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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-25

CINCINNATI, O., June 24.-The
large passenger steamer General
Lytle, struck log Is miles below
this city this morning and sank in
ten feet of water. No lives lost.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-25

The Democrats in the House of
RepTes entatives got a black eye yes
terday, and Alexander II. Stephens
assisted IA giving it to them.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-25
KNOXVILLE. TENN WEDNESDAY MORNING.
REGARDING borers in peach trens

Regarding borers in peach trees,
says the Country Gentleman, it Is
useful to heap peck of dry Stacked
lime about the peach trees after the
grubs have been picked, and before
the earth is drawn back to the tree.
The lime kills any grubs that may
be left. IF a live grub is thrown
into the dry lime it will soon die 4;
this may be tried to satisfy an in
quiring mind. Having used lime in
this way in 1877, the writer found
no bore1s at all in his trees in 1878.
and therefore has confidence in this
means of repressing the depreda-
tions of this pest.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-25

The Firss Nsg Hheai OF skae - asen
Was brought down the river to our
wharf yes erdsyg by Capt. Patty, from
the farm Of Peter Brakebiu, Esq
There was 400 bushels of it, and it
was OF very fac quality. Msjor N.
E. Scales, of the Magnolia Mills, was
the purch aser
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-25
aN0xvEGLE ALL ARxAxa!!

Knoxville, the emporium Of East Ten
nessee. resting serenely upon the banks of
the beautiful Tennessee and upon her own
magnificent heights, is all ablaze, and is
determined to give them cordial recep-
ton, and to make the occasion one of the
grandest ever witnessed in these narfs
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-25
THE CLOSING PAGEANT.

E3-The closing exercises will consist of a
magnificent display of Fire works at night,
such as East Tennessee has not witnessed
for long time, if ever Persons return
ing on trains can witness it and get off in
time
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-25
TRANSPORTATION.

Is~All the Railroads. with a liberality
unprecedented in their history, will trans
port the vast throng to and from Knoxville
at exceedingly low rates. The round trip
from Bristol and Chattanooga will be Three
Dollars For inter ediate points see the
Circular of the E. T., Va, s. Ga. Railroad.
The Knoxville s. Charleston Road round
trip from Maryville, Fifty Cents.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-25
THE
GLORIOUS FOURTH
THE

Herald it by millions Of happy voices,
and by thousands of belching cannon,
ON the swelling surfs of the Atlantic to
the distant slopes of the Pacific
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-25

Maximum Thermometer So, Minimum GO.
B. Z. HoUGB,
er>eant Signal Corps q. S. A1m5
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-25
The Freenlem OF East TenncS-
see Waking Up!

see Waking Up!
The gallant sons of East Tennessee max
ing preparations to do honor TO it in the
City of Knoxville From Bristol to
Chattanooga they re thoroughly aroused,
and will pour in from our ertile vallies
and from our mountains. The indications
are that Twenty Thousand of them will
thrOnp our streets
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-25
Dntty weather Report.

ro4gIL1E. TzkE.. juno q, 1879.
, 1879-06-14

French fnr A1cko, whtlo Vogurica rcp,ied 10
'trtck Ihere can be little epontancity In this
mort of eto1ncnec, which Is itself another type
now province. Tho fortunes Of The feS make
enrioua chapter In tlto unwrIttcn history OF
clotlics. II 10 now symbol Or Il survival Of
jfIhtn ami Of Oriental manners; get sotns fifty
lions tha. might almost he eallctl We.tcrn. Thc
Rrcat reforming Hutan Mahlnotid nut down the
ttirban, q. l,o put down the ,tanssntcs. Ho
nMle al civil and military officials atlopt thu
fez, wlhac the surbnn onl5 survived NJ head
OF a. an ornament carved In stone above tho
grngcs of tic faithful. The very Uletnas we're
compelled IN laa7 10 renounce thc t,trban tor
srd e sz Or ss s' a snps x; sla, Dp q s9s s
themselves n trousers. 1hr ulcmas revolted
on Ainhmoud's death nml returned to the sacred
t,irban. They would rot wear the head.drcss Of
" aH.rE ,s ,of t ~ fex !. n.'rinal'y ts so!!rs
1e'e7ranh Is unnwnrc. Of the, fact. IN 4 pas
s,onatcly Eastern ar, tc!e that journal describes
;i's fsz as "Q7Ienta'ly. tbing ot beauty md
3D5 t,"My torsver" 1t is equally tnconTen1en:
70 ona enn serlou.ly cali il pretty.
Such IA II H., the fcz Ia 4 symbol not ouly
81 Eastern 4ic nut Of Eastern ability 10 appro.
PIRATE p. Western itleas. i Is type Of the 1n5k-
Originally dctesrd by tho faithful, 1t was tlrust
on them by A reforming monarch, nnl its ultt.
mate Use il to serve as an outward nnl visible
symbol Of domination, which as, practically
Aleko i'asha. who las found ont tho form Of
cotlfuru which resembles tic French Republic In
being that which "dyides tic ci.'zens lenst,"
VIII have plenty Of scope In Eastc!n I}oumellu.
aud religious, viii, Bu'earian Christians VII"
bato Greek Christians, 1rcok Christians wio
hare i'lora than sentimental liking for the
Ports, true believers who wish TO get back
, 1879-06-14

FOREIGN.
'he following weEu received By tho Chicago
sostti 0! Trade:
LlrznrooL. Juue 13-11:3o q. rn.-Flous, IS Cd
9los %. Wheat-Winfer. 80 DdGana sd; Bpr1ng,
=, .n,edsss 4di white, Ia AdQDs I'd; club. ns 1d@Os
.s ~. Corn, IL @d. Pork, Ar. Lard, 33s. Rc-
wqa of wheat last th1ee days, 130, 600 ccntals,
A'.eoo American.
,."snraoL, juno 12-1 p. m.-Sptciai-Flour-
.s. .tas hlate, lis. Wheat quet and nrm; rcd
s!9st' oa Id; No. : spring IL 3D.; No. spring,
~ caltfoFnia UNCHANGED. Corn Quiet; liltle
..e s.'!e 10 bur. American mtxpd, IA I'D. cargocs
W soass-Whcat and corn In moderate demand,
.u 'oa noloess strong. Country markets qulet and
" .e.ay' Imports OF wheat Into Liverpool for tho
~, so4, GOO ceutsa. 1t,l, 600 being American.
3"saaer favorable. PoEk-p. H., Western, Ais.
~ @ls. bacon-Long CLEAR, eos I'd; short clear,
~ cumbcs!ands, a5a.
tosboX Juno H. a--I.tytrpool-Wheat aud corn
r.u T.~e' MARX LANg-Wheat nnd corn ateady.
sssHees s. Oh coastWhcat steady; corn steady;
.' "ffa2o american mixed. 21s 0d. cargocy
~ pass4He-Nhcht IN very light demand. Fair
,,' ,'es quality Of Nc. 2 Chicago spring what tos
apaeht ~ during tho present and following month.
80 Country markets for wheat-English and
xsesh x,0h steady. Arrivals of coast for ORDERS
Altah moderate,
r.. Special Dtepatch to TAA Trtsuns-
I In. c".. "A"e Aut-4A'iu =. W.-E LoUR-No.
= w. 2di No. 2, Is I'D.
Observation-Disclosures, No, /, o. Sd: No. 9. "a
A. 'ef'n9 No. !, IA 4dt No. ., u Cd; white,
ha = = va "a; No. =. 81 ii: club, Mo. j, o. bd;
-, ;" Id, Corn-New, No. !, a ed.
saao'ta'oss--potk, liz. Lard, :,3s.
"a, ,khFoot- June H. CoTToN - Duil 1t "a
aooos ea'es $1,000 bales; speculation aud o1port,
~; ~ American. 4.40O.
psa4.bfToFFs-Qatet and unchanged.
c'"si''okA-Prime meas beef, 7as,
rs1"k- Fins American. ass Va.
ys.nfssrlHk-Hplake, 67aiu; refined, pXt,
taSs.bly lover. "'' '''
L,Y,Tsshr. Juns l3.-rxrnol1uA-e0H,
ssek' a. sI.., Inho 13.-.CorroN-S4tes Of tho
hn toas rS Ivy balea; AmeEicsn, 81. 600; speculs.
fv.ssrT.k1 =. COO; exporters took 3, 600; for
euu itom ahtpa' .ldo direct to spinnsts ooo;
Ill SooddD!' ~ oO0; total stosk. 6n{, 900; Amesicsn.
@Q amoant aaoat, 3l6, 700; American, l3.,
, 1879-06-14

Union will bc too much exalted or respected
when tho Governor Ut Illinois, the third In mop.
ufnaon and wealth, Is capable Of bclttltn9 him
self and hts office By ab,ndon!ng hts duties 10
l1nng shout Washington In the capacity Of an
III reported that Nj. cullon. tic Governor
u Illinois. in company with "Long" Jones,
one Of his pcnltcntiarY Commissioners, day
OF two sgo called upon MF. Ilnyes at Waa',inr-
Mf. 1li!drup, The Marshal Of the Northcrn Dis.
trict Of llIiuois, a'ld appoInt Mr.. Cullom's man
Jones to be 1fildrup's successor. upon the
Erounl that Jones is an able political organizer
ait! Illldtur Ia mt.
Nothing can exceed the indeccncr OF this re.
ported conduct Of Gov. Cullen. eeif-rcsnccf-
inE Governors OF tic States hsvu never hesl-
tated TO call Tie attention OF Presidents to the
improper conduct nf Federal officers where such
Snailct ltas hecn aggressive to the people Of The
states. lhc uoscFnors arc bound 10 sec that
TIC laws VI the ataics sre obcYett mud the rights
OF tlIe people respected, and may properly
enough aAk the pfestdcnt to remove an officer
appointed when ho Judges It TO be necessary;
and Presidents, in most cases no Doubt, treat
the representations Of Governors inado under
alich circumstances with proper respect. And
u IA also trut that the Governors Of Tie States,
interference Of Federal officers In the elections
as petnlcious, aud oppose and protest against
huch interference.
In this Instance, It IL said that Cor. Culou,
IN violation Of OFFICIAL propsety aud Of bis duty
to The people Of illinois, actually reeortcd to
personal foieitatlu to Induce the President 10
resnorc Marshal whose official conduct Is un-
exccplfonable. and 10 appoint to ttts place hIs
own personal adhcTcut and follower; md tho
reason assigned hr the Chief Maeh&rato Of
1000, 600 Of frts people fur the removal OF tic
one citizen and the appointment Ut The other ID,
tint The present incumbent does not lntcrierc
With the management Ut their elections, md
the per*on he proposes Will anu can 10 80
etfcctaaliy. Gov. Culom seems, however, to
iurgct tllat tfltrc Il 4 Democratic majority Iu
the Henate which will hardly aid him to organ
lzc ~ nartisins 10 !llino!s O{ the appon.meot
party to 1t.
, 1879-06-14

New OHIHANh. June 11.--CoTroE-1!arkct dull
and casy; miA'tltngs. 1aac; low 10, 1:c; not re.
eolnts, 22. bales; gross. ESQ; sales, b5c stock,
~. 1n0; weekly net receipts, 038; gross, l, All;
2, OH.
NEW Yonx June 13.-CorroN- receipts nt all
United Btatcs ports during the weak, 1000 bs1ca;
taat year, H. coo; not recepts at all United s.aes
ports 10 date. 1,,0s, 600; last year, 4.1a:, 600;
exports from all United States ports for tho week,
T., 900; last year, 70 600; total cxports from ali
United States ports to data, 3 331 600; last year,
=, a15, 600; sock Ut all United States ports, 1a
e0U; 3aht rcar, elf, 900; stock ut n1l interior
towns. 10. 900; last ycar, 1900; ntock at Liver.
pool. col, GOO; last year. Bin 0o0: stock Of Aueri
can aGoat for Great Britain. 122, 600; last year,
, 1879-06-14

Indian Commissioner Hayt, who IL under In-
dictment fur erookedness IN thu management ot
tho lato lalncntcta international Trust Cunl-
pauy Of Jersey City. has son4n.law Engaged
IN tho manufacture Of oleomarEarino, und Is
supposed to have stock In tho business hElnscit.
It appears narrower that tic Departmont at
Agriculture at Washington las brcu tu tlsa habit
o1 sending neutrality-suspicious. Of tlls concern!
crutrEuports un,l dissertations on tea; wblct,
suggvsts that Ls Due, Us Woll ~ lIsyt, ii m !n-
tcresteu partner. Il Y u be hoped. therefore,
ti.nt Mr. l4o Due, in his ntxt annual coMmupl-
eatlon ta the people, Will incorporate u chapsar
os twn upon the growth aud propagation Of
artificial butter, ~ The subject IL Que 1T Groas
tmnortapcy, especially to farmers WIN kecp Ut,
cows. and tho cultivation OF olcoua1gaglne
ought by 2t! means 10 he encouraged.
:.
Ex-Gov. Palmer OH Gov. Culloua and
'tI.onE" Jonss.
aps1naf<id &IH-} Rs9tsser fDsns.l. -
Ihera "a no immed!4te danger that the
"rlghasn Or the dlguisy of tue Btates Of The
, 1879-06-14

MILWAUKEE, Juna II, I,-FInuR-Qn!ct
CRAtH-Whott firm; opened Nc higher; elosed
active and unsottled: alfonR; No. l Mllwnnsen
hard. 31.o8, No. 2 Milwaukee, 1f.024; Juno,
Sl.02A; Jnfy. 0DHc; August. M'.c; No. , Mi1.
waukee, a!4oi No. I, ta!tci rejected. G4Hc. f,nrn
actire. hnt ahhda t0wer; No. =, :W'sc. Uats
quiet; M. =. E'hc. Nye nrn: Ny. !. Gpf.5aNc.
rRovtItoNh-Flrmer IND unchanged. Mcss pork
1r!ct; ~ 80 cash. Prime steam lasd. 50. 70.
ffods-eteRdy ht 81. HtIl:. IL.
FfEfatlTs-Whnat u flMs1nln, aKc.
RaoRtrTs-F11uE, ~ 600 brts; whoat, 10. 600 hu.
tu,
, 1879-06-14

Du7FA1o. N. T., Juno 1:l.-gnA1n-Wheat-
Neglected aud uominatIy unchanged. Corn steady
and duii; sa1oa 1000 bu Kansas at 41c. Oats
aniot and steady; sa1ca g, b30 bu No. Chicago At
SOC. Itye tnactvc. harley Inactive.
CANAL FHEfanTs-unchanEed.
RkckIrrs-Flous, !. 6a6 bra; wheat, 108, ga bu !;
corn, II, lii bu.
9nlrMENTs--13Y canal-Whcat. 00, sol bn; corn,
q, 250 hu. BY ratlroad-Whcat, ~, Cal hu; corn,
10, Q00 bu,
, 1879-06-14
THE LABOR QUESTION.


r,..,., r,,,.a
rh. &c., -. H. n'eN ~ Coune,' ~,
met last evening at No. ia South Clark street,
Vice. president r. Il, NcLopan nraaf,fmr. A
delegation f,om TIN s.,n.,,. rTnl,, 49, -,
m,ttea n .c.,. IN ths ,n..,,"a oa s"1a W. ~
~ w., w. .ssss ~ .us 1neGts. representa-
Of his brcthreu were with him and they desired
to partfcipatc in tie deliberations. and nolo
ny+rt,rcr tor.rd. tnir;1v Tho rn,,n.i T,.,s
.,,..a .,t,a ,.'a,, !.s T.. .ne eoaneA' ln's
ratsed MUD klck' aud the matter ras finally
settled b. simply admitting them to the floor Of
the ho,1so for the occastnn nn1v. crnfcnti.l.
vcrs nraaentcd bv tl,o Tfnncr,. 11nian .1,a
rio,,+- -uour ,ho- .a4,. aaJ a., 1p' a",. ~
were given eeats.
Mr. T. J. Morgan called attention to the recent
legislation creating State Bureau Of Labor
Statistics, % consist Of five members, three Of
whom shnll ho laborcrs or mechanics and two
businessmen, and submitted resolution tllut
the Council rcqueat the Governor to allow 1t to
select ut least one Of the three laborers or me-
chan!cs. The resolution further protested
against the appointment OF any political bum
tncr Of thu John McGllvra! stripe to scrYe on
such Hoarsl, or 10 any way bo connected With
tic Bureau Of Labor ssatisttcs." The rcsolu.
ton was adopted.
Reports from tic various Unions was then In
order, Mr. Strectes, OF the Typographical uniou
No. III, reported that III the present strike Of
the typos, Donuctly. Lloyd g. Co. had got the
worst Of the fight up to date, certainly 80 far as
tn,t ~ o,orr n.i .as nai} ia
lns III e1erY y other mn1, tncT han arrested three
r,i.. OF !om1 q. luz stFlKers COMPUTES VINO were
s,t,.,,e ,ns .fi' y! ~ on.ou iloh
f.nS " ,it.n ~ easc aao HeGu H. c9ntlnueo,
a'tgr 1T ;,i paG,,uauasI nealnle' uatll 14esaaT.
+ao ~, 81 w.. " .se sn!e onon' htso
MsiiT 4 r. q 1o o si,'sG' ,n ~, au Ia W. nG
~, ~, e3aoe. fo.,tatts mk ~ ~ w consp.9
~ NV, a;tnost 19fgutten, nlla, on the 6tfet!Etn
" ~. nnu eauSet us ntiesL o. loul o. theie
,.ennets ,a huL n,ey eant pFove conspracy,"
Ht ~ a ati aF msn haaJ 10 pouna ovcr,
.s ~. w tnk ~, , Ms esn w.. taGm III INC n1Fner
5n down Io Sahor Tv s.o uosn ooa III rp.a. la 70
tSir a;S ISTm fca.3 daG9 y s,e @ @oVi9 enc OF
t'S!. S1 o.u GnSi.es ~ st'i i,9 " ooMn
,,, tts st'.s u M,!uusIoS ~ Q; Co.s STIR
h fsn.s' ~, "c1s r,, u ~ ~ 'onE memo
IT, H.. asosu ~ .ato' w go "aS" Gosca n1tn
snS ,s, H.. ~ aopG ua. a ;ao1FnE1nen
~ ~, sl s.,J ta o.tz ~ NV sa" NJ L. q 70.
~ s} 'r,au nuum p" rnferrinr IT, ~ II T.
,zi,,1 a e1' nfa tits ~ IL L. Go.s
wiseoo tna - ia els 10 ti,i ~ oouM1tsoo
y. ~. .nrss' nnu ~ apua Y .nSs ae'o", noved
u lie
, 1879-06-14
DnX GOODS.

NEw YoNx, Jnue 13.-Dnr Goons-nusness
continues nodcra:o with commission houses, and
1obbfnE tEado quiet; cotton goods In steady de-
n'nnd and very hrm; prints and glnghams sluggish
hut firm; ta"na In steady request; mems wear Of
wooions, blankets, and repnllAnts in fair demand
The Huttst!H saya: ''1'hcre 10 now strong prob.
netA. u
, 1879-06-14

Ink market. with tnoEo deposition 10
sel; tAhId hdtlctb wtrs Of du1lnsss al about for
Nor dRutos; 81, noo bu No. y spring at 41.U3A
Lug. chiohT Chiengo and Milwaukee, reported nt
s1.oo; o''. ooo bn No. 3 spring At 02sl04Itc. in
store and afoas: II, COO bu choice chicago
aaoat At 0lho. earn quo.ed generally
weak. and At tl,s closo a shado easier
on ffeor offerings. and less active movement; /;
mixed Western angraded at B)d1i4t, tho latter for
very cAo!eo ndoat; ysilow Western at 45.lc; white
do 1t 4Rc. kro nrnl. but very quiet; Mo. Vest
efn. H0AfEg2c in store and aaoat, Abont 4. 600 bn
sold ut tteso nausoa; H,A0O bu ID stors At AoAc.
onta quoted generally h6lc In most instances 1c.
oa lower OIL rnaso liberal and urgent offerings,
and 10 rule lcsa notivo inquiry; mixed Western.
81, ooU hu. 37ht1JDAc; No. = Chicago quoted At
saa1sc In store. md 3O1sf f240e a1ost.
PRoyts1oHa nfoducts d trifo eaAler On
lhitly nctisc buenessi now In falr request At lrn
rrcda. closing for june ut 310. 150D ,.5; July at
sto "6G110.26 August Ut $l0 500 10. SIT Scrtem.
beF nj $40. 4010. d. Cut tntaa steady, With talr
movement noted. baeon In request nna 1rn,.
Western steam lard moderately sought sftcr for
early delivery at arm prices: 600 tca at Sc. 400
H.47!4, elostng at aU,45; forward dc1lYosy fairly
active but eisfer; Jnue options c,o.ng At 50. ID;
.1n'y, 81. 5000, 52h; Auguat, So. 571; saptsm-
hor, 81. UG.
TAtlow-stcady and IN demand, prime closing
ut 16-1G1Gc.
DtN@1S~4t&H III luVAVtUl3 40GASHh VII kAu pAtA 81
5'ta16 7.1tic for fair 10 good refining Cuba; n.
6ned as last q.otcu on fair hustuesa.
Wn1sKr-Scarce; hold At 81. on, with u. OF bid.
FHEtaHTs--FEcot movement at generally lsm
and ID instances, on tonnage snted TO grain and
petroleum, 4 tstfo higher rates; inquiry from Tho
grain interest more urgent; for Liverpool engage
1aonta hY steam, 4, 100 tFla flour through freight
and forward shipment At q I'd per bz; grain Cd per
bu.
In ths 1Vfsttrn Assoftoted pr:ss.
New YoEH, juno ne13.-coT7ox-Qn!c a IL 13.1G
Dl" IL. ldc; futures barely steady; Jnne, IL. 7ac;
duly, ". 7Sc: August, 19.0jc; September. u. &c;
October, 1.c:lc: November, 11.:!s2c.
F1oun-s1odcratcly actsgc; recc1ts, 22, 600 tsls; !;
anpcs State and Western. S3.4o6na ii; common
to good extra, 81. 60 d. 90; good to choice, g.
14.50: white wheat extra, $f.55ae5.a5; extra
nesotA pasens process, s6.oo0 !. Is.
Gn.lx-Wheat hrfnor; receipts. 1i5, 0c0 bu; fe-
sS sSSe H. % 81 fS ae @ @:pn Saas:aeS Mo to o
I 4 d. s1 a!;; q; NJ: ds. II; isl; II; ":
d. g. ~ No: do. .a1cs 4, 900 bu Il sl.l7.
si ss:systfo; e%:t * :aSsS, I'll, On @ ss; :e 1s:.e
ss,n.s %" Sn: saasfesa aIo aoSa'4:' n 39sss4is;
,We.telu. i5aa46se; Mh!te Western, ase. osts
s.; sSSa 5 55S %at, DO s;asoas Ssis Ha Is ,G&s
rl'os1shoSs-rar!<: Iuict and unchanged.
HAY-blArket dull.
}lors-Quict ou. arm. ....-..
gnocrniEs-CotIes nominally unchanged. sugar,
tair to good feiln!ng. d1.1''deg 7.16c' Mo1asscs
n, ,P5TNoLEuM@Market dull; united, 05e; crude,
nEs!H-Dull and unchanged.
IlinrENTtsE Stcndy at 2Hiic.
, 1879-06-14

ToITDo. o., June 13.-GnAtN-Whett dull; No.
amber NiehlRan, spot. 81. .13 asked; Silica
bid; June, $l.12h; No. /. red winter, spot, held
Al &1.14; June held 1t s1.laA; July held Al
sl.oh; S1.to+R bid; August held 1t si.OoM.
Corn dull: high mixed, BIC; No. 2, spot, a8,4c;
July held At 3aTc: 1aAc old; Angn"t, 3HAc.
ItzuE1Frs-Flour 400 hsts; what 20, 600 bu.
anirAESTs--E Flour, II. GOO brls. wheat, 10, 600
hu.
, 1879-06-14

~. hseetai Dt8paseh to TAs 7tsaaa&
,,,., ioRx, juno 11.-GnA,N-Whtat In com.
i,,,,'ely good reuueas for carly delivery sud Oh
M ~. euefloes. especially Of the fatorlte grade.
I'm ~ xhlte' No. = rcd and No, = spring quotsd
a.st. 40: 2'fq showing farther slight lmpsoss.
,.ss,'u, Ii shs WY Of pptfS4s much less
:saea uoiad on 4 weaker. aud droqp.
, 1879-06-14
PETROLEUM.

r1rTsnuHo, Jnna j.-rErnoLEux-Qutet; crude,
853sc at rariter's for shipments 1ctaed, TIC
Phlladclphia delivery.
otL Ctrr. Pa, June 10. 3.-rkTnoLEuA-Market
onencd quiet, With sa1es At B8tc; declined to
05c, Mt which prlco Il closoh: ahipmchts, ~, o00
bEts. averaging III 600: transactions, .U0, coo.
CLErsLASp, O.. June IL A-lErnoLxux-un-
changed.
, 1879-06-14

1Nn1ANAroL,s. juno 13.-Hoos-Strong at g. s5
03.n0; receipts, hoo.
dnAtN-Whcat steady; No. 2 red, 81. o7.4 Gb1 .og.
cnEn steady at :'G!fc, Oats nrrn at 3.;Gl35c.
PnovEs1oHs-Shoalders, Itic; clear ribs, 81 0o
Lard. al4c. Hams, 8,{6sahc.
, 1879-06-14

sacs inclns!c TO-, 600 It Lud!ngton pcce strR ut
$a6..s, nnh l50. t0U It Mnnt-tcc do ut 81. D2,i;
Ito l7o, QUO It green strips and boards from Grand
Rrer at $1,000, and III, toD It WlNto Late piece
ltsa 1T S.. 25. Plcgcts 60. 90. and rs, 600 shin
fIesal -. co: also 19h, 600 II White Lake green
st!ilM mt boardk ut SC, So
The sunitcrH report I'M actlyo dcmand, eareclalty
tsF ary. tnfnc gradcs Of whte, ure scarce. An or
Minneapolis, md Tie sender says tho stock Of
'taroHed lumber nt that polut IL quite Iom, Quo.
, 1879-06-14
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Juno l3.--CoTTox-Steatly II ITO.
FLoUN-Qaitt; extra, u. u0Gt:L FL; do family.
st ONO 30; No. !, t5. 0o@5.1 faucy, S5, t06b
T,b0,
Ito. carn-Afarkst dulli wbits, 44o; mixed.
i4c. ostI-Markot dull; wh,ts. $50; mixed, 35e,
NJe nominal at nc,
MAr-Qulet At ~. oo01e. 90:
choice leat,. uescs,, .7kr; 90 koR, s4c. IuIk
meats htRhuF; shoulders, a5to; clear rlb 4Ga5o; !;
e!esr, l3iW5.4e, -suaar.cafed, sdvaucllng ;
WutsKx-Maskes dull; $l.o2,
, 1879-06-14
DETROIT.

DETROIT, June 13.--FLouH- and quiet.
0nAIs-Wheat casicr; extra, 81. o0M asked; No.
white, 81 1.o04G1. ooli; Juno, 81 .oA.l; July.
9. 0H:z asked: Aueust, 81. OLA; milling No. l,
2l.n7A; now 9l.071s.
REck.rrs-Whcht. III, :H0 bu.
8HlPxENTA-Whcat, DO, 233 bu.
, 1879-06-14
Sc. LOUIS,

sT. LouEs. juno u. 3.-lLoun-Dult; unchanged.
unA.s-Whrat lower; No. . red, 81. l1l1 1oH !;
cash and Juno; s1.019l. 0o!4 July; OsG07To
August No. . do. ST. oU!s. Corn lower at 35AD
3bIo eushs 35!lc Janst :5siGe:,hsso JulY; 3uifo
August. osts lower; III nc bid cash; Ulsc Augua..
lys 1rm; 6lc.
WH,sGr-HEcAdy 1t 81 .04. .
PROVISIONS Pork h!thvF At $40. a64nl0. 17h. Dry
salt meat nominal. nacon dErncr. Clear sjbs.
s5.1oGsj. Is; clear, 81. U5Qe5 10. Lard batter at
$t.a3. 7~'
KxcEtpra Flour. :, 900 bElsi wheat. l,Do0 hu; p;
corn 7, s00 but oats. 200 bM; rye, 700 bu; barley,
100 hu,
8n1PxE.rs-F!our, 4. 600 bris; wheat, 400 bu;
corn. D. 100 bu; oats, 100 but; Fyc, 1o0 ou; barley,
nnpe.
, 1879-06-14
O9wE EGO.

osw1oo, n. T., Juna Is. -GnAM--Whcat Grm 1;
No. Duluth sprlng, s1.10; extra white Michl-
ran, $1.20. Corn sfoAdy; Western, 4Gc.
, 1879-06-14
NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ORLEANS, juno HA-FLauR-31arket dull;
superdne, 81 90; Xx, 81. 0o1 90; xxx, s5, .15l
h.1b; high grades. ii, 6h1lU.I1!s.
GnA1N-Corn fair demand III 6nI57c. Oats active
and frm at 41GD4.c.
ConS- S-MEAL-t2uIet Mt s9.f'5.
HAy--Masket anlt: irlme. S1. 90; choice, s18. 80.
pnoy1srnHn-rork strong aud higher at 81. 90.
Lard scarce and firm; licrce. Gaafl7!ao; kegs, 7t@
7iic l'ntk incnts-Dcmand active. prices have
sAc. lhco,.-4iuI,,nna fall and market lsln;
sAnntdcrs. II; CLEAR rtb h;.c; cIcar, &c, Hams
Snrar.cnrcd, qa,nt and weak; canrasad, ~ 0105ic.
M III alze.
wnIsKr-Markct dull; Wcatesu scct,1cd, $l.o5
q III. ..
0,,ucEntEa-Cotluo steady; Rio cargoce. ordinary
to prime, l1GD15c. Hurar-Quet but Arrn; COM
n,ot, to good common u hns!e tats to fully fais.
clariiei. 76s7!.c. s,oiasaes- Good tiSma,s; sc.-
monttns, eiG a1e; common, .bc; fair, ,sc: primo
TO cholcc, :ISG1:i'e. Ricc-Gpod demand at Eull
prcna. Ht.GhNc.
DRAN--Steady at Soc.
, 1879-06-14

N1ecfHE Ndp11th 10 TIE 7T7btNt
KAfsAa Ctrr. hio.. June H. -GHAIN- Ths Prles
Current reports wheat reecipts, IL, 101 bu: ship
mcna, {, t00 bn; lower; No. =. cash, 81. 0l Juue,
81. Of No. . cash. iI8c; june, 00Ac- Corn-Ro-
celpts, q. 5:'6 hn; shipments, ., ,4O1 bu: t1m; No,
Y cash, &c; june, Jftc.
, 1879-06-14
Tho Out1nok Mover brighter.

Tho outlook for Republican principles wss
never brighter than it is to-day. All classes Of
Republicans nro thoroughly united upon .prin-
c!plc. Much that was rritating In the past has
been composed. The President stsows no sym,,-
toms of tlcviattng from the course lie has
adopted with tho unanimous approval OF the
party. Tie revolutionary attitude OF tic Dem.
urratlc party, NlMI tts loose notiolls concerning
ti,s llnsIona( tonor disturb and disgust scasu.l-
ahle Americans ot ynrous political affiliations,
opportunity to Hid BY Ais ballot thu triumph Of
tl.e Republican purtY. Let Republican concord
DO maintained. nn.l III, apprehension need be
liatl IS to The resIlt OF The national canvass
which ia 50 near at hald.