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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1879-07-15
MICHIGAN INSURANCE.
Prom the Lansing Republican

The annual report OF Insurance Com.
missioner Saml III. Row for the year
ending Dec. 81. 1878. has just been is.
sued. A preliminary report was issued
in February last; but the present re-
port contains full detailed statistics OF
both life and fire insurance companies.
Six mutual companies were organiz-
ed during the past year. The total
number Of companies in the State was
l73, composed as follows: Michigan
stock companies 2. Michigan mutual
companies ~, companies OF other
States log, Canadian companies 3. COM
panies OF foreign governments IA
Twelve companies were admitted and
five withdrew from the State.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1879-07-15

aud made fast u the hoop. Secured
on both sides. II ,,ecmed as II our land
ing was as good as made; but at this
momeut two Of the gentlemen In the
balloon stepped out, one into the
Magic's tender aud the other on the
bottom OF the BAY, about four miles
from the surface. as he thought
Thanks 70 his life-preserver, he came
, 1879-06-18


For years past IN old hind used to frequent
The hoasc Of ponald tillltea, under gAnlekerper
to the Duke Of Argyll. beside tla beautiful fall
Of LtnakAlutaln, on tic NlYcr Array, about halt
WAY up tho glen. Coming and so|lig every day
with the utmost freedom, anu always sharing
Of the best, this pet-a large specimen OF thu
red deer-Was known Tar and near BY the mama
Of 1esats. and enjoyed tres range o{ tho neigh.
boring grounds md uplaud4. Last AUTUMN =
little Gus appearing On the scene, soon became
- familiar In tho Kamekeeper'a housa az III
mother, answering 1uadly to tue name Ut Kitty.
At feeding u4o both would freely help thsu-
selves, occasionally oyen ruistns with theIr
noses The lid Of tue nacal-cheas; and after tlfr
feast they would walk away with satisfied air,
their muxzles all whlte with meal, Mattars Yent
on ihus till one day Lately, when neither of',the
pats paid the accustoMcl slat 70 the hsuse.
little one caIne aloue, uusi, on Offering It, xotsa
food ,,t - usual, sho not!esd that T. did oosse
slowly back to tho atjolning wood, VIA followed
BY Mfs. Gllie.. who lelt curious V know what
had become OF the mother deer. Guided BY her
AEa. G!lIles proceeded through tho thlgket foi
, 1879-06-18
The Rcpuh1Icans, IN addition 10 l,50o,000 Indc,
pendent Totcs cast. Yours truly,
HtANr0N DUNCAN,
His HennturfnI t;lsnslltlncs,

His SennturfnI t;nn,li1ncs,
sptctai ia Cincinnati ton..a.rrfai
WAsn1Naros, p. c., June 15.-Wcl Informed
Republicans from AftssIsAippf ray there Is no
question bnt JotTesson Davis will be returned to
tic United States Seuato II he lives and his
disabilities arc rafnuved. All Indications point
verv stropgly IN TINT direction, and many Dem.
ocrats from ttse sane state 10 not tlrny that
Davis will he candidate. They sav It all rcsts
With hn, aud that II i'e Is candidate the Mis-
stsssppt Legislature cannot rcfuss to etect him.
The fr!onaa OF Sir. Davts here feel little sore
l.at his possible elevation to tic Ecnato should
afford amusement and comfort to the
not an original acccs:fon]sl, and that lso
wns no more rcspcnsfbsc. for the Ro-
bc'Ifon than any ono Of a thousand Eouth-
whom nre now iying, aud aotne holding high
positions under Tie Government. They alicge
thAt Davis did no ianre IN support Of the Con-
isaer1cT tllan Alexander II. stephens, The Vice
the Government councils. tatnat, In tccent
apccpl In the SenAtc, said that Davis did no
tnUEe tor tlc SUCCESS Of the Southern cause ihau
he (Lalnar) did. onlr .Eat Davis had greater
ability, hut eac, did all that h. could,
In reference 10 whether Uayis Will Or will not
be candidate, the recent tpcecl of his before
lc hltstist'pp! frc,s Association is regarded as
significant. lie said nothing which could be
MAS 1t necessary he SHOULD, but the whole affair,
and especially hts enthusiastic reception by the
molders of public opinion III Mississippi, Is con-
strucd rs meaning great deal.
1t Is said by his friends that should lie be
cltosen TO the Seuats his course will hc such rs
to dlsar1l passun and cFltlui*tn; that he will NOT
be In hia seat three mouths before It will be
shown by hIa fpeeclcs aud Totc that his pres
ence ia conducive to harmony tud rood fellow
alslp between the sections; in other words, that
he will become the leader OF tic moderate men
from Ills section, and win back tic respect
which he alwlvs bad In tho North llcfure tho
War. il Is cited that when the Vicc.P President
of the Confehcracv wna returned to the House
there wcrc mutterinEs of dlsconscnt a,ut
Sharp criticism IN tie North, but that llo had
not been In hlh scat year before he becarnu ono
Of the most popular of Southern men, viewed
rum Northern standpoint, nnh to-lny no
Southern Democrat has The guod will and r.
snect nf the North 10 greater dcgres than Mr.
Stephens,
None OF tho friends Of other candidates give
cscdence to the report that Uarit will be cani-
date, or that he ~ants the place. They Lnow
rcry we'll that II lr tnanlfesls any desire IN tlss
direction he Will 60 III. There arc Du,nbrr of
candidates already In the field, among tlcm 4.
X. Singleton, At present member Of tic House,
and Zen. Waltl,alt. n popular ex.Contederatc.
, 1879-06-18
THE KANSAS CYCLONE.

Incidents Not Dofurc Pnilshn't Regarding
thr Terrtbia Tnsnnslo,
Hansas Csty Johrha'.
From MTron Smith, Esr.. of 1.ognp, OttawA
County, KIM, tho Journal gathers many items
Of interest concerning tho rccent tornado. It
commenced near tho county line bctvcen Lin.
cotn aml Saline Counties It was In the tEual
form. forward movement slow, rotary mostot,
ranid: It moved a littIo east III north Near
Rivers It seemed tn rise and pass Dfr III eldtes,
thr haHlaEc on the bills being yury slight.
Passing by the numerous casantte6 n.,d otl,er
tacth a!readv known, shall give few inctr1onts
which Mr.. Smith firmly believes to bu true, but
which tnay !,e exaggerated.
Near fl,c farm or snmuei alcl,rtdo the storm
seemed to reMatn atattonarY, and such uas the
!ofec Of It TIM. several men dcclare It 10 bs 4
ton Of tho wall taken out. rt,e rircr was
swept dry for 1nilc, .iry enouRh for an army Of
laIact'tca to mass oycr dry-shnd.
lllc farm OF Mr. Cronlte Was strapncd. Out
Of ffteen horses, ONLY three wcrc left 1t for
duty. sir. McBrids's horacs cattle, and hogs
Wcro nj! taken across the rivcr a,l killed. After
pas*inE tho Solomon. ~ tile Erutlhd rose, The
storm scattered in cddlcs.
At Meredith 1lorse was taken up, and, drop
n'c ftill-leEecd, his legs we're driven into the
ground to his body. At the same time Young
t1an was takcn UP, nnd, while In tie air, wa
tutuolcd oil around tile horse. sometimes xbove
allu sometimes bCIoH, httd was bruised br tot3-
tact With the ilslng nn!,naf, but happily the
young ti,Hn 1aa tltoppcd gently a. . tea.hcr-bed,
md! the horse us above Rtated. He craw1e,l up
hsstde straw stack. but. being In da1ger Of
bcil. curerctt by the straw, lie wandered out on
tic prairie. Here kc found child with fence
stake through Its body aud bnrbed wire wound
about If. Ille cfIllA had not been identified at
last accounts. Il woman was found nudc, her
head IN the earth md dashed to pteces. Her
husband. now n man!av. vnln1y stretches bis
l!ands hcavcnward, crying: "Tllerel there
shc's comlngin
A TonnE iuan and his wlfo ran from the!r new
house for the old dug-Dut, but, falling to reach
It, cauQnt hold VI some willows, at the same
time firmly cllgug to each other. Tic wiliows
Whipped the poor woman till abe was ulcon-
scsous. When ahc recovered she found herself
embracing her dead hu.bnnd
Another Young couple saw tho 6turm coming
anu ran at right anglcs To spath and Just barely
escaped.
The killed vero covered With dirt ut,sl dust
anu were 30 backened tlat they could scarcely
hc identect. 1t Is said OF 0ne woma,l Tint, af-
though her family wero separated MID CHILD
lost, yet she nsftsted In preparing others for
burial. Bite ha.l washed corpse nnt suddenly
discovered II TO be her own cIli!d. Tie strain
VAS too great, mud she is said 10 be raging
tnannc, Mr. Smith thinks that in The k,xty-,ntle
course forty-t1ve were killed nnd lo5 WOUNDED.
some Of whom will die.
, 1879-06-18

BUFFALO.
,Hu11ALo., Juno T.-CArrLx-Rcccipts, H1a;
tEsalun ts,al 70 cood Slipping stesrs, 37..bass. Isl
oSs'sasss! W Ssas'sasss!' iseS:s 81 7S4 s. e; fHemon "e't'Fn
t,1s sR md anshu,ssd; demand onty bali suppiisd;
~. ae.,to 70 foot cllpped slssp: rs; choice
"ietsa sasAses1,s' IL s1s' 3 ms5ts, ~ ..,
saotaey lower; simply hardly oqaai 10 tns d. d.
aina; n no good tIsavy on sale; Workers, 81. 00Qa
~, ~, medium heavy, $4.05914. 10; Ill otlerlnga
~: ,Wa:ArEl'7owx, June e17.-DxxP CATTLE -Reccipts,
~; ~; market nrm; considerable business in sl!n.
1.e.s q"s. sai.,. s95ss :.soa s1.sa g. 6@
sfss 'a';a H. We'istn 1t .Wlass ss'Sss iSs,
,,!s sasEr AND L4xns-neeelps. 2. 40; Last week'.
.hen res sustained; trade In lamba slightly Improved
i1Nta i1s so q Ws.tera shcep heavy; sales ia luts,
Gss;0 ?. .pfina ssSe ,hn sstta a@es 'heated sAeep
EAxT LinHRTT.
ssa s1,p;s to'daJ, 53l heaa through ind iii l0csl:
nn.pp5 ialE, but doniaad Igat, several loads yet
nsSst. a. GSs' t.lF to good. s44o@4. Sol common
esss; esfsss:RsSsei: Fsssest,s ts9y s9o Workers. s7s
lbe,a1f.' beg,aa1f'1heceipts to-day, 1900 head; supply
ireA ys,iss.s'. aa5kst "eakoniuz prless 1o1ldo of
'0''" ST, LOUIS.
n, a. 20 Louts ~ June l7.-CArrLs-Nothinr bus Tex.
~ ~ eli Indiana on mnrkct, which range At e. Is
sinmIinn.e 70 az dsn4na for asttTes; receipts, l,ooo
i, aan9ss-Lnwer; W. Yofks 10 uals,uorcs, Sl.bo6a
laip1asnao saooth n heavy, 3d. 0375; rece'pts. B00:
.aipai..rr,. aiss.rpa aa and unchanged; receipts, 7oo
KANSAS ClTY.
dp<cia! nispasch to TAs 1ttbsts&
cs.xs.stt Cl1f. No.. juno 17.--CATrLE-Ths Prlet
Eli. - reports catt roce!pts, B35; shipments,
stncit lev; native shippets, 81. 8An4. Ub; patiye
81 iSHs sao Ha 'eaaeFs, T.. 60al is; nal,ss COWS,
~! .!osss-llecc!pts, 4, ,474; shipments 02:; act
A'aot3, 10. s>'' '""SS''''' 'a'e6'of " 'alf'
clNclMsArt.
dcmsseeann"Art Jnno l7-noos-s STEADY, and tn fair
i 3Maua; ~ conmon 43 0O(e3, 50; IiRht. III ti(Et
En-: packing, -. 70Gf3.OU; oatclaTt', III 96h
'Seo'pta' r. '064i shipments. go.
DnY GOODS.
CHICAGO.
.tas past week Developed no ImpoEtanf new
ss'a1es .es tn tho ms.ket Tor dorpestIo dry
ffvas. Tho demand, though perhaps ehow.
~. ,* sons slieh. railing oR, eontipucs Of
=, *es Proportions than iu former yeaes
sa" ata9s Of tho st&soB, and certainly
pt,. ptaaN tho expectations Of reasonable holae,s,
~ remain Atfoug throughout the lat, and not
tor,tan nes asu stll advancing Collections are 70.
Mytas. At A~'' 's''s' s1@a oeas' ses has uaas
Nxw ronK.
n..tN nthN ohE, Iuna 17.-BustussS rodorats with
ft,s ~ oolsass cotton goods In f4ix dxms nd and
A'"t .bAcksone IA blcached slirtiuga ID.
, 1879-06-18
BY T'ELEGIsAPH.
IrO1tEftlE.

1rO1tEfnE.
THIS following wcro received by the Chicago
Hoarl Of Trade:
LtsEnrontr Juno 17-11 80 4, m.-Ftous, 81 I'd
fs odGa8s ID; white, 6e dd30s I'd: club. D. 1dG10s
3D. Cora, n I'd, Fork, AZ. Lard aJs Cd. Ro-
ecipts Of wheat last three days 17s, QUO eentsis;
10. 600 American.
LtvERroot. Juno III q. n1.-Fionr-E1trn
State, liz. Whoat gulst and etcady; red wintcr,
n Id; No. spring, Is Id; No. 2 lo, ss Id; CALL
foruta unchanged. Corn dull; II lid. CaEgoey
OF coast-W1lt&t In moderate demand. Corn dull
and neglected.. Pork-Westoru primo mess, As.
lard arnar, 33a Cd. Dacon-LonR clear, 28s 8d !;
hhort clear. 27s Cd; Ctttnler,ands, aGs Cd.
Lrvxnroot. juno 17-1:30p p tn.-Wcathcr un-
settled. DFaadatnfra quiet and stesdy, except
corn. which IL dull at il 1dGb4s ID. Rest TN.
cha anRcd.
1.ospoH, Jupn 17.-L1vkRroot--NheA IN fair
demand md steady. Corn weak. CafKocs off
eoaat-Wheat dr1nce; tho demand for tho Cont.
ncnt continues. Corn qntst; fair average Amer
lean mixed. Els Cd. Cargoos On pasaAgc-Whoat
stcndy. CoFn-Ecw York advlccs cause depression.
WtAthcr ln England unsettled.
Special D&patca 10 Tie Tttbune
1trrRroof, june It'll $50 d. nl.-lLoun-No.
], los Id; No.'9, s. Cd.
GnA1N-Whcat- No. /. os i'd; No, 2, as
ID; spfng. M. l, Bs Id; No. =, II Cd; whI.s,
No. ], 0s "a; No. 2, 81 Id: club. No. 1, 0s Id;
No.. o. ID corn-New, No. l, ia I'd.
PHovissoxa-fork, 4Ts. Lard. :}1a "a.
L1yznrooI, June 17.-CorToY:- Market dnIl and
csAlce 1T 0Iea0 l5-11d; sales t. 600 bAlca; specua.
tFon ind export, 2, 600; American, 8, 400.
DnEApsTurYs-Qutet and steady, cxcert corn,
which IL dull. California while wheat, Bs 4dGbge
I'd: do club. Ds 1aGgos i'd; No. 2 to No. | red
Western spring. in UlFass ID. do winter, Bs 0d0
d. I'D. Flonr-Wcstcrn canal, 81 Gd01os I'd.
Corn, I1 1ddl4s 3D.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester dull and tend
ing down.
Lospoy, Juno 1T.-RErtNxp PErnoLkust--0h0
G!sd.
LtNtEKp 0Ir4-17a 1Od,
Amount OF bullion gone into tho Bank Of En-.
gland On halance tt.day, ES: 600.
AxTWxlr, june T.-rErnntkuM-1gkd.
, 1879-06-18

~ ~ .ffW 77ftEH 3{FG11EFF. -
The two sections 0f tho elm tsto recently cut
down IN tna Ixar Of I3attall Chapel has0 been
contributed BY Superintendent AnIruss 70 t1le
Scientific School. Prof. BroWcr has Matto a cnre-
ful examination Of one OF them, and decides tho
age al tho tree to hs l6l years. According to
tic rlngs showing Tho years of growth, it had a
diameter Of shout fifteen inches at thu time Of
tic Revolution. 0nc sccllon will be sent to
Harvard College.
, 1879-06-18

1-tr Aanrs4 :
sssern nrEs T.
. !: q js.a1::G5 as41isasxa1akLzs sa1aLzs
John HOLLANDS Pstsrs Record GOLD PEN

i the highest achievement in tha manufacture Of
Geld Pans and tbs rosutt Of experiment. 10. moro
t"ss roasss s~ss'{ .s If hs s
pre- ecicus and non.ecrro.ive u,st,ts; 10 k:r. Gofd
and i'fatiM"s,, whiIe tho ordinary 0old par con.
temesr wafeh tho ee.lfy Tiattuni,, supplio,. The
uREcoH0m - Gold Pm Points ass. of tho boat
treatment, and poIishe to gtats Eke sn othncss.
Stert psn wfitcrs hzso row every objection ia
go1J f.'rly oysreome, and oserry requirement In >
mot. The "REcoHp II Cold Psn l. gusraute ed il
pos.att Durability, Psemauoney Of Spring and
Pesfpcicn Of Point. Price, 81 50, sotd BY ii! Jaw.
found orJor direct from .JtIIIN HOLLdND,
1faHMftsrtnrer. 10 If. 4tA St., Cincinnati.
, 1879-06-18


sfptctal Dispatch 10 The Tt4hnnA
NEW YonK, June 1T.-GRa1x-Wheat more
active, especially for carly delivery but fnrther
yielded tn psiee gonesally about A1.fc. in in
stances hs mich as 1c per hu on FREQ offerings,
cosing about 1sea,!y At modified ngnrcs; cabie ad-
vices Ut rather more tismncas; 51.O00 bu No.
spring at 81. otd 0i!tc, chiefly Chicago
and Milwaukee. reported at S1.o3Ga1. o5hc;
H. 600 bu No. 2 Northwestern nprlng, June
option. at 81 .05.1 os against 81. .O0i yestcfday.
corn was moderately active and generally shndo
cheaper; mixed Western migrated, :j0Gai4c. Ryo
very dull and anotcd somewhat weaker; No. =
Western, 601B2c onts in mote damand, and
anote up hGs1c bn. closing strong at an improve.
ment on much lighter offerings; No. Chicago
quoted at 37!i&138s3c.
Pnovlsloss.-lIog products tsiae easier on lcsu
active Inoscu'cnt; snesa for early delivery slow;
quoted $40 70 for new; forward delivery In slack
demand, ctoaluv for June at SO. 1DGltU 20; July
$40. lo11o.20; August, $40. 2o111o.15. Cut
mcata In less request, hut quoted steady. Bacon
firm. thonga not active; long clpar, 81. 20. West.
ern lard au!ct for carly delivery at shade easier
prices; tl50 tcs at sd. 4ot0 40: forward delivery
moderately active but weaker iu price, June op-
tions closing. at $0.40.
rAILow--In good request Ut rather drnacr prices;
prime quoted ut i 1b-1G1gc.
6uaAns-Ra" moderately sought on bas!s Of
0 .1Uc for far and 710c for good reclining Cuba;
refined In fair demand ut unchanged ngurcs.
Wn1skY-Withons Important Inquiry; quoted At
s1.o7.s asked and ST. OF bid.
FHEionrB-Actlyc movement accommodation
toe graln in good request al somewhat irregular
rates; for Liverpool, engagements included 2u, 900
bu wheat at 4.aid per 10 lbs.
To the lTtstsrn Afsocsat<d. Frees
NIw YoAK, june electromagnetic mladlinc,
IL 1l7.l0Gbl. u.l0c; futures quiet but ntendy: juno,
IL. 36c: Iulyt L. 40c August, l. .E;lc September,
l..26c; October, II .H:1c: November, 1l.12c.
FloUR-Nithout decided change; low grades OF.
ira arln; receipts, Q, 600 brls.
GRAlN-Nhcas heavy; receipts, 200. 0co bu;
wintcr red, st. oSab1. 10; Nu . to. 81 17Ge1 .17M;
uneradcd amber, ST. 1:'Sol. Ii; M. !. do, 81. 15A;
No. do, 81. 10G.1.lGH. Rye anlet bul Atcntly;
No. 2Wcsscrn, Goc. larley-starket dull. Malt
dMa11 M and unehancea. &C, Corn heavy; fesolnts aao.-
No: white. 4ac: ungrslel whfts. 00c; round
yellow, t1c. Oats fnirIy activu; receipts. :sf 00u
bu: No. = while, VIC: No, =. a7G!J7Ac: No. =
white, 3sMc; mixed Western, 3oaI37hc; white
uAr-Quiet and Unbalanced.
ll0r8-FIfm4
.GNocEiuEs-Coffce steady. Sugar quiet and un.
changed; fair TO good relnlt,g, h.1HGtb T.1Oc,
A1lasscA nomtnaly unchanged. It.co steady.
. rkTnoIEyn-A dull; unttrd, o5e; csndc.
TunrgNrtxE-.l'srm 1t n7c.
taas-Fitm: Western, llGD13Hc.
FnoTtstoSs-Pork quiet; Hcw mess, $40. 200
~. 20. !ieet qutet and unchanged. Cut meats
unchanged. Lard very quiet; prime steam, 81. 40
1urTEn-Qaiet but nrrn: Western. 7Qloc
C!tEEsE-t2niat; Western, 3!iGn1c.
dnll nj st. oiQD1. 07.s.
, 1879-06-18

rather moro than quarter of Il mile, when, 10
slight hollow, s1io discovered tic 'ifc[ess body
Of tho hiud. THIS tlle little one began TO snit1
A. every noM md again looking up tnquir!nglr
fayorltc than eyer. and comes regularly to DO
led a. before.
, 1879-06-18
LOUISVILLE.

I.ou1sviIlB, juno 17.--Ftoun-Dnll and IN.
changed.
GnA'N.-Whaat quiet and weak; red aud amber,
S1.o511.1o. Cora steady: white. 44c; mixed,
41c. Dats-1arke dull; while. use; mixed, 35c.
Ryc-Markct da!, ut 58c.
HAT-Quiet at 80. oo012.0
PnnyIsloxs-Pork quiet but steady nj SO. 10,
Latt quiet; choice leaf uercc. 7Ac; Go keg. slfe
Bulk moats quiet: shoulders, 1K Gs4o; clear rib ia
Che; clear. 6!a05at. bacon steady: slonIdcn,
1UG511Hc.
WAlHKY-Mafkctd dull: 81, oil.
, 1879-06-18
(}9WEGt

oawEno, N. r., Junu IT, 7.-ENAix--Wheat-bfar-
ket eassor: No. Duluth spring, SILK; No. l
white Michigan, 81. 18. Corn nonlinally un-
changed; No. . Western. Acc.
, 1879-06-18

MILWAUKEE, juno 17.-FLouE-Quet and un-
changed.
GMA's-Whcst ateady; c!oscd firm: cnsh futures
weak; No. Milwaukee hnrd, LOG: No, = Mil
waukuc. s1.Gua; Junp, s1.004; July, g7Ac;
Augast, aa.lo; No. y Milwaukee, SOC; No. 4. tic:
rejected, &c. Corn arm and higher: No. Z, ,3GAc;
July. 38Nc. oata strong and higher; No. 9, :s2tc.
1sJs quiet and firm: No. l, 54c. barley quiet;
No. spring. &c.
fnoyssloxs-pn1l; meas pork, $3.50. Prime
steam lard, 50. 20.
FnE1angs-Wheat Ia Buffalo dnll and nominal
nt1c,
KrcKlrTs-Ftour, 70. 600 brlu: wheat 90, goo bu,
sniraESTs-Flour. II. Zoo brla; wheat, 43, 600
bu.
, 1879-06-18

Bacon fnactivo and towef; clenr ribs. 45,4oD
+, ~ caah. H. :5dhE 10 July: clear, 95 bSSt6. 30
c4aht 3j. Ri AuknAf,
RzcEtrrs -F!nu.. o.o00 bfia: wheat, IL, con bn;
corn, ~ N0 hi; oats, ~, 00u oa; re, ], 0Ge bu:
sHirNEx1s- 1000 brls; wheat .. 900 bn;
corn. ~, 0oo hn; oats none; rye, !, 0Cp bu; hsr-
Icy, npac.
, 1879-06-18

l{uTlrAlxO.

nuTrALo. N. r., june 17.-REcksrrs-Dy lako
slnro Saturday: Flour, II, 1a3 br.s; wheat 508, :.
1lD hui; corn, AL. 10. hu.
snlrAEATs-Dy canal: Wheat, 20, ::A1i bu; corr,
81, 800 bu.
0RA1S-Whcst nealected and nominatly nm
changed. Corn neglected and nomnaliy nncllaug-
I'd. Oats quiet and easy; saies 2, 600 bu No, g
Chicago at a5c: l, 600 hu Wcstcrn On trnck ut :37c
Barley neglected,
CANAL FnElanrs-Wcak; wheat shipped al 3Tc
10 New York, without rebasa to shippers.
, 1879-06-18

shEEP-There was fair demand from Local
botshe's, md sor1e call fE0m exnostess, and tho
lmal! supply was dispeAcd of at full 1gurss Gales
Esklng on bastH Of 81. 50Gt6 30 per 100 lbs for
atesioE 10 extra qualities
, 1879-06-18

Eptciol I3i&pdtch to 7As Tribune
KAksAe CtTr. NO., June 17.-GnA1N- The Prles
Current reports wheat reeopts, Ii. :sS9 bu: ship.
tncnts, 23,!l8 bn; weak; No. = cash, ST.. 0l,s;
June, sl.0u; No. !. cash, tlGsic; Juno, Uhhc
Corn-Mecetpts, 1, 070 bu: shlpmcnts, 1, uI7 bu;
wcak; No. z cash, 5ilic; June, I1aAae.
, 1879-06-18

vanGed1 pfnts rather moro active. ami sh!ftfnga,
ttapios robes. sto. advancing: lawns in good re.
qto:i R!hklalns g,Ett and nrtn; mons wear Of
qulet,
, 1879-06-18

DETno1T, Jnnc cl7.-FLorn-Firm and qatci.
0RArS--Wheat htcAdy; extra, 31.0t1s asked:
No. white. s1.os': June. 81 ,osA; duly, t1.07:
AuPnst. $l.oa:i bid; st.03l asked; milling,
81. 0Ds: bid; nnbcr, 81. IL hid.
1eEcElrTs-WhcAi, IN, ITO bu.
6uIrAESTs-Whe2t, VI, IG1 bu.
, 1879-06-18

INntANAroL Il. juno 17.-1Ioas-Frm at do.
cline Of s.. 5000. 70; receipts, 3, 800; shipments,
AGO.
GnA1N-Whcat eteady; No. ? rcd, sl.0sd11. 90.
Corn steady: aaIiG1:!G Onts steady: :GIG:}ic.
pMuvlsioNs-- Shoulders, a3ic; clear RIBS, 81. 10
es5.00. Lard, a!4c. Hams, 8t4GbHtsc.
, 1879-06-18
PROPOSALS.
pK0 tsO = Ais FOR b HsItIN q

y.
pEror QrsnrKsNAaTrn's orr1cE.
FHiL&DkLrHI4. FA.. Jinc 4, 1a71
srNcd proRssnl sEplIcaIe will be- received Mt tho
ONCE o: the Dtrat quart III tts Ctt Frt
Lcaycnwort, kan.. until y m. At Fort Leassnw wurt.
md !:lT p III. At Phllhesrh!a M saturday. Jnne u,
1d7B II which time and rlares thry will liz opened III
pttscHCt VI l1'Icrs. fos furnishing twrnty five ti}
spring wagons III Louis ttpgteft3 pattrrn) deliveries
I" be nae at either the hlfalcphtH Furt ieAytn.
arco.Iinay.
Bidder. wI state 1t which Of the places naInrd md
In what number, lhCy viii make deliveries. nnd how
tonr complete the delivery oE tie whale humber.
he Wagons tn bc lu Cxart aerntdanrc with tile nre.
ecrtd ~ trrrfur, Uf rxt rlass material aad
workmanship. RRii sH subjected tfxd tnArcctl11
before atAncr. aud all found ur fhc required
Rthntiatd 10 be FrJrCiri and cfnofcd contractors
esrcnke Within TIN days after pDllrt Df such lsrctloH
Proposals Will bc received fur any nunfcr 0f lila
wa:uns Ihc Gosc1ncnt reserves the right 10 reject
xHy or Nil proposals. -
preference will bn given to articles Ut lomestic
nru!etton md TO- articles u au,le.tlc production aid
Manufacture prEaiircd The I'srinc Co1.t. tho cI.
tcnt of the strH.1r. required fur tha kEytrn st
cuas1 Eunftfuun pf llElce anil quality hetnI eqllnl.
blank prnposAls md printed tpesHcR,ont ~ we'll as
nnS further 1nfurhl1 Inn. w &se furnished! appttrR-
tnn. by clhcr Of the lttrot QnArtcsnnatcrb herein
inrntD1t1.
l'roio.als sloud lc addressed To- either The poros
QaaFterniattcr At rhtEadeIuhla Fort Lea,rnworth
sad b. snIoracd. ''rroposa's for orIinE WaxMn.:".
D. II. HUEkER
AM'stant Qaartcrma..es General. in charge of tho
, 1879-06-18

SNlEAbt.
,...,,y,- f'aftif, Hnrs. Ehktn.
.,KS.1., KtS.I'" ,,,.......2,A14 af.GfHI 4f,a
toeoans1x tsasx soans1x,.,.............h.h0 ZOO 20, 700 100
s,. r.; :;; 81 sSSs q Sss 1s9s as
~ .sT'ti1aHn.s. s1,'S H.. ~
,,saasy.,.. M,s. leo 9.t71 .....
AcaTrLE-Theso WAS very littlo life In tho trade
...t.rdty. Sellers pronounced It bad market,
tho limited volume NJ sales accomplished fully
...1,nted ths claim. Thote did not appear to ba
-, filling on in tho attendance Of buyers, but no
~. seemed to stand in nted Of stock, and trading
-, exceedingly a1ow nt barely sustained ps!ccs.
Tbs receipts wcrc not 90 fargo 40 to cause alarm.
~ .jth prospect Of pretty liberal tun for tho
.m.luder Of the week, and with the E4stern
s,,set. h, dropping condition. there was dis.
.nitIop to hold on for lover ngures. In tho
,r.,.oa ounlty OF ths supply there was not much
Sstfeucs a. compared With Monday. There wesc
nnra choice droves. but tho proportion Of Texan
,,d rrass cattto was also mora prominent. salcs
.,need from s. .0ob2. 10 for tcrabs 10 ST. H04 .D5
n, t.tra grades, With common To good butchcra'
nd common STOCK selling at 81. 1903. 20, Tcxas
tsrouch cattle At s. 7f<f:t 25. and ias to chntco
,sjSplng bteers st 81. 7a934. Us. Among tho sales
vi yts3s we're ii demand u 81 oo0I 90 per loo lbs
fo.sd heavy. with 4 good many left over.
tap' jal. TO juno II l,ave becn i, bs4 head.
ssoosd 8, 887 head.
QUOTATIONS.
rrtrs Ben.es-.Gsndcd steers, weighing
i. 400 lbs and lpWarts....... =. IA. 76Ge5. 90
fbotee nccyeE--Fino, fat, wcll.formed
...fs .oishlnS SSo to 20 Ill., A.bo04.o5
Weighing l, 100 10 1. :.lU lbs..... -. 4. 0oGb4 10
1edIum GrAdes-Stects in fair llesh
ncphIur /, O,t0 to 1890 lbs, ,.,.,. 8. B;ifbJ 90