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, 1879-07-29

nuFr&Io, N. r., duly ~. --ChArtert-sehr ".
IL. Hounds, 610 tons coal. Chicago, nt h0c; OAe-
onta. coal to Chicago, 6oc; Homer, coal to Chlca.
60, h0c,
Clcarcd-rrops James Fisk, Jr,, merchandise;
Scotia, merchandise. Chicago; Empire State, mer.
chandtsc, Duluth; II. L. 6cllnoor, merchandise,
Toledo; schra Stafford, l, go brls salt; Bcagul,,
400 tons clntc5s; Dscosl.n, mctehandiae, Glove
Williams, Tolcdp; q, II. Holt, 400 tous coal, Do
trait: A.. L. Ai,drrws;. Homer, $40 tons coal;
Oneonta. 75o tons coal; W.: Il. Hounds. gho tons
citYi Mary DIskhrad. 100 IONS coal, Saginaw.
, 1879-07-29

The schr rhfneas $. MnrsIl, Of Cleveland, loaded
with Iron orc from EscaMath for Cleveland. struck
on the 0cyeu. foot shoal south of peninsuaF Point
last Wednesday and was picked up OF skil'a2aleo
ltzht Thursday afternoon by tho prop V. II.
Ketchnm, which has tuwca her to Cleveland. The
Mn1ah. when heard lruni Saturday, waa lenkiug nt
the rate OF seven iDchca per hour Tho Captain
told Detroit reporter that tho buoy On tho clysn.
foot shual wAs thrcc-qunrtcrs Ut Muu out Of
place, aud thus nlleluat h!ns.
, 1879-07-29

..,l,o pentori for slnauhter sha gssk. on &C. C,
Fent ii sou,e Of the animals being snasetou' VI
ss""ancctcd s".,s Of being infected. with seao'
QuoTAT'oNs.
,..., ,p1,yes-Grndct stccrs, weighing ooc,s y.
~ ihs and npvards ...:.is eo&8o' -
Cho.ee pwsuh!nr i..uO TO ]. iho lbs.. 4'So&s4.o
steese; ;,McssYes-W ll-fattcncl steers, n->~, ~
Gooat Gooat,,,na i, i5o 10 l. 400 !bs a'3aso4'@n
=, we,xT wa,n, Trndre-Stccrs IN fair hsst' , oox.. ,o
Met.nMi tu,sinr o5o 10 i, 200 lbs 3.eoeb4.lo
:, .,M.ec,hxa,.: Me,x: Stock Poor to common seenra
pa!s5ast snm,uon 10 choice COWS, foFcty , am, m
a;msnsitcr weighing HOG 70 LOGO !ba 2:ao&es'o w
stnss Gat'sTIGna'oa 6;i' ba .s'' 5oQ3oo
,,;tvcpGIor-i.ight ;vG ard thin cnws ho!iers, re, ,r
sta4s .ti' WIZ III rnuoh tirnyc8.,,.. 2. Gafta 90
Jexaa Eas'1 sas i'm i,t ....,..,.,,.,. Ln3Gl5. 0U
, 1879-07-29

l1pOs-Jlecolved during sundny ana hono1ny: s3 1s.;
week, ID, 9oS For heavy packing hogs there was a
rather moro demand than has oxI.tcd Of ta'c' o am
tnt clnsa sold full up 10 6alurdays pf!ess o
vosy iii prIcoa, but bacon grades were Go oa taa
demand tor light Weights % osns s. 81 Ana1p a ~ ~
during Int week. The supply H1. .sics warn nj
ae S for poor goa leay7 racsssEt@ s @ * a aye iae
i 90 sor beavy ahlppeEa; and a. ~ 9 ~ o, Is
mn instance nj - 70. The market closed steady.
, 1879-07-29

Orain Sreelts opened lively yesterday, and
shippers wcru In quest Of reascls during
tho on4ro day. Early engagements were
made on tho basis Of ac On corn to
Dutralo and 3Ac on wheat, and later
ones at :,,ic on corn and 3ac on whc.t \ largo
business was transacted, anu 1T tho ,c1osc Of
Change shippers wcro looking fos vessels. Fur
tlor n1vhnec1 In rates Rrc expected to-day. Tho
engagements yesterday were u followB: To Dnf-
ta1o-prop Cuba, wheat Ar and corn; prop M'iwaa-
Moore anu f. Jones. wheat at !lsc; schs Bolivia,
wheat At :tic; schr j. II. Eco't: corn; schr NisR-
A.a, cum at &c. 10 0awcEo-rhe acllrs II. Lyon
Grotop. corn, md J. bruu,mont and Eric Belle,
wheat through. To sarnta--PFop Champ1aln corn.
LII tho afternoon tho echr Ida Keith, corn ut 3Ac.
Capacity, 2?U, 200 bn wheat, .Ati, U0u bu corn.
TLcrG was no important c}anxc tn lumber
freght-ra.es yesterday. Thu market vas assoager,
and adyaucea wero anticipated by kone.
, 1879-07-29

-
Pour CoLuo1sNg, Ont, InlY ~, ,-Laka Michigan
Yenort-Pasaci up-No.hiug. Down-6chr lla.
vapa, Chicago to Oswcgo. corni American, Chlrngo
to k!ngstou, wheat; Watcrtown, Chicago to
Kingston corn: cortez, Milwaukee to 'UawegU.
wheat; i. S. llasnmond, Chicago to kingston.
what.
Wlud-Eonthwctt, fresh.
, 1879-07-29

AU UTIH OE11E I132b
rn1LApxtrntA. July y1B.-FLoun-lnaetiSc; Min
nesota cxtra family, good, 95. 25; do choice and
fancy old wheat, 5000: winter wheat patents,
so. no90. 90; Minnesota patont, S0.p0lsI. %.
Uye -four, 81. oo03. o5. --..
unAiN-Whcat market dull; rejected, 81. o53
1.1o; No. 2 rcd elevator. $1.1asi. Corn steady;
steam on track, 4ac; Western mixed. do 4H&l4Dc.
OaM-AfaEkct dull: white Western, tHclose: n'us-
" and stained. ;,51iGa38nc.
Prices unchanged. Lntd-Wcstcrn. ''S0. 1a4t0
B.37H. ...-.
York sato nna braaior connts @ a., e.tsas,
15G1tgc; Western Reserve extra. 12Qll3c.
E0os-F!rn; Western. 11hGt12e.
FETno1EuM-Dull and unchanged.
Wu1ekY-steady; Western. 9l.07H.
RgcEIrTs-Elour, q, goo bfls: what, 1o1, 900
hn; corn, 20, 600 bu; outs, 4, BOO bui rye 6, GOO
bu.
, 1879-07-29

6pfc10l UI{p0ftH 70 TN JT7tNNE
KANsAH CRIT, July 94.-0nAtN--T'hc Price CHr-
rent reports wheat receipts, 20 :B bit; shipments,
II, 5io bu; 1owss; No. 2 cash, 0ec; july. 01hc;
No. cash. 87,;c; July, e7'ic. Corn-Neccints,
II, DEL hu; shipments. .0ol bu; weaker; No.
2 cash, 10tsc; duly, 2ulic.
, 1879-07-29

81. Louis, July 2s.-FLoUR-Duli aud un-
changed.
Gn41N-whcat higher; cash options unsettled
and lower; No. 2 red fall o8A19o:tc casA: NH,sc
July; g'K08dtlc August; oa0o8Ac September.
Com dull and lower; No . mixed, a3siGz33Ac
cash; a3Mo August; 3aEGea5c September; 3iGh
34ke October Oats strong: No. :, 9iaEb251c
cash; a,12a,4c August; s39o.3Hc September @ a and
Wu1sKY-StcadY; St .05,
rnoy1stoxs--rork quiet at 81. .12kGon. eh. Lard
Mono on market; salanlc a. s.: Is. link mcnss
dull md nominnl; clear ribs. S4.3a; cieaE st. 10.
BACON quiet; clenr ribs S. o5dnh 10: clear, 10
REuEirTa-flonr, D,0D0 btls: wheat. 137. 600
bu: corn n. 600 hi; cats, rs. 600 bu; ryc, !, 600
. s,iirarxrs-FIour, 10. 600 tr.a: wheat. 10o, GOO
tu; corn. :s Goo bu; oats, 1000 ha; rye, none;
barley, none.
, 1879-07-29
NAVIGATION NOTES.

NAE1UATIIlN NUEI@Ss
Tie old brig Commerce had somo !anyafds car
rlod away ia SIMPSONS SLIP yessordsY.
Tho Goodrich stmr Maakcgou will take tho
V4liorton Aveuuc Church peoun to Highland Park
next Thursday moruing fur IN e1cuslon and PIC"
uic.
The aeaulau who wa recently 10 badly hurt on
u,tiou yesterday, Sttl3. .lu chanCea for recovery.
Lt}a.sxyin4 atatlGns h*s ~ bo rlpcted ~ SOON al
possible 1t Ludinston aud Guekegou. Whsfo they
july IL dispatch to tho Turonto Nall iron. st.
Catheanes: Tho schr !.eadvtlte, Of os~ego. Capt
WourIvau, arrived In tho eanai yesterday GU hsf
Gr.t lilh and IL now,lYtng At Lock III this city,
beln; uAablo 10 pEocesd further owing 10 het
loeka. 4 portion ot huf siaa scar was zeinored
without 4yail.
, 1879-07-29

mlddlsna. 112&c: low m!ddiIoa, 11Mc; good ord'.
nary, lose; taIcs nohe receipts. 20 balcs ship.
tncnts, U0i hl0ck, =, 800.
, 1879-07-29
BY TELEGRAPH

HORTfltsS.

FQEF1HN.
Tho following wotp 1ceelrpa ~ the Chicago
Doard Of Tsadc;
lAvxhRooI- duly e8-1 p. n.-Flour-R2tra
6tate. ia I'd. Wheat quietes; rcd winter Id
1aWeh AZ pa 0ai No. = spslpg II loasE At OH
, 1879-07-29

apeciai p.patrA to 5as TfssGnt.
MILWAUKEE, July aB.-ChaEtcrs At tho noon
board to-day: ~ Duf1alo-6chn 8. II. Foster
and A. j. Dewey, wheat 1t $40, Capacity. b8,-
600 hl,
, 1879-07-29

Nxw OnLsAas, La, July as.-CoEroH-Qulet;
midulings, ll.ie; low do, 1o3.os net secelpsa, Is
balss gEoss. 1T; sales. $50 bales; stock, y, 7as,
Ut. Lorls, July @S.-CarToA-Dull aud lQMcs;
, 1879-07-29


CINCINNATI. O., July 2S.-C0TTox-Inaettyo and
lower 1t 111zc.
FLoun-Qu!et but firm at g. G0Gl5.7o.
GnA1x-Wheat In good demand At 83elS1. 90:
receipts, 10. 600 bu; shipments =, 600 bu. Corn
easier, but not qnotably lower; 40,i94lc. oata-
Demand fair and market firm, At 33030c Rye dull
at 58lp58c. Barley dull and nominal.
PRovrs1oxs-Pork dull at s.. 20 BID; IS. Is nskel
Lard in fax demnnd; current make, 81. Is. Bulk
meats castor: shoulders, Sa"5; short ribs, 40
tct,oer; short clear, xi.50 Bacon In good demand
at 81. .00a.4. 05, s.. 90. and So. 150b.21.
Wu1sKr-Fair dculani but at lowcs rates;
Sl.O:i.
DurTnn-Qutet; fancy creamery. 1876: prime
Western Reserve. 11&a12c; primo Central Ohio, 0
LtHszEp our-steady, with fair demand, at Csc.
, 1879-07-29

HxlKht uatscttyos.
Ct. Louis detectives teleGsaphetl = description
Of murderer far ald wide, but dl not search
his own houte, Whcre ho was accidentally DIS
covered. ------
, 1879-07-29

1NnIANAroI.v. Ind, July .s.-GAAN-Wheat
steady; No. : red. 0sMG0oo; August. n5,i0
DGc. Corn quiet At :lGc, Oats weak At 22!s@ @c5c.
pnoy1sioNs-Bhouldcrs, 37tc; clear rib, 81. ~.
Lard, $8.0D. Hams. S@s0c.
llnas-Firmer At 81. .10aa4. IL; receipts, 2, 600;
bhiDmept8, l. sou. -
, 1879-07-29
MARINE NEWS.

DROWNING OF CAPT. HARRY BURNS
The arrival Of the tug Favostto and her basges
ycatcsday morning with thett co1nrs 1t half mast
denoted sad occurrence Indeed, and inquiry
showed that Capt. Harry 1'usna, Mao Of the barge
1Ianct, anil wcil-knnnn and wc.l1kcd lake
navigator of Chicago, hsd 3cen drowned nt Mcnotn.
Iues last Friday, between and 0 p. IN. lIo wua
last seen wctsing tho deck Of the rlanet, and IL
Anppoted to have fhiIcn overheard willis drawing
M bucket Of wntcr, and became Injured In The
descent 10 that he wss uhnble to eave himself
from drowning. lilo was a good swimmer,
and wOula probably. hayo gotten aehore
II ho hat not locn disabled by the fall 1ln was
Aionc, wien 1a4t Rean aliv0. according to tho 70.
port Of those on tho Fayor!tc. and wien he wss
missed tho fIvcr was dragged. hDt Ills body Tas not
fuund. 4 buoy was loft 10 n,urg tho spot aud
further search il 10 10 InAto fdr the body.
Tho accident Ii q particularly sad and Hstrc3B-
fng One, for tho rcnson that the deceased ienyca
family ot eoyen motherlets ch,lJrcn. tho eldcs, VI
whom Ia II ycars-A daughtar.. They live near the
corner OF Clinton and Maxwell streets, where tho
painful news was brought TO thcta yesterday.
Capt. Durns Yaa about 80 years Of age, outl had
been On tho lakes IN The capacity Of fcatnan Mate.
and EaptAtn fur thirty Tcnts. lie waA formerly
Master or tho schrs Pilgrim and 1srunson. aud TOR
several ycnrs past had been In The employ OF the
Kirby Carpenter Lumber Company NJ Matc. lie
was a reliable, industrious. and temperate man,
and bis loss is yory much regretted by hin asao.
clacs and employers, aud bis children arc In great
rslcf,
, 1879-07-29
TOLEDO.

To11no, Jt1y 21,-QuAis--Wheat weak; No. q
white Michigan, Sl.0e; No. white Michigan. ;
new, 81. 02!.; No. = de- sl.oo: ausbrs Michigan.
BpQt, e4.07isi pvd. sl.V,; AuEuat. $l.Ql; Nv. !"
, 1879-07-29
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Lou1t, No.. Jaly .8.-FLoun-Unchang-
cd.
Gnl1s-Whcat higher; No. 9 rcd, 0as:6b0oNc.
Cosu lowes 1t 33laGl339so. Oats lower at ESQ
43Ac.
Pnov1s1ous-rosls caslcr a. 50. .5G3D .12H. Dry
snltcd meals nominal. Clonr rtba, "a. lit. clear,
81. 1U. Bncon qniot: clear riIa, s.. 0505. 10;
clear, IS. ~, Lard easablo At 35.7l.
, 1879-07-29

HOETOf

NosroN, July aB. Steady: Western su.
pnrt, 50. 50fb+. %; common e1tras. &.251I. so;
WiHconsn cxtras. Il 4.25e5. 90; Minnesota DO,
S4.5uGbH.00
GnA,s-Corn steady; mixed md yellow, 47H0
4stkc. Oata-Demanl fair aud market nzm; No.
untl oxLta while. 43ti145c; No. 2 white, 4.6a
41Ic; No. 2 ,wlte and No. = mixed, 4lGE41hc.
Kye, G9Gt70
REczIiTe-Flour, 1000 brls wheat, e7, 600 hu;
corn, III, 000 bu.
s,l1rakSTs-Flous, 1900 brls; corn, o. 900 bu;
wheat, 70, 600 ba,
, 1879-07-29

EP8tlHI 777sDQ1ta 70 7H1 7T7bUHE.
MILWAUKEE, July 28.-Tho slock Of grain In
Milwaukee, At tho opening Of business to-daYls re-
ported b5 tho waschuaseucn as follows:
, 1879-07-29

NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLHANs, Jn1y 28.-RioUR-QuEct and
weak: auusr1ne, 50. 25D3. 60; X, D.. 20; XXX
81. 6005 n; high grades, Sc. 5oD5.s5.
unAiN-Cotn In fair demand; whits mixed, 41et
yellow, 41c, Oata quiet at :3c.
Coux-ltEAt-scsrco and nrm at S2.7o.
11Ar--Qatet; ordinary to prime. 315. ooo1G. 90;
prime, SIT. GOALS. 90; cl,olco, $1,000.
rnoyts1oxa-po1k quiet but steady at 50. II.
Lard steady; tlerco, 80. 50Gl0. 87X; kcg. 81. 1oK
Ga7.a7H. bulk meats quiet but nrm; shoulders.
loose, 3hQ:}Ac: packed. 3xc. Bacon steady.
with q fA!r 1cmAnd; shoulders, 4hc. clras Fib. 6t
Ga5sfc; clear, 6IGtGc. Hams -HuEar-curcd. can
WnisKYvMsrket dull; Western rcct,aed, 81. o5
GD1.1D.
10 primo. 11!fEcl5c. SuEnF-dood demand It full
pficos. common Ia good common, etlDAc;. fair 10
fully fair, 0MGl0to; primo 10 choice, 79a7Nc:
yellow clariaca, 8Q8Ghe. Moaassca dull md nom
{nal; fcrmontinr, a46tioo; common. 254leSc fair,
eSdl50c: primo to choice, 32@36c. Kiee-Good
demand at Ns{c.
'uRAK-hArket dull at 09xc.
, 1879-07-29
THE GARDNER OFF AT LAST.

THE GARDNER OFF AT LAST.
Tho long md weary agony IL oser, tho Gardner
has beon drcaged OF and pnllcl of tho beach at
Lincoln Park. nnd many ponls aro happy, and all
sayo one. II Is TINT Of poor forlorn tug.
Captain, who composed a rl'ymo on tic uazdner
and sct 1t 10 tho air Of "Good-by, Ny Lover,
uootl- by" and sang It,. 1Io Intended to .lAvo q
large cdtIon Of It printed. but the tnE Crane phil.
done some 1nnro work atound her, and. assisted by
The tug willie brown. tosved hes up 10 Ai!lof
The Gart}nor went on tlso strand In November,
iBT7, and about 81. GOO has been rxpendcd In A.
tcmpts to got her of. Hho was valued nt 81. QUO,
and it Will tuko about So, 100 10 nut her IN conli-
lion for the lumbar trade. and about 81. 600 to
mako her . Il yesscl. She sill probably le re-
paired at Miller Bros ah!pyaEd, on tho North
tItunch,
, 1879-07-29

DurrALo. N. r., July ~. -1nAiN-Whoat
very dull; sales 600 bu Northwestern club al 81. o.
Corn in fair demand; sales 2 cars sample Ut ike,
AMI 10, 900 In on pHsats terms. Data dali md
!orcr; =, 800 bn No. Chicago ut 35c. Rye ncg.
lectel.
EAGAL E1Elnurh-Eien and unchanged.
, 1879-07-29

COTTON,

WtLxMaTon. n. O., July aa.-S<ssrzs TuRrux.
TlAx-steady ~ a5kc. .,
, 1879-07-29

0sw1oo, July y9S.-QAA5S-Wheat ateady; No. l
whlse Michigan. IL. 10. Cora nomlual'y nm.
changed,
, 1879-07-29

DETROIT,

DETROIT.
DETROIT, Mich, July ""8. 8.-FIouA-Steady,
GHA,N-Whcat caslori extra. 81. OF asksdi No,
white, ST. oi,s; Auguat, u. oI bid, 81. o. asked:
September. 81. 04; new extra, 81. %; new No.
white, 81. 1i milling No. ! nominal.
NEcEirTa-Whsat, Rl. :4sa4 hu.
AHlrAzHrA-Wteat, l3, GOO bu.
, 1879-07-29

THE yard ,nnrkot continues active and stoady.
Sou,a lno grades arc hru1, the stock being limited
! both hera and at thu mts. Piece stun IL also
quoted Atrong, the rccofpts being rather Light and
tho stocks reduced Quotations:
, 1879-07-29
BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE, July .s.-FLouH-Quiet, Western
supers. 81. O0la. 30; do extra, S+.oo6t4. Is; do
family, 36.OoGb5.76.
GnAlx-Wheat- -Westosn quiet aul ateady; No.
2 Western wiutcr rcd spot aud duly, 3l,1lh
@l. liz; August, s1.ll0l.1 III; September,
$1.l1kQ1.l1a. Cosn-Western qnlet; WcErsSu
n,!1sd, spot and July, 4a..G45.tci August, @ta@'
Axe; ssptemper, 45.4Qo151o; staatnos, 4lh0
igc. Oat4 steady aud Qules; Western whits, $500
400; do mixed. a70ase, rsunsyl7su,a, asaaaoc. /
Kyu quiet ii 5tiGtaSc.
}i4s1zssteaddy; - addy; prime to choice Ponn'ylsanls.
pHoYIsIoxs-F1rncr. Hess pork. $40. SO: nnlk
ments-Looso shoulders. 1HbJ3lc; clear rib sldcs.
4lld14%ci packed. l!i61aAc;, Asc9noasaouldets'
4aic; clcaE sl1 sides, 6Ac. 1hH1s, l1etl"c. Laft,
Du7rza-Firm, primo to choice Western packed,
19Gbi4C.
Knds-Irtzm al 1oc. ..........
FkrunLEvH-Quiet;c crude, 5uc; rohned. oAc.
Corrsx-oaef aud nF.a; lsio casgos', 11s.&a
1ihc. o..,. ou,,a
FIlRldnTx-,ru Liverpool psr etcam steady,
Cotton, 3-lGd: -four, -; gra{u, 1ht.
NxcEivrs--rtour. |, ;.3t Urls; wheat, ae8. 500 bu;
corn, 4 TOO hu: Gats u, 600 ,l.
Sui SuiFxINFs-Whrat, luz, 100 bu; corn. r. SOL bu.
64Lts-Whcat, u.a, 100 ba} coEu, sa220, 800 bu.
, 1879-07-29

|
Ser 100 lha for roor 10 cholco qualities. Aeec1Fcd'
s"ao' on,-
NE" '..s auaA. 1.,... = mn,
Nkw ,s..H a1hh Jory attns ri. q "a ncr hs, nnS
1sies%rco mai 1rair. n feyy tnna rcachcI luc Int
s.C gas y. oe ontso nT,ce tor roaiiy axsa steers
r. ~, % sSs G ~ ued
tshinmcnsa fnT i'm ;ycek 2 6ln 1.-Two, End A,b6G
rnnrtnra
THmHr,s-reecIots H. mo-. market oycrstoekcl;
nxtrnmnly dnli And walk: rrIces rcducol A@ttsc:
Ind nn,sh: aheuu WIE1{txc: common to good
sS sa s,nf5s fsf sSs iSs s.s s1o5
5Ts ss e; ;vo a.,. 4oo market
;%sf; o;sa :es ;5 u eSs' % y}'S IL 'ass Of e's'la.d'
; East L1urRry,
, y. 1s., ,oo.p..
celpts snee and Including Friday Inst, 4, o60
Through and ~ for thls mar ket total 5o5 tho week
asaist % po throiiGa and i.bo:; local tho week
prcvlona the sIpply Tor tbs Weeks snles 20 sar j.
marxet @ IL dull and fow senr. with prices oil shsdd
from LOST week's closing rate; twcnty.nve loads
sold " ios New olx' .hn oasnnGs Go ie @ .ca ,raae
10 ne!y; god. d.4s' p'.s'' ~ '9'. ~ , >'A
1ions-ReeelPtn, z, 2o3 hesd: total fos t1o @ week.
;;:s4, iods4 81; Philadelpaias, ii. 1oSIs: 70.
ooo head totaa % tos tho s wSex,
'alow; prices fully Ao from last wack.
ST. LOUIS,
s.. Lcu1s. 5uly e; ss;-cs441z7psmsna, s Den; s,s sst!y.
and anehsneed; eooa 20 eno'eo 5eaGz ea,ppsnS, a,Ep
~ E!n1s 91,I ienans; IT, e. az F3cSn t7n ~
nceetpss, n .9o; shipments bu2: .,,. q, o-o
aoskers e 1oc y atnotSs, nn %
lPh'ladclpstas u. bosI' eos receipts ao'' seip-
uiGnls. wy: ,,o.
sIlEErE,oteany ana 1nehangcar sece'pso' oooi
N6hpmeals, JUL -, 80.
KANSAS CITY,
Srfcfal ntspateh to 1nA Tttblne.
, KAssAs CITy, Mo. duly .-ClTTLH-Tho Pric4
Current reports: Reoeints CIT; ahtpmenm. 0:l;
~ native stoGKsfs rs ana 1eeoefs' sa'aa1
1vbt shipninn si t0ft:i 70: n!retl pacEing sI Id
tGj.50.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, Jnly 3S.mlloasasteady; eommnn:
n ri mn' al =; .ncaE ~ r' s' 1G
, ahio,ncnts lid. s"'S's'0''O' ~'|'' -'o00'
, 1879-07-29
rrtfo
f.r4YN.

Pullman Iiote! Cars are rnn through. between chi.
and Culncff ntuts. on tho train leaving Ghcsxo
No nttsr road runs Pullman ar &nY othar iofn u
hotel car1 Wert Of ChicARo.
a-Dcp0s corner Of Wells md Gina 1fe'th.
b-Dcpot corner OF Canal and kinzlo~sA
CHICAGO BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD
Depo:a font Of lnkt-st Jndhnaay. and
hudt5nai and s!xteenth'tts Ticket OMcez 90 Ctafk"
At. aud At arpots.
, 1879-07-29

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, 1879-07-29
LUMBER,

Tho offerings OF ca1goes wcro small and ltttln WAS
doing At tho docks, 8tI or aoycn loads were taken
by tho city buyers. No changes IN prices occurred,
pleca s.uE and tho nues qualities OF Inch being
strong anu the cheaper grades steady. The follow.
, 1879-07-29
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16
THE PRICE OF CORN.

No, the honest farmer remarked, In
tones of the deepest detection, the big
crops don't do US bit Of good. What's
the use? Corn only 30 cents. Every
body aud every things dead set Sgin The
farmer. Only 30 cents for corn. Why,
by gun, II Won't pay our taxes, let alone
bay us clothes. l, won't buy us enough
salt to put up a barrel Of pork. Corn only
80 cents By jocks its liyin' cold-blood-
ed swiudle on the farmer, rAisin' corn for
such price as that. lis mean, low rob-
berry. Within the next ten days that man
bad sold so much more Of Bis corn than
be bad intended, that be found he had TO
buy corn TO feed through the winter with.
The prices nearly knocked him down.
What be yelled, 80 cents for cornl Lsnd
aliye-s0 cents! What are you givin usi
Why, don't want to 10 buy your farm,
only want some corni Thirty cents for
eornl Why, believe there's nobody Jeff
Ia the world but set Of grAspln', blood.
snckin' old misefs. Why, good land, you
don't want TO be able 10 bay national
bank with one corn eropl Thirty cents
for cornl Wen, III Jet my carriage
horses run on corn stalks GIl winter be.
fore l'Il pay any such an uBheard Of out.
rAgeous price for corn ~ that Why, ibe
couDtry's aooded With corn, don't sec
bow Gny man, looking at The crop we've
had can have The face 10 AK sneh price
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16
TAKING rIIiNCs EASY.

There Is no small art 10 taking things
easy, so long as we must suffer annoy
aDces 10 this breathing world, saying as
little as possible about them aud making
90 parade Of our martydom. II making
fuss aud rendering every one else abont
us uncomfortable 10 anyway abated toe
iils the flesh and spirit are heir 10, there
would be some slight excuse for the folly
and selAshness; but since we cannot
escape tribulations Of one kind or another,
fretting only Bggravates them. Either
let US be silent and endure, or take arms
against our woes and by eontending end
them. In general, be who makes no ado
is Supposed 20 have no troubles Of bis
own, or an organization 80 Inferior that
it is not Jared out Of tune by the rough
usage Of fortune; to make the very worst
Of every trouble, big or little, from the
fracture OF a teacup 10 that OF skull, Is
considered by many proof Of great sen
sibility aud depth Of character, while be
who pursues the other course, who en-
dures reyerses, sights, iDjaries, pin
prieks Of annoyance, sgucs Of anxiety,
physical aud mental neuraigias, without
reporting them to every passser, aud
bowling bis grievances ilto the ear Of
every listener, Is often spoken Of ~ lber
100 coarse to feel aeutely aud suler keen.
ly. Il is bis temperament, we are told,
be takes nothing to heart Some one,
however williIy advises us, never tell
your mIsfortunes nobody likes to have
unfortunate friends; but Ia spite Of this
warning many seem to thlnk that disaster
itself Is s recommendation 70 favor; that
they deserve 4 bonus iOr serving hs : tar
get lfor fortunes arrow and they are
not seldom acutely Jealons less some other
should be deemed their superior in sgHer.
ing. In the meaullme, everyone has
welcome for the person who has the good
sense 70 take things easy. IL i comfort
able to be able 10 agonizs over ones own
trials, 10 a mind II leisure from ltseli.
Ths person who can 20 without her din.