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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-05

NoTicE.-To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
The Cairo Bulletin will pay no bills con
tracted by any of its employees, or any one
connected with the Bulletin, unless the
same is made on written order signed by
myself, and the order must be attached to
the bill when presented and no contracts
for advertising or job work are valid unless
the same are endorsed by myself.
Z. A. BURNETT.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-05

IT Is BUT RARELY, indeed, that our people
see finer animal than the prize beef COW
that Nick Williams exhibited on the streets,
yesterday. But fat, sleek and handsome as
she is, she will be slaughtered tomorrow
evening, and exposed for sale, at Williams
meat shop, corner of Twentieth and Wash
ington, Saturday and Sunday mornings Go
everybody and get Sunday supply.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-05

GROCERIES, New AND FREsu.-I have a
full line of fresh family groceries of every
variety, just received, and for sale at close
figures. All kinds of vegetables fresh from
the gardens. A large stock Of canned
goods, fruits, etc, at Trigg's old stand,
Washington avenue J. +. SpIIAER.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-05
lCOminllniCNipl.l

The meeting Of the down and up town
married folks, last night, TO arrange for the
formation of an archery club that would
eclipse the young folks young club, would
have been better attended had the invita-
tions been sent out earlier, and the meeting
place been more generally known. The best
of feeling prevailed and great deal Of en-
thusiasm was manifested; but us usual, very
little business was transacted. A few sug-
gcstions were offered, but no definite action
taken. Mr. &C. w. Boat regretted that
unmarried people could not become men,
bers, and suggested that committee be
appointed with instructions TO marry the
water Pitcher" Of The BULLETIN to some.
thing or somebody to make him eligible.
As Il drawer Of the long bow his equal can
not be found in the west and the club
should not be without him. Received with
groans.
Mrs. o. G. was Of the opinion that q
great many married men handled the long
bow, with good or bad effect, particularly
on lodge" nights. Scntmcn, endorsed
by everybody present
Mr., II. T. wanted the meetings for prac.
ticc held by gas light on the commons.
Voted down ms being dangerous for every.
body ami everything that could no, crowd
around the target
Several names for the embryo club were
prcscntcd-such as robin lloo1," oFor.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-05
JUDGE MULKEY ELECTED.

The vote for Messrs. Mulkey and Green,
official, reported and estimated, is given be-
low. Canvassed returns will change the
figures perhaps a few hundred votes; but
Judge Mulkey's election by majority of
nearly four thousand votes, is an ascertained
fact. We give below all the figures in our
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-05
TINE TABLE.
R. R. TINE CARD AT CAIRO.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. r.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. r.
TRAINS ARRIVE. TRAINS DEPART
Mail...........4:05 am. Mail... .3:l0 am.
Express. 400 pm. Express. 500 pm.
CAIRO L. VINCENNES II. X.
Mail......... 10 100 m. Mail. ....4;45 am,
CAIRO Il ST. LOUIS r. r.
Express. ..... $40 pm. Express. ,... Sac a. m
Accom- 'daton 10:45 pm. Accom- dation l2:25p. m
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS r. r
Mail. 5:20p.m. Mail........."5:OOa am.
c. A. L. T. RAILROAD
Texas express $40 am. Texas express .2:l5p.m
Accommodate $3.50 a. m.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-05

SPUR FRETTED,-Tinkering diseased
liver and disordered kidneys, with harsh or
stimulating drugs, is like tretting sick
animal with spur. These things do not
cure. In Kidney-Wort Is found perfect
medicine, gentle but sure in its working.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-05

Ten CENTS WoRrH.-If you want neat
smooth shave for ten cents, or a fashionable
hair cut for g cents, or anything else in
the tonsorial line, remember the place to
90 to is Henry Schicks, No. l42 CONNER
cial avenue.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-05
ICE! ICE! ICE!

I am prepared to furnish ice-wholesale
or retail-all through the season. Office,
Eighth street, between Commercial and
Washington avenues, next door to Bristol's
grocery store. JACOB KLEE.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-05

The official result may change these to-
tails hundred votes or more; but will
scarcely change the result. Judge Harker,
Judging from the returns in hand, places
his majority at 400.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-05

BAPTIST CHURCH MEETING-There will
be preaching by the Baptist ministers in
Turner Hall at 8 p. m. this evening and
every evening this week. The public is
kindly invited to attend, and all Baptists
osneciollv
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-05

For SALE-A good business house-two
story brick, on Washington avenue, corner
of Tenth street. A desirable situation for
a grocery store. Apply to
VIM. LoNERGAN.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-05
HARKER AND CRAWFORD.

The election of Baker aud Browning is
conceded, and the race between Harkcr
and Crawford is very close indeed. We
give below all the figures we have been
able to obtain:
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-05

FoR SALE.--Two houses and lots, corner
Twenty ninth and Poplar streets. Chance
for bargains. NJ. J. HowLEy, Ag't.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-05

ENvELops printed at the BULLETIN Office
Sl'OO per NJ. Envclops furnished at st.
Louis Wholesale List prices for the next ~
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-05
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
-----------------A- -
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
LOCAL REPORT.

SIGNAL OFFICE,
CAIRO, Ill., June4 4, 1879.
Time. Bar Their. Hum Wind. Vel. Weather.
GAS am 39ll O. g. S. q Clear
lEOO" 5000 IS 81 s. 13 Clear
2OOpm 1905 81 SO S.W. IA Clear
3:46 1908 SO 10 SW. IS Clear
Maximum Temperature. see; Minimum Tenn
perature, So Rainfall, 0. 90 inch
W. II. RAY,
Serg't Signal Corps, U. s. A.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-05

IcE, Ice WHOLESALE AND RETAIL in
large or small quantities. Wagons will
run daily to all parts Of the city, delivering
pure Lake Ice in such quantities as Gus
toners may desire. Leave orders at my
residence on Seventeenth ncpr Commercial;
at Sargeants, on Eighth street, or address
me through the post-oillcc.
T. M WARp
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AT TIE PLANTERS HOUSE.

John B. Hayes, Matches, Miss; c. S.
Srcgg, st. Louis; Samuel Blum, N. Y; j.
c. Willis, Metropolis; W. A. Hight, We
taug, His; w. II. Wilson, Nashville,
H.; T. B. Caldwell, Chicago; VIM. Buln
and wife, Memphis; S. Pate, Rising Sun,
Ind, VIM. Hagle, Walnut Ridge; Frank
NJ. Zchler, Racine, Wis; G. G. Bell and
wife, Granville, Miss; O. r. Gilmer and
wife, Memphis, Tenn; J. c. Cronc, John
Balm, Vienna; James A. Vial, Burnside,
H.; o. A. Harker, Vienna; c. Burton,
Carbondale: j. X. Redman, st. Louis.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
DANCING CLASS

The general dancing class last Of the season. will
take place Saturday afternoon at o clock Parerts
aud friends of the pupils are invited to attend
CHAS. HARDY.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-05
II pound Old Barry Letter Heads.
So " Note Heads.
) " Linen Letter Heads.
Oh q ,.... NJ. Ill.

" T'HVH N00C .FCVU7'
The BEST quality of paper at prices Of
the cheapest grade.
81 pound statements-all colors
10 pound Bills Ladlng.
IA and 1G pound Bill IIeads--all sizes.
Extra super white Envelopes at ST. Louis
wholesale prices. Printing $1,0O extra
Ruling and Binding, all kinds at The
BULLETIN office.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-05

Total ........ 12,10S SGT
Mulkcy's majority between $500 and
1000.
, 1879-01-05

tied tightly in the middle. and the ha'r araMn
back over it to make it resemble J Fompaaour
roll: this is then plared stralght across tAe
head just behind front hair that 49, surueu up-
ward from low forehead: Another way - "
cr,,np the small braid in long loose waves anu
place it AZ tress OF undulated hair, as dealers
call it, inside the crown braid; sometimes this
waved tress is formed Of the lady's own nack
hair when tied very high, instead ol Tue iong
loop just described. The hair 20" OF sc'clat ~
looms at. each end, instead of the sin@!e still
loop formerly used, is Oh tull-dross coliures.
The general object OF the nair-dTe6ser Is 10 lol-
low as nearly as possible the outlines o1 tue
head; for this reason many ladies' use only
single looped braid IS chatelelne' ana reverse
the other braid across the top or crown IN tue
shape of letter s. Invisible nets made OF real
hair of the exact shade oil the naturnl hair are
worn across the front to keep crlmneu Aalr IN
place; these cost % cents fcr ordinary shaocs Of
brown or black hair; gray nets sru tnose oi very
light blonde hair cost 1rile more. Many YOUNG
ladies' continue to wear the thick clustering
Montague locks OF crescent shnpe on the tore
head and temples; these are very oecom1ng TO
oval faces, but they shorten round laces un-
pleasantly. Long curls at the buck and sides
are not used; tfc short Greek cluster OF curl5
for the back and n tutt for tho side or centre OF
the crown arc more fashionable.
':RAiNuow COSTUMES.
He,o 1;rk He,+.id.
Varying the fancy for dresses OF black, there
are striking aud attractive creations in which
several colors are introduced. Abeautiful dress
is composed of satin, faillc, and very fine cames
hair. The basque Of corn-colorcu cafncps hair
is cut away above and below the waist, showing
a vest ol curollbicr satin; deep collar aud tabs
iu the buck, also If satin. The Eyadnu" train
has beautifully shirred trout Of corn-colored
fail!e, crossed low down By q uraped eash OF
camei's hair. Long, handsome reyers down the
sides are Ut caroubier satin, aud the buck, of
cancels hair, is gracefully tirapcd aud finished
1rfft p1uftfttn cF foi1}c hant3a ,Nif n sefin
, 1879-01-05

March. s.ssc: april. loc; May. 9. 12c; June. 10 w.
July, 1929.
FLouR-Steadv; rcceists. 800 pra; surer Stat. -,
Wtstera S3.OcG3. bo} cU1nmuu to .ua,I extra ~ ~
4.yo; good to choice, 81. t5a7io. white wheat en-,
s455@5 a5 extra Ohio. 81. 7oes5 %: st. Lous 81 =
ia; Minnesota patent process: s:'-ao3s.Co.
d. o0c; untraded rcd, .s:: 30. :: Dc, 81 in Ho
1.u3,a; No. do el}ic; No. do. SLIM No. s1bs.ss
ST. uili0lt u,5t; ungraded white. $l.U,G:1 CHix.
do Sl.07; No. do, 81. 0ots@l. 10; extra do Il, ~
Rye dull and unchAnxca. BAEtey quiet and unchanv2'
Malt duh and nonnal. Corn no!n1nal!r .uurta "a;
STEAMER. l4yat s'c. Oats lr.Ecs; receipts 5M f.:
No $, :sfj$t: No. white, aJc: Ii1ei Western ~;
SIC: white .so. J3a3'c- ~9
HAy-Elrln and unchanged. . :.
HuPs-t4uet and unchanged. '-'.~~
GEocEElE.-Colree an!e! but arm; Sugar in Rooa
md unchanged. Rice quiet hui stca4y W"
PErkoLzrM-Ftrm; United, si.olNa1.cs csut,
7slG1Attc: refined, SIC. @e@
TtLLow-Steady at Gs.16Hc.
EEsts-MarketIu Iuli ut 81 s7H-
Eaos-Firrn; Wc~tcrn, .7e::.sc-
IL tTilxE-beTaud fair and market frm: h+rc,....
soc. huenos Ayrcs, and lilo Granda HIGHT, middle sss
Wool -Dons1ss1s aeece. 3oG43c; pulled r,a,...
pKoyIsloSs-Pork quiet but steady; nness s., Is. ii.
So. SD; new. dull aud unchanged Cut meaia oue1 IT,
long clear 1nladss 4,lc short do. SIC LaId qae qa
nurrEE-Aonl!na4iy unchanged
MErALs-sIanu!actured copper quiet and unch,rr...
1ngot Luke. Plg-irou lull aaa unchaaaeS
Scotch. .5cs. ~: American, SIS C7No7 q.
aia shcctiDs. lU1saSlUhc. -sas
NAiLs-Cut, s.. lcqs.. IS: clnch. ST. 25es, "
, 1879-01-05


NEW YORK.
NEW YonK, Jan. 4.-Bar silver, here, 10ss1;
subsidiary silver from A0114 discount.
Governments were firm
Railroad bonds were strong.
State bonds were steady.
The stock market was strong in the early deal
ings at an advance of 1<Gl1z per cent, except for
coal stocks. which declined 1111,z per cent. Dur
ing the afternoon the general list fell Oft 191 per
GENT, and st. Paul l,zeDl1s per cent for preferred
and common, respectively. The market closed
strong at recovery of lDH per cent. Among
the speculative shares Michigan Central and North
western common exhibited the greatest frmncse.
Investment shares were strong throughout the day,
with only small amounts OF Rock Island. Harlem,
Panama, and Chicago, Burlington t. Quincy offer
ed The announcement that Judge Hnrlnnl hud
decided in favor Of the Chicago, Columbus e. In
diana Central Road caused an advance IN bonds
but tue STOCK declined.
Transactions aggregated Ice, 600 slnres. OF which
oG, 600 were Erie. II. 600 Lake Shore, 81 600
Northwestern common. 1000 preferred. II, 700
St. Paul common. +, 600 preferred. 80. 600 Lacka-
wannu, !. 500 New Jersey Central. =. 500 Morris &
indianapolis, :, 700 Chicago. Columbus & Indiana
Central, 2 400 Western Union, 100 Missouri,
Kansas Texas, 1900 Atlantic g. Pacific Tele-
graph.
the money market is easy at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, 4Ql5.
Sight exchange, sixty days, 4S7.
Decrease ST. 574, 400; specie, increase $i72, 100:
increase, 81. 015, 500; deposits, IN
crease, 81 o03, 100: circulation, increase, S272
10Q; reserve, increase, S7Dt;. 7T5. The banks hold
l1,1o a5o IN EXCESS OF lAelr legal requirements.
, 1879-01-05
BREADSTUFF9.

FLoUR-Was more active, some tagged -four being
taken for shipment but the views Of exporters
generally far below thute Of sellers permit agree
ent in many cases. Local dealers took dspangly
Salcs reported OF zoo hrs winters at $3
$50 brls snrna e1tras partly at S3.11@375 100 brls
grade at S.. 20; IS brls buckRheat our Sa,oo9
$50; and $50 br!s rye do on private terms. Total.
!. 45 brs Also 600 bags sold Friday evening pri
vate terms The following was the range Of asking
tatlons: Choice to favorte brands Of white win
tiers. S45Q@5 %; fair to good brands OF white win
tiers, 50. 5o94-25 good to choice red winters S4.0O
G4.5o fair to good spring, S3 o5@3 IS; falr good
Minnesota springs, Sd 5oa4-5o choice to fancy Min
nesota springs. sl.5og3.to; patent springs, $1,000
$50; low grades 81 ootseo. Buckwheat hour 90
G4.50 per hrl.
BEAs-was more active and easier. Sales were so
tons at s7575 so per ton track. and S.. tree on
board cars.
CoRS-MEAL-salcs were 20 tons coarse at 5000 per
ton on track. and s!o75 free board car,
OTHER MiLL-STUFFs-Were inactive.
SPRING WIlEAr-Was fairly active and stronger
sdyans!ng As and closing Nc above the latest PRICES
Sn on ret
larse snipmenie. while Sew YORK was inactive, but
s55snssI shs5 S3qss
bu less than tue previously published estimates This
rs
tics Ticr; @ was a fir sh1op1s dsnaad tor tns lower
opened s5ae improved t. Ss,a. fell ID ssss and
% T. sas It sscs Sess s ms9sh ,s a,
quiet slEd183c; anu civscd, with ear lots of No
u e. $;:s 4
about Go:]: TO- COO bu rejected au,ic; and l. It3
0u BY sample ut a2}4G974c. Total. lis, 001 bu.
but advanced about lac per bu, In sympathy with
nEn S9s: gefs Of m h nS So Il
sa5sts: Total. =, an by,
CO1sN-Wa al moderately active and nsTner, Tie mar
kct tYc }s the latest rrccs
Of Friday. Fuollc adyicts quoted British markets
quiet anu dull hue private rabIes called thcm
firm. with better demand, and Our receipts were
small, while the market here sYnpathtzed with wheat
There vas not Mich demand Tor shipment, but
the offerings were ligsit, anu futures were
, 1879-01-05
FIRST LOVE.

Down amid the huttercnps,
'Miti the crimson clover, q
Mid the creamy daffod1ls
Which the sun shines over,
You aud together met -
DO you still remember!
Which was i'll quite forget- !:
August Or September. j:
Love at first sigh.. was 1t not!
How we blushed that morning.
And forsnality despised,
lntroductions scorutng. ..-...'"
"Whas's your name." you said, andl
Answered, s'Jucx. What's yonras"
N'Nellle, you then made reply; H..
And we happy Woqers d:
Spent an honr in loving looks H..
Stolen at one another,
And you told mt l was far
Nicer than yonr brother. :"
Sticky caudy, too, we ate:
Aaieu, o youthful Heaven! -
Crhoush, 'pon ny word, to us twas swee.)-
You eight, and l eleven L. $. u. =
, 1879-01-05

MESS PoRA-Was less active and stesdIer. The mar
ke declined about per br but closed at the latest
prices OF Friday Sacs reported Of $50 brls seller
January 1t S45; s. 25D brls seller February $7.37M
s. Coo brs seller March at 81. 6 and .oo
brls seller Anrll at 81 1921 7aN Total, i. 500 brs
The market closed steady at So. F6 u for old spot.
s7ioEG7 IS for new spot OF seller January. S732A0
7.a3 for February, and 81. 6a5sGS7 65 for March,
Prime mess pork was quoted at ST. o. and extra
prime at 81. Co
LAED-Was less active. and sold Sc per 100 bs lower.
bur closed about the Frday afternoon. Sales
were reported of l. OoO tcs spot at s. ., 20
February At s. 52: apd 4 ON tcs seller March
a. S. s e @ !o!al ooo i tSs Il The ;a arss closed
S5.a:5dt5. 81 for February. and 56e8 seller
March. April closed nominal at S5. 10.
. AEArs-Nero in NO leratc dcna1,I for shipment but
buyers wanted concessions. wlch holders would
lo make. The speculative trading moderate at
DECLINE Of about ::c Pr lco lbs saca we're repgrtsd
rough sides at s..4o. packed: l.o5o boxes long and
short clears at s G,!a bo1es short clears at 81 72
.iU 00p lbs green hams Gfbs} ut +3ac, 70 u0 ls do
talhs} at TIC: and p co lbs do t bs) at 4c. Tnr
following were the prices per 100 lbs the leading
cutA.
, 1879-01-05

The report wcs relegrzphed from New York Sat
urday that the current issue Of the Produce En-
change 1Veekiy makes our wheat crop of last year
only 500, GOO. 600 bu. instead Of 425, 000 COO bn,
The latter are the figures Of the Agricultural Bu~
reau at Washington, and are based on an estimate
OF IS bu to the reported acreage It was stated
that the New York Produce Exchange Weekly csti-
mates that only 49, 0Oo 900 are now left available
or export from the United States.
The Sacramento Bee of late datc says Of the
cold, dessicatng north winds then prevailing on
the Pacific Coast: II they continue fortnight
longer they will destroy ull 1.-THE wheat that hns so
far been planted in the great valleys Of the inte-
rior.''
We reported q few weeks ago that shipment OF
500 br1s pork WAS being made from this city to
California via Cape Horn, that zoute being cheaper
than the one ''across the continent" That ship
mcnt is now being followed by Of 500 tcs lard,
the order for which was received here Saturday
last.
The new Produce Exchange Building at Toledo,
O., is spoken Of very highly ns at elegant and
commod,ous, being well adapted to the large
and increasing business OF that city.
The leading produce markets were firm Satur-
day, with more business doing than is usual the
last day Of tue week. The receipts of produce
were generally light, owing to continued cold
weather, and there was good demand for futures
=
strengthened by the report that recent estimates
make the crop about one seventh smaller than the
hitherto accepted figures.
Dry goods met With light demand for rcassort-
1nent, and ruled steady. The grocery market was
without important change. For the season the de-
mund is liberal, and the tenor Of prices remains
fairly firm. CofTees and rice are the frmest arti-
cles in the list. Nothing new was noted in con-
nection with the fish, dried fruit, and canned
goods markets. Butter was fairly active and firm.
Cheese was quiet and unchanged. There was only
light movement in oils, and prices were not sub
jected to any change. Coal continues active and
firm. Baggnz was dull as were also leather and
tobacco.
The lumber market was unchanged. The de-
nand WAS moderate and uncveny distributed
among the yards, and prlccs were uniformly
steady. The wool, hroom-corn, and aecd markets
were quiet. Hay VIVA firm, the supply being light,
with improving inquiry from the local trade.
All grades OF domestic salt were quoted higher.
The stock here said to be light and the receipts
all come now by rail at increased cost over sum-
mer rites. The hide market was steady. Poultry
and game were plenty. aud in only fair local re-
quest at the current prlccs.
, 1879-01-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.

rDiEiUN~
Special Dispatch to The Tribune
LIVERPOOL, Jan. I-1I:sO i. n.-FLouR-Eo, l. 2os.
No. =. l8s.
9aAlS-Wheat-Wiuter. No. I. 90; No. 2 "a Sd:
sprnG. No. q. as 3d@Gs lodi white. No. l. 81 Sd; No.
=. IS: club. No. ], 9s 81: No. =, 9s Sd. Coru-Ncw
No. !, 22s3d; old. No. !, a3s.
PGov1sioNs-Pork. 4os- Lard, sos i'd
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 4.-CoTros-Market easier at r ts
q il-l6d Saes 5000 bales; speculation aud export
:.oon: An,c- eau, $500
LONDON, Jan. 4.-EEr1xRD PErno1zuu-osxaes1d.
LIs3ERn OiL-13s Ind.
AsTWEHP, Jan. .5.-rETEaLKuM-n2kc
Tho foiiowiu5 were received Dy ttu eChfcaco Rnsrd
Of Trade; '
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 4-l1:3Oa q. m.-Fiour, }g@o2s. WIN.
ter. fs 6a91s: No. . snrtug, Gs 1uI aas 81: whlte
81 i1d9s 3D. club, ts adt3tls 3D. New corn i nlii
.3s. Pork, 4Gs- Lard. :aA u. '
LIyRHFooL, Jan. 4.-friMe Mess Pork-Eastern AN:
Western. ~. Eacun-New Cumherlanis 2ls 81: short
3Gs Cd, > Ao"'
Losnox; Jau. .+..;.L1vEEroo1-Wheat and corn ouict-
Cargoes ott caast-Wheat steady: quit Cargous
ea passaEe-Wheat inactive. Weather in EnxIsnd~
Frosty.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Jan. .4.-Corros-Market dnlt: 7-1e@
oo-1s futures firm; January, assoc; February. t. ESQ;
, 1879-01-05
MY WAY.


IT could only have my way, ~;
Commencing fram this very day. ... =
THERE'S not i dream, desire, or hope, , -
That can within your mind lind scope, i. Il
But what ia have you realize. !.
No tears should ever dim yonr eyes, -:
Nor trouble, SORROW, carea, or pain
,E'er wound your tender heart again. x:
Your lille one long. sweet dream should be.
''Them's my sentiments lyon ne:.1 me-" ::
CHICAGO, Dec. 81 4. e. BAkEB. :
, 1879-01-05

Long clears quoted Mt So 97a loose aad 5. boxeu
cumheran.a 3ss@a5&o boxed; long.cut hams, 5>ae6c;
sweet pfcEea hams. JE457ic for lG to Is average;
grcen halns +7s@sc for same avesaGes green Shout
dtrs, c4aF27Sc.
Short ribs 4as4dc for short clears. 1880 for Aamx,
all canvased aud packed,
: GREAsE-Was auo:ed at 4'46a47sc for white, 4@44c
for yellow, and 31sM4c for brown
BEEF PEODucTS-Were steady and quiet at s7.75@
9oo for MESS sa. 5oGs.75 for extra mess, and sla oo
lI.C0 for hams
TALLow-Was quiet at eae}sc for city and sA@sc 70:
country.
, 1879-01-05
Withdrawn from store during Friday for city

Eu13sa1Hp1loH. 13a ulK NuG1E.
The following grain was inspected into store in
this city Saturday morning: cars No. 2 red
winter wheat, cars No. 3 do. S cars No. 2 hard,
III cars No. soft spring, 10 cars Nu , do, c8 cars
rejected {l31 whcat); 2G cars high mixed corn, l3
new 10, II cars new mixed Sc cars No. 9
corn, cars rejected (112 corn) cars white oats,
5 cars No. 2 mixed, 9 cars No. 2 rye, re-
jec1ed l car No. barley, 3 cars No. do, 3 cars
extra do, car feed IS barley. Total, 27A cars.
lis, 600 hu. Inspected out: 6, 020 tu wheat,
53 b+t bu corn, 1, 35 bu oats, II. TIT hu barley.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of breadstuf1s ami live stock ut this point during
the past week, and for the corresponding weeks
ending NJ dated:
, 1879-01-05

BUFFALO, Jan. A.-Market was It standstIl AZ IL.
live. stock yards to-day. No stock received or ah.o.s
the last twenty touT hours. only few aaes Of cxr
stricts trale. Prices nonluaily unchanged ~