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, 1879-02-09
THE pRDSE.C {PATENTED}.

A couple OF desparin. lovers. OH inatr'nony in
tent, started for Dover the other day, riding double
ovcrto"K the party, compelled his daughter to re-
turn home, and left young LucMtSvAE and his
team iu the road.-Irgq {hy.) Democrat.
girl In tho County OF rrisg,
Whose parent wsa stern, out did dig
Along with her lover
Toward the county-seat, Dover,
On an ox,-A peculiar rig.
But the father pursued and o'erhanled
Them, though ''Gee!' ''iiawP' aud "Ger up!f
they bawled,
Bore OF the sad fair,
And the lover left there
A-ahedding Of :ear-drops that scald.
, 1879-02-09

COVENANT LODGE; 20 s?S 4 s,;N: M-F2s 81
u. at Cor!ntlzn Hall. Ao- ls7 East ki,1icst.. u
7:so o'clock for Imnor;ant work. The membtfs a1t
sa1ss q SsSs:sss ssa 3G
WILLIAM KERR, Secretary. '' '0'N
10. 9. .F.-EyCELsIORfU fUN1FoEMEr) ENcAsfp;
MEST So los WI meet ID E1cssHr is; Go.ft " S'
H. ID 1a!i %ufor @ % Ths ; Firs SIS sreoaa and ihrd De
Efee % ,stlt be Conferred whiting At?s,i9b6 + M sb 'n'Ie'
u I. oi1,'i ). i:E1SEEs Secretary. ' ~ 0@'<'
BLAIR LODGE NO. ass. a. F. 4. 81 -1!cgnlar
s nSa:y y 10Y hs as &c
csralua principles VI the ordef. by nry1'cr l.: oScr-
IT, Visiting ofu:aten are eof!'aly iasSH aISy osoeF
CIV. OD0SSELI.. Secretary.
CHICAGO COUNCIL Of. PRINCES cF IL. ;!ERt1- r.
SALEM. ,i11e.n1h trs.ee. y. 4 a. sS0teh iac M
sons VII, hold regular Convention On Thursday even
lug nest for bss'aess by !, o14sr n;;1,T qf
Ed GooDALE, Grsnd Secretary.
tnuttscut ii truncirurY tn Lodge ind Eucampment
WORK GE2SS ASn, Z F :s:+sa 'f cnton.s
ccAGo GAErEE I;;S},s 81 's sc1ot M-secfal s.
a 1~entS S.s ..sesnd. t.. 1of SorS tde Mnrk neses
u, yo *Fp e''dia Sitfa sMT y s1ary o.
LArAIETTE GAArrEM No T. t,,%. A. M.xs,a,sa ,;,s
AopSsy 151 yusaes aaS Srmpt M
't'''A'e7 'e''e''''' i l. s. $. BSaUrrEnwoRrH. III
.coE1$Tu1AS CHAPTER. No. en- r; 4. M.-Eee:
Sar Gon;Ssatioa M9oaay sseRnS FEB ,o a. ~
''a'n' are cordially invited q sAsH siGsf KERR u.r
, 1879-02-09

CHICAGO CIIAPTE: No. 1T, 4 A. M,-spcctal
Cnnrocatton stonday evening At ~ o,c1~k, ~ ~
twenty -xecuu4 f.. Tor work tue Mnfk nc@Ter.
V.;Ins companions cordially invited. lsy order Of
tnr II. T., II, r. ELL SMllA. Secretary.
, 1879-02-09

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER NO. 2 X. 4. M.-sta,ed
Convocation Monday evening, At ~ O'clock. ut Hail.
~ A4nrut-st., tor business 4 full aud prompt al
'''A'1@'~~ i. s. BUTrERwoRrH. n. P.
, 1879-02-09

10 o. F.-Mcnhcrs OF tic Order will dad the Illus
tr7tcd Ritual r,'ishcd st c vcy 1setul IN the At,
WORK. App;y to ur addrcs4 Iru:Eer
ROLAND FI:4AkLlN. lu1 South Clinton-St-
, 1879-02-09

coE1$7n1AS CHAPTER, No. ea r, a. M.-1ee:
ular Conrocation Monday evening, Feb 10. nj IN
O'Clock Work on The 4. 4 Degree Visiting COM
pau1ona arc cordially Invited. BY order
SAM'L KERR. II. r,
, 1879-02-09

|
The free-iunch excursion from Chicago die
ZOE meet the cordial reception in Mexico tha
was promised lhe Mexican Punch LII
odcefafa, got after the excursionists and ham,
mercd them in the most uumcrciul fashion. Tht
excursion party is represented at the theatre
Observing, IN rapturous way, the performances
OF three acrobats Oh the trapezc. Nothing car
oc seen o1 the audience but twenty pairs oi
NO. 10 noots elevated on the backs OF the seats.
La 6acetdd tells a great secret when it adds tc
this cartoon the explanation that the Govern.
ment reserved eighty orclestra-stal's and eight
boxes at lhe theatre "so that the Chicago mer-
caanss - may amuse themselves free gratis and
1or noeafus' Another cartoon brings out the
personal characteristics OF the cXcurSOnstS in
strong light. We nrc glnd to know that the
dead-hcadng proclivitics Of the cxcursionists
have been in part satistcd Tor it never col,-
celvablc that they should do anything for com
1ncrce. But 1t was worth going a thousand
miles to get Tree pasa TO the theatre.
a------
1te w" AoTA neFu h1es comparatively
eaete Eye ." @ac recent unpseasantncss at Wash
ihstoh' anu says 'tat LoSKL1Na's achievement
III e'.e aa'1et OF 1he New York cnsto'n-Housc
.oniit'nt'ons IS 1he most remarkable example
:" t"e i'sto'5 u a'ler'can politics Ut the Wit
to'F VI ~ 'oo's4ouli over a hostile Govern
tneat' ~ IS, t 49, We remember nothing iikc
IL since al lnn1f'uual attempted to force his way
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-02-13

BON jeber Die Beoeutun9 sebabt, alle
Giosenohen su pereinen, oamit iie ii@
beim erniten Spiel Der @affen uno
beim freimiitbi9en Bort neuerbinss
itdrten, ni@t nur gum aampf fiir unier
tbeueres @aterlanb, ionoern ou4 CUR
9iebe uno gum frieoli@en uno freuoi=
gen @irten fur oasielbe. so boffen
mir, es peroe ben pereinten 2rdften
aud oiesmol 9elinsen.
unier @@iibenbuno bat ia lelbft in
jiinefer 3eit Elm lebenoises 3eusnib
oafiir obselest, mas mir BEL allleitis
gutem Willen t6nnen.
Sic altbetpdbrte elite unierer @4l=
ben, ,uel&e oas I&wei5erii&e @4iebme=
fen auf einen bsben @tanopuntt Der
@ol(tommenbeit sebro&t uno oabur4
|oeHen &ubm 9esriinoet uno sef0roert
bat> uno bic iiingeren Webrmdnner,
uel9e mebr ols friber berufen iino,
|fd in Der 9anobabuns ibrer pollfom,
meneren @offen 5u beben iid Die 9dn<
oe 9erei9t. sic baben iid our4 aner=
tennensmertbe 9esenieitise 3useitdno-
ni6e auf einen @9ieBplan pereini9t,
Der allen billieen Mnforoerunsen se-
re@t ,ueroen ion. Gum erfen Mal
miro oieies Sabr Elm eiosen0ifi&es
|S@ubenfef auf @runo zines @4ieb-
plans ab9ebalten weroen, Der auf d4t
republitonil&e @e:le cur@ M6gsoro=
nete aQer S@iken ou @tanoe 9etom=
men iit.
Wir ermarien oesbalb gum nd&ien
Set. BOP bonn 6. big gum IA. Suli in
8aiel itattfinoen ion, s(lt uno Sung;
renn nur bur@ einises 3ulammenmir=
fen aler @@lsen, aller d@ten 8atrio<
ten fam Dem nd4iten fgeit oerjenise
@6arstter 9.mabrt meroen, ben Die
eiosen6llii@en @diibenfeite felt ibrer
@runouns 5ur Gbre unb gum @eble
unjeres @aterlanoes batten.
81 -.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-02-13

men. Mit Dem @erlaTen Der S9ul..
Die ibnen oft taum bic notbourftisfe
Glementar.8il semdbrte, miro bas
Banb burdi9nitten. bab lie, oft leidt
9enu9. nit Der @elt Der @ebanfen, bes
pertnlpft Sc if in tieIer
8e3iebuns Elm sutes She'll beHer im
olten 8aterlanbe, no Die DerbdltniHe
mebr 9treselt. bic Anipri9e on Die
2eiituneen Der arbeitenoen ala6e sr06er
uno Der @ille, unmihenbeit uno &ob-
belt our6 Grsiebuns uno Bilbun9 ou9
na@ ben @@uliabren gu betdmpfen.
Elm bebarrli9er uno erniter 1T. Sort.
biloungspereine nit Bibliotbeten,
9anoperteri9ulen fur fernere Ausbil=
ouns BON 2ebrlineen. in uel9en Elm
frii4er anresenber @eiit ben 64uler
5u feileln weib. iollten in teiner beut=
l9en @tobt bieies 2anbes feblen.-
N6er wartet ni9t, bis loI9e erri9tet
meroen, mo lie nod ni9t beiteben. @ebt
guern 2naben uno Siinslinsen CUTE
8l4er in Die 9dnoe uno ermuntert iie
gum 2eien, bereitet iie our9 cute Sec.
tire Dor fur Jortbilounss= uno @e=
merbe= Yereine.
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Advertising Rates.

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first Insertion, and 5 cents for each
subsequent insertion. A reduction
is made for contracts for advertis-
ing by the year. Advertisements
without specified directions will
be inserted until countermanded
and charged accordingly.
.sDer Nordstern", having the
largest circulation Of any paper
north of Minneapolis, is the best
advertising medium.
We have received a fine selec.
ton Of English and German job
types, and are prepared to fill all
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We print in English, German,
French and Norwegian:
Letterheads,
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Circulars,
Posters,
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Sic @i6ti9feit nnb Der 8ertb oes
QeienS.

Gs mag Die @tsuuns, Sic Elm Menid
in Der @elelidaft einnimmt, nod ic
nieorie iein, tonn er nur leienL 10 1T e'
lei9t i'm @tanoe, li@ in Die bette Sc
1eul4 aft 5u eerieten. St fann ii@ mil
Den eroben 9erren, nit Den beoeuteno=
item @lailitern Der @er9an9enbeit be-
tannt MAIDEN, tann li6 an oen groBen
&eoanten uno meiien Musipri9en, an
oen 9idtun9en Der 9r0bten Meilter
aQer 3eiten aufridter, lid be9eiitern,
fam an Der 9ono Der @eIdi4te Sobr=
buuoerte ourdforiden uno babel lernen,
lein l1rtbeil 3u i4drfen, ieinen 8eritano
3u biloen uno aug Der 8ersoneenbeii
ouf Die 3utunft au i@lieben. St tann
lernen. tpie man leben muB. UNI 5ebler
uno mdnsel ieiner @orsdnser permei.
Den unb 1@ Die @e9nuusen Ser 8er*
9an9enbtit uno Der 8e9enmart 5uju-
wenoen: (: Re 3u naten.
Gin Mtnl4, bem 8lder 3u @ebote
te6tn. 1T ni9t perlaTeu, uno menn Ct
se,mungen mdre, in ben s.6sten Gin.
6oen 3u leben. bo no tein meni9li4es
Muse nit 9beilnobme unb 3uneisuns
auf i6n blidtn, tein Son Der lneni9li.
den S!imme ibn errei9en t6nnte. go
trauris Elm iol4es 2oos iein miiroe, Der
BeTb Don. Bii4ern unb Die 5dbisteit.
lie iu leien, miiroen ibm oies Coos er<
trdgli@ MAIDEN.
Bie piele. Die ibr 2eben sebont.nlos
nu; nit Der n6tbisitea Mrbeit unb nit
jinnli@en @eniiIen. uie mande
miirb n ebler benfen unb banbeln, ,pei>
ler leben, before 8iirser, re9t.
ihafenere @atten, @dter uno Gr5ieber
I in, menn lie ibre beiten 5reunoe nidt
nur in luiti9er &eieul9aft, in oFentli-
den 6duiern iu@ten, ionoern unter gu
ten Budern unb @driften, tpenn lie
@efallcn iinoen lernten ON 2elen. Gs
it 5u beoauern, ooB ii6 Die meiiten
alnoer, Die lid Dem 6anopert ooer Dem
6abrifaelhdft aumenben, sum 2elen
uno 8eritebenlernen gutter Buder foit
gar teine @elegenbeit uerf9afi.n t6n-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-02-13
Ser Nprbfern,
9erausse9eberbon
BRICK & KAISER,
saint G1oub, minnefota,

erldeint ieben Oonnerita9 uno tofet labrlld)
in 8orausbe5ablun9 $3.50.
Stir lpeniqer ais Monate mtro tein Mbon'
nement an9enommen. -,
Bon Nbonnenten, Die Die 3eitnn9 ntbt
ausorii dli@ abbeitellen, tpiro an9enommen.
bab lie oas 4bonnement fortjulesen mln11en.
Sic Berabidumuus, cber Serne1geruns
Ser Abboluna Der 3eitung bon Dem Yoltamte,
10 obiu oieielbe beorbert moroen 1T, iolule bic
uuterlaNuns Der Nn5eise an bic 9sraus9eber
bon Der etma itattfinneuben Ortsberanoeruna
uub Der Mnqabe bes neuen Bobnorts entb'n'
bet ni1t bon Der Be1abluug oeS pouen Nbon>
nementSbetrases.
Mn5ei9en.
pelde obne 8emerfung our Aufnabme elm
oeben. tperoen 10 (anee eineerIdt uno bered'
net, bis lie abbeiteqt meroen.
Muaeiae en- meroen 3u ben gemobnllden
Yreilen einaerudt, ndmli6 Gents per Bres
bier, ,3cile, fur bic erite Ginrudun9, uno
@ents iiir ieoe folgenoe. Sir Nnte1aen, o,e
IGngere 3eit iteben blciben, lulro elm beoeu-
ten6er Nb3ug erlaubt. =
Sic Seranseeber iinb im 8eiib einerboQ
fanoiaen Nuswabl
9leuer. uno ge1@madpoQer 2ettern,
unb iinb ba1er i'm @tanbe,
Druid la4sn uller Mrt
in beutl@er, en9lilder, fran50Hl9er uno
norme9l6er @pro6e $500
auf's @9neu1 tie, @@Dn1t uno Blu!91te
5u liefern,
unb empieblen ii@ gu sensisten auftrdsen.
@ebrudt merben:
2ctterbeaoS,
8iabcao8,
6elbdftsfarten,
Gireulare,
81anfS,
Nlafate u.f. n.
auf tiir5eie Moti5. -.
8cFeGunaen uno @etoer aotciitre man:
8rif S &aiier,
st. @louo, @tearns Co., Minneioto,
Letter Box 4O7,
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2l. &taats1e8islatnr.

9en. Yamers eiltlpldelte lldb gum
|eriten 0}ale als@reenbader II. beantraote
Elm @eles, nod wel@em ale ailehoren
i'm @toate ansemieien fno, Bel ben
Wern6sensab1ddtunsen, bic i'm 8eFbe
ein3elner Yerlonen uno gorporotionen
|beiinoIiden @reenbads als 8unbes=
oblisationen 3u betra@ten unb 9lei@
6aarem 9emiinbtem @oloe ab5ul9dben.
Die @reenbads mdren felt Dem 1. San.
10. S. ni9ts meiter als Elm She'll Der
8unoesl@ulo, oa lie aber gu ieoer 3eif
Fin baarem @oloe einsel6it ueroen TOM
nen, 10 ieien lie BON ben aileiIoren Dem
baarem @oloe 9lei43uitellen. An Dos
Suiti3committee permieien.
Sen. Mbams beantroste Elm Sbier=
l9ubgeleb. Cine lan9t &eibe bonn
9aule ansenommenen @eiesesentmiir<
fen Don rein lotalem SntereiIe muroen
gum erten Male perleien, uEo bierauf
Die in Der setrieen Ylenarfbuns anse<
|nommenen @elebe in oritter unb eno=
gilti9er 2clun9 on9enommen. Gen.
Cattle beantragte, an Sen Gon9reb Elm
Mem orial gu lenoen, glei6en Snbaltes
nit Dem BON Der 9ulutb 9afen= Con-
uention bel6lol1enen.
Ser @enat nabm fol9enoe @elebe in
oritter uno enosiiltieer 2eiuns an. Gin
Nmenoement gum 9ppotbetenseiet, mel
DIES Die Triit bis gum seri@tli&en 0er=|
touf perldnsert. Gin Mmenoement 3ur|
Contribution, wel9es Der 9esislatur
pori@reibt. tsiner @taot uno 9opn 3u1
sefotten, @4ulbsn ou eontrabiren, Die
5 4roe. bes iteuerbareu gisentbums in
Dem betrefenoen Drte lberfeisen.
Cine Abdnoeruns oes armenunter'
itatunesseietes. Gin @eiet. pel&es|
Der Duluth Babn Die garantirten 2dn'
oereien aberldbt. falls bis gum 5abreI
1882 cine 3meisbabn nod 9oplors|
SAILS fertis itelt. Gin amenotment|
gu ben eei.sliden Beftimmunsen iiberf
ben eeridtli4en 8ertauf pon gruno. |
eieentbum. Ginen 3ulat gum Gbatlel
Mortsase< <@elet.
Gen. Bbeat beri9tete Ramtns oesI
COMMITTEES fur Die Blinoen. uno 9aub=
itummen- I'm italt, bab g berielben einen
Belu4 obeeitattet. uno beri&tete, bob|
er MQes in i95nit.r Oronans 9efunoen|
babe. Ct beantraQte Der Anitalt einel
@elojumme, pon $4,000 gu iberpei.
len.
- @dnnpftabat unb @taub ieber
Mrt,. iomie aud ftarte, beiBenoe ooer
pereiitete Nuf6lunsen ueridlimmern
oen Gatarrb uno treiben oenielben in
Die 2ureen. 9r. 9a9e's tsCatarrh
Remedy" (@dnnpfen 9eilmitteD turirt
ben @hnupfen ourd feline miloen, lin
bernoen uno beilenben Gigenldaften.
eSenes Yadet prdparirt cine Yint bon
oem 6eilmittel fertig gum @ebeau6
uno foltet nur fiinfSis Gents. Sn aQen
Npotbeten su baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-02-13
MGen's l,lnae,,= NalIom

Ibat fid erprobt alS baS erobte mebi;iniidoe
Seilmittel fiir 2unaenIeiben, fir M,iniqunq
bes Blutes uno @;eberberifellung Der aaiun-
'oen Heldafenbeit Der 2eber. Gr entfernt
ben Ssbitim bon Sen 9unaen, nnb bahnt bs>
5sour9 ben 9seg gu .einer bti%eunigten Sei,
lsnq.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-16

REE YoRE, July l5.-Cotton-Quiet but
steady at l2 l:1eal9 Bloc; futures firm. Flour
STEADY and in fair demand; receipts G,00O
barrelsi supertine Western and State S. IS
a. 10; common 10 good extra 81 90a4 90:
good TO choice 81 65a8 so; white wheat extra
81 I6a5 %; extra Ohio 81 20a6 90; St LOuis
s. l0A6 90; Minnesota patent process IS Tja
20. Wheat-Quiet; receipts $50, COO bushels:
no. spring 051Ea96c; No. do aSl 90; No,
2 DO, sales $1,000 bushels, at 81 OGal II; un.
graded do a5caSl 05; ungraded winter red 81 Is
q! u; No. . do 81 la! 1874; No. 2 do 81 1857
al Suts mixed winter 81 171Sal IS; No. 9
amber 81 lSal 2Oi No. l do 81 coal 81; I'm.
graded white 81 l5al II; No. do,
sales $4,000 bushels, at 81 l7sl 20; No, 3
amber, first half OF August, sales 10000
bushels at 81 II; No. red, July, sales $4,000
bushels at$ l7al 1sl<; August, sales IA, 900
at 81 13Aal Is; September, sales 1900 at
81 lSHal Az; No. white August sales 80, 900
bushels at 81 1ia1 10 Rye-Firu: western
66a681c. Barley-Dull and nominal. Malt
quiet and unchanged. COrn-N eak: rp-
ceipts $4,000 bushels; ungraded A3a45%c:
round yellow 52Ifa55o; No 9 white 5Ojic:
No. 9 July 45c bid, 451<c asked; August IS
bid; 45stc asked September 463<c bid, 4Ic
asked: 0ats-.Eirm; receipts 100000 bushels;
mixed western Slailc; white western 4Oa42c.
Hay-Steady. Hops Firm; yearlings 3a5C.
Cottee-Firm. sugar-Quiet and Arm; fair to
good 67sa6Nc. M0laSses-Dull and unchang.
ed. Rice-Demand fair and market firm;
Carolina 61Sa791c. PetrOleum-Quiet; United
6S4a7Oci crude 6a5Ac; refined SIC. Tallov
Steady and unchanged. Resin Quiet.
Turpentine-Quiet and unchanged. Eggs
Dull; western 10al3I1c. PorkSFiFmer; new
mess 5Oaa 90 Beef-NOminally unchanged.
Cut Meats-Steady; long clear middiinCs
S l2x; short clear S IS. Lard-FirmeF;
prime steam $6121fa6 Tx. Butter-Firmer:
western 7al5Hc. 'Cheese- Stronger; western
4GSHc. WhisEy-Dull at 81 O6X bid, 81 O9X
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-16
THE ALLEamENY MOUNTAIN.
Horseshoe Carye-cre4son sprinss-Al
toona-An Hxeursion Suggested.


Horseshoe Curve Creason spFings-Al.
to0na-An Excursion Suggested.
The State Of Pennsylvania Is noted for
It's wealth OF scenic beauty and the many
popular resorts located within It's borders.
A short distance west Of Altoona, on the
eastern slope Of the mountains is the "a
nous Horseshoe Curve" The valley
here separates into two chasms, but by a
grand curve, the sides Of which are for
some distance parallel with each other,
the road crosses both rayines on high
embankment, cuts away the pointof the
mountain dividing them, and sweeps
around and up the stupendous western
wall.
Looking eastward from the curve, the
view is peculiarly impressive, while at
Allegrippus, where the majesty OF the
mountains seems to culminRte, the vast
bills In successive ranges rolls away In bill.
lowy swells to the far horizon, the prospect
being only bounded by the power Of Wis.
ion. During the summer open "obsesRa.
ton cars" are attached TO the day express
dhlSi anu uAA6 Lu6 EUuuu Trip uetMeGu
Cresson and Altoona, enabling passengers |
to see with ease and pleasure the unsur.
passed scenery OF the Alleghanies, from
whose submits Is spread before the eye a
panoramic view which Is, in the opinion Of
experienced travellers, unsurpassed upon
either continent in all those features which
delight and inspire. 1t comprises the en-.
tire valley OF the "Blue Juniata," picture
Of highly cultivated farms and smiling
peace and plenty, bounded by swelling
ranges Of hills, which gradually fadeaway
In the azure OF the distant horizon.
An excursion through the Coal Regions
Of Pennsylvania and the trip over the
with brief stoppages at points
Of interest," is recommended 70 all who de-
sire a few days respite from the cares and
anxiety OF active business.
The Pan Handle and Pennsylvania Line
should announce one OF its popular cheap
excursions to the mountains at an early
late.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-16
Foreign Grain Market.

LONDON, July l5.-The Marx Lane Erpre,,
says: In consequence OF the continuance al
rain wheat made little, II any, progress. The
ears have scarcely begun TO appear. Thebulk
OF hay remains uncut, or In cases where Il has
been cut, II has been left lying to rot, In
Scotland the crops are fully three weeks be.
hind hand. The pastures arc mostly well
covered. Potatoes are looking fairly. On
the whole: the agricultural prospects there are
thought far from promising, They are les
gloomy than in England. The grain trade
has not been 50 animated since the spring Of
1871. The falling ofin the deliveries Of Eng.
lish wheat having once started an upward
movement buyers responded with areadinosS
which proves that they are fully aware OF the
existence Of the conditions tending to create a
rise, Hnesanples Of home grown wheat are
now becoming 50 very scarce that In many
instances the holders refused To accent rise Of
p per quarter, which has been rcadiIyobtain.
ed at Mark Lane aud in the country markets
and now hold for IS to- IS pef
quarter advance. There have been 81.
tensiva immpoIts and transactions IN
foreign wheat during the week, the import
being principally from American At
lantiO ports. There has been no lack al
speculation, the milling demand assuming
large proportions These conditions caused
an Improvement Of las per quarter. nm
inquiry has been chiefly tor American anG
Russian descriptions, but any variety q SOUND
wheat has sold easily owing TO the scarcity o
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Z! General a Ag4ttoF Pennsylvania, Ohio and
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July 16.-PErRolEpM-lIllt.
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Ane English There has been much demand
for choice qualities Of foreign fit to replace II,
such as DanEig and New Zealand. These are
held for very full prices. The recently pub
liShed official return Of stocks OF grain IN
London July lst was Notwithstanding the
heavy imports Of the last Six months, nearly
1A, 600 quarters less than the corresponding
time last year, showing to large extent the
purchases maze by inillers to arrive.
Barley, maize and oats also show consider
able diminution. Flour advanced shilling
per sack aud barrel In sympathy with wheat.
Corn favored sellers. Sales OF English wheat
last week q, 727 quarters at ass ID per quarter,
against 1891 quarters at 44s Sd the CORES.
pondlng period the previous year. Imports
Into the United Kingdom for the week end.
Ing July 9th were 98g, $50 hundred weights Of
wheat and 1891 hundred weights OF flour.
In todSy's Monday 81 market the unsettled
weather had decided influence All ch ,lce
lots Of home grown wheat met with ready
sale at an advance Of . per quarter The for.
eign arrivals have been unusually heavy, but
American realized an advance OF Is per quar-.
ter; Russian was steady Flour in good re.
quest at an improvement OF Is per sack and
ed to ID per barrel. Barley steady at last Mon.
days extreme prices, Maile 9uieier and
shade weaker, owing to heavy imports,
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PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-Flour-Dull; Min.
nesota extra family 81 81 ]I1a5 90; do choice
TO- fancy S. 40a5T5; medium to good IS so:
winter wheat patent, S 75a6 %; spring do
y ~, l211Sa6 62H. Rye Flour-Steady at s. IS.
Mheat-ln good demand; No. red elevator
u AN Confirm; rejected on track and
At grain depot 4sa4ac; steamer do 4Sa40o
sall mixed do 50ab7c. 0ats-ln very mod.
sions-DulL Beef-MeSs $l2 %. Hams-
Smoked l0xallKc; picked Ska0Nc. Lard
Western s. 25a6 So Butter-Firm and I'M
changed. Eggs-Firn; western lOHalic.
Cheese-Stronger; creamery 5 II1a54c. PStIo,
leum-Duli; crude &c; refined exc. Whisky
Firm; western 81 0711R1 OS.
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oncAaO, July i5.-The DroVsH Journal
AoGs- Receipts 900 head shipments 400
head. A few mixed shipping at g 80aS 70;
light strong and active, 8 9OaS 95; choice
heavy quiet and strong s. S0at co.
CAfrLE-Receipts, $500 head; shipments,
200 head. Choice natives active and strong;
export cattle, 8 9Oa5 %; good to choice
sHPplTs y S Ssa g 3 but butcher BE- many let
8 2ti western cattle, g 10.
SlIEEr-Actlye and stronger at s 00a5 90.
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err No. 8 white Wabash, new, 81 OS; amber
Michigan spot, 81 l0h July t108; new spot
Sl0s; No. 9 amber Michigan q O6; No. 2 red
winter July d 0eIS; August 81 63k; new
spot q OK western amber, new. 81 084;
July 81 o.; No. 2 amber, Illinois new, Il OK.
Corn-Qules No. 2 spot 9SSlc; August held Of
S9Ac Setc bid. Oab-ouieti No. 2 August
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Petroleum Market.

PtrrsBuRoH, July l6-pErRoLEuM-Quiet;
crude 7i%e at Parker's for shipment refined
at exc for Philadelphia delivery,
OH CRY, July lG-PEFRoLiuN - Market
opened quiet with IOc hid; dropped and closed
at 0sEc bid. Shipments 1900 barrels, aver.
aging 10000 barrels. Transactions 10000
barrels.
0ISI6<d. $500
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PHILADELPHIA, July l6-wool = Quiet and
steady; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Wiz,
ginla Xxx and above 3sa4OC; extra Ssa40c;
medium 40a4lc; coaTse S5a38c; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and Western fne S5a87c
medium 30al0c; coarse 35aS8c; combing wash.
ed SDal5c; do unwaShed 29a3SXc; Canada
combing SSa40c; fine unwashed 90a2lc ;
coarse and medium do 27aS2C; tub washed
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Baltimore.

-; BALTIMORE, July l6.-Flour-Unchanged.
Wheat-Western opened stronger and closed
lower and active No. 2 western winter red,
spotSl u; July 81 lax; August 81 139{; Sep
lower; western mixed, spot and July 4SXa
4S9Ec; August 451ta459Sc; September 4Cc bid !:
steamer at411Sc bid. 0ats-steady, firm and
unchanged. Rye-Quiet and unchanged,
Hay-Unchanged. Provisions Dull, n6ml.
nal and unchanged. Butter-Quiet, firm and
unchanged. Eggs-Dull and heavy at o lialOc
for fresh. Petroleum-Quiet, nominal and
unchanged. CoHee-Flrm and quiet; rio
cargoes II 15al4Nc. Whisky-Firnat$iOS,