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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
HOBART COLLEGE.
TIE EXERCISES OF COMMENCEMENT wEEK-NEw
LIFE IN THE OLD COLLEGE.

TIE EXERCISES or COMMENCEMENT wEEK-NEw
LIFE IN THE OLD COLLEGE.
GENEVA, n. Y, June 27.-Ihe exercises Of
the hfty-lith Commencement OF Hobart College took
place the past week There good attendance OF
alumni and friends OF the college, ana tue prospects OF
the Institution brighter Than for several years past
Largely through the unurmg efforts Of the president
the Rev. x. G.. Hinsdae, ID. D., the college has been
brought up from state OF suspended animation to new
and vigorous life. The entering class next Fall will
number probably over fifty men. Half that number
have already been admitted.
On sunday there were delivered the missionary
sermon by the Rev. ". W. Baershall ID. D.. Albany
and the baccaaureatc by the Rey g. W. Dean. ID. d. OF
Racine College, Wisconsin. On Monday night the burn.
ing Of calculus by the class OF 81 attracted large
crowd. On Tuesday evening abe Rev e.. y. strong, ID.
d. OF Kenyon College, delivered the Grafton before tIe
PIN Beta Kappa. His subject, The Duties aud RespOG-
siblIties OK Scholarship" was very dOy treated on
Wednesday morning neld the competition IN ora
tory the White gold medal In the evening the cere-
monies OF clss-dHy were duly observed. ". f. Nrele
presented the paddle In behalf or the Seniors, which
was received BY l.. W DascOmb or the Juniors. o. H..
Cornell was poet, and {. /. j. Nrgicy histOran.s
The Commencement exercises proper were held on
Thursday morning
Prizes were awarded as follows Gold medal best
essay f. g. Hereudeen, OF Geneva gold medal Tor best
essay on subject connected with Englsh literature, F.
j. Wrlgley or Batavia; silver medal, l. o. liereudeen !;
sophomore class, T. Cushing, OF HdmmOuds-
port Greek prIZo Junior class, \. . NOcOt, OF oak
field English prize, Freshman class, = b. Dusln0erre,
Of Geneva.
In the AFTERNOON was held the alumni dinner Bishop
Coke presiding.
The college needs much a large centre building. for
which plans have already been adopted. Inc erection
of u tine laboratory Will DE begun shortly.
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CONTESTS OF AMATEUR CREWS.

Only one of the two races of the Nereid
Boat Clubs annual regatta at Fort Washington was
rowed on Saturday because OF the storm. In the eight
Dared she'll race and half miles staicht-away, the
Nored Nassau and Argonauta Clubs took part. The
Nassau crew took the lead at the start and won i'll
sm 23s Nereds being seconds and the Argon
auas thirteen seconds later. The Storm overlook The
crews before they Loaded, and the Argonauta boat
swamped, the crew swimming TO the shore.
The fouroared crew from Wesleyan University, Mid
dletown Conu that will take part in the regatta of the
Metropolitan Rowing Association on July arrived In
the city The OaTsmen tie OF the
ATLANTA Boat Club. They brought with them a paper
she'll 10 inches wide aud IL feet long weighing less
thap 100 pounds Tue has entered for the
Lake George, July 10, and has been invited 10
Saratoga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
4 BANQUET BY THE GROCERS.

LONG BRANCH, June 29.-The annual ex-
curson and banquet OF the wholesale Of Phila
delpha took place yesterday at the West End Hotel.
About 400 persons occupied seats at the table. After
the cloth WAS removed. Solomon Smueker, Jr.. made
neat aud appropriate speech which was followed by
the toasts-" The Wholesale GIocers Association"
spondsd to by ex-Presdent James Graham; The Vet
Grams OF the Trade" responded to by General Robert
Patterson The City OF Philadelphia" responded to
by Mayor William s. stokiey Commerce." responded
to nv e. C. Knight Manufactures" responded 20 by
William l., Elkans "Our Great Railway Corporations"
resuonded 20 by Edmund smith; " The American Line
Steamship Company" responded 10 by Mr.. Henry ID.
Welsh aud Mr. John Price Wethercll Our Sister Trade
ORGANIZATIONS" responded 10 by Mr.. George H. Buzby
Finance" responded TO by Colonel a. LOudOn Snow
deu, OF the United states Mint; The Public Press"
responded BY air. u. Ii. Neyin. Of The Philadelphia
Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
BASE BALL NOTES.

The fourth grand match game for the College
Championship between the Harvard and Yale College
Climbs was played at Providence Saturday. The con.
test was close and well played for the first six innings
at which time Vale led the score by two In bhe
seventh and ninth inning however. the Haryards by
good batting scored and out victorious
by n score OF to 4. Al Boston the champion Bos-
ton Club defeated the Providence Cub in the
fourth championship game by score OF 10 10
J. At Chicago the League game between the
Chicago and Cincinnati Clubs resulted in favor
Of the former by score OF 5 to 1. In Albany.
900 persons Witnessed the National Championship
game between the Albany CLUB ana toe National Club
I'D Masnngtun The resulted I'm favor OF the Al
bany Clue by "A score OF To l. At Worcester the Ma
tGnal game between tne Worcester aud Manchester
Cus was 10y the former by Of 10 10 .. The
college match game between the BOwdOln ana Colby
College cubs at Brunswick, Me-, was won by the
HoWdoia Club by "A score Of 20 to l. At Cleveland ram
pfeycutad the League game which was TO nave taken
rlace between the Buffalo ahd Cleveland Clubs.
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WILLIAMS COLLEGE.
EXPECTED ADDRESSES AND EXERCIsEs-THE coz.
DIION or THE COLLEGE.

EXPECTED ADDRESSES AND EXERClsES-THE con.
DIXON or THE COLLEGE.
WuLIAMsTowN, Mass, June 27.-This beau
tiful village 10 already beginning to overflow with
guests in anticipation OF commencement week.
WllamstOwn never appeared more fresh aud charming
20 the eye. The eighty fifth commencement OF the co.,
lege Will open on Saturday evening, June 2s with an
intercollegiate rhetorical contest, in which It is ex-
peced that representatives from many OF the leading
colleges will participate. The next day sunday IN tEe
morning. The Rev. Dr. Roswell ID. Hitchcock 81 New
York Will address the Mills Young Mems CHRISTIAN A.
sociatOn. In the afternoon President ChadDOurne VIII
deliver the baccaaureate sermon 20 the graduating class
Later in the same afternoon eX-PresdenL Hopkins Will
pre- side at praycr-meetiug IN Mission PARK, mem
orable as the spot where Samuel J. Mills and bis fellow
studer Is met some seyentyiye years ago near hay
stack TO plan the great enterprise OF American missions
In the evening Professor Perry VIII preside at the
Alumni prayermeetlng. - -,
on Monday evening the Hon Charles Francis Adams,
ir AdeIphic Union Literary societies
The society Alumni viii meet the morning Of Tues
day. aud class Will be observed with the usual pub
lie the afternoon IN the evening she prz3
rhetorical exhibition of. known In college par
lance the moonlight exhibition ana az O'Clock
the same evening a promenade concert opens 10 Good
rich Hall The commencement exercises u the grad
uating class begin at 10 O'Clock Wednesday, July =,
after which the college dine together at Goodrich Hail.
The presidents reception the evening closes the IT.
erary and social gatherings. The four CLASSES at pres
ent contain POS students OF whom forty VIII Ie grad
natcd this The prospects OF an unusually aI-e
Freshman good, aud the other classes VIII fc-
ceIYe cOusIderablc accesSiOnr
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OUTUOOR SPORTS.
STUMBLING IN THE SAND.

l.
CURIOUS RACES AT THE BRIGHTON BEACH FAIR
GROUNDS.
The races at the Brighton Beach Fair
Grounds Saturday singular affairs the track being
in SO dangerous a condition that there were many
stumbes. and both Jockeys and horses became fright
ened Every thing in and about the course seemed
rough and unfinished curiOui feature Of the grand
stand is that tine seats appear have been formerly
church pews and retain the numbe OF the sanctuary
This descent irom house OF worship to race-couse
might have tempted occupants Of the pews TO NOR
aze but many Of them app AIRED to be OF the NOR
aizng class and all too much occupied IN watch
ing the horses founder through the sand to yield to the
temptation Both auction and French pools sold
the grounds.
Bruce's colt Glen Oge g years 1O3 pounds, the
first race Of three quarters of mile in 126 the favor
ite Ayres & sutlif 3 colt Alleyeur "a years. lis
pounds almost falling in hole and never afterwari
making any effort for the race In the second race OF
mile heats Bevinss mare Hattie +. (6 years, los
pounds led in the betting, but stumbled so IN the
treacberous course that the only other starter, DAILY
Brothers gedng Loitcrer Is years. 81 pounds) was
able 70 defeat her easily two heats IN the wretched
time Of 2OI and 2ola The steepechasc, which closed
the days record OF m,shaps full Of Lively incidents
The starters were Dryer Brothers horse DERBY aged
LAG pounds the tayorte; Bennrtt az Co's E1,i,h n
Dandy O. years, 1877 pOuuds second choice; Jennings
horse Ventiltor (aged. Us pounds): Day brOtheIS
plot aged. 1856 pouudsl, and Cuahau,s gedlng BAY
Rum tagged. I27 pounds. Dandy Bay RniH ana IlIot
gave laugnah!e ex i9tion OF boiling aud IhmDhng,
and soon ont Of the race Then DerOy Nchiiator
and Lizzie d. picked their way cautiously through the
sand mp the last mile, when they began To snow some
real rivalry Veuuator displayed most speed ana e2i
long lead. He seemed Of victory unit he fell,
little before entering the track for the run home.
seemed 10 he lr't alone. But VcnulatUrs rider re-
mounted aud overlook, Derby, and they bad an exciting
run 10 the finish. Derby ridden with more skin
than NcltldtOr, and won Dy nara WORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
THE SEASON OPENED AT LONG BRANCH.

I
OCEAN PIER-sUNDAY EXCURsIoNs-THE THEAT-
RICAL COLONY-ELBERON COTTAGES.
The season opens at Long Branch more
bopeully than for several years past Landlords and
cottace-owners rub their bands smngly and are re-
minded of the days when President Grant held mis- SUM
mer court al the West End and Fisk and HelmDod
drove their sixin-hands along Ocean-aye Orders
for rooms have come in earlier than usual and
in greater abundance Many OF the hotels said To
have their front engaged for july ana few have
M desirable rooms to let. More cottages let than ut
the same period the few LIST years, and finer equ
ma are seen on the Such the confidence oil
tbe hotel proprietOrs in the Immediate future that
they nave advanced prices very decidedly. AT the
west End which yielded the demand for low prices
which followed the panic OF 1873 and has continued
tnrourh the era Of depression the advance 10 les,
marked than at some others, where rooms which could
nave been obtained last year for $50 10 so week
now bring from S45 to 500 There has been no addition
80 the number Of hotels since last year, but the Florence
Cottage has been opened as DoardInElouse ana every
one OF its twenty roOms Is engaged.
Most of the persons who are To benefit by the return
~ rrosperty 10 tue Branon satisfied to share IN 1t
itnout asking the why and wherefore; but those OF
nocuatiye turn attribute IT, in pari to tho success al
completion OF the wroughJ-iron ocean per,
- which they all proud; and In part
70 n reaction from the fashion which has lately
cont pleasure-seekers 10 Saratoga and other inland
" al
are already at hand and that many who have been
rtant IA remain at home through the Summer, IN akng
only occasional trips to the sea-shore now feel able 10
send their families out OF town during large part OF
the warm season.
The eottage-owDers and habitues of Lond Branch 80
far from readng the effect Of the pier in bringing large
d of peasure-seekers TO break in upon the quiet OF
the MACE believe 1t Will be beneficial In every way
The Mace they say been too dull and the arrivals
f the boats at regular intervals morning ana afternoon
will he something TO break the monoony In the lives
Of those who spend E!uch Of their time there,
and who have hitherto had only the broad ocean and
passing vessels upon They anticipate aso with
measure the greater ease with which they can get 10
and from the city without being subjected TO
| me dust and heat OF railway travel and the
ANNOYANCE OF changing from car to boat However the
n,er may be regarded In the future, novelty IL
il thoroughly appreciated; and each steamer as 1t
arrived yesterday met at the pier by large crowd
of persons VINO watched ts movements and those OF the
persons brought with great interest The Plymouth
Rock its dock IN Newly at $3.50 a. made
landing at the pier at lll5 only few minutes after
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME T-CHAyBRTs.-Don0hue. Court opens ~
10 A. m Calendar cal eel IL Nos H. 40 o. % -
81 Il3 49, So lO7 l09 200 2l3, 223, 232 2So -5' %"
80. 242. 243.
GiSERAL TERN-Adourned until July l. a - law
SPECIAL TEgN-D onOhue, J.-COuit opens AZ Il ILL.,
and FaeL-Nos. 1917. ll33. ,,,,. r,
CIRCUT-PAHT Ivan Brunt j. Court opens Al |VoV . -
No day calendar
PARr Il-AdlouTned for the term
PART III-AdlOurued sine die. ,...t-
SUPERIOR COUHr-OENERAL IERN--Adl0uTnel 81, w
SPECIAL rRgMtreedmau J.Couru hold between ~ NV
a. No daY calendar.
TRIAL TERN--PARr l-AdiOurned Tor tho TERM
Part II-Adioururd for the term.
Part III-AdlOurucd tor tie tern. ~, ,.t,t,
COMMON PLEAs-tiESEKAL IERN-AdoufheN Wll.'i a.
SPECIAL TKRM-Van HOesen. J.-Coutt opens a. "a ~
Nos. 3 d, q, II.
FOtTrf rERM-Adjourned for the term
TaIAL TERAl-pARr l-Adoutued ior the te'm'
PARr II-Aajournod FOR the term. .-.t 90, ths
MARiSE Col ar TRIAL TERM-PAgT L-A0Journed io' "a"
tern. - -, ~ <o. ko2l
llO0 J4O6 1908. 507 l. 5y , 6Oll 0997' 900 ""4'' VIZ
O5a1, $3.50.
PAX III-Adjoumed for the term ~, p.ocie act.
GENERAL SEssiONs-PARr Ghderseeye, - Iss az
Edwnrd Kaely. Thomas Reilly John Callahan; l.ssn
SAUL aud battery; John smith, John keena 3,n ,ri q
bnrgary Edward Hogan. Michael Mcnamara leu. Johs
Scnren burg grand larceny Charles II sYosN Saos
Walos. larceny from the person Juhu j. AsOaa."
PAKr u.-Cowlng J.-Adjourned for tAo t"a"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
NIVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-The United States
steamship Marion arrived at Hampton Roads from Port
ROYAL at nidn ght the Goth instant and sailed for
Portsmouth, N. H. on cruise The Kclrsarge' after
taking on coal at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, VIII san Tor
her destination, Halifax, Nova Scotia
N,ster l. d. Keller is ordered to she photographic
once Ensign w. II. Allen Is ordered 70 duty on the
Colsf survey. Ensign j. H. Sears Is ordered to me
Krsarge Assistant Engineer +. r. Freeman IL ordered
~ lie Minnesota at n swIJrK. relieving Passed ASSIST
s1Fnrinecr 4 Masee, who is ordered 10 special duty
Nj
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and visible through the plate glass lid. A religious
service has been celebrated according TO the Dutch
Protestant ritual in this mortuary chamber.
Prince Alexander. now the her-apparent to the
crown of the Netherlands, is dying of consump-
ton. He is amiable, well-meaning, and artistic
and was a dutiful son TO his unhappy mother
Should the present Queon of Holland have no maze
issne her 6nshand's throne will eventually go TO
the Hesse Cassel branch of the Nassau family. 1t
is apprehended that in this contingency Prnce bis
marck would get up quarrel with the Dutch anu
carry ont his plan for making the hhlhe, hom
snurce In month a German river.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
CONVERSATIONS

WASHINGTON, June 29.-The Senate in ex-
ecutlye session has confirmed the following nominations:
Granville o. Halter TO be a Colonel Of Infautry u The
TrUitaI states Army, tank from February 10 1873
geantMalOr a. u. Fuller 10 be Second
IisutcuanL cavalry; Corporal H. H. Steele
Iieueant 18th Infantry Corporal IL. L. Ripley % DO
second Lieutenant 24tn Infantry Also ali the
Of the Point cadets for appointment second Lieu.
ttnanClps.
Traasers-Second Lieutenant John II. TOten OF the LIST
Infantry Ordnance Department Second
enant Charles schaeeT the l5ta Infantry ,rans
~ the yth Cavalry.
The senate has rejected the nomination of ID. t. Cor
bin of south Carolina, ChiefJustce Of the Supreme
Court of Utah.
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THE LONG BRANCH RACING MEETING.

Racing at Monmouth Park Long Branch,
will begin on July and continue July 3, 8, 10
aud H. The list OF contests tor the Fourth is "A
mafkable one, comprising no less than races,
among which are the Long Branch Handicap for all
ages III miles; the Ocean Stakes tor all ages, lls
miles: a handicap steeplechdse Tor gentlemen
riders and tnc Hopeful Stakes z mile for two year
nld. with fOIty-Oue subscribers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-The President has
sent the following nominations to the Senate:
For APPOINTMENT as Members Of ne MsssspDf Com.
Harrison, OF Indiana, james b.
CIVIL Engineer OF Missouri, Is. Morgan Harod (Ciy In
tluesr LOUISIANA JieuenantC0i0Dol q A Gilmore,
Major cyrus COstOck ana Major Charles r. Sutor
United Engineer Corps, and Henry Mitchell OF the
Coast and G,OictC survey
LOUIS A. Barnes and George r. Rollins 20 be Receiver Of
PuDc Moneys and Register OF e Land ONCE respectively
Gainesville, TIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30

EAsToN, Penn, June 29.-The commence.
ment exercises OF Lafayette College began this mJrn
The Baccaaureate sermon preached by Presidtns
Catte in the college chapel which crowded. There
are fory-ve graduates. The Rev. j. j. POmorOy Of tBd
Glass OF 500 preached sermon before the ClustJh
Brotherhood The Brauard Missionary Society held iS
anniversary this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
AN EFFECTIVE PLAN OF FIRE SIGNALS.

The admirable arrangement IN this city for
sendua fire alarms to the engne-h0uscs and Fire Head
ouartes is nowhere TO better advantage than In
the Broadway store OF Lord & Taylor which was the
Art large establishment connected with the FIRE alarm
teIegrnph AT two points each floor are placed
electrical buttons Enclosed IN small wooden cases
with glass fronts If fire occurs the duty OF the watch
man is 10 break the glass and push the button" when
An automatic machine the fourth floor Is Immediately
81 ia motion This machine, being connected with tue
Are drpartment wires, communicates LORD * Ihyloi :
snecai sigma to headquarters. Ia few seconds the
Yarn has been repeated the nearest gine-hOuse and
sle,ln en- ine II It's way To the nre shOuld tue
1rst alarm misc4rTy, the gone-alarm when Is Always
t IA The enne houses fifteen seconds aiter the mist
signal serves 10 designate the LOCALITY OF tue hre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
ExERcIsEs AT WILLIAMS COLLEGE.

WuLIAMsrOwN, Mass, juno 29.-President
ChadDOurne, OF Williams College, delivered the Bacca
laureate sermon to-day, taking his text from the lst
Epistie OF Peter, l., 3. O., z. He spoke eoquently
OF the triumph Of man over the physical world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
THE COURTS.
nEClSIONn-JrNE %.

S,l,rene yt-Chanbers by Judge Potter
Ffsc6ermann, etc. agt Gauter, Motion denied ,, ~
sDacdi Gcr3Ht-By Judge Doh0hue.-Agate agL u'h 'N
Others Judgment for the planuu
Marine Court - Chambers - By Judge shea
Dundon agt DundoD.MOuOn to place speoa eau
dar trial denied on rcarsumeut -isbe agt
Receiver appointed applied for Mayer agL Hen-'VN
Mnat D apDOlnted recelveri pond $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30

Al O'Clock In the afternoon DIR. Hsr-
kins conducted the mission fIaycg-1ireting in fhs
church. fs tead 81 in Mission Park. ng 10 lucrm M
weather At = O'clock ~ tbc evening the aiu.Ini
praycrmcctng was held IN the chapel aui closed U,e
exercises OF thc day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30

HALFWAY UP THE HML.-Grandpapa-"B BY
cenrge. mast stop AID blow a BIT, Tommy" Tommy
N"Al night graudpapi. I've got store 10 put under
your hecl"-lPuncb
"TBE SOLDIERS TEAR."-Oficer 30 Royal
Marine no las Just been inspected TO 20 10 Znluand-
.Wbnts that man crying for what are you CRYING Tor
s,r - J0e-" Boo-hOO Wha's the good o gOln, now
We oneHt 10 "a gone year agoii" EXT sobDinS To
the ganteen).-lPuDeb.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-21
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Feb 90
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged
GRAIN-Wkeat unsettled but higher; opened
strong and higher; closed at inside pices sag93lsc
cash; $3.50 March; 1850 April; sales 9.1.0135a
April: No. 3 Chicago 1890; rejected 63aIc. Corn
steady; fair demand; 33as cash $3.50 March: 33 q
Aprll; az 81, 9sa1;c Nay. Oats, good demand, at full
prices; 22'sc cash; 224c March: $50 April; 25lsc
May. Rye steady and unchanged. Barley stronger
78c
pROvIs1OSs-Pork,d demand fair; prices higher
$500 cash; 9.92aQt9.6 March; l0.O7A 40. 10 April:
1925 asked May. Lard fairly active and shade
higher; e.75 Ecash; 6 75Ql6.77a March 6.s516S71;
April: 6 o5 May. Bulk meats fairly active and a
shade higher; S3.6504 4l5.l5. Dressed hogs
uominally unchanged.
WHISKY-steady and unchanged; Sl.o4.
RECEIPTs-il,ooO barrels flour; 5000 bushels
wheat; 1nS,h0O bushels corn; 10000 bushels oats !:
$500 bushels rye; 500, bushels barley.
sH1pME mi barrels four $1,000 bushels
5000 bushels rye; $4,000 bushels barley.
CLOSING PRfSKs.
GEAIN-Wheat heavy; 9aiac asked March; 93lAc
askel April Coru dull, weak and lower; $50 March:
97s013734c April. Oats dull; we,k and lowsr; de-
PROVISIONs-Pork heavy and lower; sssala
bid March; 997!a bid April. Lard dull aud lower !;
destined SC.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
CHICAGO Feb. 20.
The daily Commercial Bulletin has advices from
105 principal points in the Northwest regarding pack
ing operations and stocks on hand. These points
have packed 6555.O90 hogs to date and estimate for
the 6,9l0,0Oo. Packing at points not reported
is estimated $4,000, making the aggregate packing
Of the west 7,445,0OO. Decrease III the average
weight is estimated at ten pounds, which will reduce
the aggregate packing to 7l3i000 hogs of last years
average weight. The yield OF lard varies consider
ably and wilt probably not show much if any reduce
ton from last years. Stock OH hand at points which
has packed 6Oo3 hogs is reported at ISL bar
rels pork 1a90J barrels other kinds pork, 800
terces lard 81 900 600 pounds hams 80 600 pounds
shoulders 2oo,Goooc0 pounds sides, an aggregate of
2,575,C0O hogs.
HO9S-The Drovers' Journal reports hog receipts
100000 shipments $500; mixed packing strong
shade higher; So 6o@3.s0 light 5@lOc higher; $3.50
3.95; choice heavy strong; 39sN4.S0
CATTLE-leceipts 1900: shipments $500;
and stocsfrs 30oNs.l0: butchers COWS 3.3oD 80;
steers 3.go4.2O: bulls 2.33133o; texans 3.sGD4 TO-
EP-isecelp'a l,7;n; shipments 1.5oo:
ItM; S9,4nals.i0.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-21

zen commencing business at any time sixty
days after January l in any year
u credit in part payment of
the license which he procures for tho succeed
ing year prOportioned to the portion of the
first year for which he purchased license in
which he did no business.
And to accomplish this purpose and relieve
from what seems to US an injustice to the
petitioners in the case, rs we'll As all others in
Il like situation, we recommend that ordi-
nance No. 1876 be amended 80 as to read as
follows: WALTER II. SANBoRN,
Chairman.
Adopted and the ordinance was read and
ordered printed.