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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-08-01
NORTHERN IMMIGRATION SOUTH.

The Chattanooga Times, in an article on
Northern immigration to Tennessee and
the Southern States, says, the fact is that
real and valuable immigration to the South.
crn States from the North has just fairly
begun. True, we have had, here and there
colony OF foreigners and occasionally one
of Northcrncrs planted during the last
twelve years in different States of the South
"A considerable amount of Northern and
European capital nave found their way to
Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Virginia and
North Carolina. But there has been NO
system or combination in it all. The whole
OF it has boon desultory, scattering aud not
as Intelligent as would have been best for
those who comc. The Swiss colony at
Culman, Ala, and the one in Grundy
County. this State, have been decidedly
successful, and one or two of foreign com
position in Virginia aud North Carolina
have done and arc doing we'll
The more general and systematic move.
ment of immigrants in this direction from
New England, New York, Pennsylvania
aud other of the old Northern and Eastern
States, has only taken shape during the last
few mouths. There is now here gentle.
man from Portland, Maine, who will prob.
ably buy some 10000 acres of land on
which to locate colony of several families
at once, with " prospect of many more fol-
lowing in the coming autumn and next
spring. The persons composing this in.
choate colony arc men and women of culture,
made up Of first.class business men 'mechan.
les, farm ,rs, manufacturers, etc.. who will
bring their all with them when they come,
and will be an acquisition any State may
be proud to get.
The same thing may be said of large
colony from Lowell, Massachusetts,. who
are preparing TO settle on large tract in
Coffee County, near Manchester Col. Kill
Hebrew is now in New England, working
up and putting in shape the movement of
New Englanders southwark. The secretary
Of the Massachusetts, Colonization Associa>
ton, MIR. Stearns, of Boston, spent several
days in this city last week, and went over
to Middle Tennessee to look at lands near
Sewance. He is commissioned to purchase
10000 acres for one colony, and may pur-
chase more than one site for other colonists
b fore he returns.
This looks Ike business 1t shows that
the purely American element 10 our East.
ern towns and cities are taking to the fine
climate, healthful and productive lands of
the South, as they have been for years
swarming on to the prairies of Illinois. Iowa,
Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota, leaving the
factories and shops to the Swiss, Irish,
English and German labo,ers and mechan-
les. So numerous has this exodus been
that some of the New England States, nota-
l,r H. n.
drained of their best native young blood,
and foreigners hold the balance Of p-wer
at the ballot.box and everywhere else, and
still the hegira goes on. One of these
colonies will be the mother of twenty 9th.
ers, and ere long tn, middle and more
northern belt of the Southern section will
not only divide the "human spoil" with the
Northwest, but We shall certainly get the
lions share.-Macon Telegraph and Mes
senger.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-08-01

A BUSINESS AFFAIR.-The following
curious advertisement appears in the col.
umns of German medical journal -
Through the death Of the late proprietor,
good practice (surgery) in wealthy part
OF the country is to be disposed of either
by sale or lease. The present owner, daugh-
ter of tho deceased, is young and single,
and would not object TO marry with the
buyer or tenant, if suituble arrangements
were made. Address, &c.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-08-01
Why A BRIDAL TnIp WAS Nor TAKEN.


Why A BRIDAL TnIp WAS Nor TAKEN.
Quite sensation occurred in Crawford
County, not far from Fort Valley, last week.
n young gentleman was to have been mar
ried to very estimable young lady. The
invited guests had assembled; the clergy
man was present, ready to perform his part;
the table was prepared with the usual dain-
ties which so pleasantly assist in making
merry such occasions; the bride was adorned
for her husband in all her blushing beauty
and angelic lovelincss, with throbbing
heart, anxiously awaiting the arrival Of
her betrothed. At a tardy hour he arrived
His appearance told too we'll that he had
broken his pledge, so sacrcdly given, to
drink no more. The resolute young maid
rose to her feet and with determination that
spoke in words too plain to be misunder.
stood, sa d IL will never marry you, sir"
Friends intorcedcd and earnestly bcsought
the young heroine to rctract her words
the bridegroom pleaded with all the vehe-
mence and eloquence of a lover, but still
tho maid would have her will, and said
nay. She boarded the train in a day or
two for southwest Georgia, and took her
bridal tour without the would be BRIDE
groom.
, 1879-01-22
DRY GOODS.

Tho past week has developed nothing specially
new In the market for 3orsiRn and domestic dry
goods. Trade ha1 remained very quiet all around.
with pHeeR dlptsyiu9 the same steadlneas that has
characterized them for nnmbes OF weaks previous.
Collections continue good. Some report them bet.
ter than 1t anJ corresponding period since 1873.
NEW y0nK.
NEv YoRk, jan. 11.-To.day's market showed
pereeptlbls change from yesterday; print csotha
Iemains h,m 1t lata quotations: prints In fs!s da
and 1t stsady prices; blesched eottons quiet, but
for brown thera Ia q good demand, and soms
brands wall sold mp to production; Atlantic II
brown shssttnEs adsaneed ftom oAc to e; 9isa'
and dress styles. Uc; an improved tra!e il antlci-
p1trd upon 1ettiemcat' Of tho freight questIou,
which II uow expected daily.
, 1879-01-22

hunt up tic mice, mil then enjoy Il quiet nap.
atr. flnnstngton removed 10 jihhrsicr
Will, his family, leaving the cat behind;
increasingly TINT sils was sent on to the new
abo<le. iler tlrst object was now to ret SONG
bt,dy. to interpret her desires. AZ last her mas
ter ttiyfnch then, and btartct on with her to
The barn. AZ soon as they, were inside, tbs cat
went to tic l'orsc's stall. made herself a bed
near hfs hend, anil cuFleu lcrscif up cos,tentetl-
". When sEr. Huntington visited the pair nc1.
morning, thcro WA puss closc to Sarragan-
scts's feet, with family Of FIVE beside her. The
horse evidently Knew ntl about 1t, und that It
bchuoveti him to take heed how hc used his feet
russ afterwards would 90 out, leaving her little
ones to the cure Of her friend. who wol,d eyrry
now nml then. look to sec how they we're gut
ting on. When tileke tnspccttons took place u,
The .nnllcr'A presence, slse VIVA nut Ut nti li1l-
sasy. although stc showed tsir greatest fear wIl
anxiety II mir children Or strangers tutruded
upon trr priFacr.
A gentleman In Eustex had a cat which
showed thu greatest Atlcction lur younE bisck-
liFtl, which as given to licr ly statte-doy for
food day Or twn after sh. l:ui bcen deprived
Of her kittens. ehe tended It With the greatest
care; they became [nscparnbte cnInpanioust and
M mother could bhow 9rtuter fou.lncAs Tor her
offspring than she did for tl,c bird.
Lsmnery shu. up n sas and and teseral mice To-
ye5y friendly asl p,usksa ana n'lels At thslr
so,nc ahe would gontlv box their cara. \ DER.
man t3lnRnz0 l6llt 0l Nj ItecAFs WHO plAGeu
tame sparrow under the protection OF a Wild
cat. Another cnt attacked the SPARROW, which
wa& at tic npst critical n.oIneht restncd by its
protector. During the spasrow's subsequent H.
ness ttt natural toe watched over It NTH great
tcndsrness. The sa,ne authority gives an In.
stance OF a cat trained itko . watcl'-iog 10
keep guard aret ynrtl containing haze and
sotno spafruws, t,lackbtrt1s, and partrdocs.
Thnt horse should lie hall.feltow with hen
appears too absurd to te true; yet w have Til
bert Whites word for II tbat torsc, lacking
more suitable companions, struck tip great
friendship With hen, n,ul displayed Immense
qualification when shc rubbed ayainst Ills legs
anu cfucked a greeting. whilst he moved nhoul
with the greatest caution lest hu ntehL tratnple
on his "lttl1e, little ftiend.h
Col Montague tells Of pointer which, after
being well beaten for killing Chinese guose,
was further punished by having tho murdered
hirl tied to his neck, \ pennnce that tntach hs
being constantly attended by the dcfunct's rel
let. Whether tlo satisfied her that he repcntetl
tho cruel fioed Is moro than We know; hut after
little willie the pointer ninl the goose wcrc on
tile best Of terms, living under the sa1no roof,
fed out Of ono trough, occupying the eanl0
straw bed; and, when tic dog went or duty In
lie licd, tho gooto filled the mir with her lam-
cntatiops for his absence.
, 1879-01-22


6psttal p1pateh to TAs Tribune,
hrx YoaH. Jan. .91.-0nAIH-Etpter wheat sd-
fanssd generally to-day H01e Der bu; \ moro
aes'sa norsnsns, IN good part speculative, quick.
ened BY remsskabls ouoyAney u the Welt, and
sspseia'iy Chicago; fayosably Affected, R!so, by \
mofs encouraging tenor Of foreign ad.tees, leaving
sn ss rule sstony In favor Of holdefs, on much
AFa'ef and leta urgent offerings; aprlnx stronger.
and offered With 1osarysi 20, GOO bu No, 2 Chicago
apsnz sof export Ut IL. %; II. 600 ba No. spstng
Nbosto2c, tue iattsr Tor atElcsIy prima Chicago;
~. 100 ba No. 4 Milwaukee spring u B4QaaHc.
'aiFfJ active business In corn, which ruled aoaa.
aaas ormeF aud quoted up A1Me; In tbs option
Una ths speculstiys Inquiry wAs much mora cond-
ssas; m'1ad Western ungfsded. 4794sc, Rys
urn On restricted offerings; No. 4 Ws4tern, atoat,
oosk3oc. oats In better demand; No. 2 Chicago,
aaaat H. 200 hu choice u 3ac and In stoss, H..
0o0 tu Il aoc
flsostsIoss-spseulation In hog product bzisk
sna euoyant, prices showing = further shd ahsrp
n'ei Western tnssa active; quotsd up shout boc
eee os,. Cut.uaests moderately sought; quoted
aim Haeon higher. and more active; loa2 2.elsar.
sAe' Western steam lard decidedly hs1st quoted
up fully 2oc; for forward delivery IN actiye speeu-
$d.ts, ~&'-'
tAlIew-faislr active: prime At Bhs.
seaAEs-HAw In more demand. u 0Asaaxc for
'%'s 10 good Esdninx Cuhs; re6ned Ia moderate ts-
4asss. with cut Loaf aaple1 ut V'lc.
""sxr--Qaotsd aym, Al Sill bid, bnt very
cares and qules on lighter and lezs urgent oder.
'01s Of accommodation and fairly active Inquiry.
~ smatcnrs-fos Liverpool engsgcnlanta included
sa'ooo oa graia from stoza Ut I'd pes 90 lbs; by
s. s'sau. 1aoa Tor grain euoted Ut ID bid and
II asksd.
To ns T4sssss Attaetats4 Frtas.
:, "tx ioRx. Jan Xl.-CoE1oA-Quiss; 97-l8@
!'s' 's1utsa A'sadt January, Q. SIC; Fshsuary,
, 1879-01-22
Thou Wilt forgive hor, Father; Wilt Thou
DEAD NIILT.IONAInE9.

Ban FFahftSfo dHd+
The death a,nec the beginning OF the year Of
four fcsldepts of Sun Francisco, renutcd 10 bo
mil.jonaircs tl,ree at them leaving cncf, an a..
-. ., s' " sne". 's"an - ono uaen 49, ~ 60
state estimated at more than s,ooo,ooo, tug'
sests some remarks on their career. Al Of them
began life In poverty; not Quo Of item made
his money by moro luck: and all wcrc men con
sItoroh,v nhova ,,,o II,
o.e'Ny ..ay @oe,o '. NV ~ nnse top"t1
t1on aha moral ehataetet' hopklns' neeae, anu
CoEtou had rarc industry, ta:t, and business
capacity, al.l yet were very different ju l,ab!ta
anil ts.te. unn,,tn. wo. .t,ct rc,u,,,5,o,
son ~ h,,.,ro.s ~. n. ..I,s ~ s,,.s. .,,,
.oue .,., ~ o' -, I.. as,,t -, % .,'."," w., ~
VI any participation In political management.
Eo was q auict, lust man, liked antl trusted by
III VINO knew i.ltn well; lIttpd To thrive by
pruucncu unl thrift, avoiding everything tl,at
10 comprehend Ut unwilling to undertake. great
.nternrises auch M tho Central pscit)c wa at
Tic beginning.
Cotton wns a ycrv different man, IIe beran
mid wus fund OF nafticipatInn ia puGitc u,oye.
tnrnta md fnfluenrinr rJ,I ot,out him Tia hnt1
untural liking Ior specui istiop anJ n.atlo many
investments which would noyer hare fund ft-
iui thai, tho average spccuIatur. liz suIoyetl
tha ansnIinv M weli ts I'm making II his
money. lfe waa proud Of t,is magnificent honlo
md wis tie oujy ono Of tllu four ti,at had ut,y
I{Oftkluh dFitt Dtf0Fl tnH EJ1InDlEttOn bi{A
art' wi,irh hs built rathrr "a = scnso of duty tn
CaIitornla than 10 crafty iis own tsate. Ilko
tiic others, Cation tlad 81, excellent rcputation
for for fair-desling. ing ''' - ' ''''''
it would, 10 Imagine, b. no injustice to
Michael nccse to cali httn rentost inlser' 1fa
Ind a gcniua for icntifnw mnnay. An cxca)leut
iudra of nrn ani 4 suuni thinker. he caruf.jiy
stut{icl thu Investments offered 10 flfm hciorr
scccptinr tctn. It wss lii r,ie to roiy axrI,,.
sfyeiv on h!s own iuign,snt. an,l naver To lave
= in,va rlsr ,nerstv h.r.nsn ~ 1.os.tht1ftw ~
iarrr gal,,s. Tcasonabic cc,tatnty Of mouer.
~ = ,,,,t was IN hi. nnfninn. thc Ayrt r.nats,t,
!" tMs,nsae trnnanctiSm nftSr he hnd .rn,Irod
his tirst ,niiilon ho b.. rowri jsrreiy. a,at no.
i,nix i;nsw hctter whera 10 borr,,w :rcan nr In
i"m1 ,isar liz nr,v,irh ht,nscIf with = nno.i
stock @ ut Ut available sceurtt!ss, from whiySl % he
c+ni'i rea,lilv nhtoin ,nnnnv frnm nrnnis VIM
@n,Is, mt lcn,I ,.nlc.s thay .xn,id nhta1n tnr'r
fnn.is At yerv abort noticc. He ioauyI AZ raucn a
smnnr r.tns i, i. aid hv thosn or, n,,.,I,, -,
iuamv' nm,.~, that Ia matin sailtsx1 snnn, ~,
"iiv =, hnrrosei2 rnnney. liz nai.i anycrs, xislt.
~ -" rrn'.o ~ o"'i .1sn",mc. tn,ivi i. iistsn
i"xnrt.s! m,t III. er"snIi,nrrs fnr u.1<nn,i % ~,
tnSment wars .tsncrniir ir.s thau tf,nso of mon
;x}% ~ nrnn,a NJ r. iifl a ycar. liz nniv 1tft
W N.Y.. ~ - o,c ,,nn.s j., - s,sns ~
, 1879-01-22

IN TIE STREET AT NIGHT.
Translated br Ht,o Turk 1T,rfd totn ia EssHca NJ
fT0atafS Cobp4s.
Upon nv road nightly used to meet
This painted girl 1t tho corner Of tho street,
Offering hcrselt, q waro to whom would buy+
There VIVA deep and sheltered doorway nigh,
Where, sh!ycring aud weeping from tho cold,
Ctouchcd a young gift that penny nosegays = sold.
And tho aolled woman saw hover round
Until tho little one was sleeping sound;
1AeA only Rayo ehe aims. With tear-dFops hot
snsi1f hnH
, 1879-01-22

OIL CTR. pa., Jan. 2t.-PETEotrrN--The
market opened quiet, With sales at 31.o8tt: I'D.
vancel 10 81. OCT. declined 10 f1.04ss, At which
prlee 1t closed; shipments, %. coo bales, RvsraR.
Ing il, 600; tranasctions, 1B0, 600.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 81. 91.-pErnoLEux-Firmsr ::
standard white. Ito test, DC.
Ptrrsnuna, Jan. 81. o1.-P1Tnotxrn-Qntct: crude.
81. 2dH at rarkct's; refined, oc, rh,lAdelph,a d.
1i*ery.
, 1879-01-22

nArTlxoRE, Jan. 21.-FLoun-Fatrty active and
arm.
0aArx-Wheat-9outhern qn'et, with small Of.
ferings; Western excited and higher; No, !. Penn
sylrauia red, Slot; No. 2 Western winter red.
spot and January. $1.06; February, $1.O8ai;
March. 31.oa, Con-Western quiet for ncnt and
drmsr for later options; Western mixed, spot and
January and February, 43.l144e; March, A4,&0
4She; ateatnes. 40Me. Oats quiet and steady;
Pennsylvania, s8l32c; Western. white. 20S Gp:s1c;
do mixed, .s1:vc. Rye no1niual; Southern, &c
6bhNc.
l1Ar-Dull and unchanged.
FRovmaoKs-Flrm and shade higher. Meas
pork. ss.9bss0, o0 for oIdl 81. q for now. Bu!k
ineats-Looso shoulders, 3hc; clear NIB Sides. Al
St4Ac per CARLOAD; !; packed, new. 4&eSc. l'acon-
Shoulders. old, 10; now, 45ic: ctcae rib silck,
now, 1hGE1Ac: hAma. nav, sGtoNc. Lard, rc.
nncd, lea, The.
DuTrka-Actirc and asm; choice Western, pack.
Cd, 1BGa90c; rolls, lhQb17c.
pkrnoLEux-Nominaly hrmi mons offered;
crude. B?tc; fodned Uc.
CorrHK-Quiat; lilo cargoeR. 11dh10c.
WuMKY-Qnias anl atealy At u. 0i>Gtl. COY.
FnxlaA1s-TO Liverpool per stesnl nominal: no
present fonm offering; Gfatn, 83l4GAd:
corn. D.. 700 BIZ: oats, ], coo bu. ..-...
ButFnxaEs- 40, oo0 bu; corn. :s. 500 hu.
, 1879-01-22

e.4oc; March, 0.81e; April, n.7sc; May. o.o2c;
Jnne. I0.0ae.
FIoua--stcady: receipts. IL, GOO br,a: super
Slatc and Western, ST. .o5@3. .s5; common 10 good
extra, g. COAT no; rnod to eho.ce. 81. 05Elt. 10:
white wheat extra $3.bl15. 25; extra oalo, s.. IS
o. 90; 81. Louis. ST. 6OGlli -; Minnesota patent
process. s.. 5otsa.oo.
GnArS-Wheat In fnfs demand; receipts, u, ooo
bu; unoraded spring, sse; No. 3 sprnu, p0f1D3c;
No, 4 Milwaukee, H41SlHc; No. Chicago
spring. 81. 00 tn stnse ungtAdtd red. ntefbSi. l0
No. do. 81. 031iSn1.o+: No. do. 9. o1!'1
1.1ok; No. do. 31.l0kfe1. t0H: nnaraded AM
ss:,.d. be-, 81 S;. 1st 5is, .S: ~ g. s a. g. Sa
a. e. IL; I%,I No @ 81 az: @ss;es s1s.r Il ia
m.}. quiet sa u"esaaaed. : ID tera-psmesd .eliss;
tessigt: - ooo ha; nne,.aea, s79ase; III Ss,2S :;
47as st;Matsss ;Mssns ni tstS 1stsp ba
No: wh'.e. HE h'di No. 2. 3ailst5t;te; N9; l
S; 5s.i,5e, a:s bd' mixed "s't*t"' ;''a'i'' "''''
tiAr-Firm and unchanged.
tioPA-t(utet and unchanged
a f e ssa ,esnas nSsnf fs Moa.ss.
Ss oa.sS i'"I ls5ae: crude
a4Et8Ac; refined. p!4e
TAtLow-Steadva u 0MGt0Ac.
TTs;sxvT,sa!y Ts.r;.T,ssSiit; It s. sas3 1|s;;;
koss-Firm; Westsrn. Hs1 asSs2ile:
i'nov,.!osscrotk auiel. Mes.. ss.as: old.
81. IT,. New hecs qniet aud unehknEed Cut meats
9tm; long c!aas nsddles. Arc: short do. o!ac.
LID Msak: H,tnst ns .;s, ' e. d5,,,
wn,sxr-Nomlusi; W ii. II I'D; nono offered.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. Jan, 1.-Corrox-Quet and un.
changed; mtddling. &c; paeu. 500 bales; receipts.
t2o; shipments. LOO; atoek, 81, 800.
FLoun-IIiRhcr: double extra fall. 81. 806s3. III; :;
triple do. 81. o5et4. 10; family, s4.3ol4. .A5;
choice. q. 5.t{tt.
0RAfS-whcat ntmcr: No. 2 red fall, o4c cash; :;
04A104Ac February; 04sifiD5kc March; No. .
DO, a4kdl s0;;c; No. 2 spring, .7Gc. Corn higher
and active; No. 2 mixed, 20A&1:1Xc eaah; 500
30!fc February; 31AGo3lsic March: 3:.sa3atic
lily heher Ss for cssh; No. !. a3Xas5c essh: Sie
hid January: 2litc bid February. Nyc-!,uysrs
and sellers apart: A44c asked; 43ac BID. Harley
.raovls1oSa-pork hiet,cri 1876 cash; 50. 30
March. Lurd higher; g. .0ol0. 10; 1asEo sales
last evening u SU,u0. Hulk meats excited and
higher; boxed ahoulders. 81 u cash: 81 10 1st oi
%, SscHS; '"1 us.s saeFf Fan; s'e9 s9isS sS1' s''
bacon hiRher clear ribs, s.. u015. 10: clear $3.50
o.. % cash; ceAr ribs 81. .0U March; S. a2i AprII
50. u May. Green hams. 10 lbs sverige, ST. 10:
Is lbs average. %. u; 149s lbs average, 81. 90;
sweet picked hams. liz lbs average. 8t.37A
hEcEirIs-F1ous. i, COO tt!s; whaat. I' 600 bu: :
fsfn; ssr3s; qS S P@ H. OATS 200 bn; rye 'ooo 1n;
8airxxNrs-Fiaur. q, 600 b.ls; wheat TO- ooo bu;
corn: none; oats. j. 0o0 bu; ryc 1000 bu; barley,
], QUO bu.
, 1879-01-22

oswEao. Jan. q. -0nAtx- Wheat-yo. / hard
Duluth spring. $1.10; No. ? Milwaukee. 3t.00;
No. 2 red Wabast,. 81. on; extra whits Michigan,
II. 10. Corn bominal1y unchanged.
, 1879-01-22

DKTnoIT, jan. 81. Firm and quict.
ORAls.-whcata shsds armcr: extra, 0shc; Foh-
rnary, 00c; No. vhtr, D3.te; JanustY, D3!ic
bill; February, 04e; March. n3Ac bid; April,
7hc; reeelpts, 10, 6S3 hu: thinments. nous.
, 1879-01-22

BUFFALO, Jan. 21.-GnAtx-Wheat-No sales:
asking G7c for No. 2 Milwaukee. corn-No. 2
held ut 4014e. Oats, 274M2Bc,
RAILROAD FnEs1llTs-unchnnged.
, 1879-01-22
IEJ,fANAI'f}LtS.

I.nsArAror,s. jan. 21.-iloos-Qa'st and nn-
changcd choice. ~. 2oQ .. Is; fair, 80 oo13. 10;
atocker 81. 0oS6e. 5; receipts. 6, COO; shipments,
$50.
CaAtx-Wheat nosnfnalY unchanged; No. 2 red.
D3@oic. Corn ettady At 30Ge31c; MAy held at
55c. Oats armer: white, a3Glo4c: mixed. 23c.
pEo,lsIpxs-shoulters, 3,te; clear rib, 41fc.
Lard. eGdte, hams. g}i19Ac.
, 1879-01-22

Tntrno. o., Jan. 21.-nnA,x-vheas strong;
demand active: No. = while Michigan. Dec; extra
do. pJc: amber Michigan. spot, Bits 190c: Zebra.
ary, 06Hc; March. D7!lc: No. = rcd winter, Jan
uasT. DGss; February. NJte, March. D7aac: West.
crn amber. 0t:ic: No. 2 amber Illinois, 81 10.
Corn ttul anl unchanged. Oats dull and nominas.
, 1879-01-22

MEhpHts, Tenn.+ Jan. 21.-CorTox-SssAdy:
sales, 4, 600 taics; exporters ESQ: apnners. 400:
speculation. 100; receipts, x.073; shipments.
l, 140; Stock 20, 20t.
, 1879-01-22

HottTal Nlpa1eh 70 7Hf Tribune.
KAssAs CTR, No.. Jan. 2t.-EAAtx-Tho Price
chrrsnf reports WHEAT setetpts 2s 03i; shipments.
II. s35; arm; No. cash, B1c: February. Sic;
NO. cash. 75Hc: February. 77hc; No. 4 eAah.
73Hc. CuFn-Recclpls. II. 7l5; shipments, TO-
4s2; h!chesi No. 2, aaafc: Fcotnary. a1c.
, 1879-01-22

c1par, 4Hc. Uarnn-Markct easier: thoutac1f "Ef
3ac; cftas-F!b ;e; clear, 6'sG55tte; hams. sugar:
cured. firm nt Ds: Mtcunfhscd. dGt1!sc.
Qthtrl unchanged,
, 1879-01-22

The presence lu Montreal during the present
week Of = ouce well.knovn Torouto Journalist,
but who u uow engaged tn I more lucrative
aycatlon iu Albany. n. r., calls to ,uiud to GIG
Ut the G.4z4ftt ktxI trlsk TINT thus iuuEnali>t
, 1879-01-22

ST. LOUIS
St. LOUIS. Jan. :l.-CA7rL1-Demand aeti,o .,s
Ionr for lack Of supply; export sleerst 94.7hm
i. %: good 10 choice heavy fat ateers, sA.25Ge
.ii.r, tis; "tsse s iceeip: 5So; .hpment.
II; ii;oo.-E!ettes md higher; yerysrs and nalt!:
EN-; ss.sy. sj:55S;5. 10; fsesipis' s'Soo; shipments
$ ss,ss ss; It :ss; :s:e 81 T. ssss
eeip.s, 100; shipments. 16o.
WATERFOWL,
W4Tsnrowx. Jan. o1.-Hzzr CATrIr-Reestpts.
ss o. sest y rlsss
unchanged: sa!s. o. s.,ols. a: 3;99@7;ss: e.t.s'
smrxr % Asn Laxus-Reecluts, s,ool; supply Of
sheep tnessa.e1 sna 1eh .s9ek eonsht on Train
*e x' r. s1'ss, q 'se sas or ssso n ~
EAST LIBxRrT.
Fast L!aznrr. r., Jsn: 21.-cArT5r-Rs.
hsfa; tssst!is t.tr Il 10 % good. s4.oo14.5o.
Mea:-ssens soSs, ~ mi S hssa; .ss
5.so; 5,'i'i Phi.ds'paa., ID; 4S6s q:
tnEiy active 1t 81. 76a5. 90. according To quality.
KAAsAs C1Tf.
8p<efot DtsnascA 10 7As TrtsnnA
ria Current reports receipts lgl; shpment, i;
s.s,. :s.s, .sa ns1: :' :'es:' o n,n:rsa stss sss
eo!n.fed Texas atccss, q. 4oGa 90.
lo"sees,pta o2; sh!pmsnta. -. es as;,.s sstIg. s,
iiah. ia6 'Sipp!nE. So. 4oG..7o.
Du7raLo, Jan. 81. 1.-CATrLE--Rcccfpts, aga; no
tsles to-day; fresh a1ryals consigned through:
4Artfnr HnWAfnts demand DG0Hs fair tn good WAff.
, 1879-01-22

WILMINGTON, Jan. 21.-Srtn1ra or TuarxN1is
Firm at 2GHc.
, 1879-01-22
MARVELLOUS
CURES!
Spasms, Nervous Prostration,
and Paralysis.
TESTIMONY OF A PHYSICIAN.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Oct. %, 1878.
Fulvermachef GAlvan!c Co.:
Gcnt!emcu-Two weeks Of n most constant
recurring tctanc spssmt, with lie use Of slmost
incredible quantities Of chtorotorm and other
Annethetlca md narcotics, Ind reduced me az
ous te7er, ' ~bch cpn.nusd thres resk. and
prostrasci mc 10 degree rarely recovered from.
VAS helpless, partially pafslyzed; could. with
much difficulty, dtRcst spoonful Of tho most
At alE.
In The nf",ve-dcscrlhct condition applied the
Hc]t tsutleriDg at tie time, and on the verge Of
=! felaplel. ai,d a'most Immediately I was re-
1ieVed, fell Into gentle, re4,fui sluHlber, and
Awokc refreshed aul much strengthened. The
improvement continued, and | made most
rartl asnl satisfactory recovery.
With best u rcaaons, therefore. take pleas
urc In addinx mr. testimony to the value n.El
Importance NJ yDur Invention. Both "A 4 ply
Etcsan arI one ntn has experienced fts benefits,
l declare It's unr1utvuraf excellence.
JOSEPH JuDsON KESDRlCK, n. ..