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lung.
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Soffmann! 4rhtteft 5ugo Gpff.
mann - ar6iteft 3ugo Soffmaan J! |!
Soffmann t3u ipdt tOmmeno, aons auber
ItbemD: Sier
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gBo? SD femme Sie &pn. Gie SaoeR
immsr rSier," penn sic iiiat ba iin0.
GieIfleiIn ais Wohruna Sc
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gen Der 0or5eit in ben 21noern um cas
WitteldnoiIhe Weer aIs 2a1ttbier aehnIs;
ten, mar in Der antifen 3eit aud meaeH
ieines 6leiI6es 6eIiebt, mot)ten imuerhiu
eini9e Ier;te oes AItertbums 0aIfeIbe aIF
unper0aulid1 uno unqeluno beaeidbnen.
9ie SeinSiingIer in aitranorisn flansent. !.
LID uno in atben6Adbten uneeulein alier .
hano 8ertdate, oeren 9runoitoff gIelfeiSh,
uno 3ur 3ett oes Sdliers aueuitus 0urfte,
Uenn es bel einem 8aItmabl bod berging,
iunger @IeIsbraten nidt febltn, Der i'm
4ltertbume aud am perIifden SpIe ais
duBerIt oelttates @eriht oufgetragen
puroe. Sn Spatlien ME In China tuirb
gIelHeii6 geeenludrtig nod nsraebrts por~
3ugsueile i'm leBteren lanoe ols Elm Qeder~
biIIen aeriibmt. Sn StaIien fertiot man
aus oemielben Die beriihmten Wiriie, ee-
nannt: Salami stagionati. BohI in
9an5 europa uiro bic WliI@ Der Gielinnen
VruIttranten als iebr beilIam empfohIen !,
in 5talien bereitet man baraus Die trefjii.
den YarmeIantGIe. WauIeielfieilh pers
3e9rt man nit WorIiebe In Clam, Gtina
uno YsrIlen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-04-13

Non plus ultra. 5err Soft 0as IolI
Wtarihlren iein2 Weit benz IinIen 8eiu
matt Der 8erl Baraoemari9 uno nit benz
re4ten iibt er JsIooienit.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-04-13
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Die Gortisbuna bso
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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-04-13

4uf Der Strase. Bearlter I:
6eoa, Wtiitter6en, nihts Steuerbareg -
8duerin (ibr le.res 9ortemonnaie 3ei.
oenb): Stsusrn 9enus, absr nints 8aa.
req
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-04-13

gu friib. Telopebel 6err Saupt.
mann, th meloe: Der &etrut Neumnnn III
bieis 9taht eeTtorben. Sauptmann
Sonnerruetter, Der sserI lit la nod ga,
niht auserersiert.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-09

among either. This is Jacks formula ::
"a mcssmate before shipmate, ship
mate before a friend, a friend before a
dog, but dog before a 'sojcr' Y
Nothing is more noticeable among sea-
men real seamen, not coasters and fish
crmcn, but true Jack Tars, that '.go
down to the sea in ships and make long
voyages (by the way the race is wcllnigh
extinct since steamers drove sailing yes
sells from the seas) than their love for
children. Rough and uncouth in their
ways, they will be as tender with Il child
as Il woman, and far more ndulgent.
III their minds children are associated
only with home; they never see them
when on duty, and there is to them Il
novelty about childish ways and a delight
in childish prattlc which those who see
and hear them daily know nothing OF.
Happy the child who counts among his
relatives one whose life has been mainly
passed at sea. TO him he Will instinct
lively turn for companionship, sympathy
and love, ana never in vain. Boston
Transcript.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-09

Capt. Boughton of Portland, tells Il
story which we think too good to keep.
which is as follows: Some time in "a
there We're anumber Of army officers stop
ping at hotel in Washington Among
them was a Captain Emerson. There
WAS also a Capt. Jones who was a first
rate fellow, good officer and very pom
pouS- Emerson and Jones used to have
a good deal Of joking together at the table
and elsewhere. one day at the dinner
table when the dining hall was well filled,
Capt. Jones finished his dinner first, cot
up and walked almost to the dining hall
door when Emerson spoke to him in a
loud voice and said: "Halloa Captain,
see here; want to speak to you, a min
ute The captain turned and walked
back to the table and bent over him. II
wanted to ask you how far you would
have gone if had not spoken to you"
The captain never changed a muscle, but
Strengthened up and put his fingers into
his vest pocket and said, in voice loud
enough for all to hear him: Captain
Emerson, don't know Of man in the
world | had rather lend five dollars to
than you, but the fact is havn't a cent
with me to-day" and turned on his heel
and walked away. Emerson was the
color Of half a dozen rainbows, but he had
to stand it. He never heard the last Of
1t, and it cost him more than ten dollars
to treat on it.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-09

some CURIOUS STATEMENTS. The
entire population Of the globe, placed side
by side, and allowing two feet to each
person, would encircle the earth twenty
times. The States Of Maine, New Hamp-
shire and Vermont, taken together, are
as large as England. Any one of the
States of Georgia, Illinois, Iowa and North
Carolina are us large as England. Kansas
is as large as England and Scotland to-
gcther. France is more than twice as
large as England, Wales and Scotland to-
gcther. Texas is thirty-fve times as
large as Massachusetts, or as large as
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Mas
sachusetts Rhode Island, Connecticut,
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Maryland, Ohio and Indiana
combined. The entire population Of the
United States could be provided for in
the State of Texas, allowing each man
woman and child four acres of land. The
entire population of the world could be
provided for in the United States, allow
ing each person one and onc-half acres of
land.
The garden of A. II. Howard Esq. of HaIlowel
contains fig tree loaded with fruit quite we'll de-
yeoped.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-09

htU lDr characteristics tn n letter rf
... American Missionary. from Nudnapii
E. India. -l&,., tl,.to.foV19g ~fns7tIar en-
uuHencc III lad Mitch Il ,aIEr lor~p.
Nineteen vc.l~l.o hou.rhr III Madras
Nd tcruna. E.ud. af /. HORSE III. ha3r,lo
wound ul Iaakr h.a In. Tt Wa, .ao. Fl
uaeA.nr uut .e.ritls.. ,lE. horse
Whru breaking Mimi. H. ..a hi Nh. r.Ir-
r.a.c M I'LL. bcen iufrred HI a,.ridrn-
occurred in staI,ir,. him rb,. tif,r lime
mihe va- thrown md hurt and FRIGHT
.url Itn4.I. !l;,ltf,,5i.l ..I.,i,j.t.,.+,,,.,
Anerhr had our. started he wolld Dr.'.r
ualk. uutr r.,l,Ita5lt.ot.r Nh. r..fri.Ig. hal.
Wou.. ~-5It .I, -tno ard r.,.n Il .I.,s.
I.no, lbs Won llaa-r,I. urr /. Mas ,ni--
,.hfr..tru VIA .#a Started N tu.- ,.,,.l
-,v. ~. ls4- farqi..~~..,I +, TIL. ,..,r,,....
II.Ha-. 5I I.-hr ul,.Iar rle sai,i., .,5.
excellent r,d.ur Horse 1nI VouIl ,:,rr,
uc lon.r Distance, I'm ,.z- DISTRICT word, So
thar ,sd.u.. N#,tl.r,.,E5-,,-..,+.1 MIN I.,,,
IcuaU rur atfarl III lz,,.5 t,,a. ,,ba+....rr
l4s, mu~t.-,i M ,...i.r,i.,.'. ,,,1l.s ,.d,..
ar3 Determined rtl4- vn,ll .n,,.,,,,.
AT fa-, If -,,,..rf,,.- t.,.l ,r,,..,, 1,,,,,,t,
-.t 0#r -rat.rG t.... ,4. l,., t1,-f
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M. ni,sa ri. ,.surai.,,r rl,.t .,ga.s.I
too> 4 ~,r,',r tantr,n -r.rI. tna+..t
.oa- .yd u.,-. an iu,.A tlf.j ...,,t
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-09

The FIJI Islanders were very much dis
gusted by the corsets worn by the last
lot of female missionaries sent there. The
ingenious natives say that if white women
are to have as many bones as a shad, it
really don't pay to import them.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-09

Wv N'' ~ 'ttN ttll'l Ii'''N'il'tlN. t'AIl "
him WHO feels that il is mighty organ
ism. whose Geart-lhroOS are felt on every
shore WHOSE face is but the exponent OF
itS moods. in whose depths arr secrets
! that man can never know to him Old
ocean is forever wonder, a study. de-
light. In which is nothing monotouou~ or
/ drraW,
X MAS once CauSturs good fortune 10
..yr tor 4 season in Il safe Retreat where
were assembled to dwell tuu the remain
drr OF their lives some hundreds ut men
"hu had for Years "lolloWed the sea, Is
the phrase is. and become worn out in the
service. Men there were Who had sailed
In every sea and under every flag, not cN-
ccptin- that ensign OF DEATH the Back
iiag OF The pirate and freebooter. which in
times that are gone was the terror Of an
Who "sliIed the seas over" What yarns
they would spin Not always quite true.
perhaps. but certainly With Il basis ut
truth. and SO Favored with salt that they
tchled The dulitSt palate. What tale, OF
wonder they told III life in the tropics. VI
! the tcrrors OF the 'mjddIe passage" of
slave trading on the Guinea coast. Vt pri-
Watering in "the last war; (l-l r. vas tthe
last war" them, Of coral islands in the
Pacific, ot hunts for whales up among the
icchtl-S ot the North. of shIpWrrck~ un
bdlTrh rock -hounu coasts. ~ iratS Of
>cdlnauehlp which saved whole crews
from WatelE graves. OF mutnicS. and Of
thc thousand and one incidents q saul
or llic And how their oll cNc~ would
AiAule ana their cheeks lLaNe when they
sans, ~ voices Ions past Their prime and
SdlIN out u tune. the old songs with
winch many a toYccJ>,.r rang in days
40nr hI Ntu Their" were from every ma
ton mlhor -5hippcre' nom Nantucket
and New Bedford, British taI~. both oi
the merchant and naval ScrNlcc Span
,.'-,'' -N'' i aus t''' Y. ,G'"i l. lI'i
"''''-' all'' sunny --ia.IN'' n ."t-l'tiL~,
Nv. ."'' "I7'. ''' .-i'l' III eI." t"U1H'
'.'' 'o.'t"tLT' r. '''f 3gtdi' 'lil'f H'''IN
~ ~ I'f "'.' '!i hIi'Hl aAi -,'l-
,',' d. ','1 ''" 10 -I"" .i'!-' Il may ne,
''' '"'' 4 '1CA '-tf u. 81 yrs "'TlN
U'Vt' "'"t S"iH' "l NA'.iI 1Il l"' Iglu "i
''I' TO- nu' OH lht Nn"Ie NtlI-,llN-
'1V,. ".,,-,NlT 4 Y n 9".tll iIi'oI',' N
l:,n I'LL Z" '0I"- ll'l' "I. '"Ltich't''' anu "ll
''''.' '''Ni''9'''. 70 ''7%ii S',iI "'I iIt" lhr
~" H.d IT. '.'' llitl M'it "9l I'l
'l''"- WY "| one tHtf NAVE dropped
%",'' "'i' 9-'"'H ,HN. @tr 4, If9i III
i-.t' IT, --''1 ~ ''' 1"' "- IIIit
..''''''l',l lil',.l i1"'' storms Nv '"t 'Fr-
Iitl- n lH'lI ii>e~'
IL WAS NJ 'ht hil' seas. N'iid "
%'.t'.ei -"ca JeH oid tal- zone NJ I.ic "eil
l."" ~. 50 o1dIE Iuit ny 4 ldl- lAa' IIc
I.''l ,Ii' hgAl morning. N's'"rH Pun
I'd# Ul' .l TN I!dlnllath' Pdl \ COUPE n
S'i"- I" iIS iIrtIN' LdId hiiii ".l Il pIaHh. ANA
>'"'H IouIiu ne -dll--"aI "dltil- loI tIir
sliding MIN overheard. Eut thcc captain
didn't come somehow, aud - Iili. BuN-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-09

Your true blue Jacket hates a soldier
Why this is perhaps it would be hard to
perhaps because when Jack is I'M
ruly and needs ''discipline," a marine is
put on guard over him. The marines
have a hard time oft. They are neither
seamen nor landsmen, and have no friends
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-10-09

The garden of A. II. Howard, Esq. of Hallowell
contains fig tree loaded with fruit quite well de-
veloped.
, 1879-08-16
THE TREATY or BERLIN.
How Its rrovtsions Have Dscu Evaded and
Broken.

How Its rrovtsiona Have Dscu Evaded and
BROKEN.
Htus Fttte fressr. r1enna.
IN ,he fy,r of 1nnaon for1 sat,.h,,rv NJ
:. ~. w, " Aoua"a .'oA e-"suu' Asss.too
ll.ut III al i'po'1a1l pa'1s '"e s.'palaaiohs
Of the Bcrlfo Treaty have been carried out. But
tho truth Is, that most OF the important stpua-
ttopA of the treaty hnye not lmcn carrIc] out.
sn', - .o.1,,, ~. IN ,",,,srs, ,1aa ~ 49,
"a II 1eu1'3 "ao u'' 'saat'. 'ae@ - t''c
all iusurmountablc barrier to the advance Of
Russia into tl,r Balkan Peptnsuia, tacte aim las
h,., fr,,.,-,,a5 .n,, thsir olTnrt. 1,ny., ,oo,,
.s' ne9u ''an.l4'o ,, al'a u1elf e'o.te la's oe,n
durable settlement has not lasted
twelye.noitth The Dcrltu Treaty gtiDu'a-
tad that Enat,rn Ronmeita and Ru,o,r;a
.so,,1 h. .r"o,,s.aa ~. .,.o ,x,.h,s .tns
months. The ratification Of the treaty took
place on the Sd Of August, 1878; consequently,
the stipulated period expired on the Sd Of MAY,
ISIS. Yet therc IS a Nu,sisu urm1 stil to % tho
eoath Of ih' oanuoe, anu u is pretty certain
that esen by the I'D Ut August next the cyncua-
t!ou will not be co,pn!cte,,
The BERTH Trsaty tlreti the frontiers of sfon.
So. 49,, NV W .,o ,,s
lc"ee1o, eets'a' ou'esHa anu Eastern hou-
mclia: but not one OF these frontiers has ret
oecn hhaliy tanl du"n. Montenegro has dis
pute with Turkey On the subject. and aervia
Of EFanja. and with the Bu1gariant about the
district between sattchar and Alflc+ and those
Of I'm uni BFcznfx. to the Balkan frontier,
between Bulgaria And Eastern Rounclia, It is
"a Indefinite as II there had been NJ berlin
Ireaty ut all. This most important matter Is
bclus flushed I'D because Tnsker Is mot strong
enough to enforce her treaty rights, and because
tie Powers hesitate to nnvell 10 vulgar o.cs
the bonnl'css confusion In which the Gnes-
lion is involved. The Ber1ln Tscatr stipulated
that 'he Bulgarian fortrcsscs should be temos-
ishr'l within a twclvemonit, set they remain
untouched, an1 The Russians ironically suggest
that the demolition may he safely left To time
, 1879-08-16
who ts. = somewhat notorious eharao-
ter, and 1onkcd upon a. a profes-
einnat Hrhtcr Mr. SfAntav and W H.

sho T.. Z somewhat notor'ou. sh.,.o~
siouai fighter. str. S1ackay aud ". Il.
smith, Superintendent OF the neicfer, weFe
sitting conycrsnR In the liyery-ttab!o Of Derby
q uariart. w!ieo Sam Jones, brother Of Senator
'ioncs, xt'd bunerintendent Of the Crown Point,
Drove in with F'n1en, Thu two jumped from
the 'ugcS, and Jones called bnith asthc lnr
Ssash'efenee. ss ftnlen tilen approached Mr. Mac"
WIN tt," !nr regulating visits to mlnes to-day,
anu asketl II he would be SLOWED 10 70 into tic
SARA Ntsada. Mr. Mackny promptly answered,
20. ic said that fl.rrr lad been too much vfs-
Ting In tho 1ninns Ut late; tt,at those whom he
had allowed to 10 down had invariably turned
np0n nhd abused lin afterwartl. aud that no
mnu not EorkihE tier. should exp1oro the
Sierra Aorala sn.t1as. Fncn rrtorfel Tint tho
outside stnckhohGfs had ns tlturh OF right to
see the mint. ns Sir. Ncckav flttnself, and the
conversation waxcd warm. Words sppn became
4 blow rns struck, whether b. MackaY o, FIN
len nobntly keelrs 10 kn0w, u,tn the tro crap
pied. nfnl is Bonanza Prince nsl The cnat.tical-
er rolled together In tic dirt Ut the statje floor
Smith and Jones *epnrated fhem. a.,ti FinIrn
went away breathing dire vengeance. lie roam
I'd about TIC streets last night armed with twn
revulyrrt, and actei like wild man. tlQ said
TINT MackaY had called him ouprobr1uua batnes,
ntld that he HuEt take them hack nr the town
was not large enol0h IN hold bDth OF them. 1Ee
said, too. that It Snpt. AcKcuz[c refused to nd
presentation OF tho Eclulsite amount of stock,
lie would havo bin arrested and call mass
meeting Of ciilzens tonight. Mr.. Mackay was
perfectly calm, md With number Of friends
attended tho walkng-tnatch In fIper's Opera.
upuse.
, 1879-08-16

NrsuAps TO TIE FJEET.
Quite lnrgo iicot Of vesses. Including m M.
bcr of grain carriers from, below. hare arrived
since Thursday evening. and madc things DE-.
c[dediY lively along the river yesterday. a Jam
occurred ut 1,andntph street hridgo yesterday
morning to begin with, and one vessel was da,u+
a.c'l In consequence Of It. Tho big prop
t'ommo!nre waa passing through Tho
caat draw, and the Timber schr
Mlehel.on's j!hboo,n fou!ea J.. with l!sF and va.
lime. and the ycsscla finally got through without
further trnubfc. ~ -.-..
Another Jun occurred At Eiuhtcrnth street In
tic forenoon, aud after dono detention the vessels
engaged In It wero cxtrltatcd without receiving
apJ t!alnnvc.
'1hu schrs uncon.a and Sage collldcd At the forks
Of the river In the afternoon and the former Ind
five or sIx stanchions broken md her rail d3maged.
A. tho railroad bridge. near Sixteenth stfeet. tho
schr Americans jibhoom WAS theuat against Tho
prop Wavcrly aud broken.
THE sctlr Julia Il. Mcrfi!is 1lhloom and bowaprit
wrrr hsokcn yesterday br f0nl,nc with tho schl
s. 1}atcs' rigging. which was Alau danaEcd.
The barge s. 4. 1rat, had her rigging damaged
while going mn the river.
The schr Myst.c had Aome Of her rigging damared
in uoFt.
, 1879-08-16
NAVIGATlt,N NOTES.

At Ey4ters aEy.dock tho tng Diamond Il having
sou,e new franes and plank put In her.
Iewas bad dAY f.r tloouoms yesterday. thsco
schoonoEs havlay Lost those necessary projections
Tue barge Contest and seh's Liltls BELLE anu
Driver wcss At Miller BROS. drylock for overhaul.
lDg, yesterday.
hatch.eoy fa!l upon ons OF tho big toss OF the
fireman Of tau rug Union Yesterday. and broke tho
bona. SURGEON aat lha lulntod tDHinbaF.
Tho Chlcavo scAr Mary l.. Hixste. which went 10
Europe last sumutE IL Gn hse way up tho lakaa
WITH caE.so VI salt. loaded ~ osieusbury.
The agtesnant ulads BY thu bsrhoF takuith to
do towtng for thirty dsrs under tau inoatdsd tas[1
of la7! allowing 10 per cent oil. went into efzsct
yesterday.
a stzoa& hes4 wlad aud psasty he&Yx ia xea.
, 1879-08-16

TOLEDO.

ToLKpo. o., Aug. H.- GRA1s-Whest drm:
No. whIto Michigan, old, 81 o1a; amber Mich.
gan, spot. Dac; August aud September, D7Mc; No.
do. f6c; &c; No. . rcd winter, spot, n64c;
August n7.ic; September. e7,ic; October 0se;
No. red. 05c; No. 2 D. 4 H., O8c: Western
amber, o8c;. No. 2 amber Illinois. ooIc.- Torn
srot, September and October, asc; No. 9 white,
43c; rejected. 37lc. 0,ts steady and arm: No.
CLosEn-Wheat quiet; No. 2 red winter. spot,
nsAc; August 0s!sc: September. .tl7aic; October.
Csc; No. = amber, iAiAc; No. 2 white Wabasl, and
and September, 3sc. Oats quiet; No. 2. August,
14ic.
RkcE1rra-Wheat. 1e2. 600 bu: corn. II, 900 hn.
bu.
, 1879-08-16

HUF1fAT.n.

BurrAIo, N.Y., Aug. M.-cleased-psop Wins.
low, merchandise, Duluth: Gordon Campbell,
merchandise Colorado merchandise. Nyack,
merchandise, Buffalo, merchandise, Arabia. NOR
chantllsc. Chicago: sehra Mout 1ilanc, mo tons
coal, Reindeer Bl4 tpus coal. Clayton Bells, 5H0
tons coa,, Duluth; Jurs. Young America, 800
tons coal, Detroit: Amarat,, a10 tons
coal). Brooklyn e. 100 brls snlt). Gioyelnnd; H.
cupner, Hack River: ". ]. Preston f62o tons
coal'. Chicago; Charger tIo0 brs salt. William
Shine. Toledo: f. n. CarFingtNn t:'h eds stane).
Eric: sama 400 tuus coal}, sagnaw; barge d.
Ferguson. Saginaw.
No chlftefs. . . .......' ... .
FreIghta-slcady, at 4oc on coal to Chicago and
Milwaukee,
, 1879-08-16
MIR. LYONS SCHOONER,

. q. Haywood. Trustee at the Haywood estate nt
Conncaat, O., was In T'lctio yesterday, and nogo-
tiattons wesr entered into and completed whereby
Chicago, for -, 200 cath. Tho schooner arrived
In port yesterday morning from Eric. light, under
chAsee Of Capt. pctlis, sud will leave this morn
ln1 under Eant. Cnurtlaud. 2hu will hereafter
run Ia tho lumber tyude between LudtnRton aud
Chicago. hailtng iron, tho former port. Thu Con.
neaut was buiIs bY NJ. Carfan. at Conneaut. in
her 1t 81, 00D.-Tol<do Commercial, 1iM.
, 1879-08-16
CHICAGO PAGES

chanrcd; mlddlng, 104c: racf. 400 hs1cs; rc-
cc!pt+, nnno; rhnncntt, 100; sioek. h0i'o.
NEw YnHE. Ant. 1h-(ortoN-Tota1 1cc:iptS
last year, I. 2:n, o60; exports rum ali unitnd
stases ports for the wcek: q ssn: iast ysar. \, 100;
i, 4:0, Onp: tast rear, i, ioA, 900: rtuck al iii
United States porh, 102. ooo: lat year, 5i. ool;
stock at al tntn.tor townh y 100; last year. b 4 NJ:
atoca; of American aoat fot Great Dstan+ 10, Ql0
last year, "a, 600.
, 1879-08-16

LOUISVILLE.
Loussvl1IE, Aug. H. CdRroa - Nomina1iy
ike.
FLouA-Qnlct and unchanged.
Gi.Als-WheAt market dull: rcd and amber, D9GD
O3c Corn steady; white, 44c; mixed, 3ac. Oats
quiet; white. &c; mixed, o5c. 1lro quiet at 5ic.
HAY--Nemtual.
rnovislnxs-Pork steady ut $40. co.. Lard quiet,
hut steady; choice leaf, ticEce. 7Ac; do keg,
nc. bulk meats hfm; shoulders, 3atc; clear Ftb,
43sQaiHc. Bacon arm; shoulders. 3Nc: clear rib,
4Ec; clear, 5'sc. Ilams. sugnl. .curod, UGb11c.
WMtbKx-Market dull at SIX 05.
, 1879-08-16

4. 80, packing to extra, s3.5ol3.75; receipts.
SnsEr-strndy and unchanged, $1.7513. Is;
receipth, 500: Shipments, 15u.
COUNCIL nLurFs.
ConNc1L HLurts Ia, Aug. 1I.-1hc receipts 4
t,e council Nuffs Htnck. Yarda tn.dny were 2. 100
heaA, against J, 100 head on Thnreday. ahipbces
tntine ntyanlsgs OF thu low rates on tho Union
Tnclne.
CINCINNATI.
CryctxxA11. Aug. 15.-1ioas-Common. g. G5D
$50; light, 81 1oGa. n; packing y. ngfa; Io'
hutchcra'. 33. 1905 8!,t. Acceipts, cost ahlF'
nents. UJ5.
, 1879-08-16

VtR0lslA CITY, Nov, Aug. 6.-ylrgiuta il
agttatcd Just now BY thu refusal VI tAe tnlne
u,auagtrs to allow stockl,Dldcrs to visit The
Mlnrs ulAi Hoke for themselves how Musk IL
Last evening tbs agltation took practical shape
in tho forln Of an ola-fAshiauad Nevada aght,
botwssa John w. MacksY, tho Don4nxs ktng,
mud Muea EIulon. q eoatde1lcF ct thi1 clty,
, 1879-08-16


Grain yctscla wcre In rood demand yesterday at
&c on corn md sic on wheat 10 Buffalo,
and the market closed firm on those rates.
Tic following engagements were rnado:
To HuTalo--schrs 8. y.1: Watson and Ferry.
wheat Mt 6ttc; schss E. NJ. rortch. Starlight, e. c.
Ec: prop Nebraska, curn through. TO sarnta--
Prop Garden CITY. corn: and to calllngwood. :he
psops California and Columbia. for corn. TO
Muntrca,-psups Prussia anu Acadia. wAcat. and
tho prop Africa and schr Secion. corn. Caraclty,
10. t04 bn wheat. and oSE 600 bn corn.
Carriers In tho lutnbcr ttlde ahsed 81 10 fur
Muskceon cargocs yesterday. hut no vessel w.s
named ~ has!ng received that figure. Charters
Truman Moss, and Iycr Lawson rett!ng that ararc.
The acr Kenlsarso wns taken 1t Sl.:7,s for lum-
ber. and S1.75 fur car.sillB from Ml-kc.nn tU
Michigan CITY: the schr D. Il. Holt. dry lumber.
FROM Grand Haven TO Chlcaeo. At e1.aT!i: sehF
William susgis: lumbe! from an!stee bead, 81 40
Chicago. nt 5l.H7,i- Ee*sel.Owners anticipate
ADVANCES to-day or Muuhav.
, 1879-08-16
PHILADELPHIA.

PntLAnELrH1A, Aug. 15.-FLoun-3farket dull
ind wcalt; Minnesota extra family. good, 81. 16;
do choice, $5,60: Ohio family. good. 81. :1fo
H. 30; do tancy, s5.O0. nye-nonr steady at s3...5.
GnAtx-Wheathrm No. 2 red, elevator. 81 .07A,
Corn less active; Western mixed, 47tsfb+8c; ye!.
low, 1880 4nc Oat4-O1d wh!tc held tlrmy; new
nnslectcd; old whEte Western, 30qt3d,.c; choice,
'is.Ii pnov1stoSs-Msrkct dull. Prime mess beef
e12. 90. T1ams--Smokcd. $40 80: rtckIca, 81. 76
lH.Tl. LaEl-Wcstern. 81. O04tB. 12h.
BuTTgn--Market dult and easy; creamery. extra.
17Gpl8c; New York State and Bradford County
{Pa.} extras, 1401Gc; Western Rcscrvc, extra,
laGa14c.
Enas-Markct dull; Western, 11o.
CnkEsE-Nonlnally unchanged.
PETROLEUM -Easy: refined, 1Sc; crude, &c.
Wn1sKr-9tcady at 81. OH.
REcEirTn-Flour, l, 100 brs; wheat, 152, 900
l,u; corn, 81, 600 bu; oats, H. 00u bu; rye, 600
hu.
Woo1-Markat steady; prices unchanged.
, 1879-08-16

New ORLEANS, Aug. 15.-FLoun-2uiet and
UNCHANGED; superane, 81. .a5zs3. 10; Xxx, 81. 90:
XXX. 81. 25d75. 90; hlRh grades. Is. 25si6.50,
GnAta-CoFn; whlto dull weak and lower, 5f1c !:
mixed stcady. tic. Oats auiet and rcak Ut 33Gb
35e.
ConN-MEA1-Qutot and weak; held at s.. 75
HAr-steady; ordinary, s14.0o115. 90; prime,
ST coo III. 90; choice, $40. 00l?0. 90.
pnoylstnHa Pork In fair demand At sD 10. Lard--
Ticrcc, 3J.250s.75; keg, s7.00ib7..5. Bulk
mcats--Fait do,nand; shon!ders. loose, 314c;
packed. INC. lsacon acasce anu firm; shoulders,
4!ic; CLEAR rl,, G}s05Hc; clear, 6isc. Hams
sugsr-cnscd quiet; canYased. B!iGa11c, as In
Bfzc. -
Wt1sKr-Market dull; Western rccttaed, 81. 05
@1.1O.
gnorKn1xs-CoTce. Rio cargoes. ordinary to
prime. 11si6S1tc- Sugar quiet: cnmsuon to rood
comron, OfsBlc; falr 10 fully fair GtiGb7c;
pssme 10 cnoice, 7AG7tc; yellow clarified. ~
M75so. Mo1asseA-MArket dali: quoted iaFmeBt-
,ur. .id1l0c; eommon, s5Gt30c; fair, .sdD3oc:
ntimo to choice. 3o135c. Rice scarca and tfFm At
1.<fbs!ic. ...
DnAy-Dull aud nom!nally G0c.
, 1879-08-16

1xptAmAroL1s, Aug lb.-Qn41N-WheAt nrm;
No. 4. red, D3Gt04c. Corn dtm At 35s G36c. 0ats
steady 1t 23xDokc.
rAovLsoNs-shoulders, 81. e5sQQaa 37h; clear lib,
81. 80. Lard. 81. 50. Hams. 81. 50lb. 90.
1Ioae-Quiet at s.. 7013.15; receipts, !, 0o0; ;
ellpDenta, 300. -
, 1879-08-16

pnTRolr, Aug. 15.-FGouh-Sleady,
GnAIs-Wheat easier; extra nominal 1t 81. oaH
No. white. O5hc; August O04c; September,
g0.io; October, 3l.0Q; milling No, !, 97e BID,
17tsc asked; amber nominal 1t D8c.
Nxcstrrs-Wheak ~, ,kD3 hu.
GulrAENrs-Whuat, ". u83 hu.