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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-02-13
Bauooning at the Pole.

During the past summer, acting un-
der suggestions and directions from
Captain Howgate, Pro. Samuel King
had been actively at work making a
series of experiments on balloons and
balloon material, with view to the In
vention of a substance that would re-
tain hydrogen gas for an indefinite
period. In the prosecution of this work
he made several ascensiOns in the In
terror of this State, and, after months
of arduous labor and research, his eff
forts were rewarded. He has discovered
or invented material which, when
inflated, will retain the gas three or
four times longer than any now known.
The Importance Of this may be better
appreciated from what follows:
"Certainly," said Professor King, in
reply to the request made by the writ
er. 81 shall be very glad to give any
information on the subject that | pos
ses. There (handing the reporter a
letter. Is the last communication re-
ceived from Captain Howgate."
The letter referred to speaks In the
highest terms of the Captains apprecia-
tion of the Importance of Prof. Kings
discovery, and in substance says; cat
such time as this you owe It to your
country, to science, and to yourself to
accept the position Of aeronaut to the
expedition"
"Will you go2" asked the writer.
Professor King paused a moment,
while his eyes lighted up with enthusi-
asm, and he replied
,tNo cannot Co-it IL utterly out of
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-02-13
A Dinner at the sultan's Palace.

The guest is not incumbered by too
much ceremony; no stiff, h.gh-backed
chair bewilders him and destroys his
ease; may say it?-he has not the care
of lady whom he must lead into din
ner, and upon whose wishes he must
attend. He crosses his legs upon the
cushion which is spread for him, takes
his spoon in one hand and his servlette
in the other, and without word, waits
till the dishes come. A minute or so
elapses. and then attendants bearing a
huge round tray arrive, and deposit 1t
between the convives. Upon this tray
there is large bowl of soup, together
with little plate, and one knife and
fork for each guest. There are besides
several tiny dishes, upon which are dis
played sweetlneats, pickles, caviare and
olives ; some pieces of bread complete
the array. For moment the diners
regard the tray and perchance taste an
olive or a sweet. But the chief of the
table, if he be an intelligent person,
does not waste much time. With a
wave of his hand to encourage his
friends, he dips his spoon into the soup
bowl, conveys the rich gravy to his
mouth and in this is at once initiated by
all his guests. Now and then one or
other will drop piece of bread into the
bowl and fish it out again, either for
himself or very particular friend, and
so the dipping goes on tall the soup is
finished-the bowl empty. a pause en-
sues while some call for water and
others rest in anticipation of the next
course and the next effort. Very shortly
another dish makes its appearance; this
time, perhaps, some kabobs, or kind
of hash, in which good quantity of
vegetables are used. In 60 the spoons
once more, and the feast continues.
Most probably the next plate viii be
outlets or fowls, whereupOn the va
rious pieces are taken up with the
fingers, and disposed of with some
rapidity. And now comes the critical
moment for you, if you are present at
this feast as stranger. You AS Eu-
rOpean, will have placed your meat on
your plate, and will be carefully cutting
it up, when suddenly a more than or
dinary juicy morsel will be pushed into
your mouth by pair of very greasy
fingers. You must not resent this; it
is token of loving kindness; a sign
that you are respected. esteemed. be-
loved. Eat it; you are favored NOR
tai. "A dish of vegetables, par ct sim
pie, very likely succeeds, and then one
of pastry, in which chopped meat is
concealed; and, lastly, what the Turks
who speak English tell you is the Otto
man plum pudding-pillaw-with just
enough meat in it to make it palatable.
With your spoon once more you take
your turn in the general scramble; you
eat till the dish is empty, and then like
your friends, lean back till jug of
water is brought; water Is poured over
your hands, a cigarette is given you,
and the coffee comes. Your Turkish
dinner in the palace Of Sultan Abdul
Hamid is finished.
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BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU SAY.

Ia speaking Of persons faults,
Pray don't forget your own,
Remember those with homes Of glass,
Should never throw q stone.
II we have nothing else to do,
Than talk OF those who sin
Yes, better we commence at home,
Aud from that point begin
We have no right to judge a man
Until he's fairly tried
Should we not like his company
We know the world is wide.
Some may have faults, and who hns not
The old a, well AZ young,
Perhaps we may, for aught we know
Have fifty to their one.
I'll tell you of better plan,
That find works full we'll,
10 try my own defects to cure,
Ere others faults TO tell.
And though sometimes hope to he
No worse than some know,
My own s1ortc 1mings bid me let
The faults Of others go.
Then let us all, when We begin.
To slander friend or foe,
Think OF the harm one word may do
To those we little know.
Remember sometimes curses, like
Our chickens, roost at home
Don't speak Of others faults until
We have none Of our own.
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Manufacturing enterprises project
cd In Minneapolis, Mlnn., 1879, will In
volve an expenditure of Sl,37O,OOO.
, 1879-05-05

The foregoing shows nn !ncrcana during tho ,!rst
ak n0hths n t;lr harvest year Ut ri, III, U1I btu
The e1ports II 's7a tsom Marci. - August, in.
Including IN H.I7u.:s4 bn Of Tho nA,y ernp dining
tho ll,uLih nt August. l.ast Ytat Tho hsryrra wAs
Mcarlr nanth earlier than usual. THIS year tho
Indications afo tfst the fafyust viii be at" nnr
mont tsun. a1l United ssnscs ports was supnt
y. :.EQ, 01U hn rrr month"; Thu inuntily ayeragc
tor tbs ai1 ,nonshs trHsl March tu August. 1870,
Will prulably he considerably lees thau that VI
JR1tuArf Rnu Feilrllnfy, lH1f.
The fntnI1 salAu ut wheat GoGs mt now depend
90 mach upon thu Siainle supply IN America, tha
amount IN Amerlca ~ cuns fuEward from Thu anat4
81 iho :rawnrs. or u" a'"Hnt On na.'a2e, ny upun
iht weather antl ihs crop nrn-pec's N Europo
lively small in shn t'ulseA Kingtlnu. FTsncS,
and iernaily, and thcRu c1HHtftcs cHlll easly aiA
reach .nr,r a.uul normal stocItu. TAa c<nu pros.
poets sD fAr this sprilg have nut hecn fhy0sa,u III
Europe. espcc'ally ~ FEnnct. liGrmany, md the
tnttcd Kingdom. The wheat harveas IN asi iheso
month latcr linn INT year, witch means n,nnlh
nsuto supnly Ut whtar ~ reach tho new crup than
Inst year. ..
Psels fur Thu wheat crop in tt!c section 0f HFlsh
!Ddia tFlbutarY H. that port had hten haniuwhat
Improved. This s1tpsncnts of wheat from Calcutta
fW Enslsna iron. 1an. ~ March ~. lh7O. lad
Ing tctiHd IN lA7S.
AAslcc. from i.a!atx. Noaman!a, nndor dalr ef
April ~. rrvl aatgr arrivals of wheat anu nlatxn
~ lhnl sh.I.u,Il: pnrt ttunl tbs up,ler Danube.
weuss in .snsll t1u1 been colA and ea!n5. which
tnrehsF retarded 4nrtM4 sowing. bMt the aututnn-
so"h wheat, however. docs not 10 far Scen 10 have
the pnnt shuwa ys!low tlpge causeu BY iha exces-
&itc Mulsturo,
Tho amount Of wheat on paaaugc tos Continental
, 1879-05-05
Bf TELEGRAPH.
NEaY yDMK,

New YoRK MAY ACHIEVEMENTS firm.
Railroad securities actire ard buoyans.
slato bonds quiet.
The stock market was strong and nctive
throughout the day, antl IN advance Of u to ~
per cent was established, In which The crtrc 1ist
participated. The principal activity was In
Erie, Lake Shore, Wabash, Northwestern, st.
Paul, md Western Uniou, which closed at the
best figures OF the tiay. Some Of the low
priced klarcs reacted sharply In tho lato deal.
!t,ss particularly Louisville It Nashville, which
t3cclncd about 3 per cent. Tho general market,
howuver, Clusci strong In tone.
I'ransact!ons 80 ,0U0 shares; q, go Eric com
mt,tl, $3.50 preferrrl, 37,N0 Lake Shore, 80 ,tW0
Wabash, lH,10 Northwestern common, 1000
preferred. ll,010 Lnrkawanna, H,700 Michigan
Central, 2,iW un!un. raciht. 5000 i[nnntbol l.
1t. tov, A,D00 0!lIo Il Mlssisslppi, 1900 Vest
Texas, l..U0U St. Louis, Kansns City IL North
rrn co,,lul0n, 0,0UO preferred, 3,300 Louisville
& Nashville, und 4, ,0O st. Louis & San Frau
cisco. .-.
,luney market cas5 at 21l@s. Primo mercan-
tile paper, iGe5.
Sterling exchange, GO days, steady at 4ssA:
rhc weekly bank statement ts as follows:
Inans, lneErnsc, $So60, ,0D0; specie, increase,
$2S3 l0U; lcga-tcnurrs, increase, $4,3lG COO; dc.
ros!ts, tncrclsu, 50 o; circulation, tlecrcase,
$1, IUG; reserve, inrrease, s. u43 rs Tile banks
n"w l.oll $14,;s13,775 in exrcss of their legal
tcauteetaents.
GOVERNMENTAL.
CanpouB OF 1881. .lUO i New Is. 101E
Srw il, e1 interest l0:ls1 Currency us...."..1:l
, 1879-05-05
I'nQYIAtOSa,

1f06 rnoDUCTs-Wcro qulet and weak. Hogs
At tho Stuck. Yards were quoted 5fal0c higher on
account OF smaller supply. but nlAnJ operators
were looking for larger receipts the coming week.
.nnd thete wcfr few orders on tho market 10 buY
futures. There was a moderate export demand,
and possibly ,noso dong Tor shipment than Was re.
ported, ~ many Of The shipping lots are sod III thu
oEccs Of tl.s packers. The siytces from other
paints did moi Indicate nny n,htessa! change Ii.
nuntntl0nr.
Tho following is 4 detailed statement Of lho
shipments of provisions for tho week, and siure
Nov. /. 1878. with comparisons:
, 1879-05-05

90 cars on track, and receivers wcro an1ous 10
soil and avod pay!a4, denHffhRc. Mtxed lots
wcre hos ", sn% 5 ns sas srRes Glued +. se'y
nn.atIsfssto,y e..nt'on .hs % sask lefl eye. he,ng
ai@ec delivered siiand lo's werc quoted It 60
IForLTny1ws.t f. fair local reqncas and drm,
chlckens; asye, y s'dos..".......".sa.oo 93.Go
SPRINT ctickens. ho @a.o9
!b,"ts*s';i !,at*.'' saSs. '3xs :',::': " " sa aas
EEsr'%Say; va 2H!st nays[;. |. aaa sss5' M
g. q and s,!": a,, Il i 81 Nc,ao. aa"sa,an
ihr Tires months ending March III wera l:io, $50
sAfTwas In tsir request at tho quotations:
Esns sat; ,, 5fs: 5fs:''''''''..''''''. l.. '''s & y,
Gs1se ;sifs 4 VIZ Fl; = wfi,.t baa: .. ... 5S
DAIRY. u hs! With baYa .......... .a5G0a. %
ashton and Eureka dnlry, y eack..... J.uo
demand nlto exists. Ws anoto:
Common s'fsE u assa: 70 i.,t. eoas
Esttn Inc 10 finest. .4uS59 Extra ane 10 neat, ,6oa05
cao'cs.t ::5'o' ,nr.s :, "se%.on5n
Common 10 falr:. ..1.?a Superior 10 nne. :. .40itaO
Superior 10 ne., ,:I,n4 Extra lne ia finest Duo
t,fs tasst. a. Common Hs'Ss q
commoo o"SoGss 70 Es:s ae 70 s; ns: @
Extra Il,,o to 1ncst. .:i096Oo souc,toHa am coNao
Cho!ec.t .7o9aau S4vcf!or 10 lint, "sR50
yE.Lnw.' Il. ~. quoted at a'i5c for 'a'r and o'c
vEdEFAntES-wcrc In tn,r reqnest at the
.angt e.o:sd: Spinach. ?ncdas1. ~ par tr!; let.
rtrne 8 beans. si.s3 psi hox; euen,nbois. ioe956e
ner dnz: asparagns. fnir, hQih7hc per dox: choce.
, 1879-05-05

FHW UHIEANH.
Z. NEw foNiEAss, MAY 3.--Sight exchange on
New Ynrk, x premium.
sterli'1s exchange, bankers bills, 4s71f,
fOItE1GN.
1.oNnoX. May a.-.Consnls, monty, Ds 11-1G;
ncc,,ilnt, V254.
American Notwithstanding, 1G15; Erie, as;
preferred, ~,
Untt,ai ssatcs bo1.1s--Hcw 5s, los.
FAns*, May 3.-Kenscs, l1+t 10c.
ifEHtts, May H.-tfa statement Of the fmpc-
rlnl iIa.!k 81 ucrMany SHOWS dcctcase Ia specie
u l..SU, ,0u0 uarkI.
, 1879-05-05

v1t Totals ~, ,GH 9'1: 10: -, rs, -, 5d9
closed 1oc be!ow Tho latest priccs of Friday Sales
wtrc reported Of 25o btls sclles Mny g %. 30an
i. on! br!s seller July At 50. 5daas. 90. Total:
~ u0u bills. The market closed etchdy at at.37,z
9ta.lo for cash Or srl'er May, sU. 4ni5u. a7s for
Juno, au,l 81: 5iSI0. b7,s for duly. Old pork was
81. 75ssD.O0, and extra pri,o At ST., 77as3s. DO.
iAHn-psslnsd . DC pss loo !hs from 'hs latsst y
T., neer June It 20 0ol. o.; mt = ooo tcs seller
clotea tame ~ S107H gu. 10 spo. Or sc!ler May;
s9: 9:00QL1.u1A for Juna; anu 50. 05QoB. wv for
July.
afkArs-Wcrc same and easier, short ribs decin.
in1 nb0Ht 5o per 1U0 MS. There was, however, n
little mor1 ao1nE for sntpnlcnt. and rxpart cuts
were relatively steady. Sales were !sport.d ofD0o
boxes s4lpnl1crs nu prlyatD terms; .00 hoxcs long
and abort c!eara on do; 800 BoxtH long Clears,
partly ut 81. 70; 100 boxes long cut hatna on prt-
vate terms; =. hiU. DUO lbs nttoft rims ut 81. I!m
sel!er May, i;5oM4: 5s'4 seitss June. s4.b7Hda
.,s seller July. aud ST.. .7a,s ecller August: 100
boxea DO on private ,orsns 10 hoxcs bacon sllort
ribs nj S4ta: 10. QUO TN to ut "a. ~ LOOSE. Ihr
following were tie cosing prices per 1Gu lbs OIL tie
leading cuis:
, 1879-05-05

IN It'd TPf{[tfH lft51E1HTF1 l'Tf5E
MILWAUKEE. May 3..-FLourt-scarcc snd tt.
GnA1H-Ayhcat weak; oncncd sic lower and tls*l
firm; No. Milwaukee, hard, 81 .0l; No. lAllK1''
kcc, Csc: M. Edo, 01.!c; June, D:1.c; jn5, aat;
No. do. THE; No. 4 do. 72Ifc; reelected, s*
Corn armor; No. ., :.,2c. Oats tlrm; No. x
Rye hrmrr; No. j. dc, harley arn,er ano ss'l1
active: No. 2 sp7ing, Csc,
rRovlsioNs-Qn!et but steady. Mess pork ss't''
ncw, $0.h0. Prime steam lard. So o.
Enthusiastically md Arns at H. aa5tc3.E0.
knElnlfT*--Wtlcat 10 Itutrufo. 4tfc.
REcEtlTs-Fleur. u, ogg brss; wheat: 4 ;Gs. no,ss
, 1879-05-05
FOREIGN.


fnetfa1 Dilhaseh 10 ne Trfb,,,.
LlvHnruol,. May ;l-1l:3o i. m.-F.ova-r.
!. los; Nh. =, Bs Cd.
onAts-wheat-Winter. No. l. "a "a: M .
:. loai a., .nIns n, ~ No. l. .. g.; ~ No; ~, g ed VIM
No. .. 0s Id. Corn-Ncw. No. l. "A i'd, w
ruovtstoNs.-posk, Ais I'D. Lard, ga.
LlvEhrooL, May J.-CorroS-Actfye md T.,
al daiee1 13.1Cd; sacs. II. 900 bales; snsen,:a "a
and cx'port, II. COO; American, Is, 900, SS'
LAnb--Americhn, :tea.
Roa,H-Common, 4s I'D.
ASrwEnr, Mar .. Observation-Disclosures.
The following were received BY tho ches.op pn,a
OF TRADE:
LIVERPOOL. May H-11:30 4, m,-F1on, ..
GdGal0t. Wheat-Wtnser. Is 10dGbjs ID: ds,. sn,,,
q !1dtss; white. Us Hdfens Id; cluo, O. oi14 h4s
L,yxnrooi, May 3-o:J0 p. m.--Iard, ~ A.. a.
UNCHANGED. Ae''
LONDON. H!hy =. .--Livcrpool-Whcat md .,.
steady. Mark Lane-Cargoes Oh coast~Nh.s's
quiet. Corn arm. 'Ee"
, 1879-05-05

Tie following were 1hu ,ccr!pts md stp-
flicnts u tlc lcatlIE articles VI produce III this
ctty durlnt. tho twcnly.tour houra cntllng at I
"eloek on SATURDAY .oosuiug, md Tor tho cor-
responding tlatu twelve monks agu.
, 1879-05-05

Total .... .333, Sn8 ., 179t 900 le0, ECO
CATTLE-Aonday'a sud Tuesdays receipts be-
Ing light, there was stronger market for all
grades Of stock, prices showing All Improvement Of
10lel2!sc. Later, wnder frter atriyals, md In
sympathy with lower quotations from. the East,
The advance ~ n was lost; F.om tho openlng to the
s e ksep a
cleared, and. With nothing lu:s ovcr unsold, tho
feeling 1t the close was more hopcful. Common
continued to command relatively tlu best p.ccs,
a hcts Wy n9t snon5h Of tas class to fully mcst
far mixed nj !ots wess u seu'and st 81 .5oM4 90.
s.oeSers soa i. 8: 75a o. and feeders u 3. %
and grass cattlc viii hog!n to arrive in iioeral num-
hers, and therefore tho tctlency Of tho arkot for
a! descriptions Of stock rot rood enough to meet
lcss Than til. usual domaad, Md. although tae
ses s efa W. M"s 10 na
sH s VI. asG a"y r " rses Sss sa
n fhr demaIld on Saturday. md ttlo market was
afm at tic following
QUOTATIONS:
Extra 1}eeyca-Gtades atccrs, weighing .
l.Aoo ibs aud Mi'waf!s 66O6. 10
steer., Weighing !. :50 10 j. iSo lhs... 4.boO4.7o
weighing !, 100 to LIDO lbs ,... -. 4.e0Ga4. 40
WEIGHING ]. o5o 70 1,soo ihs.....-:.... - 3, ,s5@4. Is
UutcilerA' Suck- pnor to common steers
and common to cholcc cowe, for city ...
slaughter. weighing tUn to loo lbs .. $50 90
Stock iuttic-Contfnon cattle weighing
1ufsftcr.-i,gst and iain cows, Isiieis;, i:; 's'
stays. huls. nn,t scnlnwa: sseers.,. .10St.. 80
VIII Pn5 100 Ss S.,x:t A.; - o9nS 90
bsoIo badly during Tnc..!aY and Wo,!mcsdays, and
then advanced luier III tho week. and ciosu,l pb0,t
no hghcs ttlln for tho rscytase weak The rr-
colpth were nearly ~. Goo IN excess Of tue nnnbet
:hn ~ ~, ~ Nv i "mo ~ Mstu assm 'ateeF
Wins Gs tera tyas N, conslderabis nntahnr in c1,
coss Of the acmansi, which tsam The oasarr IL Tho
Iocsl packing ascot. % In ansiy @ ~ onitp marSod S,,
Wrarnsss. ,ccn;n,. .n.ns nn ena
nmnsrtsy ,}It H.. nst.s t oHGn,sunt ~; ~
M -. scassEu y. " pNnt ~" MNcks*
scc,,y, sas.d"S W. ,sas "so ~ nn'esm e
supply was sfa!I, and, With rood lv:ai mi shn.
yanes prices Naloc. Tlis matke. closed a. ia. 20
sE;tM5 fos ;a common 10 prime bseos' Etalss; q
M s0de3: 10 for baco' Eradts, aud 33. lhaeJt tb0 for
@SnTI s1,I},r mF'sM.h. 8. .ri
onict ans IA lila nrunei, ~ ,ht marRct Thern o..
sc uxuAI demand IL supply !ocal waus but ship
nets wtro not Il! !snobeh to Do mneh. and trading
a. Mas SLOW ~ easss psees. Me anete pgos 10 me'
"5s Nv " III ,a a." E99 10
week At H. 7nW t. ou and n yery sunofIur aock ~
thotn sherp aojd IN Wsdnesday Al 8j, 7;i. They
averaged l4H jbs and were nnk fnEcrtor to thu hrat
ever seen in ltlts maJkrt -.-
K1ns.u r,~r
p ~ -.
6rtffdE Ditbtstch 70 1fs 7TbHRA
,,hAAsAt CITf. NO. MAY y; ;-.GATTlE--Fhe Frtts
t",,. .,"ais ss,,vo ,,e, ~ ::".s nsnni aesp
T. 1870 - - 49, sespt' ~
, 1879-05-05

Live hons. No ..... se.ol7 hs.o!:s 77,hso
. .ShtrMeHts-
SS;;;' S';sa' II s3|s:SSz MT So
i've, bu... ..".... Is in s?'in7 a7,i?a
eatis ;i s3ss xc. No. s 1asS7 H. H. saa sa faSss 1os
Tho following tablo shows the exports from
New York for the week ending ThursdaY cscn-
Ing last, with comparisons:
1fag1, Ans!ia4. Maya,
Corn, bu..... -. 44o, MI; Gf;, III, lid. Oh;
Wo Intended to say In Saturdays TRIBUNE
that the aiock OF lard In this city Ia estimated to
be about 2l5, 900 tcs; and that reckoning from
the deliveries two weeks ago wo obtain 2o3,SSo
tcs, which is probably under tho truth.
Wtl,avo several ti,ues stated that tho reports
Of salca of meats In this market ara not TO E1o
depended Upon as EuaEe Of thc tlemnnd Tor
shDment. It was incidentally mentioned
Saturday Tint ono firm Ind sold 1900 boxes
meats The previous day, not ono Of which was
given to tile reporters. The same hou.o has
shipped out about y, DOC, ,000 lbs Of stun Within
thu last forty days,
AuG AGlENt etkQAlOH III AlEHAuEEDs %&Ff4CTH
still ask 4c for corn by rail- to Buffalo, and will
take no less. Several vessels hare left to takc
cargoes Of lunlhcr mud orc hut IT WAS estimated
Saturday That thcro would not be far from ,0o0.-
900 less grain cnparty hrrn during Sunday.
Some Of lle vessel tnen have thought flat the
addition nf W per bu to the storage charges
will forn, powerful tuducemcnt to shippers TO
accedc to their terms before Monday uight bnt
somo shippers hInted that they should modify
their bids to exc II Sc were not accepted during
Monday, maktng the carrier instead OF the ship
per pay the extra storage. Shippers sny that
there Is fnduccment to them 10 rive In, as 1bo
per 100 lbs by rail to New York is much cheaner
thnu 4c by water to Buffalo, mud the 1ca,l!ng
shippers arc understood to hold unuxpIrcd con.
tracts at 15c.
Tho leading produce markets wero tame and
easier during Saturday. Provisions decifnct,
though hogs wcFc quoted 5@10c per 100 lbs
highur. Wheat weakened carly under the re-
cclnt Of news that 1t had ratucl extensively In
Minnesota atld other parts Of the Northwest,
aul this feeling prevailed through the greater
part Of the session, though some claimed lint
The full extent Of the ralnfal nas cotlchcd 10
few local showers. It Was also whispered as
certain TINT prominent firm which had been
extensively long OIL wheat, lad sold cut a!l their
interest during Friday, ieagtng great deal less
of capital under It than heretofore. a partial
rally was experienced In wheat tho latter
part Of tho session. Corn was easier
III sympathy with wheat, while oats were firm
as u consequence Of light deliveries on Any
contracts, with some demand to hlt shorts for
this month. Other grain WAS quoted stronger.
Tile tradilg alt round was chiefly speculative.
The focal atmosphere vas moro promising for
, 1879-05-05

conS-MEAL-sale vaa made Of 10 tons coarso at
sl1.a7i per ton on track: 10 tons do at s13. 90;
anil 100 hrla ut 81. .7al11 TT!z per brl.
HI1oMvs-Sale was mnln OF III tons at 81. III.
sTtSt sFIaiH s renFss4 o. 10 tns .; slo
ctdcdly easter. Tue MARKET dropped fc at the outset.
1ccsac!l anothet A. ana lmpfeyed at she close to
samc, wh!r oNE receipts were about tic s1tnc III
volume rs Inc prostons .iay. sah were exceeded BY
work on. tho markes WIZ reposts Of FATHER FREQ
rains MI nser" MIn1teaoia. when made tho great
Ma:. sa: oi onosSsoEs regard the suat cs"r uf t.t
quence. there weru ftee solIrrr. aud The number
tie o1lger futures. as The UsnuI short sellers ill
q tto foo' w!sst AZ, I'D ,L not sst tas psea
Inquiry To- apot "hrat, !!t tho NJ. seemed 10 10
ss} M toa iSs ~ aud b %ss i, s:f :.
pe iii 1t e. aesnc u r.e Ss pnsea pa fsaes :.
.'4e. ant se!tet May at uI,%Q4ial4c, this Iaiter
Sea's ;s . Il o3sc W. spot saIcs wsre lelorteA Of
IL @ ha lS S IL e. !! " &c: lido II ~ NJ ;,
1;G; @ Mi ~ "o' bu by san1p!o at u5@0:ais. Total.
Wtsrkn wnrAr-salcs aggregated 0, 100 bu BY
sanplu at Dl'c1osl.o1.
M.xEb y mEAr-sate wns sAaur Of 400 bp No. z,
cnG1jY HlnlCFt NJ VIZ.
WI EAT srnEESlaus-saln wns u1atlc OF 10 tons a.
c1itS.. Wa' lea. active. an caster. though not
uni lor slis nauntl, ,c, iMr tater clu.,ua a. ~.
auelnn VI 9sc frotn tho lntpst l1iccs ot Friday.
liverpool sas qu1ct and ara, ,atid Srw iurs "a.
mt sn !ar9c III thosu Ut Fs1luy, hut with iiyht
withdrawal. tso' *,ufe tor shpmtnt. ,rhp ,s1a1ket
seposttu ra!. but there wus fair tisnln iOf s,,ot
corn, whsyh kept that parl Ut tho murke! relatively
s.s4dy; ~ was l!a !or NJ. /. Tres un bonfd cara,
:'aaic. Ssw mixed sold u ;'3!;e ffcs on S Soari
ears, .uA nsw hish 'ni3sa 1t ;t:.ic A.: ssllef
euss sss s: Il 5js 5ay Sc" :sf '% g5 & .ss Sss "s
& &, sS9oS !Si sS.,ox any L ey Gid lss
%. 1oo III So. asnd hI:h. n!lsea q :i'.Ss5iIs:
4.aoa ~ new Glri:. ~ q r!,44t.he; =, too 20
e ~ !ssk g. S % W y :sDI IT,. a. i Il
baard cars; null Il, hU0 hi high. .u,lxed vi Iaa.c
'n9st Y%Wa L. ' ~ ao o,,cr ,o,,v
erlng subseqncnt!y nuIss better demand for fu,
tnrs* en.! eostn4 ara.. se'Iet Nay o,svned 1t
JaSs .oi Al i; "sS'.s aa clo.c1 It t sSb.5as
July se!A a. a0jsQ5!u!ts. Ghansoa wssu .snsds
fnss ,n nny tS ths; a""s At s 5sssns dsf;
tko shos!. for this mouth TAs rscctpta waEs lib.
sral. and the saaape nlc.oya aoll promptly AZ
y .ss s.s 70 .sss; ssss.tel 70 ot ss'sa ~
:!lssisc sna i ooo 81 ,shiie 'is'H Il H$S,'a:ss o.
wh!ss 1t 4Fl'saDc, all tFse IN board. Total. 31.-
MYE-wss IN sais seque,t md hsa,. Cash Eye
!,SMu s.ked: s'!a aAt9 ~aa nata e settlement,
ply a0Ss5ne r. aa 6aaid. Tois!, !: o3o y.
sumption an. shspnssns, md as,a, advancing a6oat
Ic 1ef bn: Tbs ndvancs checked trailing. a. Many
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MILWAUKEE,

bpecidI D3fpU9tA To Tbs tribune.
MILWAUKEE, May 3.-The following III 10
receipts and ehtpmnnts 1t this point Of thu 1nlt.u
named for tho week ending ta-day, a. conptsl
with lhe corresponding tlmc iaat year:
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