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BRAN-Was irregular. The offerings were 1argc,
and the market tended doWnwards except on lots
which were in through cars. These sold at IS. 373x
@9.25; while lots on track weakened to 81. ESQ
s. 90 per ton. Sales aggregated $50 tons.
-MEA1-coarse was nominal at s13. IS per
ton on track. Sales were 200 bels at 81: 85.
SHoRrs-sa}e was made OF 10 ions at 80. a5.
:, M1nD1,SSs- G. were reported Of so tons At
SPRING WHEAr-was moderately active and IT,
regular. June advanced 1:e and closed &c above the
latest quotations ct Friday. while July closed the
British markets were GENERALLY dru'er, md New
York held higher, while our receipts were smaller
5 b Tn 6
That leaves less than T. 600. 600 bu OF OIL granes
here, little more than three-quarters OF which
early, the offerings being mostly for next month,
the bearish feeling being 6scribed to the expecta
tion that higher freight rates will depress tho
they found tha tie 1sss marRst D for t5is did
tor jnne was ut ~'afse. but holders
spasmodic character and somc flied because they
feared q new turn in the deal as consequence OF
the presence in this city ct New 1oEk operator
The fact Of cool weather here did not seem 10 en-
70, the Of The
which is the wide difference between the prices OF
Nos. 2 and 3. The two grades closed at Sl.o2a,
sl.O3, later at 81 ok. and closed at Sl.02sl.
Seller July opened ut 9ss @e9c, improyed to 9oNc,
at eeEc. Seller August sold at 311sQ93Mc. Spot
sales we're reported 81 Il, 900 By 10. 2at 81 o2h@
!. 03; 10, 800 bu No. at 91@3lMc; + 600 bn re:
jected a. 62@62Ac, aud 2Q. GOO bn by @ sample at
56ADssc mostly on track. Total g, 500 bu.
OTHER WHEAr-Sales were g. sou oq winter
wheat At ST. .02*s@1 071z .pn track; 4oo hu DO at
81. 90 Tree on board cars 400 bu DO tchoce) at
81. Y deliveredi 1.ooo bu No;e Ainnesota , Ct
soc, and 60 tons screeninsaat $40. oo21s.oo per
ton. -
CORN--Was fairly active and averaged drmer,
though tame anu easier nt the outside; 1t closed
about &c above the latest:prices Of Friday The
British markets were quiet and steadY, wnile New
York wae lower but our receipts were smaller In
volume. The stocks In slore seem. however, to
have increased some 54o, ooo ba during 1Is the
favorable to lower snrces. The thines
above noted caused a,:tame feeling early, ]
but the continuance Of coldEweather broneht out
better demand. both for future and By shippers.
mud cuutssions hardened :in a1m1athy w'ta Whsat:
, 1879-06-08

Long clears quoted at s.. 50 loose, and s. 05
boxed: cumberlands, s.. .o2h@4; s7H boxed; long
cut hams, 7A0Bc: swcct-plckled hams, 7k@
7a{c for 16 to Ii ID average: green hams, 64D7c
for same averages; green shoulders 3AD3Sc-
Bacon auotcd at 41s@4Hc for shoulders, 53s@
6&c for short ribs, 5ssD5Ac for short clears, $40
Sc for hams, aIl canynsed and packed.
GREAsE-Was quiet At S.. 0o@D5. rs for No. 1
white. 4M@5c for good yellow, aud 41<G4Hc for
brown.
BEEF PRODUCTS We're firm aud quiet at
S9.0o@9. 25 for mess. Sl0:00Q01o. 25 for extra
mess, and S1B. 50@17. 90 for hams.
TALLow-Was quiet at 808hc for city and $50
&c for couutrY.
, 1879-06-08
PROVISIONS.

HOG PRoDUCTs-We more active and strong
rail- round. In sympatht,,w an advance at the
Stock Yards. There was not much change in the
tone Of adv1ces from other points: out much In
proved demand for shipments both in meats and
lard. Some rather large orders we're received for
shoulders, to ship now, and aleo in August and
pork went up IN sympathy, though not particularly
active.
The following Ia q detailed statement Of the
shipments OF provisions from this city for the
week. and siuce Nov. i, 1878, with comparisons;
, 1879-06-08
Withdrawn from store during Friday for
city con8umntion: l,G74 hu wheat, 1,274 bu oats.

Withdrawn from store during Friday for
city consumption: 1,G79 bu wheat, 1874 bu oats.
The Withdrawals Of barley for city use during
the week aggregate Il, OIL bu.
The following grain was inspected into store
in this city Saturday morning; car No. win
ter wheat, cars No. 9 do, 2 cars No. $ do,
cars mixed, Is cars No. hard, II cars No. 2
spring, 1s0 cars No. do, Il cars rejected, 8
cars no grade GEO wheat}; cars yellow corn,
Sl8 cars and 6.l00 pu high Mixed: / car new
do, cars new mixed, 90 cars and Il, 600 bu
No. 2 corn, 90 cars rejected 600 corn); Il cars
white oats, IS ears No. 2 mixed, 20 cars rejected
S6 oats); car No. rye, 10 cars No. q do, 2
cars rejected Q3 rye); l car No. 3 barley Total
Q,160 cars), SOC, 600 bu. Inspected out: 16s,s ,ss2
bu wheat, 3o4,646 bu coru CTS bu oats, SOL
b1l barley.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of breadstufs and live stock at this point dur
fnu the nast tyeel and for the rorrnsnnnf1no
, 1879-06-08

FLOCR-Was in good demand. and strong at full
previous prices, some lots being held higher. The
inquiry WIS chiefly for shipment to be taken out
before the adGance in freight rates. There was
less demand for lots to arrive. aud the local trade
was rather slow. Sales were reported OF rs brls
winters private terms; GOO brls double extras
chiefly at ST. 00@5 90; and IL brla extras at 3d. 25
Total, 2,117 brls. The following was tho nominal
, 1879-06-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Record for tho First Week In June,
The inquiry for marriace-ltcenses during the
,ast week vas only moderate, and but eighty
our were issued. The list OF the to-be-happY Il
, 1879-06-08

and 1t sold up to 4554 bid, without takers. The
been Operating in Pennsy1vania Railroad stock.
, 1879-06-08


@10211 and interest
Stocks we're dull, with hardly enough irreeu
lar1ty~ IN prices to make the market interesting
The downward movement IN Iron Mountain
from 26A TO 25A, the break in Louisville q
Nash7ine from IS to 53H, with recovery tc
55A. the rise In the Northwestern, and the
strength Of the coal stocks, and the activity h
Erie second Is, gold, were the features Of the
days business The Erie second-mortgsge
bonds are uow as active rs any stock On the list,
This new interest IN, these securities will be in.
te11igfble when it Is remembered that these
bonds control the road. Under the scheme OF
reorganization, the seeon1-no7tgage bondoo1d.
eFs vote and the Stockholders do not vote. The
late large dealings In these controlling securf.
ties give additional interest to the report thai
Vanderbilt has been endeayoring to get a dorm
inans interest in Erie. The rise tn Northwest
was on account OF the semf-aunual dividend of
per cent On the cumnon nud ~ Quarterly nr
the preferred stock. The fluctuations of ali the
quoted Stocks. are given in the table bp1ow Of
opening, highest, lowest, and closing prices.
Erie second 6a, gold, were active, onentne II
TX, declining to 7236, rising to 73x, and clos
ing at g.
Northwest gold bonds we're 111K. a. pan1
slnk:ng-funds 1oS7S, Burlington; Cedar Ranidx
& Northern Sc 79h5, ex-iut., Alton gold 6s 1ffs5o
107, and Kansas g. Texas trsts 687<.
Railroad bonds in New York m Thnrsa.r
we're strong and In good demand sxnen;s11,,
during the afternoon, when ther, ,vss J s,~a-.,
Improvement II priccs. The advance ~ .sa
day ranged fram u tn ~ -. ~. .4e
principal activity IN Erte consolia,taa saoau5.
Lehish & Wilgesbarre. and K,nsas ~ rss .' -
sues The first named advancad ~ 1,1[
fell off to 72sk. and ra11,a5 -. ~ ~
Eric funded> IS so}a m ~ ns' .o15
and consolidated po1d =. - 1,o11
with fractfona1 ra.c+,o,, o/a'
the f1naf sa1eg. 1e117oh E. w;1t-.s5a-.. - -
dated assented rose fro1 e51< +o 90 49, a'o w. -
Gomez from "a tn ~, ,-the 1a,tar W ~.
greatest advance or the dav E,nras =. sr,-ae VIC
consolidated aera,,tad. rora ~ 80
G7s<: and do sccnndc aft.r an1tn;t os:s o,1 ~
m p1sr ross - .o1sI n ~ a VA
sold M fron, ~ - ~, 80" s@o
nenvpr nf,5doo 49,. ..s,n.- "et1s3 i1s*
and do Is Of 7sqa w,,t .a,,no, .o...a t.,'
cates: to .71a-tbe for,n.- aansn.s -
!. Wshash eo,,innc,t ,dvanna, % t>.. -. .os4o
~ and chesapeake Il Ohio currency Is 2 per
cent 70 % Tie cna1-rnads, ;eapaa uora ,,ia+
an sijoht c,,anpas K.,.a. p.ota. f,n
, 1879-06-08
Theme for q New Opera.

L singular case recently Occurred in Bcloitrn.
young and beautiful Jewish girl, belonging
to rich anu honorable family, wns about to BIZ
married., when peasant woman entered the
, 1879-06-08

By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.
New YoRF. Jnne 7-Goyernmcnts steadv.
par1.o.a c.ar,,;+;oa ,-o,a et,orr-
.asu Eau su.s sssS.es ..a-s ~. ~ ''o'
state bonds were quiet
Stock speculation to-day was characterized by
great irregularity. Northwestern shares were
strono m, renorts of increase, e,rn,,oa .,d a.
ra,na5 ~ ~ ca,,t ~, oor,,,,o, 49, - 0 -.
Yaheeo - per csnt oa common ana a on pfe-
fesred. st. Paul was less active, common rising
Il, and preferred declining 4 per cent. Coal
shares recovered from last evenfnp's 1enres-
, 1879-06-08
COMMERCIAL.

Latest quotations for June delivery on the
leading articles for the last two business days.:
, 1879-06-08

L. O. SLAUGHTER
BANKER AND BEoEER,
+. II. cor. Clark and 1ladisou-sts., Chicago.
Stocka, Bonda Local Securities and Land Warrants.
Member Of New FORK Stock Exchange.
CHARLES aEERoT1N,
1oe East Westinghouse
CITY, COUNTY, GoVERNMENT, AND RAILROAD
BONDS.
COMMERCIAL PAPER,
And Investment Securities Of all kinds
, 1879-06-08

ening intelligence about the prospects OF the wheat
crop IN the Nozthwes7 iacudtng Ntnneaota, that IT
the ordinary news c1ahnels. It was nretty dry
weather in Minnesota in april and it cannot
get over tue impression that our wheat fields are
inches OF rainfall since then OF which THE TRIBUNE
has not heard: The result is, that all throughout
this State and in Dakota;the crops never looked
better or gave better promise OF IN abundant yield
This is the uniform testimony from all parts Of tho
State.
, 1879-06-08

r. e. eALToHSTAII7 l. K1pDrR CO.,
Chicago EeT York
123 LaSalie-st.. Chicago.
.. STOCK BROKERS'.
Stocks bought and sold margin by telegraph at N
T. Of Commission. Stock Lists on file and all In
formation furnished on application.
Aegsra Ssltnnst1l kidder 4 Trask, OF our firm,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange.
, 1879-06-08

IN NEW YORK SATURDAY,
June 7.-Receipts- Flour. 15,S S3l brls; wheat,
$4,000 bu; corn, 2244o,46a bu; OATS 37,6e1 bu;
corn-mea', 1855 pkes; rye, $3.50 bu; barley,
1,1o0 bu; malt, II, III hu; pork, 6595 brls; beef,
1,455 tcA: cut meats 1,2es pkgs; lard, 1872 tcs;
whisky, 3229 hrls. -.
Exports-for twentY-four hours-Flour, 81, 600
brls; wheat, 10000 bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats,
l,000 bu; rye, $1,000 bp.
, 1879-06-08
Is, 678 68

Suodsies. is, $50 Is, CTS. 68
. $3o3. 228 $270, 329. ~
Increase. s32, 1893 2s-loo.
The earnings OF the Kansas Pacifc for the
fourth week Of May are as follows:
1879. --.3e8, 588. ~
1873 Co. ISL 81
1ncfeaee...- .--~ .E28, bU1. I'd
The Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Com
pany reports earnings as follows for the fourth
week in May:
1SI9 $I9. 445 90
AAetet&ae.'"- .....-aso u 7ot 16
The following gives the fluctuations Of the
, 1879-06-08

Union TRUST co. BANK.
N. E. cor. Aadtson and Desebozn~sts.,
RECEIVES SAVINGS DEPOSITS AND ALLOWS
INTEREST ON SAME
No notice required to draw money.
G. al. WILSON, Cashier.
, 1879-06-08

Cattle - 22505. 10 2,256L5. 10
The following we're the receipts and sntp-
meuts Of the leading articles Of produce In this
city during the twenty-fouf hours ending at !
o'clock on Saturday morning, aud for the
corresponding date twelve mouths ago:
, 1879-06-08
A*%oS 14UA ("
PHILADELPHIA.

DIV e2ec1dt 0fspatch 70 7Ae 75ibune
Narshe4a Nahhe1DE1raA, P.l1d, June 7.-speculation in
Gay Northern d Pacific led the list With sales of
Ifer q o,og SHARES. largely on New York account.
~ ~ opened Per st 43A, and sold up to AZ. cIosn:K L
OIL DUE attar the Boards business vas actate.
, 1879-06-08

JOHN H. WREEN 4 CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
30 Washington-st-, corner Dearborn >
UNITED STATES PEE CENT BONDS.
LOCAL SECURITIES.
COMMERCIAL .PAPER,
, 1879-06-08

Tile following shows the receipts and ship
ments OF wheat at points named Saturday: :.
, 1879-06-08

EVRE13E.
81 GIG. ~ 1<@ouat,
o7Io un'tea States securittes-Readfng, 20; Erie,
1oS1e; Is, 105. o-' A"~.@' 72sS'
Ftkks June 7.-Rentes, 118f Sc
, 1879-06-08

The following table shows the exports from
New York for the week ending Thursday even
ing last, With comparisons:
June S. May2o, .7une &,
1879. 1870. 1873.
F1onr, brls.. a.. go. 60. 376 1888 78. 500
Wheat bn. ........:. s95, 141 $40 s39 s54. To5
! ro.r nv u 1y5 177 I'll n-E r61
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A Handsome Income for an Energetic
I,adV Or GeutHman.

The Ohio Scale Works, Of Cincinna-
Il, have just completed and are now In
Producing to the public handsomely
finished Family Scale, an article that
has always been needed In every house
hold, and In communication ADDRESSED
to the publisher of this paper the pro-
prietors ask US to refer tleih to some
reliable party, to Introduce IL for them
to the people of this county. IL Is very
seldom that a new article steps so sud-
denly into universal favor. House
keepers are loud In Its praise, II Is al
ways ready, there are no weights to get
lost or to be hunted up, Is reliable, and
will not get out of order. The descrip-
ton Of them IL handsome base SUR
mounted by q column IN. which works
u spiral spring 40 scientifically adjusted
as to weigh anything up to twelve
pounds with perfect accuracy, On the
top of the column Is the platform on
which the articles to bc weighed are
placed, and they have an adjustable ili-
dicator 30 that you can take the tare of
any vessel you may use In weighing,
giving you tile exact net weight. House
keepers ut once see their value In
Weighing fruits. sugars and other iiigre-
dielits used In preserving, cooking, etc.,
or In testing the weights Of purchases
from othrrs.
The Scales are made Of all Bress, are
highly polished aud are finished la a
skillful manner. They ars very at
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Horrible to Think Of.
Astounding Disclosures and important
Int0rmdtiOD."

The attention of the people of this
town and county Is specially called to
the number of deaths reported In the
papers, from that dreadful disease, Con-
SUMPTION. In fact, this disease Is re-
ported to be constantly increasing, us
can be seen by examining the mortali-
ty list; and all caused by not breaking
up slight cough or cold as soon as II
appears, which can eusily be done by
using HALE's HONEY OF HoREHOUND
AND TAR, an article which was discov-
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physician of Europe, and used In his
private practice for many years with
great success. The present proprietor,
believing this market required just such
an article, has purchased the same at
q large outlay, and Is now preparing II
according to the original recipe. And
those who have used the article (they
are thousands) consider IL a certain cure
for all Coughs, Colds, Huarseness, Diff
ficult Breathing, and all affections Of
the Throat, Bronchial Tubes and Lungs
leading to Consumption. Sold by all
druggists, and at CRITTENT0N's Patent
Medicine Depot, sixth avenue, New
York City. Prices 80 cents and 81.
Great saving by purchasing large size,
PIXIES TOOrHACHE DROPS .cure In
one minute.
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Chambers CydODedia Of English Litera.
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Pin0ra Items.

Thinking a few items from your
humble servant would not be amiss,
will try and write them.
Michael Derschel lost O valuable
horse, Wednesday last.
On Thursday, VIM. Robson CAME
near being killed while telling timber
on ID. A. Lathrop's place. A limb,
nearly four feet long and n inches I'm
diameter, fell some 30 feet, striking
him on the side of his head, knocking
him down instantly, and binding the
left eye; 1t Is thought he is hurt inter-
nally.
VIM. Parker's family Is quite sick,
also, Mrs. Robert Brown.
Your correspondent was informed
that Mrs. e. J. Mclaughlin recently
fell and received several quite severe
bruises,
8. VOLTS wife has been very Ill, but
is better at present.
H. Stowe has all his saw mill ma
chinery ready to put into his mill; and
Is now cutting some Of the incest
shingles In this part of the country
G. w. Joiner's, Of Chase, not excepted.
His machinery u all new and first
class. His steam room is insufficient,
and he informed your servant that he
was going 10 put In another boiler, "a
feet long.
The old Ratx mill will soon blow its
whistle. Henry Ratz will be chief
hashef, s-
The first snow Of the season fell on
the night Of December 2d, 1873, and II
showed 55 days. On the 58th day It
rnined slightly; then three fair days.
Again Il snows-Feb. LIST.
Hoping to come again, ] remain.
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f'WfNWkLLE, Tend, Nay 2Sfh, 1877.
Dr, Il. ", PrElscB, Buffalo, N. vi
Bear &r--For q long time suffered
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Zachary, Of this place. He furnished
me with your NASAL Douche, Sage's
Cktnrrh Remedy, and your Golden
Medical Discovery. These remedies
speedily Effected Nm entire cure.
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LAEE COUNTY STAR s0iN be only
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From the osceola Outline
TO a BereaVed Mother.
by r. Q. RADCLIFFE.

By tt Cs
Strong were loves ties, and close entwined
Around thy heartj
And thoughts arise, perhaps, In mind,
since ye must part;--
"why. thus, should Death, the monster dread
With touch NO chill,
Stop her sweet breatlif Why Is she dead--
Her pulse SO stilif
$50 fair, go youngi My darling child!
My daughter deorl
MY heart Is wruny with anguish Wild
My life, how droarI"
o mother, sad, remember. still,
Thy Fathers love!
With glory clad, IL Is His will,
She dwells abovei
She was loan, a gift, 20 bo
For little space;
God takes His own but loaned to thee,
BY His own grace!
Kissing the rod, canst thou not say,
"Thy Will be DONE"
And trust thy G0d--yea, trust alway-
Till heaven is won?
Then bear thy weight of toll and care,
Till life shall close,
And, through the gate, thou pass, to share
Heavens sweet repose
East Toledo, Jan. oath, 1879.
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who sees them.
1t seems to ms that nearly every fam
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II Is certainly rare chance for some
smart and energetic party TO pick up
quite nice little income during the
next few months. The Company has
agents I'm other counties who are easily
making from SIS to SO per day selling
them, and we would recommend par
ties In need of employment to drop the
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yvcan make money hssierat work for us than
Uat anything else Capital not required, We
will start you. $i2 per day at home male ~
the industrious. Men, women, boys ana yir!s
wanted everywhere tt work for as. Now -
the time rostly outfits and fortns fcss Ad-
dress TRUE d Co, Augusta, Maine. rla.t-..,
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Weather Report.

The following weather report was
prepared and furnished by Lee b. Cobb,
of Yates townships:
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ARTHUR'S
ILLUSTRATED
Home Magazine
for 1879.

For no many years n guest In the homes
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and pleasures Il has so closely identifiod ITSELF
| the HOME MAGAZINE comes again, as the new
| year approaches; and asks for the old place
| among YOU. and the old cordial welcome.
Not n 'tithe OF what IL will bring you IN the
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The January number. This will be followed
PtNDER AND TRUE iS.s If: S.sr by tas nas Hn'eSs VIZ
R0SELLA RCE%rtc son5SSs %ss,s sfsss Fsnoer
fife, under the title OF Fading Footprints; or,
| the Lowly Lives Of Long Ago."
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CHATTY BRQOKS%say ,ss e % Srs Yang
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