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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-09-10
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directions ct tseiy and the Cancer Cure IL never
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printed directions Price. $3.50 CLARK BIOS
Sole Propri tors and Manufacturers, Chatham Vii
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-09-10

A MAN would rather live with a
cross-eved woman than with cross
mouthed one.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-09-10

CUsTARD PIES WITHOUT MHK.-Beat
together five eggs, five tablespoonsful
of sugar, and little salt; pour one
pint of boiling water, stirring briskly
while adding the water; flavor with
spices most pleasing TO the taste. and
complete the pie the same as other
custards. The quantity is sufficient
for two.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-09-10

KANKEKKE has a justice who beats
them all in the way of doing up job
of matrimonial splicing with neatness
and dispatch. This is his formula:
"Have'er?'' eyes" "Have i'm ~
eyes" married; 81"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-09-10

GRANDMOTHER: Now. Minnie, what is
the plural Of penny? Minnie; Plural
of penny, grandma? Why, twopence,
of course.
4 BOY in the high school, having
been required to give the plural of TWO,
answered: Three" and resumed his
seat with a selt-satisiied air.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-09-10

When a young fellow arrays himself
in his best cloths and on his way down
town is for the first time accosted by
the bootblacks with ''shine yer boots,
he may consider that he has crossed
the dividing line that separates boy
hood from manhood, and thaS il Is in
order for him TO purchase meerschaum
pipe.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-09-10

COTTAGE BAKED PUDDISG.-Two
eggs, TWO cupfuls of sugar, half cup
full of butter, one teaspOonful OF soda
sifted in two cupfuls of flour and three
cupfuls of buttermilk. Stir this last
into the -four, etc., and mix lightly.
Bake an hour i'm pudding dish.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-09-10

\ MAN who hangs around the corner
store TO keep the cover on the cracker
box, is about as full of business as
man well can be when he rolls up his
sleeves TO umpire ball match.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-09-10

CORN GRIDDLE-CAKEs.-To one quart
of sour milk add one teaspoOnful of
soda, the same of salt, and one egg,
one-half cup of wheat flour; add corn
meal sufficient to make a batter thick
enough to bake Oh hot griddles.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-09-10

DROP CooKIEs.-One-half cup of but
ter, one cup sugar, two-thirds cup
sweet milk, the yolk of one egg, one
small teaspoonful soda, two Of cream
tartar, two and one-half cups of flour.
Drop with spoon, and put raisin in
the center. Bake quickly a light
brown
New-York tribune., 1879-06-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYoRK June IL -BEEvEs-seven cars OF ll3 neaa e;s
Ciy yards but were no 500
s Bns an on sf head fSf the
lat Sess There was no life or seon Mea,
market andit with anealty that the onerTs & Oi %
7c Ordinary Prime sides few Extra do. brought
Receipts were 7O1 head 527 at 69hst and
l74 Washing gtOn Market Total since saturday ol4s
head against rs corresponding nye DAYS la
week The arrivals were largely IN excess Oh .ne
Veal Calves about the for S,IH
and compelled TO carry y,lrr,Is Over be
200 and 500 ass sa a We
yeas 3 and Common 70 Prime eal' al a. osd
vsa 3 average ssro sold .Sa S sa ae general N sai
oss ana dhs5s s siPH PGa Ss
ssissIG.ssSesf 4 Davi. sold l9l Bursrsil. Calves al
ss %. q 4 g. 10? :: = s
81 Kss g. 6si. ~ g 6S,isf%I a. s Is
fG fGs aS' T. a. T. s :. 81 3 Sii;f s
II xDs sc if Z, a o 100 ts B. a. aS ae l0t 81 do is5
do los rs do az se I, also s as ,o it9 i1s S
6isnsses Dewey sold Bu!ssI%iI1 calves ls7 st
ss ss sG sS so iss D. B. At e sfa 50
Kirby Co sold % Bu,.srm.ll Calves. $50 a, ~ s'
~ ~ ss sS n vssi: its 3. q, aoi 50 do
cavs: isS s Al ana vsais = isi I = s Veal.
vi Hiin p scS . f e .s g AZ DO eoi Sc
Vsals 41 n Al Sc, 90. las n s si.ei 90 2is D. at
6ac- - -, ,.o.-...a n =, A.,
H. b. Poucher sold 90 sefsey NeAA is"SS'N ~ - -
= zoe
heaf-2T Jersey CITY cars Al boths and ias ncs
af Washu Market Total since saturday 2ls heso
SIo mead for spending time last week
M yesterday that IL OF sheep were On
a ay the break In the Market beiofe
the close bad than that number on .s~ bal
=. sood was the dsmand that the bixh rates OF yes
tsrAy were fully Prime IAnbs were also IN &C
tive demand hull prces but common stock wa etaeI ~
se and the selling about whatever buyers chose
give for them Common 10 Fair sheen are ynotsd AZ 81
H. with Good SO Prime 4sd5tc. latter price wa
reached iA7 ohe li3S avssfA puren.sed p NJ
export alive Pees 10 krins -
AT las NC Mutton IN demand ~ saee. and Dressed
rsnhs frau, Sc 10 lSe- per n Tor POOR " Choice.
sses-J r. ssiicr Co sod 81 Jersey Civ 10y virginia
New-York tribune., 1879-06-13
Mad.ns l2ass2e GOOD Ordinary. ia slgs tseea,, "

Mdding I2hsl2tc Good Ordinary iasl2es roceisn. ~
bales. sales. 1863 ba es.
ssLrxoRL. June l2.-cottou dui; Micdlnr ~ flSci
Low MddBx 12Aal2ssc; t3oca Ordinary. l2e; re-
bee exporfs coa-~fsc rs bales stDr f'T iscs
B0eTos Jane l2.--Cotton gnet; Nddng. ls's h. MD.
ding. I2ac Gord Orin1ry, IN rcceps OH Dalos:
8l3 bacss stocs. 4, B62 bales
cHARLysTOs June l2-CotOu easy quotstiogs Ading.
l21c; Low Middlng l2isc.; Good . dmarr. l2f.- re-
c-pt IL bales exports oossgwi 35 bss ssbeS Is vale;
STOCK 1893 bales.
CIScrSSA June l2Co:fou lower and stesiv; sHrux.
i2.c; Low Aading. lklgc Good Ordinary, l2ifcs nip
menfs MS bales sales. TOO bales: stOrk 1885 bder
GALVESTON June l2IotTs duil nomlDat AsdlRc. " NO.
Low Mdiug ~ se Coed Ordinary. Is. net receipts -;
stock. .222 haiss.
LOUISVILLE, June i2.-Cotton steadys MiddIsng. lie.
ME,fPHIs Jane Cotton quiet Mf'dnE l2i9c re-eipiS
q bales. shipments 81 bales sae $50 bales stock s5iS
bales
SswoRLEAss. June i2-Coti0n dull and easy; Nddlng.
~ &c: Low AiddhnR l2sc. Good Ordinary. - &c.
baes 26 bales sales 40O bales last oven
ing. SUO bales; stock. -, ,fs2 bales.
PnIGkpELFufA, June l2Cotton qnet; NiidliHg. 10 -s
Low Miding l2acs Goe Ordinary l2s- net reosipt 10
bales; lss bales spinneT ls9 oales stock
1O.O3i bales
SAVANNAH. June l2cottcn DUH; buyers offering less;
MddhnR II c Modng II isc; Good Ordinary. IL 'sc
TeceDts 27 bales exports coastws 100 bales stock
1904 bales.
sr LOUs June l2-Cottou steady unchanged: Mddiing.
~ nc. Low Midlng. l2sc. Good Ordinary. llsc. re-
ceIpts. 81 bales; stack. 7.s6l Daes.
WILMINGTON june l2CottOn dull lower IN sell; Mdftug.
l27c; Miidng l2c.; Good Ordinary, IL -c net re-
ceiDts. bales. stock 339 bales
New-York tribune., 1879-06-13

The governors of the Bank of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change in the rate
for discount, which remains at per cent, against
1 81 per cent, the outside rate for three-moDths
bills. During the week the bank gained $500, 1000
bullion on balance, and the proportion of the banks
reserve to liabilities which last week 52l3Ie per
cent, now Is 5IAper cent. No movement of bullion
for to-day was reported. Bar silver made a sudden
to 52 pence per ounce, against oil y pence
Yesterday, for which the cable has reported no
cause. At the London Stock Exchange British
cOnsols opened heavy and declined to 96lol6 for
money and to 97IIe for account later recovering to
97lIe and 97S1e respectively. United States bonds
also were easier FOR the per cents at 1913,
the 5s al lO5ss and the 4l2s at 10S7i6. American
railway securities were higher for the Eries-com-
mon at 2S3s aud preferred at 53. Reading adj
vanced to 2O34 20Ss, the Others beng unchanged.
In Paris. French reDtes sold 40 1885 francs.
against 16 So l2 Yesterday. The Bank of France
reports loss for the week of / 1888, 900 francs.
The Homestake Mining Company has declared its
regular monthly dividend of 30 cents per share,
pay able at the office of Wells, Fargo Co. June p.
Messrs. NJ. & 5. Sternberger give notice that the
price OF the Southern Nevada Mining Company's
stock has been raised to 81 share because Of re-
cent developments at the mines, and that only
limited quantity of the shares are offered at the ad-
yanced figure.
The following is the statement OF the Canal Audi
tor, showing the total amount of East and West
bound freight, in tons, carried on the canals from
June to inclusive and the total amount OF tolls
received on the same, as compared with the same
perlo1 last wear:
New-York tribune., 1879-06-13
PROPOSALS for HORSE and MULE SHOES

DEPor QuARTHKMAsIEKs OFFICE
Corner or Houston and Greene sta,
YoRk June g. l57e.t
SEALED PROPOSAI8 In trtpneats. win be received 40
,bis once unt O'Clock D. a. 49, 1879 which tims
and place hsy viii be opened the Of bidder for
and u ue and Horse shoe sils q. follows -.
UORsE sHoEs-of Goodsnough 300 pounds NO !, ana
900 pounds No 4, of Burden 3lOo poands No 40
600 pounds 2 and 900 pounds No 81 Of shoenoer.
ger pounds No. l. 5t0e pounds No NoVo p u"ds
No and 10OO pounds Ma l. -, a.
MULE sHoEs-f3 600 pounds Burden No. III Ivo pouhus
shosube No. A. n za,
HoEsE sHoE Ans-Of GLOBE" 1000 pounds No 500
,rasa. We II 1000 pounds n and 100 pounds NO. y of
Putnam" 800 pounds No 70 and zooo Poena. ~ I snd
$50 pounds No Of 0oodenougn iscoo pouhos NJ O A
400 pounds No 0. -. c,,- Tn.
Al 10 be delivered At Army Bsildins Nsy,Yorn Si s ss
shoes On 100 strongly bound and securely
The Nslis In % and SO pound rong boxes 49,, -.
wsl ~ received al o the Arti.
cles Ths re.erves The rSs 70 sss sss % "a ~
49, pfopsaas zddrcssed " ue
znd 70 ns. 80 -. - 80 be- l. C. EAsTON,
sNaAA - - Colonel and A. y u 0en'L
New-York tribune., 1879-06-13
OF city bank stocks the only sale was of Metro
olifan i9Sl at 125. Annexed are the anotations;

The feature of tO-dav's railroad bond market was
in the large dealings in Rome, Watertown and 0g-
densburg frsts, OF which S513.O00 were sold.
clned to 53l4 and later recovered to 537s The re-
cent speculation in THESE bonds, which has advanced
the price over % per cent within few DAYS is sup
posed TO be due 10 the talk of making tho road n
connecting link in the new Wabash scheme. The Erie
issues were less active than of late, and their prices
ruled steady Missouri Kansas and Texas firsts were
about Il better. but the seconds were a lower,
closing at Oslo. Central of New-Jersey issues
yielded LA y per cent Denver and Rio Grande ad-
vanced liz 10 950s c. G. and l. G. firsts further
yielded 10 699i, Chesapeake and OHIO frsts class
TO 43043l2, and currency interest bonds TO 1911
Hannibal and st. Joseph convertible SIS were lower
at IO7I4 The dealings in other issues call for no
comment. Subjoned are the bids and asking prices
for railroad bonds:
New-York tribune., 1879-06-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN Markets.

LvERPooI. June l2.-POrk-PTme Mess Eastern. steady
at 80, Western dull at 4G. Bacon - Cumberland Cut
steanv Mt 26 short steady n Long clear steady at
266d; short Clear steady aZ? HSmsLong Cut steady at
Ill Extra Mess dull at S7; Prime Mess steady at 49,
1ard-Prime Western steady az 81 Cd TalowPrme CITY
steady at 49, Turpentine-Splriis dull at 2l Cd Rosin
duh ADJ Fine steady at 10 6d CheeseAmerlean
Choice dun M 80 new oil steady 81. FlOurExtra
duh % 6d. Wheat-Sprng No. 3, du at lodi NO
9 spring. duH at Sod; New western Winter dull at
god New southern Winter dull at 3D. Corn-New
Mixed steady at Al I'D per cenfal Old Mixed dun at
2d per GENITAL Cotton Seed Oily GLOW Amencan steady
at 29 Common. at London. steady al 43d Tur-
pentlne-Stiriis. London. dun at II Sd.
IIyRRPooI Jane l2i23O pmCheese 50 per ewt for the
best GRADES of Amerean Land 80 ewt for American
Bacon. 20 Gd per cwt. FOR Long Clear Hiddles
LIVERPOOL. June l2330 y. m.-TallOw, 3a per cwt, - -
LIVERPOOL. June l3-J m.-Sprs OF urpeDtme. " 80
% Od. cxt
American.
BREMEN, June II -Petrolcum. marks 80 ptenDigs.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-13
THIRD CALL -2;3O o'CLo
THuRsDAY. June 12-P. N.

A. has been the case for several days, the stock
market today consisted of little more than the
trading i'm half dozen specalties. The five stocks
a., sales of which amounted to 10000 shares or
more each and which to-day contributed 96,4OO
shares toward the total transactions of 155,lOO
shares. were Northwest common, ST. Paul common,
Lake Shore. Delaware. Lackawanna and West
en-. and Union PacIhc. After slight
hesitation At the opening, the upward move
mcnt in the prices of the Northwest and
S. Panl common stocks was renewed with
y,gor. and the bulls" pushed their advantage to
the end vet the advance hardly seemed sufficient
IN compensate for the intense excitement that at
times appeared 10 prevail. The final sales OF
Northwest showed a gain of il per cent and of 81.
p,ul ciin Of IS per cent. Northwest preferred,
with less than oue-quarter of the noise, rose from
g-.s 9G7, to Gsli. and ended at 971s, while ST.
Flul preferred sold at 81 i2a9l a92U9l Il. Lake
shore i'm The amount OF business done second
only 10 Northwest cOmmOn, and gained p
pr cent. closing at 76's. The other trunk
and Michigan Central and Canada Southern gain
iug h and - per cent respectively. Union racine
Was unusually active, the sales amounting 10 ~
400 shares, and the price advancing from I6Sl 10
7s7sa7s5s.
The coal stocks were feverish, with frequent fine
tu4tious. resulting at the end in gains for Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western and Central OF
N,v-Jcrsey of Il each. and for Delaware and Hud-
son Of p per cent, while Morris and Essex was Il
lower Tne dealings in the remainder of the rail-
va, shares were only to small amounts ana
with Insignificant fluctuations. Western Union
op.ped down az 14l2. declined to ia Il ralhed to
U5is aud ended at 1147s, against ] 10 Yesterday.
seemingly tie speculation has discounted the stock
dividend. The price of the stock eNdiyidends
tIst will be the equivalent of the present price
1l5I is qGas Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph de-
tJnrd % 3~l, and rallied to 80, against 4Oi2 yes,
terLay. Pacific Mail huctuated between lo.2 and
lGii closing at 1913, just as IT closed last
night At the conference between the committee
Of the Pacific Mail Company and the the
iav nothing was done. Mr. Hunti ngton, OF
the Central Pacific, is not in town, and the confer
c'cc was adjourned until his return. In the mean
tIm. tine Pacific Mail people express great conf
done, that the subsidy IRON the overland railroads
Mill hs renewed while directors Of the Union IA
oidc say positively that no new contract VIII DC
made, The present contract between the compa-
rI.- Will expire on June 10. The bullion inning
stock, generally were dull. aud prices were shade
lower.
Tie general market closed dull, excepting fer the
two or three favoT1tes.
AANGE 1HE srOCK AAgKHL
lsycDorfed by NJ Goid aad stock TeleJrIOh ConpIn%
New-York tribune., 1879-06-13
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON June 1890 mConsols 96lSIs for money
for the account Ene Railway shares preferred. 52 New
Jersey Central SO ResGing Railroad, 2O@ -
LONDON, FL m.-Paf1s adY1ces duote nNe per
cent renes 6 francs 95 cenmes for the account Erie
Railway shares. 2Sl4. - ~, l., A., MI, 81,
LoSDoN. June 1913 m.-The bullion in the Bank @ on
Tnvaud has Increased during the past Week
proporon Bank Of England reserve TO liability, Wbch
last week was 52I5a per cent is now 5iA = per cent ~
IoYDON q bonds, four cents Iva
New ves lO5s Erie Railway shares. preferred 03 Read
ing Railroad. 20 n, ..--..... u,a
for the account ..o. o,.oo
PARIS June 1.-THE specie the Bank Of France mas De
ased 600 francs during the past week
New-York tribune., 1879-06-13

transferable orders l4soc r.. . ro,aua - IA aua
coFFEE~Rio guie, snd Insnsngea Inc s @ ~ sTS
Sas Fair nSsn,y hsse na srses' were a''e'
10y III AND MEAL-fLoUR-M Market pa Ioc- oet.eI on
al grades eIceps Patent Enss wsen s osn -"
sx .csrcty oflrnes Modul and Low Grade kxtras
see sss ,y MA Extra IS ass IS ebls Mmnssoss
~ ssT Is for the whole including x6oO bbla
Exns 80 "a, and $500 bbls siIAisst - 2e ass
cised ,ss Winter wheat Extra - e3 ssd Is 1000 Dbl.
s ss 10 sas IS ettss s s.s: .ss .esS
9srsns> Dbl ys x0oSS rs, Oounon 70 fSr Efua state
New-York tribune., 1879-06-13
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

1t is said that some Of the customers OF Alex.
Rockingham q Co., brokers, II Wall-st., New
YoTk nave made $500 within 80 days. from an IN
yestment of about 800. Frothingham d CO. are
Thoroughly reliable. send for their Ueekiy ftndH-
cigI RepOrt sent free.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-13

business 81 $40 000 was done at the Board in the
per cent coupons at 102i2. Skies Of 1881 reg
istercd sold st 104i2 and registered De Of 1881
at 103ss District OF Columbia 3-05s were higher,
selling at S7s, against s7. the figures of the last
previous sale Annexed are the closing quotations;
New-York tribune., 1879-06-13

In state bonds the sales were $54 900 Louisiana
eonsols at al Al, against 40la yesterday
Quebec 5s advanced To 101 L. South Carolina 6s.
non-fundablc, sold at 27s. Annexed arc the quota
tons fo- state and municipal bonds:
New-York tribune., 1879-06-13

Futures we're Irregular at time lower the close vas
At advance q gsnis 10 fssf. ia7a Juy iz
T9SSIfms' n August II 5s u 90 September. lL56
9f'Gstf pfs January Paf ssfssS ssS,sSss Ss
y9esi 99 ~ 70 ocber isO 1l79 II 75 NoyembsT lls
ISe peGt%s%sr % l2. 12S isil @ @ssp,.sbsr sS' ls4s
NossmSsS iiS pecsnbsr "a Isncs5y II ia 10 iss
isss August i2s3dl Sloi septe@ser i2ess oe oe
icber N 3ysi total $500 bales;
lLlsaa, 80 a Sao bsies FUTURES closed Arms
New-York tribune., 1879-06-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North R,per. Vessels and Railr31fs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHES-Q Quiet. but about steady ,nn., Gala.
G0 bales SO evening" including 100 Tor export ana 4
the ports to-day $40 bales against Io4i hs a6y 1 49,
1nst s 127 bales during the period last season
New-York tribune., 1879-06-13
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH co.
proposals.
or FIRE-PROOF BUILD.

~ ING for NATIONAL MUSEUM.
IssTffUIOx OFFlcE OF riiE skckkTAkf
WASHINGTON ID. G., JuBe =. 1879. y
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be nceiyed Al this onice unui
10 m on saturday June IL 1872 fr furnishing feltyefln
ntsing putting place, complete the wigo1hi AND
SAsTIRON WORK required In National Museum BULL
, , roofs stars aud raings with dTaving
schedules 10 De al the once CLUBS
srAVIZE Afchit~cts Bufding.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-13
M. g. S, STERNBEKCER,

BANKERS AND BROKERS'
II Broast York ard 52 DeyonshTest. Boston, Mass
Members of the NEW.YOkK STOCK EXCHANGE aud
MINING BOARD. Execute orders for GOVERNMENT
BONDs RAILROAD STOOkS and FOREIGN TX
CHANGE CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS \ SPE-
CiATY with facilities for tho Of orders
az he Francisco Mining Board.
" A amount OF stock q the southern Nevada,
Rescue" Mining Companies Tor SAFE,
for the purpo of completing the supply Of machinery
New-York tribune., 1879-06-13

Total BUSH. 2O0l97 lJ3sOO 1076i2 l9i6oi
The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, us re-
ported by telegraph:
Receipts. shipments
New-York tribune., 1879-06-13

hsoa.y nj the Stock Exchange to-day was
,T 6,mer While the bulk of the business was
doas ~ & there was sprinkling of loans at per
cenf although the closing rat again was per cent
~ Soyernment bonds the rate was 2G2 = per cent
nsconnts are dull, leading dealers sealing rates as
New-York tribune., 1879-06-13

STATE or ILLLSOIs /
TRRAsURRRs OFFICE, sPnINGfIELD MAY ~ is,1 ~.
yVHE INTEREST on ILLINOIS STATE
BONDS. the first Monday Of July, 1873 VIII be pad
at the AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATION Al BAN n.
Nsw-York city tire 7lh 10 the z6th Of July s7S IN
cnIsiye. JOIN z SMITH state IreasuIer.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-13

The receipts of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 12Jh day of June were:
New-YOrk.
Canal Railrd Coastwise. Bait Phila. Boston.
Flour bbls ..... l5.OSI % 2O5l $3.50 4O09
Wheat bush i3O6 600 65, $50 ...... 4S,G72 2U0 -.
Corn bush l2i 100 l164l6 ... 1l6,753 10000 $3.50
oats. bush. 4t4G2 4,lOJ -aOuV
Rye, bush. $500 AGA 4Gi OOO
Barley bush. 19, 1871 .---.- dUO
Total bush. .2j99O0 2475O3 10000 l542OO $1,000
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day reported as follows:
ghipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
MELTING OF THE ORDER or ELKS.

The Grand Lodge of the Benevolent Protective
Order Of Els held its annual meeting yesterday in
the rooms of New-YOrk Lodge No. l, in the Roster
& Bal Concert Building, in Twentythirl-st., near
Sixth-ave About $50 delegates were present from
this city, Philadelphia. San Francisco, Chicago,
Cincinnati. Sacramento, Baltimore, Louisville, st.
Louis, Boston, and Pttsburg. The morning ses-
sion was adjourned at 1 o'clock and the delegates
visited the IT. Oner Hotel, where Mr.. Carpenter
had the banquet tables spread with reDast. At
the afternoon session the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Rulr-Ex-Alderman Louis Waehner OF New
York.
Leading Enight-Alfred s.immel, of Philadelphia.
L0yqI Kngkf-John III. Dee OF Boston.
Lectaring hRight-ThOmas L. Garrett, Oh 81.
LOuIs.
S cretary-George j. Green, of Baltimore.
TreasareI'-Charles L. White. OF New YORK.
Tyi,T-Jaucs +. Herman. of Baltimore.
TTnstees-Charles A. spaulding, of It. Louis;
William f. Lex. of Philadelphia; DIR. &. Howard
Jones' of Boston, Simon Qulnlan, OF Chicago and
j. b. Mccormick. of Cincinnati.
Inner Gaard-E. G.. Brown.
The entertainment of the visitors yesterday was
managed by q Committed of ArTan gements, consist
ing of Colonel L. AllstOn Brown, John j. Ilndale,
b. j. Nathans Henry ;. Sanderson, John Il. Donni-
ker A. G. Moreland. Chickering Hall was crowded
In the evening by the friends of the Order invited
10 take part in the reception given 10 the visiting
Delegates There were recitatl0nS and varied
musical programme given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

love but with admiration We admire the rcatises OF
Arselm and the undaunted OF John Huss. How
is IT, then that this man. after leading short life and
coming ignomnious and painful death, a man
without friends and unknown TO his edncaied coltem
poraries has hound hearts TO his in love That i
the supremest passion OF the soul IL has been tine
passion Of hstoryth1s love for the man VINO 10
the wise men OF his time seemed n fanatical FOOL
Another peculiarty OF Ills plan that centuries
his death He appears to minister 10 their
welfare highest and immortal interest. Tile marNe
grows with the lapse OF time. Death divides us from
the loved spirits that would touch But Jesus OF
Nazareth ever with In he s there TO COM
fort in graudcst moments He is there 10 INSPIRE
and IN danger he gives US tranquility. Men
nav say that this is dream OF mind
intoxicated with its own imagination The ancies win
which the Greeks surrounded their deites have been
swept away These sentiments not fancies then LOT
II they had been such would they have kept their place
In the progress OF civilization
Finally part of His plan was to contribute TO tne
advancing civilization Of the world Plato Socrates and
Seneca done this but the Influence OF CHRIST II
exered vitality, now, at this very hour His word mas
ehastened literature, made homes happy. stlnuo.en
Invention and expanded commerce. His name Wherever
it is the aisman OF progress We NAV say tnat me
miracles OF present day even greater than those
the past. But Christ wells his power behind human
insrumen tRtes The mnrvels lie has wrought since his
ascension to be equal not superior 10 those
that occurred during His life. We need have no Tear
that He Ia losing His power We should ne ashamed OF
the fear W show when undertake WORK for ton-
There Is q vast unseen force TO aid us.