l+!, tatca say 10 iJhEn Il.
= Lyon to Thomas II, LyUM. Tt',stteI.... 10, 600
Ncwhefry ny, :!G0 II Ut Wright st, W.T.
~ Z. .lU1lOo u. GalGn alay u tMastet
II, ~ tnnnnee.S - .n SMasleH Eoope] .:':::. 1,o''o
1snf }ati ~. M,v y" " =. a1 ~ !,, ;. ..u@ 10
r. frt,s"'1 "' ." ''"'o ~ '''e" ~ i. ,yon
~ HtnCr H - III I;,,; .i.'. wv
III -. mi "'n IL Nh =, u.ot L.. y, ~ ~
II n"ttci "A st.v ~ r.: ';:,hse.na * ~, ~ tt,,ii;. ~.
4 t,nincy itailrnan Il, t;i,irnpn \ Wnrti,'
, 1879-05-13

fractional recovery ensl1cd. unlon rnci1c was
weak throughout, declining from IN tn II X.
Iron Mountain, nttcr advancing to :tiA., c'osesl
at 23tf, an1 Chfra9o, VI. raul Il Minneapolis
rose ,oH1, alnt closed nt !s.14, It's earnings In.
crcnscd s42,0O0 The frat loilr months Of thia
year, n,stl Sl25, ONO compared With tho 'rst fo'lr
months nj 1877. TransacIuns were t9a,MAl
tharcs: 1900 Erie, 1s,0Nl Lake Shore, f,0n0
Wabash, 7,0D Northwestern comnou, 1.s'0O pre-
fcrre,, 10, ,u1 st. Paul ran,t,o,,, aWl preferred,
B,WW Lacknwn,tna, 3,40U Ncw 1crsry Ccntrat,
0,ho, unton Pacific, 1000 Vt. tocs, 1000 Ohtos,
13,sO0 Wctsurn Unio,f, ;,0tU ST.. raul II .Mnnu-
auots, l,10U Il,dtanapola. Cnclnnnti & 1.a-
fayct.c, +,Un Louisville 4 Nashville. S,60o Iron
Mountain, :a,tXD kansus City Il Northern, t4,GEM
1t. Louis & san Franeisc,, ltO0 Kansas Paetfc,
1900 Kan.ns Il TEXTS, and I, ,0tlo Quicksilver.
Money market eosy ut 21>ss{dyH. Prime mer-
canttlr paper, 4G1111.
sterling exchange firm; GO days, 18Th; sight,
$50.
0ovnnxNHFTs.
Coupnns Of 1881, .1Q7 New w4e,,,,,,,,.,..10!N
, 1879-05-13

salpprf. lF7o"r,t 9phrnt. earn. ! 6a's.
IL IL ~, o3.3i %, !Yi 4a2t7 eo', 81
;sisss,:: ..a' az3's ii; ii; iiai
i ;'3s ;s$a SS;i: iii ] S% ss,s:S
SSihsr ts'' pafi; lit " ::.. q: III 3.*@
n,ksss' kTs's5: 8; ;i;y::, : ~ @ 81 ;p u.s. r! ~
p IT III . an9 sii;.~n sas h ;s:f ;s9 IT. 'see ss by
Tie lending prodnrc mnrkota wcro Irregular
ycstcrtny, anil sotnswhat \ unsettled. Hogs
we're lower, which causcd Il reaction frUm curly
'irnlncsa IN pork products. Wheat waH excited.
advancing not less that a5{c por b,i. the chief
eal'sc being continued dry weather. The tnar-
het lai been weighted during tlsc inter part ot
Inst week By the fear tl,at the Kccne wheat
would be tnloa.'cd on Saturday. The deliveries
Oh tf'at day wero larGc, but the wheat was ali
provided for, hlst1 no ripple Of Il was felt on tile
market Yesterday, whfto our receipts showed
falling of, ntnt aslvfccs from Liverpool nnt New
Sork noted further advance. These tllnEs
wcro retarded ns sympathetic With tho widely
e1fresscd fear In the West tlAt our wheat crop
Will ''c n,fscrab1y ehort one, because tlcro has
not bccn ruln enough to nuurlsll tic growing
plant. Nnws 'sas.secciycd to thu effect Tint not
teW farlners aro pfowEng up their whcat-hrlls
asH' planting corn, becauso tlley tlcspa!r Of b.
Ing nbtc to rntsc a wlleat crop. Tllcro wero re-
ports Of faln in the Northwest. ant1 some Wis
isors from Minnesota stated TINT the wheat crap
generally pron,tses well In that State. hut
many operators hold Tint Minnesota IL not tho
whole west, a,.t t'sat the prospects aro not
favorable to nn average yield for Tho wheat
raising portions OF the United States. There
WIS very good shipping slcmnnl for the low
Slf ~tSnn$ N.,t Ns<9 9njx Fn
this was abs,ve the limits Of most buyers, alnl
they fell hacts.
The wheat problem is really most important
one, a,lycry little understood. Scarcely any one
scc1ns to hive walt,.lcilnel idea as to whether
the strength IS due to Wallstrcet combination or
to Western dry weather. Tic market In the
past would undoubtedly have advanced mucl,
moro but Tor the ulemory OF the fact that the
nan who operated OF weather news i,ns gen
orally hcen the one to Get left, as chnnge in
atmospheric conditions brings marked reaction
in prices,
Corn WIS stronger yesterday in sympathy
with wheat. There was very good shipping
demand, with light receipts anl big outward
movement reported for tho preceding forty
eight hours, while a further decline in lake
fretghts also stimulated shippers. Oats nnl ryo
were frlner, anl barley was uomtually stronger.
DrY Eoods were reported quiet, though not
tnoro so than Is usual to the scaso. Iriecs re.
main exceedingly firm. There wos fair activity
amoug the wholesale grocery trade, as,tl FIRM
ness characterized prices Of ruost lines. Sugars,
rice, nlolasees. ind teas especially wera lrtu.
CoTces romafn unsettled. There was n good
demand for butter, and Will, light receipts iiIc
market Is working lrnor. Chccse also was hcld
with moro corfltlGncc TIN it,crrasrtI tfrr,ncae
, 1879-05-13

T1so following were tllc receipts uni ship
ments OF the leadl1g articles Of produce In ths
city during tho forty-cight hours ending at Z
o'clock on Monday morning, and for the cor
responding date twelve mpnths ago:
, 1879-05-13

EtDFG WtftNrA,., go. Al t1 E1f -
t,aoes M!nn-soins. 4'SV &f2
Fsif Fsf ts 's ESo ESoa X,9ns,o''a ,nIns. 59e si5
Low springs... ..... 80. -. 49,. a,m 1a9}
Patents ................... -, ..., did ssstj,
lin i,n;xHwa. IVA mode.ste,y active and tner sale.
were ov nn' IN a. o. .o w neF ton free on board
carr nna 80. 'o&o''. - on track.
nj a13 M, mr. IN, m trncr ~0'e'
stn,,TsFs,1o ~. r,nIo =, IN ,on avn
"as '''u" VI ~ ~ IONS NJ siu.W.
Mahni1N'H-saleS wcEo H0 tons ut SIC. on
!n,00.
HpRtN{} WIIrAT-Was more nc,trc and ,,r,ou. .
larry sher beInu q. time. yo ush a." c.c,s"
Ii,e ~ n's.kst tor nc1t month alynnee! ?stc. md
r ss Tss sFs sI%pss as1s 1s;
h vhr4 ros Ard Mew s.rsm r"r1 wn. n!'cn fully ic
for tl!u lnwrr aratlrs, Nj a.isancing !c per b.
but closed a. NJ, which wsa rsse II oily .c; it
wss wanted for direct al!!pnent to Ensopc. There
70 dry a. to excite fears Of widespread failure u
tho cron. Sone ortlcrs were nAn ',s''craoott 10 bo
u reactinn fFom saturdays four that tim Keorc
whcat would hn all delivered Tint afternoon.
sn.ns ss Il w. dsnnteiy delscrc ot
nrpa1c"t a,*D"s!tion y VI. 10 asr ent tne So bnt
ed, q. thn 1cmanh for Mn. ! is Esnwing mnro
raniaiy than thr SUPPLY cumcs ill., and vary. tittto
atld,tonni adynhcs N she nttes woula he sufficient
a;, S nnke X; The 80. saiaes Ut current 1noAon..
were filled In '1n account of wtun 1t may con-
fsf,: thy rl1osts scng nahe to carsy thu .iea
to 0s.ic, declined to tl7.ic, Improved TO 0Y ,ic md
Gtosea a. uote. Seller Jn's wss anote1 at h7aM
latcr mi cio,nr sGn ra,,,r ~ .1snc snifnr 'hn
mnnt coS,rn ~ c. ,7I r,,i. III
va ai.o thu Istest lF.cs q feeaiar 10. :. spes
n7ic; Fl, OK, In 10. b at s3;dastM: IN LII, ASu ~
rejected ut 7:.c; ana ~ 400 bu By saniple at $50
"sS: t.; Iotli. lo6' s00 bu.
si 4. f, nit r. ~eas Ct o nt 70 r. a.
a.. coKN-Was activa and stronger. capeclay on
e. ncaIc5 aelisor,cs; Te market foftnls month
Iritsi ,n5rs.ts wn,n ni, ~, % .rnn".n c. uo
!s,ol's wefr 81 lovsr,. and the Eastara market.
liaht. With very arra funorted T'' st!nmeutss' !,ts
involving material reduction of our stocks
a 'ois ona nS's ,c,ssay %si VIII e good b.atbsd sh
oil tho olsringH: Till hclny lepcd soma i,Y ovcr
like frcieht4. Thu cost q! Slipping corn from thIs
Tic including iulia!u Charges. wnic at Tc 'cro
<nelusllnv *vra4nj n,akrs very Low price on tts
byess it'd M FOR r,ecte te = far Hoo ue ,ins
iHtlu. No I In stS!o coscu al Nc. Helier ;Jmns
sold cnrIy at nike, declined to :lUc, Huld ncan at
:WaG;S,sc, Angnst Ut Ea'Se:,7Sc. md Mny 1T 1T
:hHgl3Ihc. ali closing with iusiIo figures BID.
r,o rst sale Of thu aea1on tor September was mne
fcnortrtt Sf NO. OtH} I'M Nd . ani hirh n,ire,l nj
M do5'tc; 2. 400 nn retcctci at 14!ic; !, H,l0 hn
acu ~ ~ m:sG aon.; n;avV n'i ny sample at
ID c frss On paar c,rs t olaI ~ S ~ o Hn NJ "'4e'
, 1879-05-13
Government Bonds and Refunding
certificates...Forei gn Ex-
change Strong.
Increasing Ease of the Chicago
Loan n1nrkct---St0ckS
Inactive.
The Produce Mnrkots Irregular, but
Generally Higher---Provisions
Tame.--Freights Easier.
An Important Advance In Wiieat--0tller
DreadstnfIa Stronger in
Sympathy.
FINANCIAL.


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nau NM, ~" s.sns " W. .Apo't nosclient .. hlus'
nio uae e."'Ie' "uu .ates subsequently ht.a' IN
Scuso sts,"ne tsa,'t pt''s "ese 4eo 1of oo-any
ol,s M.u 1ot ",' 1'rnc'' "tIe s1tong
~ soIoa|9otf los oVeas ot1's' ~ me actual Chi
saeo ,aIes LOT slesi'''g "elc 4o' af.a M aooS. IN
a. Ne" 1oek UT ac'ual rates "eeo 10. aha 1854.
ihe posted fatcs Tor sterling were 4S'1 and 4S9.
French bankers bills were hl6M mid Hf5, ind
, 1879-05-13

NEW UK1.EAE3.
NEW ORLEANS, Alay 12.-Stght exchange on
New York, 4 premium.
Sterling exchange, bankers' bills, 4ss.
rONEIGN.
LONDON, Mny G.-Cousols, money, 03 9-t9;
account, 08 l1-lJ.
American Notwithstanding, II; Eric 29l11:
preferred, 81.
Uuted States bonds-Ncw Is, 1865; 414s,
r1Hls, May la.-l,entes, 1881 4oc.
, 1879-05-13
LIVE STOCK.
CtflfIACtta.

cATftE-Reccivcd durluv Sun,tn,
4.o}0 hrnti; sanc time last wrct : "u H. aHonday|
Thoro was satisfactorily actIyc dcmon', '""' mead
s"ss.e ana f,cea wese firm mud afra,iy al lin -
vance estalirc on tho closing days Of la.t ,s.. a.
Ihe supply was 'nrac for tho opening 1,r "seA. e.
NOW iark was reported stronger, and. as ,h,. "A'
tooE mold genefouay thcro proycd In bc n 'spes
tlo no considerable number In excess of H.
teqniEements. Tie lover grades MIN ,sa.. ''aae|
tHkcn M tthc supn1y Of hntchc,s' mi ~" 1--WE. "el|
attH being modcratnl but PRICES u! thin s,o.s
only ndttEctcnt'y sustained. In aunl,tv ,hs "e'e|
ing were Rond average. Well fattcn .," oue''
weighing from l. HS0 10 LEO lb*, mndc r.. !,
h!k, ami sales were mostly at prices r,n,a1. .ns|
StIo Upward to $3.50. There were tc,n+.t "ota|
at S4.0oGb. %. and in two Or tl,,eo ,n,,.s aass
higher lRntGH wesc paid. Local hur.,. es
m0at Of t'e!r snppeH At s.. 74 ID nnd ddetptsa| ,aa
were few sales nf Kcckers ii, bass nj T. 'nfs| ss
esil'ls wesc %o sttlors !fca IN chlcaso i sob T. :.
ket closed steady. AHs mat'
QUOTATIONS.:
Extra 1eevcs-Grntcd stcers, weighing
.4uo lbs at1d ApwnrtA....... :. Ii noa. +. y,
Cloice Nctrcn:-F'nn, tat, wclI.f0fmed 'ss' -
ataers' welFa'ng :ao 70 l. 10 lis. =. 4,gya4 8,
"oo nI,,ns esyrsmweIl* IN fat,sne ,,a s,cer.,
meaimm tiradesuse:5. tgo q G u
nteiis1s Meis,'E ~ 70 ~ ,ss
and common to cho,cc cows, tur c!ty
staek wc.sn'ns beo t. i s
1nfetur1 teS 70 aSt SaU and ti,i; csws
vssIss is' n6s o@1sh 1 aa s sca'4""g steers. :oo3s
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