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Fox llarrhna, BLOODY -lux, cramps IN stom-
acll, ana cnllc, whether affecting adults. chill
drcn or infants DR.. pierccs Compound Ex-
tract 81 Weed H. sovereign remedy.
II Is compounded from the best brandy, Ja-
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snndyne, soothing and hcalipg gums. For
colds. ihcuiaatisnl, neuralgia affections, and
70 break up fe;crs and inhammatory attacks,
Il II invaluable and should be kept Ia every
household. Fifty cents BY druggists.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-26

rlNFfs pKAK Ilfuwn f1unFf I'M
rs1r Sfr-f vns S9is nd vitt kfy h las ~ rAiiinR
FytN Inf yssA ers .uu hnY7 sptnt riist ater dor
lar ftr nv Nli ir gu nytAliilg N Rhtirt iriel.
Ihr pty sfls " nv ta-iNd Win lite I'D, ~ %
fauirx relief. tried yDnr indian nioo1 syrup:
The ~ els AMI 4frct cure aStnnshet M ul~ls !
was aDle IA law dass ~ about ana ~ hlsle vvfk
Hefofe taking tbe inriicnn was MOI able " slAn1
wlthOHi a supper am over seventy ytAis ~ axo
and fcrl Ike yuiInE man. have NJ les iAiloh y
IN WorId. WILSON NOME
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"vFGEri~r," says Boston physician. has
no equal a. 4 blood purifier. Hearing 81 It's
many wonderful cures. after ali other rene
dies had failed. | visited the laboratory
and convinced myeclf of is genuine merit
Ii + prepared from barks. roots and herbs.
each ~ which Is highly effective, and they are
compounded IN such manner as 70 produce
astonishing results
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"A French company has secured thu
privilege Of constructing railroad il
the interior of Palestine.
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ncy was between five and five and half
miles an hour; this, Of course, included
occasional trois. 7iIri, Field and Farm
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-26

FoR a cough that other remedies win not
cure. We recommend Piso's Cure for Con
sumption.
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Rdwin Eastman in Indian Costume
unvN AND NINE YxARs AxoSs The CoNsNcHKs Al
APACHKs A neat volume of sol PAGES. tcliIG
simple statement 81 the horrible facts connecte4
with the sad massacre Of helpless family, and -
captivity. foftlres and ultimate escape u is -
surviving meinlerS Fer sale b our Agents 60
ne Incidents q tie massacre. briefly narrated -
|11stributed b. agents FINK of charge -
Mr.. Eastman, being almost constantly ~ the No.
nxagrd IN gathering and curing the materials o. who
ne medicine u composed, the sOe business manage
nenf deyOiyes upon nr Johnson. and tie remedy -
seen called and n known -
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sDnn choice selections far Focufnnsfs ana 80 ecncs
Zttl ana clal guFe fur school Ixhbiti ms, gre.
SE>aE BANLf a Go-- iia Na>ssn 81 y y
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J.B. Mayo & c0.4-!lys liWEisY

DANCER and salt xfkeum can be
U cured b} a clairvoyanAs simple Vegetable hecipe
,-r,t f',r 81 Asidrtss Mrr. -. DOLE. Mantenp. III.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-10
P{U$ pEGTOS.

The subscriher herewith announces his forthcoming
volume OF ht5rary odds aud ends, letters etc. the same 60
lie entitled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-14
sOARDERs WANTED.

7 LARGE rnrRD FLooa5 SUNNY ROOM, wffi
i Board. ~ Irving Mace.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
Councilman Gnrren.

The trial of James Gurren upon the
charge Of having presented false claim
for money TO the City Auditor, in Septem-
Der, 1878, while member of Council from
the Nineteenth Ward, was commenced be-
fore Judge Johnston, of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, yesterday. The indict-
ment found by the last Grand
Jury against Gurren set out that on or
about the 3Oth Of September last the de-
fendant, falsely pretended that the city
was indebted to J. J. Powers and Charles
Z. Britt, doing business as carpenters and
builders under the firm name of Powers d
Britt, in the sum of s72 80.
The taking Of the evidence was laid over
until to-day.
The trial Of James Gurren, the Ex-Coun-
Gilman, was resumed to-day before Judge
Johnson.
Mr.. Baker, for the defendant, claimed
that the indictment was had on the ground
that it charged two separate ofienses in a
single count.
Counsel presented q motion that the
Prosecuting Attorney should be required to
choose on which charge he should proceed.
The motion was overluled. The testimony
of Jacob Doll and Henry Narwig was then
taken. The trial is still in progress.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01

A Commercial man and Aleck Consta-
BILE had row this morning on Mt. Auburn
Hill, all about the simple cause that the
Commercial man threw lump Of clay at a
dog belonging to Constable and that snapped
at him. The Commercial man, who is a
little fellow, was knocked down, but after
getting up laid out Constable in fine style,
and put head on him such as he never
had before Both men were arrested and
taken to the Corryville Station.
Detectives Kushn'qn and Ampthauer,
in company with J. j. Scar, an officer from
Cleveland arrested Marks, of the firm of
Marks & Co., bogus commission merchants,
and his bookkeeper, Charles Wade, OH the
charge of false pretenses, preferred by a
firm in Cleveland, from whom Marks {; Co.
had purchased 500 worth of goods. The
officer in company with the prisoners start
ed for Cleveland where they will be tried
at an early date.
Maggie Miller and Louisa Karker, two
women supposed to be shop lifters from the
large amount of clQthing found in their
possession, of which they could give no ac-
count, were arrested by Detectives kuSh-
man and Ampthauer to-day and locked up
at Hammond street.
A milk-wagon driver and driver of &
hack for NJ. Bader, the livery stable keeper
on Gano street, near Main, had collision
shortly after noon to-day in Gano alley
which caused an upsetting Of the milk
wagon and lively fight between the twc
drivers. No arrests were made.
VIM. Detner had his nose broken ant
an ugly wound inflicted on the top of hi
head this morning, in barroom On thu
Levee He was sent to the Hospital, anC
warrants were issued for the arrest OF hi
assailants.
John Gordon, nineteen years Of agc
is held on suspicion at the Ninth-Strp,
Station House, Of practlcng trick game
in the sale Of old bugges by representing
them as new and Of some well known man
ufacture.
The monthly report of the Cincinnati
Hospital is as follows: Number admitted
during April, 347; number discharged, 33G
number remaining, 3ls.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01

Later in the day an old woman came to in
quire for her daughter. Her description
left no doubt OF the identity of the dead
girl. The poor mothers grief was touching
i'll the extreme. Her daughter she said,
had died Of hunger and hard work. She
worked night and morning; she never conf
planned, and the few shillings she earned
were spent in buying food for the mother
and two young sisters.
At the Omagh, County Tyrone, petty
sessions, respectable man named Douglas
was summoned at the suit of the Great
Northern Railway, OF Ireland, for travelling
in higher class than lie had paid for. The
bench ordered the defendant to pay fine
Of II los. cost, and Is. 4d fare.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
COLONEL GROESBECK.
Theory Of Detectives as to His Fate.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New YoEK, May 1.-The Times to-day
says those who were acquainted with Col
Groesbcck entertain hardly any doubts OF
his having committed suicide.
A gentleman who knows something
about the history OF the Groesbeck family,
said Yesterday that an estrangement had
existed between the Colonel and his family,
especially his brother, ever since his mar
riage with Miss Wilson, who, although of
a very respectable family, was regarded by
the Groesbecks as far beneath their station.
The Colonel, it appears, never solicited
any reconciliation, and his brother, after
more than fifteen years, never offered to
help him. The financial losses OF the Col
onel undoubtedly still further agitated his
mind.
The Colonel was last seen at Fort Wads-
worth, Staten Island, and detective who
has been trying to find him believes that
he committed suicide by drowning or shoot
ing
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
CRIME AND CALAMITY.
TOSSED BY A MAD BULL.


Specials to the Star.
MADISON, mp, May l.-Edward Weyer's
young bull yesterday Gerociousy attacked
Mark Spendif, farmer tossing him vo-
lenty against the STALL lacerating his side
and crushing his right leg fearfully.
JUDGE PETIT's ESCAPE.
WABASH, IND, May 1.-As Judge Petit
went to take the train for Peru yesterday,
he was overcome with faintness and fell
under the train just as it was starting. A
bystander quickly caught him and jerked
him out just in time to save his life. The
Judge is in feeble health.
SKIPPED THE THE TOWN.
SULLIVAN, IND, May |. 1t is charged
that VIM. Palmer, son of stock dealer Of
this city, signed his fathers name TO a
s25 bank check, and having succeeded in
procuring money OH it, skipped the town.
ARDING-HousE ROBBERY.
MADISON, IND, May 1.-Yesterday morn
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01

will not again interfere with the sale of
milk, newspapers, or any necessary articles
on Sunday; neither will the saloons close
their back doors to regular customers, but
all open violations of the law are to be
averted.
Justice Faust gave judgment yesterday
and two milkmen for selling milk, on Sun
day. -Four cases of carriage riding on Sun
day were adjourned until Saturday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
still Pegging Away.

Madame Anderson has now completed
over half of her. task and is still in good
condition. All day yesterday she appeared
more sprightly than she has for several
days past, probably it was caused by Judge
Wilson walking around mile and half
with her early yesterday morning. Cal.
McVey, the baseballst, also accompanied
the pedestrienne a few laps.
A 10 O'Clock this morning she had cov-
cred 427b miles.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
Advertising Cheats.

1t has become so common to write the
beginning of an elegant, interesting article
and then run it into some advertisement
that we avoid all such cheats and simply
call attention TO the merits Of Hop Bitters
in as plain honest terms as possible, to in
duce people to give them one trial. as no
one who knows their value will ever use
anything else.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
Diel

tURRES--On Thursday morning, May 1s at
gt, of inflammation OF the lungs, Willie
rrn. aged years and Q months son Of PGtri r
,Vh Mary Curren.
Funeral from the residence OF his parents, No
Is oregon street, Friday at l. p. IN. Friends are
invited 10 attend
You have left us, dearest Nllie ior the angels up
above;
But wen think of YOU dear Willie, the one that
we did love.
You have gone, dearest Willie, 10 your home pp
in the skies
Where there never VIII be partings, no sorrows,
tears or signs.
leroy y. V, papers copy.] 1t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
BLOOD WILL TELL.
Paroles Sister PapOose Wins at New.
market To-day.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
NEW YORK, May IA dispatch from Lon
don says Lorillard's American horse
Papoose, sister to Parole, won
the first spring two year old
stakes, dash of five furlongs, at Newmarket
to-day, beating Home Rule, " THE Wave"
Khabara and others. Papoose had ths
best of the race from the start, running
very gamelY.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
Fire On Walnut Street,

About o'clock this afternoon the roof
Of the house No. 533 Walnut street was dis
covered to be on fire. An alarm was I'M
mediately turned in f:em Box 81, but be-
fore the engines could get fairly to work
the entire roof was destroyed
The building is owned by Mr.. L. A. Nil
Ter, who has a saloGn in the lower part of
the house His loss is about $400, which is
fully covered by insurance in the German
Mutual Insurance Company. How the fire
originated is not known.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
ssued since our last report:
Albert Planilz and Maggie Sparkil.
Ephraim Rymer and Laura Walker.
John Reycrl and Augusta Glatz.
William Il. Allen and Carrie Buchholz.
William +. Scheffel and Theresa Seitz.
Amasa D. johnson and Annie B. Adams,
Fred. W. Eilers and Louisa Smith.
Hy. Peter and Sophia Hclmg.
Aug. p. He'll and Amy Dirkers
Adam Tischbcil- and Eliz koehler.
VIM. NJ. Brewster and Lille NJ. Hiebee.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
Jersey City Jokes.

National Associate. Prcsc 10 the Star.
JERSEY CITY, n. j., May lit is said that
the Law and Order and Citizens Protective
Association of Newark are taking water. 1t
is generally understood the Association
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
Fourth Edition.
THE LATEST.
In Brief.
Associated Press to the Star.

In Brief.
National Associated Press to the Star
New York, May NEARLY all the Long
ghoremen struck to-day against a reduc-
tion.
New York, May 1.-Theodore Thomas
telcgraphs from Cincinnati that he will con-
duct the Philharmonic Concerts in this
city.
Providence, r. l., May 1.-James Fl.
Field, aged sixty OF the firm of Field &
Cory, furniture dealers, killed himself this
morning.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
Shadows Of Coming Events.

c. w. Rowland will lecture this evening
at Home Mission Church, near Washington
street. Subject: The Enemies of S0cie-
ty.n
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnercd by
Star Special Reporters.
Column buR.

DIsGUsTED WITH HAMILTON CoUNTY-PURIFI-
CATION OF ELECTIONS.
Special to the Star
CoLuMBUs, o., May 1.-The +. P. W. Bill
can not be reached to-day, as it must give
way for special order. Since the turbulent
meeting of the little legislature last night
the members of the House in general are
becoming disgusted with the Hamilton
County lobby, and the fate OF the bill is
uncertain. 1t is claimed that Hamilton
County is giving too much trouble en-
tirely.
John Pattison expects reinforccments
here tonight to oppose the measure, and
the members of the Board are still sending
letters, protesting against reorganization.
Another meeting of the delegation will be
held tonight.
The House is to-day discussing the Seitz
Bill, to purify elections. Owing to an at
tempt to make it a partisan measure it
caused general debate without final
action.
The bill for the maintenance Of the Garth
age Road will come OH reconsideration to-
morrow morning.
Chicago.
TRIAL OF REGISTER HGBBARD-GRoUND BROKEN
FOR MUSIC HALL.
Special to the Star.
CHICAGO, May 1.-The trial of H. n.
Hibbard, U. s. Bankrupt Register, charged
with defrauding the Government, began
here to-day.
Ground was broken to-day for all i'm
mense Music Hall Building. The structure
will be used on Sundays for Prof. Swings
meetings.
CHICAGO, May 1.-The Chicago & Pacific
Railroad was sold at auction to-day under
a mortgage for $ol6, 100. John II. Wren, a
local banker, bought it for unknown par
ties.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01

IL H. ANDERSON, "CRYsTAL IVORYTYPE"
Il ARTIST. The only authorized person in The
city making the genuine, durable, color portrait
on convex glass. The most perfect and beautiful
work OF art ever produced. Prices reasonable.
Exclusive agent or the sale of rights in this State.
Instruction given. Stndio, III West Fourth street
Cincinnati. fe2ll3w Tu, Th&S
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
FIERCE FIRE AT MONTREAL.


MONTREAL, May IA disastrous fire
broke out at st. Jean Baptiste last night
1t was cxtinguished at 10 O'Clock, after
burning over forty houses, chiefly two
story dwellings, and rendering seventy fam
lilies homeless, with the loss of most of their
household goods Total loss about $50, O0O
partially insured.
MONTREAL, May 1.-The fire last night at
st. Jean Baptiste village was much more
destructive than at first supposed. The
loss is $l25,0 The total number of stores
and dwellings consumed is twenty-three
and the burned district embraced two
hundred square yards from Clark to
st. Dominique street, and from Cherrier
down two hundred yards towards the city
The fire originated in the rear Of Vaner's
dry gods stores, Nos. % and % st. Law
renee street. Insurance, $4,000 to $4,000.
ATTEMPTED ABORTION.
BALTIMORE, May 1.-The Grand Jury in
the Criminal Court have found present
ment against Charles Hoover for attempt
ing to procure an abortion on Miss Eliza
beth Bailey, aged nineteen. The parties
implicated are well known and respectfully
connected.
MALPRACTICE AND DEATH.
NORWICH N. Y, May lin the town OF
Guilford, Chenango County, Miss Belden,
aged thrty-two few days since died un-
der suspicious circumstances.
She had been living as domestic with a
young farmer named Charles Horton, in
the adjoining town Of Butternuts. 1t is
now ascertained that her death was the re-
suit OF malpractice. Her employer is said
to be her seducer and DR.. Meacham is sus-
pected as having performed an abortion,
Both are held for trial There is much ex.
citement in the vicinity where the dc.
ceased and the parties accused of the crime
causing her death aie well known.
PATRICK's JUMP.
OTTAWA, Ill, May 1.-Patrick Collins. in
fit Of delrium, jumped from the third
story window forty feet to the ground, at
Whites Hotel. His skull was fractured and
he died
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
REMOVAL.
MISCELLANEOUS.

T OANS.-s2oO 500, $1,000, 81, ,2oN, 81 500, 81 500
L. 500, g, 800 S& 900 Sf100 $5 800 81 400O 81 500
5000, to lend, ut 8 per cent, on Improved city
property. b. W. THRAsHER, Room 2S, johnston
Building. myl.2t'
r AIDES LADIES. co TO THE BUCKEYE
4 Novelty Co., % Arcade. for Velvet Francs
Panel Pictures Fl raj cards, Scrap Book orna-
ments, Visiting CaIds, Panel Cards for Painting,
&c, Cheap. Give them q call. ap293tru, THIS
T AIDES WILL FIND IT TO THEIR ADVAN-
i TAGE to call at NJ. 4 J. PlUMBS New York
MIlline.y store for their new spring and summer
hats and bOnnetS; orders for mourning promptly
attended to- 22S West Fifth street, third door
east of Plum. ap293tTu Th, S"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
FOUND.

COFFEES Gcsn is T. IS e .sa snd Sss; nss;
soc in town. Canned Goods remarkably low.
Turkish Pluncs, lbs for 2jc, at rHORNBURN's,
IS East Pearl, a Court, 2il West NIh, opposite
Warehouses;. al45-i,S, tn, ,rh&S
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
FOR SALE.

7 OIO DIAJLLI,
INOR SALE-STANDARD PAINTS-Rcaiy for
i use. Warranted not to crack, corroda or chip
OIL F. HANNAH & CO., III, 10, ISL Eass
Pearl street. ap3QGts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
VA ANTED-LADlES AND GENTLLMENTO
w call on IRIS. DELL, G20 Central avenue, EN-
ployment Office ap2i.StS tn. Tn, F.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
wv ED-SITuATION-I tend bar. Ad-
w dress II. c. b., this office. Gp29-2t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01

COOD PHOTOGRAPHS AND FERREOTYPES
VI made in all kinds OF weather at KELLY'S
Gallery. 1876 W. 5th st. bet Elm and Plum.
BLEACHING, &C. Ladies' and Gents hats
ID blclchcd, colorcd remOdeled and finished in
the latest style at the lowest prices; also manuiac-
tory OF Plaster Blocks. UNION STRAW WORKS,
327 West Fifth street apl0Thu
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
> WIN g IN A CHIMES

OF all kinds repaired by W1RsING & MARSHALL
at 800 Elm street, near Court The light running
Stewart Singer Family, equal to the genuine, for
sale at $50; boxtop, drop-:eaf and all attachments
[apl5-Tu, ,Th&Stfl
nR. WARES SPECIALITY EXTRACTION OF
y teeth absolutely without pain, at COLTON5
Dental Association, corner Fourth and Elm. Tho
sediflicult cases solicited. Go 10 headquarters.
Fresh gas daily. mh29-13w, S, ,Tu&Th
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01

pIsGUsTED WITH HAMILTON CoUNTY-PURIFI-
CATION OF ELECTIONS.
SDecial to the Star
, 1879-06-26

Withdrawn from store during Tuesday for cts
consumption; 5,tln bu wheat, 100 bu coru,
6e8 hu oats; l,7Es hn barley.
l'hs following grim was inspected into etora
IN this city yesterday mornsng; cars No. . rcd
wtntor wheat, u esga No. . 10, cars mixed,
IL cars No. J hard, ii cars and Il, 400 bu No.
spring, 81 cars M DO, ~ ears rc|ectuti, a cars
no grade (lb5 wheat); 1H cars anI $500 hu
high mixed corn, ear new DO, = rars nov 1nlx-
CT, 237 cars uni 6,o0 hu No. corn, 81 cars and
u 100 bu rejected tB14 corn); II cars whlte outs,
l0 cars No. mtxed, 10 cssrs rejected {4h uats);
U cars No. aryc, ear rejected tio; = cars M.
barIay. Total gi4l cassA :sa,, ,0o0 bn, Inspected
out; l488s0 bu nhcat, 155 ,4U7 hu corn. 2,7p0
bu rye.
sTlle Augusta (t}a,) Hvntag Nsct says,
The GEnp pf slaal grain iN Carolina and Georgia
th!s seaaon u wondurfni, tho Improvement In qlal.
!ty and quantity snMtt!itng extraordinary. ami 1t
" believed that this state VII uyetsgo Al much
tWenty al.sscIs Ut wheat to the acre.
Why tud!u wheat anu su.ali grain IL not planted IL
mystery yet 10 bu solved, utosgln 4 ~ hHe
wheat 0r kraln growing country III tho Union can
boast, aud H1cn planted fAyoraty ths ceraaIs turn
9ut moat ahandaAtly, In former days t4rce TO live
causod b fsrlaer& planting grain on .heF poorsst
aA4 lpast cared. for xoil.
a!I: Joh9 tpahsw. Ut Wilton County, harvested
40V hPshsls ot g!atn. measured, tllt year fsou,
sYenty;ioas acres af ground. alo had tTelte each
planted IT. oats aud wheat
There u now difference Of about Sc per bu
between the prices Ut No. = aud No. 8 spring
wheat III this market. Tic reason IL understood
10 bo thai No. Ia plentiful, aud No. = searcs.
NC mean scarce lu proportion to tho detnAua. II
, 1879-06-26

Ii01 PRODUCTS -Wcse lsm active; but
stronger, tn sympathy With dtmef feeling tn ho3s
at lAa atpek.Easls. There w4s net much demand
except by parties aax1ous to make changes from
month to aaothsf 10 pFoylds for tho deliveries
On July contracts. Tha Liverpool quotations
noted an essler toae ia meats. Wltha 4seltae Of
ID per 11e lbs In sAost clear sldes.
MKss PoaK-A4Esncsd loo pes bsl from ths
iatest prices ot Tueaasy. Bshes ware reported Of
$50 urls seller Juns at %. Da1; $500 bits seller
July st $0 S7N00. 02n; 10, $50 brls scllss August
At ~. @lo. osti and !, 7o0 bsts aess Bsptena.
bss At 9l0. .l0dsl0. laH. Total, II, 76Q bsls, The
markst closed sieadJ II -, 5000 .03 for cash Of
, 1879-06-26
1IX I'IsLEGRAPu.
NNM YcHH

NEW YoRk. Juno 25.-(ioYernneutp strong
aud higher.
Railroad bonds wesa generally dFm. Coum-
bus, chicago d Indiana Central f1rsss, 10; sec.
onds, no salcs.
Bar silver, 1l9
sabsiiiary com 5{@1 discount.
State bonds Here dull,
Stock speculation was exceedingly quiet.
trees 10 curly dealings declined Aqs1. but,
during thu Afternoon, somewhat. hrmer tone