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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-29
!. 4 BOYS LEISURE, HOURS.

w udt IVY UVoC WACaA u.' AV10S .
most important; what he sels In
school is mainly drill Or exercise; II is
q gymnasium to him, he must eat
elsewhere. What he does with his
SPARE hours determines bis destiny.
Suppose he reads history every day,
Or scientific books, ii the course Of q
few years he becomes learned. II mat
tiers very little what he undertakes,
Latin, Greek, Hebrew, Sanscrit, al
disappear if he uses bis spare time on
them.
Alloy was employed in . lawyers
Office, and had the daily paper to
amuse himself with. He commenced
to study French, and, at that little
desk, became a fluent naderand writer
Of the French language. He accom-
plished this by laying aside the news
paper and taking up something not 80
amusing, but far more profitable.
A coachman was often obliged to
wait long hours while his mistress
made calls. He determined to I'M
prove the time; he found q small vol
ume containing the Eclogues Of Vir-
gil, but could not readi and 60 pur-
chased Latin grammar. Day by
day he studied this, and, finally,
mastered all it's intricacies. His mis-
tress came behind him one day az he
stood by the horses waiting for her,
and asked him what he was 30 intent
| ~ reading. - '
"Only bit Of Virgil, my lady"
"what, do you read Latini"
"a little, my lady"
She mentioned this to her husband,
who insisted that David should have
q teacher to instruct him. In Q few
T years he became a learned man, and
was q useful and loved minister in
Scotland.
A boy was hired to open and shut
, the gates to let the teams out OF an
iron mine. He sat on log all day
by the side Of the eate. Sometimes
an hour would pass before the teams
y came, and this he employed SO well
o that there was scarcely any fact in
history that escaped his attention. He
h began with little book on English
' history that he found in the road
' having learned that thoroughly, he
g borrowed Of a minister, Goldsmith'f
e History Of Greece. This good mar
v became greatly interested in him and
: loaned him books, and was often seer
d sitting by him on the log conversin(
= with him about the people Of ancient
% times.
l. All these show that, in this country
any one can learn that wants to. l
=, he is at work he still has three hour
4 that lie can call his own. Let hin
- use those wisely, and be can fill hi
mind with stores Of knowledge.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-29

81 don't doubt it; but pray tell us
what way7" asked Frank, ironically.
"Oh, put flowers in his room to
make it look cheerful, and on the table
to make little bouquet for his coat
that is, l did make one, but ne
wouldn't wear it," she added.
"Quite sentimental! You have the
coast clear before you, haven't you 7"
"Well, if you mean he boards at
our house and he must be treated
kindly, yes. The night you were all
at the dance, he took mother and me
to ride" fa ..ta,t ..-.e
$50 that's the reason he did not
come to my party y cried Frank, her
ewes red as well as her cheeks.
"Partly and partly because he hates
dancing-he told me So" 1o ,
GLOW well you are matched" re-
torted Frank. "You don't dance, and
he don't like it. If you keep on with
your flowers and your rides, you'll
catch him, never fear"
ooh! but neither wish nor intend
to catch him."
"Maybe he is engaged to somebody
already-he acts like it, was the sug'
gestion of Franks cousin. l told
Frank she ought to find out" i17n
ale has plenty of letters addressed
in lady's handwriting" said the dea'
con, holding one up for them to see
and he turned away with a quee1
smile; but Pm pretty sure none o
them are from a sweetheart"
"Maybe he's got a sister"
"He has, and a mother, too. Hi
sister is married, and the mother i
with her."
ooh, but then what does he wan
to hire the brown cottage for9" in
CURED a quiet little girl. ''Fathe
has it to let, you know, and it seem
to me l heard him say the school
master wanted it for his family"
"Absurd!' exclaimed Frank.
At this the postmaster laughe'
aloud. 4"aa H.s
fhe'sengaged, he's mean enough
said Frank, with warmth. "The ide
, of his coming here under false pre-
lenses"
"Did he ever tell anybody he wa
, not engaged?" asked the deacon.
81 don't know as he did, and II
sure l don't care if he's engaged to
1 dozen girls If he's conceited enoug
to think l do, III soon undeceiv
him." RS .-e 81
s 1t was always self with the FOOLS
a girl. Her undue consciousness ha
led her into trouble more than once.
n "Hush, Frank, there's Mr.. Evan
: | hope he didn't hear u.s." said Jessi
$ as the tall figure Of the clergyman Ell
: tered. 1f'r
J. "Who cares9 If you suppose / a
+ afraid of the minister, you are mi
g taken," she added, boldly walking I
d to him, heated with temper and Oh
6 grin. I.s.,e n.
8, "Mr. Evans, you are one of t
If School Committee" she said, with t
le assurance of a business matron
forty, "you will please tell us what
A the mystery about the teacher y
y have employed for the winter ?"
le Mystery-mystery!" said MI. Eval
g looking at her in surprise, Real
le Miss Frances, I have never heard tt
h there was any mystery about him.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-29

A citizen of Leavenworth, going to
his barn to milk in the dark Of the
early morning, got into the wrong
pen, and undertook to milk a mule.
He don't remember which side Of the
barn he went out at, but he expects
bis bucket in a few days.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-29
Solicited Wlisteellatlp,
OUT OF THE PLAG UE-STRIChEN

OUT OF THE PLAG UE-ST.RICKEN
CITY.
tEt in Acadia ego."
eve will go, my love, together to the
golden autumn fields;
oh! mello,c falls the sunshine 'ohere the
roses blo,c;;
This day in wood and meadow we'll for
get the pale lips sealed;
This day to love and gladness, whate'er
the morrows yield" .st, hn
S,oeet, s,ceet the peaceful forest 'chere the
cool streams fo,u. M h5 d
Through the dread plague-stricken CITY
passed the lovers on their way, 7
Far floats the yello,p banner IN the morn
ing's g1ov; ''..7-.J
Through the ranks Of dead and dying,
where the fever smitten lay,
Through the wailing and the horror OF
the fateful autumn Gay. fff
1h-! Gods wrath Keth heavy 'chere the
South minds blo,o. 4 ..#
"Nay, love, why gaze you backward at
the dead cart in it's roundf 9
Tolls the solemn dcath-bell, telling long and
slov; tfaI#.t iftt, -
Death holds the pallid city, but we'll
cross its farthest bound,
And forget for one brief hour every
CHASTITY sight and sound"
List! that voice that crieth, "Woe, yepeo
pie, ,coew
Like children throu' the meadows they
wandered, hand in hand; 81
Soft the messy hillocss ,chere the riolet
gro'e; ~" 4H tla'N
They gathered leaf and flower; but sh'
wrote upon the sand,
"Aye, strong is love, but stronger i
Deaths unsparing hand" .o,-
Sad the under roices in the rirer's fo'c.
"Why speak of death, belovedi To-da,
is surely ours; .-
Each hour holds secret Which the angel
know; ,iR
Yon gracious sky above us, our feet upo
the flowers; ,..,.,f,
Why vex with thought Of dolor the peac
of happy hours''
Swift the lights and shadows where the a.
pens gror. ..,e.t ~. ,eae.
"The air is thrilled with bird notes, j
the rapture of their singing;
Minor chords are sounding IN The doue
plant, soft and low;
am drunken with the gladness tha
Natures grace is bringing.
Be merry, then, o sweetheart; list I'll
woodland chorus ringing" -
Far-oG bells are tolling a requiem, sad a,
slo,c. .l....
She closed her heavy eyelids, laid h
bead upon his shoulder;
Neuefmore the dreaming Of the happy Ion
long ago.
"Alas love, meath the flowers see Il
dead leaves mOulder,
am chill, so chill and weary; has IL
sunny day grown colderW
AUTUMN leaves are falling, as the west 'cin
come and 90. ..... 49,.
Plague-stricken' Yes, oh lover, for Il
Yellow King has seized her, g.,
Fast the realm of shadows, achere no ear
Uinds bloW;
Midst the bird songs and the clover al
the fresh air he claims her.
Vainly, vainly from his power would tt
frantic love withhold her,
Weep Ger sweetest forers, killed By 'cinte
He laid her meath the aspens, but {
The first grey dawning, } 4.
Blessed the peaceful garden ,chere Go
lilies blow,
Her lovely eyes hali-opened, and withc
sigh or warning, .s-... ~
Her soul beyond the shadows and sprl
TO meet the morning.
oh, the blissful morning ,chich His peo
know! NJ. B. VILLAINS
OrELoUsAs, La, Nov. Is, 1878. D.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-29
self-respect would declare, that ne
was to be; caught himself. f,rg

Sclf-respect WOulu ucoif'le, i'"'''i $50
was to be caught himself. .'ifg
So enthusiastic, 80 really imbued
with his work was he, that p easily
inspired the best spirits int the school,
50 that they We'd with each EACH other . in
keeping up their studies and in gen
eral good behavior I,Io Z : '.'ar {
But, strangely enough, the master
seemed determined not to be caught"
In vain invitations poured in upon
him to parties, to all the haywood
gayeties; in vain the nets we've spread Ip'tea
in his sight; in vain some Of tie young
ladies dressed for him, smiled slmnlil at! at him
he was apparently insensible to all
allurements. q He could be seen only
at school, in the street, or at church.
stHe's just a poke" said Kate, pout-
ing, "and l do hate poke, young or
old!n 7d aaagle ,d' - .-si i,l.g
One pleasant evening, several OF
the girls met together in the sitting
room of Deacon Tufts. Now the dea-
con was a cripple, and as he had
been chosen postmaster and could not
90 out to the Office, the Office came to
him. 49,. ,..e,.., J., a.r. b aii.,
| 1t was q pleasant room, and gener-
ally well filled with applicants for let
tiers. AS was often the case in these
informal little meetings, the master
was the subject under discussion. #,
'Have you caught him W asked
one Of the girls Of Frank, shyly.
ooh, Jessie, here seems to be the
favorite,n said Frank. "He has eyes
only for her. Hope she appreciate {
the attention. He ought to be gooc
to her, or maybe his supplies woulc
} be cut off," 4/ n' .s'" <''I-Io.
"Of course appreciate his kind
ness" said Jessie, with a 2 laugh Z,
s'Why, only think! he's going to teacI
me French ~ .lf .fH 1s'fhH '.@
s "Indeed The district doesn't pa.
him for giving you private lessons
! though" said Frank, almost angrily
"Certainly not" replied Jessie, "bu
Q his time is his own out Of school hours
Of course 1 will try to return his kind
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-29

A young lady rebukingly asks us:
(Which is worse, to lace tight or get
tight!" We giveit up, we never laced.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-29

Grant rode on camel in Arabia,
and is said to regard it as his grand
est try hump.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-29

Song of the dry goods clerk
Swing in delaine.
, 1879-03-18

StfNEr-Th.t ronnfnfA hutorp}0a T., k... o.s
hcan rhc,o ~, ~ T. rnMIry f1nt, ~ }asi ~
Easiarn trac. md ttc fnnno wa 49, nv y ue1 ~ AZ
SS ~ nnne ~ "t,;no ,us,,t' ~" A'e' a. sheS3
o. ~ W. p''l ~ eAoise qua"s's''
NE" foHK'
Nzw YouK. March 17.--11gEyEs-1,ccolnt. 4.
ouu quhlty NM Echcf"lty Gocui dcmnnd fair;
~ its az t1. ~. ,on"t.i .a1,. a. aass
tur1n,iisr ino:l. ~ norokaa ats.r, S '*9n'
ntnut inlt, fat stcors n,cJ by ncrf cxnn.;o
Sd. S:Gh ii. III: shnments fnr lin ,vnes ~ a
Hnnrfr1s hrrf. srntnst j i'm ,nst wal "''Vo
s'tvrnN NjScccinnss i ix,.i. ,n"rsot nr,, ..,.
weak NJ nout fnrS;cr nrtrrs. ~ II x9sxs,,l sahss
binary to extra grades, with chr luai cholce Din
wctl'oTs. l34 !1s, $o 30; 4car.londs taken by Ct.
po!tefs at 81. 70: sh!pments los tbs wetf,
1'lou 't,s!, etsfeassses: s.ss,.. r. nm. u,,,. ,.u
swtSE-Rccotpte, z, quo: market auf! and nom.
mel; 70 sa!ss; svo weight, onlY 81. " per lUo lps
oAetea los 2ooa eofh-'cd :" osiafh.
EAST LlHENr1s
.,I:n EAsT 1,.t L1nfnTI. MaFs1 twGAr1LEMReseps TIL
einee ElsuaY. oe4 heau oi tntonsh ana III !ocl:
total f9r tho week ending M !Iis dny. .9o2 through
na hmn ssn .oea.. aaansi 4 afl,i h5o local
, 1879-03-18

EVlt EAl NJ
Tho following wcso rcca!vca uy the ch.cazoBo,ra
Of Trade:
r.,yEnl.noL. March 17-11:3o d. m.-For,,
8s 0dl10s. whcat--Wintcs, Dsfa0s Al; spHa;,
~ Dd08s Sd; while. Bs 11dGS0s Id; elup, o. 3dV
~ Bu. Corn, ID Cd. Pork, 4Ds., Lard, :s3s bd
L1yEnrooL, March 17-1::s0 p, m.-pork. 5oh
Lard, 1888 Cd. Rost unchanged.
L1yENreot, Mnrch l7..-Spcctal cab1e-baton-
CumbcrIauds, 1Sx I'd; short ribs. 28a; long e!ta'.
ais Cd; short clear, 97B fl. Dcef-prin,o mcsh
71s; 1ndla mess, 7Ga; extra India n,ess, III.
Clccso-Chulcc, 4ss. Shoulders, .3s. Tailor
Prime city, l5s Dd. Lard. 3:,s od. pork-ptlus
mess, Eastern. 5:ls; Western, 49s. 1latn,, lus3
cut. 90-h average. 3ns.
LONDON. March, II. --L1yEnrnote-W heat stcad'ts.
Corn qulct. MAitK 1ANE-Whcat rather carter.
Corn quiet. Cargoes OF cosst-Wheat and toa
quiet. Cargoes on passagc-Wheat neglected;
nothing doing. Country markets for wbeat-hh'
gl[al,, quiet; FRENCH, steady. Farmers de!se'iet
Of EngaIah whoat during tho past week, 10, ooos
5b, G0U qra. Number OF catsues OF wheat Of e0s'
On salc, lsss than hyo.
speeta, Dispasrh to Jas Tribune.
LtyEnrooL, March 1T:-l1:a0 d. NJ, n',-FLorR-s"
!. lua; No. =, Bs Cd.
Whsnt-W!nscr. No. l, Ds i'd: No. =,
Oh; spring, No. l.. IA ID; No. 2, 7s sa'
while. No. 1, 9s ID; No. !" Ii lid; club, No. =
o. Sd; No. =, o. I'D. C0rn-Now. No. !, II u
r,soYlHtoNs-purk, 4os. Lard, ata 3D.
LtyEurnoL, March 17.--CorroH.-ActlTs saa
hrm At 5!iG5s;d; salea. Ii, ooJ balcs' apse''
la.lon and export, 2. COO; American, 10. QUO.
rnoy1soNs.-P mcss pork Cos; prime mt"
beef, lis. Amcricaa lard. :':,s I'D. Long s'sa
bacon, ..lIs Oil short clear, a1a ol,
LoNpuN, March l7.-Sr1iurs or rErEoLEt*~
8dthAd.
L1AaEED O1L-1is 1;idGl9gs.
SrlM1rs or TunrEsTISE-22sS5a1s a1s Sd.
AHTwENr. MarCh 17.-rErnoLEuA-92hd.
, 1879-03-18

hog rRODUCrS-Wcr fairly active, except
lard, which was In good demand, but with ltullt
offerings. L1vcrpool was as!ner, and hogs at the
Chicago Stock furis wese quoted &c higher. with
light supply md not very good quality Of hogs ut
that. fork was actively Inquired for On tho n.orn
ln4 call, and tho interest VAS sustained throHst-
uui, whfle meats were n1eO rop0ttcd to be WAntud
by cxpurtcss on Increased limits. Tho impression
that onr summer production Of hog stuff will ho
quito small as compared with last year Bcrn,s to
Dc gaining ground abroad, and, ~ consequence,
buyers arc more anxious to tako hold.
blRax PonK-Atlvnnccd 17l3Gtsec per brl, md
closed 174:c nb0yc tic latest pItccs uf Saturday.
Salct wcre rcoored Of IL, 800 bsls seller April at
SO 0!H 49, tai hr1s telIcr May atSO .D7M
tt0.1!,i; and /, 73o br1s seller June ut $40. 11!z
6llU. !a!s. TotRl, 3, 150 brls Tho market closed
firm at 5000 for c4ah Of so!IcF March, $40. 200
10.02,4 tor April, and S1U. 1oG10.1al4 for May,
with about slo..2t1Gs1o.. "a for Juno. Old pork
w..s nominal ut s8. oo0tB.@5.
Prime mesa pork was qnuted at so. ooDo. .:5, and
extra prime at 81. %.
LAnn-Adyanccl 7.;c per loo lbs from tho latest
prizes Of Saturday. sascs were reported Of 4, :';o
ics aoIcr April ut S0.41MG0 .55. and q, :.i0 br.s
Thu tnlr!;et coHe1 rnl 81 $U st lUr srut or seller
March, sB5l!s sGtg, t for April, md So GDtl9 u!
for May- Innc wis nurinal at S1. VI! .ftu: 20.
s aes % M i M1s;
for shipment, aud probably great tcal nlu'e !one
In thu ntter direction tfan was na.c public. sales
w1ro reported o! IT, A QUO lls short ribs at 81. SuGf
SIS. D3g55. il for Junu: 1.ebD hxa anK mud alsur
clears ut s., 2sGch. 20: 100 bxs Cu1nhcrlands ot
private trims. AlEo, Saturday atttrnoon. !, 900
Tic ioiow,ns wore tho cosing prices per 100 lpa
| oil thu leading cuts:
, 1879-03-18

Rosciat Hssc:ea 10 Tas Tribune
NEW YunK, March 1T.-GRAyx-Wintcr Haen
valucs further advanced Il GlMc per ba on 1es.ss
cd offerings, shusp flse operating dee13ea!
against free purcAoses, thu market cloa'n. fe'eas
ly st.on9 Ut tho highest figures Of the uhS; fp'sa
In leay damant, nnI quoted, "a . rule, "cak' Ms
moro urgency on tile paEt at scllcrs 10 place 'up
plcA; catlu adyicos curly Of hcastness, has 'o".s
tho c!oso represented indicative Ut rather wv.
stcadacss; !. 600 nu primo No. 9 Chicago sp,'as
for export. at D5c; No. : Eprtng, March op',eI '1
quoted 4. IL. Oh bid and ST. 0o asked. cosa Nv
aie per hu lower. on q moderate pu''p a',,.
for carly delivery, md AT h"p." h"es,s,
active movement In option lnc. g'o,.s, ~.
weak on fsce offerings. 1lxtd "e',e,s w.,
ungraaed ut 4ihGD4a4c; yo1low Wes!esa !" ~, M
4Ic. Ryo very dull, but quoted ateaas' AZ,
surthe. doc'ned, In must instances about ''Wr, '',s,
bu, cloBlng heavily OH moro llhcsa' anu ''s'''
offerings and yosy moderate demand. :.,u
PAuvts1ags-lsoa products trho h!ahcs .. .s, a,.,
favorable reports tEom Mestorn markets, o"t w.,
rasatively quiet; !, ,O0D brls lesa for aAy o.
l1u55 Cut meats tn moderate reHaesl NJ 'ast
priees, Ilacon wanted, and qnntoa psa'' tx.
clcar Vt ST. al5. s5 Western stsa''1 'afa IL ~. It
doMand for carly delivery. hut strong W p H.,
forward delivery moderately actsys anu n.s, ass.t,
closing at for April 81 G7:i1t 10; MAI so' '"''
9.7a; June. 80, so01U,s:!s. .u,,sa i,
TALL0T--1n more QenaH4i ps1nie "s
the c1o4o at u-10c. ...t,t
HruARs-llaw inactive; Cuba muaeosaao I.. Ii.J.,.
bately steady ut G'lM Bac for fa'r IL. .spoa 1e1''
refined quot at previous pFIcca.
WmlaxY-1h0 hris 1T 81. QUA. ,sa
Observation-Disclosures comparatively 'ane, ,oo Il
rates rather flrn though ru i,npurta'ls cas"s IN
noted; for Liverpool engagement" os ''t@ .s,ou.n
cludu /, 700 htls aud l7j tons hous, tu'oSs s''s,
freight, reported at 70 1d6s*s lid and "a. .'s'
for gsaiu quoted as dGbulid, but yoFY ql'c''
IL tas 1Ftsttrs. Assostatsa eff.s' ora
NV YorK, Mnrch 7.-CurrnS-DulI ., - III:
1oc; tuturrs strong; March, D. sse; Aps''' ."su,t
htny, Il, ,.ao Juuc, ". 3sc; July, lo.ooc' Au''''
~. 53c. ,.,z, .upeg
Stats and Western, So, 5 O.; eon,on ,s. 70 NJ;
e.tru. 81. 7oaa.oo; 1900 to choice, 81 ae "
iii, 10; 81. i.uuis, g. Bolt rs; Alnue'''a
pFvcu.s, $Y.UUGte. ". ~, mn ba; r.
,estsd :ptlu: 5as9s NJ 9 t5e 1estss:;,l.a
s2anic; anstaasa !,, 9'nns' ~ s1 n9 81.
So. : do, il. l5!aTl i. "; no. do, si'l'''9
, 1879-03-18

Lot IN cnurt 1titt1 II q Uf s1utl frtknv
us.tl 1.U It = NJ ! Ih!ttv-ttt st, iJGxlhats
II. hatrd Feb. " ltitlnrrt WuUarnf 10 am
Frrs.ctic.s n. MLllsi ............... 9ouu
par,t It. liz It n " Of Wopti Ut. " I. a!
s1:n It. tntci Fob ~ edwin MAynhth
10 Tic n. lytreen1 ... ........ UoO
rarE IT. 1ltl 1t II " IT Weud n. n " {. X,
Sluu Il, nntrd Feb. e., Edwin Mnynasd -
to i1nsyur titlttoeANscM1 1...,.>.......... duu
Mett Ere st. ia ftsyn Ut Hhct:et II. Il 4.
istcr J. u ilana* r'ts" i" t"Hss s" Se1tsn,.. a,1oo
15uttcrlle Ft. IT. It Of 1hirtiettl Ht. y
fcS. ii sM in,n eimirk 10 j. i. l!all,. 1890
Forest ~, IL: N.lD n II Of Thirty.Aftli
II. Q I. alS III 7.10 II. dated Anrrh Ii.
tf+ey| D. EGntt to The Union Mutual
Lfr.Insnsanco Co,npanyl..... ......,. 1,bou
West Mnnssnu At, .!AH! IT IS Of OAkpy st,
~, niy11i II. t!nic,l t1nrCl il tf.eyt u.
l,unnc 10 the Culon Mutual Life. lnsur.
nMcu Company. 49,. :. .....,...... -. a.Oo1
MONTH Of r'Tr L.HsTt. w,r!tIx 4 nAnIus or sEsEN
MILES, of TIE cOCRr.NOusH.
WY!ghtwOoL a.. bet Lincoln nv, nnd Ita,.
btea ri. II t, fuxl1i II, Aatch Ian. IL
IL. Dlakcman to Isaac II. Usr9esu...S 1,100
SOUTH or CiTY LIMITS. wirttly 4 NAutus OF sEyEH
NILES or THE COURTHOUSE.
SoMt1, Dearborn VI. y: # il Of Flity.tcc.
..tR. aittt 4. Pick In lie nty itcck1: -. IS $50
wentworth ~, 9 ct,r OF flSty-fth IT. "
!. ~ y 10xl1! II. dateA Ma,ch Ii ilnhn
AlcCatfcry to ihr Catholic bshup OF
Chcagol.. .................. ........ 5000
, 1879-03-18

nnts1scti VIII, ahcr erain, and sash an's %sra in
acil,r rcfuest tnr snl..nenf; The fcpnrtnu sin.
Ia nttract nlhty nf arfltrA frm Tho Eat aa sotlh
ca-t. april nata wero ltlner. nntlrr o uno!
tSen,ry ~, i i"ti. s Ae 'StT s ,is pSns,
sa.siac. ri e !. .s;s; ,.;, san.p;ss, as, ws,o ns,
Cn.l sals. wefe rcpotttd q t'! b, rejected q "!c
+ n a ha @ !, y sso At s S rs % %hS fase si @ az
fresh M sa. Inquired ftr IT 4''aic, and resn'a,
1t i:e IN suttumsnt. u @ saies wsrs sspaftsd ai
III Do ss u re- q on .oait Tots oo Ss
were seiow tic ''ic". ii sc!1et. snd no iasi;'c,s
w tGno 10 ,i,, fatres g. ca.n S n A.. ,On,f u
na Il s s0 ia uH a ws. aots 4; @ md
tic nrkcd. llrealar extra i WIS qntot AZ 3st40c.
nna fresh n anoclal llouao a. ii1c Ntntor ~. IL !;
In better rrgncst. Cash ealta wrrG reported OF 100
san,p1c al 3oa1boc on track. Total, 100 bu.
MORNING CALL.
fos aosi pt R0xss'f; a s'o 81 o ~ NV
Shor: st.Sio6, 900 D. u sI:!,a :5tI; 65 fot Tay
D4!sc for May. Cora--5, 600 bu nt :'6sac Tor May.
TWO O'CLOCK CALL.
p Mtfa; It po;e TsS fd for 1 xr aud Se er My. Re
YaS TS'ss s5o S e 4 s3 59t hp q % May
80 !sc for June. AMI :usic teruly. oats-al. uoo
bu o' Mny Me-; E1'fms n 5.s 5o n,l sils
:!5o ouo b. ii ST. 10 for April, and 3d. 90
for aiay.
10 Jc for Alr.l which closed At 50Ic May sold at
, 1879-03-18
Po,rIn-Whcat, 1000 ha; corn. liz, lu; Data,
S5a50 m; rye. 3.1U1 hi; blrlcy, n,00o bit.
The following shuws thu receipts nnd shfp-
merits Ut Whtat NJ ruiuts nnllled Nestcrtsay:


lokAls.,tstsss,.s .t..t. .sf'hh"s" S's'f 'AS
IN Nnw Yunk YESTERDAY.
March 1'.-neee'pts-F|our. 80,1S brls;
wheat, l0o,7iiaD lm: ror,r, ,t5s bu: oats. ,a25
lnl; cor,,-'nunl, s!l0 pss; rye, l.its bu; bafey,
hl,451 bu; matt, 7,0s0 b4i; pork, ESQ hrls;
beef, a,tl1 tcs; INT meats, 3,744 pkrs; lard,
f,'Ai tvs: whisky, 1l2 br's.
Exports-For forsy.c!ghs llours-Whcat. -, :
00O bu; corn, lI,SNO bu.
sToCKs or PROVISIONS.
The following aro .he stocks OF provIstnus In
this city Ms reported 10 tc Doartt Of Tra.le GY a
pors!on OF our packers. Thc figures ftr this
tAousl, nre Of little yauc, ns no less than nlno
lrns uatle no report, and tl,a rcttrns fran eotlu
al l1nrs arn ,lsiu nj
, 1879-03-18

BAN FRANCISCO. March l7.-follOwtng wcro
ile eloRIn.s auotNtlunA Ut tbs Stock lloAtd:

BAN FaANclsco. March t7.-.1'he EurekR Cnn-
so!l.!utca Mtuils Company hns declared dlsl~
lend 1T - fur the nltiitll af February.
FOREIGN.
Loypoy, March 17.-Consois, 9G 11-1U.
American Sceurltlrs-llllGls ccn.ral, So;
Pennsylvania Central, ~; Rcad!ng, IN; Erie,
a5tk; preferred! ~.
unltc.l statcs bunls-'tl7s, 10f9{; l040s, 10i;
new b. 10a15; 4i<s, 10TH II, l3lA tx. roltp.
Amount OF bullion Withdrawn fFonl tho hank
Of Euglll.i today, 4.75,Duo.
HAltis, March l7.--Kontcs, 113f Soc.
, 1879-03-18

Tic following were tho receipts a,,d ship
mcnts ot Tho leading articles of produce In this
city during t!ss fortY-ccht hours cndIng Mt :
o'elucls on Monday morning, nNl for tlu cor
responding, date twelve months ago:
, 1879-03-18

The stock Of lard in New Yorl; fs reported as
1tB,000 tes, against 1G'.03o tcs two weeks ago,
nnd To-, 600 tea Il ycar ago.
GOoDs NECE1vED
Mt Port of Chicago March II: Rockln,d Bros,
5C0 cnscs tnaccatonl; J. T, lsc'fng Il Co., casca
books; Etettauer bros. IL CO., 5casca dry goods;
G. uossage 4. Co., case dry goods; brown T.
rriur, case dry Eou.!s; 0. R. Kc!th g. Co., Q
eases artificial flowers; Luuis Clegilorn, 1 case
dry cou.ls; Cnrson. Plric, Scott & Co., 2 bales
linens lud casos dry goods; E. +. Eaton, .
cases guns; Field. Letter & Co., cases g'oTcs
Chicago Stamping Co., eos boxes Tin plate; Bur
10y s. Tyrrell, 48 crates earlhcnware; Nccurr,
Ramps Il Co., cases dry goods. Cul!ocasHss
e5,B17.00.