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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-07-24
NIAGARA SENSATIONS.

Sam TatcL,s Leap Iondin's Tight Rope
| Pedestri0ntsDt, and PEERS Jump.
Niagara Falls Correspondence Globe-Democrat.
| In April last-I think it was on the 2lst-
Canadian named Harmon Peer, took his
stand upon platform jutting out from the
center of the foot and carriage bridge at this
point, and prepared himself for drop into
the river which rushes along with such mad
fury nearly 200 feet below. In order to pre-
vent suffocation or suspension of respiration
inseparable from the rapid passing through
the air of his descending body, Harmon
fastened a sponge over his mouth and nose.
He then sprang boldly into the air, and in
four seconds from the time he left the plat
form, disappeared below the surface OF the
river. He was picked up, uninjured. by one
of the boats which we're waiting for him af-
ter his hazardous descent.
The falls of Niagara are among the most
sublime of spectacles. Americans long ago
selected these falls, the rapids preceding
the rivers headlong leap and the whirlpool
below, as scenes for the exhibition by men of
daring athletic feats. 1t is just fifty years
ago since that intrepid swimmer, Sam Patch,
undertook to leap from a ladder, suspended
at the foot of a precipice, upon Goat Island,
into the boisterous and whirling waters be-
below.
"At LENGTH says descriptive reporter
of that day, ''Sam Patch reached the pin
naele from which his plunge was to be made,
and. clothed frem head to foot in white, sat
for moment like seagull upon cloud. HAY
ing made his tremendous leap amid the
breathless silence of those who watched him
with little expectation that they would
ever see him again, the bold
adyenturer sank into the seething
cauldron which closed over him and hid him
from their sight. A boat was ct hand TO
pick him up, but nothing was seen of him
until he was discovered clambering up the
rocks on the rivers bank, some hundreds of
fest below the falls. He sustained no sort
of injury, although if is said that among
those who have been carried by accident
over the falls, no survivor ever escaped in
sta ltaneous DEATH
Then came Blondin, who twenty years or
so ago was the hero. He electrified vast
concourse of spectators by walking across
the turbulent and boiling river upon single
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What it Costs.

Niagara Falls is the grandest cataract
In the world. Half of ii belongs to the
United States, yet it is not possible fol-
an American citizen even to look at the
falls unless he pays at least twenty five
cents Watkins Glen, New York, is d
wonderful chasm, wild and picturesque,
but the free American citizen must paw
fifty cents to enter it.
1t is hard to fence in Mount Washing
ton, and it has not yet been accom-
plished, but as the fares are much higher
than the mountain. the free American
citizen may think he can save money by
walking to the top. he is mistaken n.
He will have to pay eighty cents toll TO
walk up.
The Au Sable chasm is gloomy and
grand, but it costs the American citizen
fifty cents to see it. The Flume at the
Franconia Notch is worth seeing
ty-fve cents worth The whirlpool at
Niagara is sad and somhre. at least it
makes the free American feel so when he
goes there with party of ladies-ffty-
cents each The Falls of Montmorency
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truly novel. After preaching, prayers,
and song, two deacons grid themselves
with towels, as the Saviour once did, and
two others carry large tin basins ofwater.
-Four women on the other side of the
house act similarly. In groups of half 4
dozen the brethren and sisters advance
to the front bench, divest their feet of
shoes and stockings, and those members
are washed and dried by the basin and
towel bearers. The feet are clothed again.
the six men and women retire, and anoth-
er group comes forward and receives the
same treatment, with the washing and
dry ing of all the feet the ceremony ends.
Then brethren and sisters assigned to
the service descend To the basement and
prepare (by the help OF a well-filled lar
der and roaring log fire. great basins
of beef soup and platters of boiled beef
and sliced bread, and bring these edibles
up into the church, where the backs of
some of the seats have already been I'M
belted and laid upon the backs of other
benches, so that a number of long tables
have been formed Cloths are laid, the
bowls and plates of soup and beef and
bread are distributed, and love-feast
is begun. None but Dunkers
are permitted to take part in this devo-
ton, for they are very strict, close COM
munionists. The sacrament proper (the
drinking of wine and breaking of bread
terminates the feast. At the close OF the
services the preacher kisses the nearest
brother, the brother kisses the one near,
est him, and so they 'pass it round" in
profane parlance, until the last and fur
thest brother has received the salutation
when he completes the ceremony and the
circle, by advancing and kissing the
preacher. Then woman kisses another
sister, and the operation is repeated Oh
the other side of the house. In the even
ing meal is spread in the basement TO
all who choose to come, and for thost
who wish to stay all night, bunker o
not, beds are prepared and breakfast il
furnished in the morning.
The Dunkers baptize by immersion
dipping the convert three times forward
instead Of backward, as the Baptists do
| The Dunkers are very numerous, anC
starting from Philadelphia, where the,
have large church, have journeyet
westward into nearly every Western ane
| Southwestern state and territory. The,
are most numerous i'm Central Pennsyl
yania.
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The Way 1t Works.

The editor was sitting in his sanctum
when man, laboring under considerable
apparent excitement walked in with the
paper III his hand, and pointing to a
small paragraph, read: "The genial Col.
MumblechOck thinks of taking an Eastern
Quincy soon. May he enjoy pleasant
trip is the wish of his many friends"
Now, sir!' said the excited man, II
am Col. MumblechOck. and have called
to enquire 10y what authority YOU make
this use of my name IN your paper:"
First time | ever saw IT.. replied the
the editor, glancing at the item, .'but |
suppose 1t Is all right. My local reporter
Is quite enterprising IN his pursuit of
news.
But never gave him permission to
use my name in this manner" persisted
the Colonel
Very likely" said the editor. But
yon are going East, amt you?"
Certainly"
And You havn't any objections to
your friends wishing you pleasant
tr1pl"
That is all right, but don't want nv
name in the paper, and in the future YOU
will oblige me by leaving it OUT
"Of course, said the editor, ''if YOU
desire 1t" and the Colonel bowed him
self stitfiy out
''John, said the editor to his office boy,
follow that man and see where he goes,
and come back and report"
John did as ne was requested, and short
ly after reported that Col. Mumblechock
went to the counting room and bought
twenty five papers, which after marking
something in them, he ordered put in
wrappers, and was busy in directing them.
Cincinnati is chuck full of Col. Mum
blechocks. They profess to be highly
indignant if their names appear in some
trifiing item-wonder how the reporter
got hold of it, and buster about terribly,
yet they are secretly delighted at seeing
their name in print, and invest heavily
in papers to send to friends The only
way TO really offend them is not to men,
ton them at all-Cin. Saturday Naaht.
It is estimated that under the new
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are romantic, historical and beautiful
twenty five cents admission and fifty
cents toll. And thus it goes.
If American spectators could only
erect wall along the sea coast SO that
no one could see the ocean without pay
ing dollar, it is quite likely the free
American citizen would 60 to see it with
out murmur and take his children if
they were allowed to go for half price.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Warlike preparations on the Greek
frontier continue
In some quarters, the war in Zululand
is declared virtually at an end.
A dispatch from Berlin says Russian
military authorities estimate the Tekkc Tur-
Romans in arms at 40000
The entire debt Of the Minnesota State
Agricultural Society has been paid of, and
vigorous action Is in progress preparatory to
the holding of State Fair in ST Paul. the
first week in September.
Owing to the incapacitv of the sub
treasury at Baltimore to store the silver re
ccived, the assstanttreasurer has been or
dered 10 pay out standard silver dollars Tor
fractional silver coin offered for exchange
The negotiations between Russia and
the United States relative to the fisheries near
Alaska, resulted in an arrangement by which
vessels of the United States are allowed to fish
Russian waters in return for the payment
of a money compensation.
The strike at Fall River Mass, has
assumed riotous proportions. \ i oman who
went to work on the 2tst inst was violently
assaulted by crowd Of women and boys and
a large force Of police was necessary to pro
tect her
The secretary of the Minnesota State
Agricultural Society states that the demand
for the stock accommodations at the State
Fair in September isperfeetly immense. and
the display Of blooded stock will he the finest
ever seen i'm the State.
A special from Henderson. Ky, of Ju-
" 10, SAYS that ON the line of that country with
Union. James Luttrell killed Elisha Thomp-
son by a blow on the head with gun.
Thompson was in the act Of preventing Lut-
trell from shooting man named Wedding.
CaUse-whisky.
The steamers Bolivia from Glasgow
and the Mosel from Bremen have Just landed
in New York, having on board large number
Of Mennonites The Mosel brings over Goo
steerage passengers, mostly Russians, who
alone represent capital Of over 100000
Among them are sixty families having 2I3
children. They are remarkably fine looking
party.
A Springfield. Ill, dispatch of July Is,
says Gov Cnllum has received q letter invit-
ing him to attend a reunion Of soldiers of the
Northwest, to be held At Asrora, August Goth,
2lst and 22d. The convention, by resolution,
requested the Governor 10 invite the Govern.
nrs Of all the States and Territories to attend
reunion, aud he has accordingly extended
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

The French residents of England viii
erect a memorial monument TO the Prince I'm
perial.
FL. Boss, lumber dealer at Reading
Pa has made an assignment. Liabilities
S15OOOO.
Prince Jerome Napoleon intends visit
ing ex-Empress Eugene as soon as She has
recovered.
A Paris correspondent alleges thai
Prince jerome Napoleon wholly disayows any
intention Of becoming pretendcr to the impc
rial throne
George F. Bragg, a prominent mer
chant, and Major James T. Hoyt, quarter
master in the army during the war, died al
San Francisco, on the morning Of July IS.
The Duke Of Aygle of Scotland, (fath-
CT Of the Marquis of Lorne, the Governor Gen
eral of Canada and his two daughters were
privately entertained in New York city, at
a dinner party on the night of July Is, at the
residence of Cyrus W. Field. Among those
present We're Secretary Evarts, Peter Cooper
James e. Blaine and Mayor Cooper.
\ Washington telegram of July Is, says
from information obtained at the executive
mansion there is no doubt of the CORRECTNESS
of the assertion heretofore published in re-
gard 10 the successor Of Secretary McCrary
Ex-Senator Ramsey, of Minnesota, has been
rendered the office of Secretary of War, and
has accepted The change will not occur,
n owever until the present Secretaryretires
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never met. That Mr. Sutro was in the lady's
room he admits. Iut denies all else. 1t is
stated that Il. y. Stonehill has been retained
as attorney FOR Mrs. Sutro in suit for di
vorce, whiJn will be commenced immedi
ately.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
CRIMES AND CRIMINALS

The trial of Cox, the neg-o murderer of
Mrs. DR. Hull, is in progress in New York; and
the trial Of Buford, the Kentucky desperate
for the murder of Judge Elliott, is in progress
at Owentou, KY.
In the case of the negro Cox, tined for
the murder of Mrs. Dr. Hull, in New York, the
jury, after being out about an hour, brought
in a verdict of murder in the first degree, and
the Judge sentenced him to be hung on Fri
day, the 29th of August next.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-07-24

It is estimated that under the new
census Pennsylvania viii have a popula
ton Of 100000.
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Cut VEINS and chlntz bugs are report
ed in great numbers, in otoe county, Neb,
, 1879-05-20

Withdrawn from store during Saturday for
city consumption, .1O9 bu what, 1,6tI bu cosl
a,Ei0 bu baslsy.
The following grain was Inspected iuto storo
In this elty yesterday nIurntng: . cars No.
winsrr weat. II rars No. do, 7 ours No. = 10,
0 ears mixed, curs No. hard, II. cars No. .
spring, l01 caFs No u do. ~ cara relecsed, ours
ITO Vrado t3375 wlleat); 10a cars high mixed corn,
ear ,.cw do, II cats aist ,B0 hu now MIXED, VIZ
cars anil Gt0 bu No. ! corm, ~ rars a.,l g. 100 hu
rejected taN sorn); u ru1s white oats, s. cars
No. mixed, IL cars reItgtcd (llI oats); IL curs
No. 3rys, 1 cars No. . barley, ears oxtEa do.
Totul (si5 cars}, OR 81, ,000 bu. Inspected out,
bs,4ol bu w.ieat, l00.b53 bu corn, Oh bu oass,
2,oi7 bu hurley.
The following statement shows tie dlstrfbu-
, 1879-05-20

fIUHH-Kccc1Vcd lIEFlnE Sunday RTNG N6haN
ceiveh laHt wuek. III. TOT; total silppcd last wssk
III, 77O. Tho receipts were tho tarecat reported 'pl
nnY day aimee January, but thpru pturcl to b 40
nf thu trade. and yalnes sustained only . sflFlp3
ahEtslkagr-hRrcly hc. Therc was an atstTs lysa4
packing demand Nnd tho nsua! tnanIry from sfp.
l,ors, and between the Two classes u buyc't lns
supply was rcautly disposed af Prices rsnsea
from 81. Oo@3. 81 for akEp md infctlur Etades
u ta.5E for choice heavy. Thu otle'lns1t
thu cscat bulk ct tho hogs changed owners Tltaa
4 range Of 50. 4ufb3. 80, light weights end he.t{
packers nulIing a. those figures HIipntfs gay y
BIZ I5Gt3. IS for falr to choice hcaYy. Ths uaskf'
rloscd Rtetdr.
, 1879-05-20

11oG pKODUCTs-Woro quiet In thu aggregate,
and tcndcd downward, In sympathy with larger
run ri hogs than was oxpoelos. bnt ware generally
steady. Liverpool reported a locline Of ID per
liz Lbs III lard. There WAS lltslo shipping III.
qufrY for lneats. but ontsIta Of that Tho trading
seemed IL lie chiefly In cl,angcs frnm ono month 10
anosller. There was not much disposition to upor.
alto heyonA fuiy. md MnJ deliveries wurc scarcely
nlcitts'ncd. This packing prospects, nre generally
considered good up to tho nilvvnt Of extreme hot
weather, hi,t operators generally EcrE to think
that tho Asocks In present ana In rroapccl do not
wnsrans extensive Investment OH tho long s!le.
Mess PahN-Dcclsncl ac per hrl from the latest
prices Of Saturday. Sales reported u, 900 brls
acllot June at 2D3G1n.U7, nd III. $50 Iris pcllcr
jnly at 80. 77hGn 40. Total, III. 7;i0 bYfH. Tia
or snllter May, S.H5G1n. H7i for .1nnr md 80. II
on 77.s for July. August was nominal at 1Uc
aoose '1nly. Old pork wa* held 1t 50. %. Prime
mess pork w. nnmina, at 81, 75Q0. 90, and extra
prlHa nt 81. 7ilit9 On.
i.Ann--.DrcincA n,nut 2.<o from the latest prices
1er 1une At So i7.s, s. 7;5 tcs soirr july
A. W 1Mln:9o and ZIG les seller August Ut 80. ~.
I'll IT,! e 81 fsf sfsi aiy ay s. + & 81 f.. i ss
stsATa--Wcyo moderately active and ss,ads
carer, with far dctunl fur small lots for shin.
changer. saeA were ronos.c.l Of 1oo uo lis grcei.
shoulders at 81 10: ~, o0l, Lbs do Isateu} on pri.
rate terms: 10 b1xcs "t!ondrss az 81. uiG2A.7 20
,, snne ~ and 81 II IT,, ao!er 1a't wces M Jny: = %
RULER Juno. S+,g7!s1 10 seller July. nn,i 81. NJ
q M for An1ust; Il; lIu1cs tto nt $t.7U nrot; 70
hoxcs long clears at Si 90: a.Gn0 pes green huns
nac. The following were tho c!osing prices on
tie leading cuts:
, 1879-05-20
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments werc Aled for
record Monday, May 10;

Tho r,,,,.,,r ,r.tu,mont, w.ro a,ed for
'''S
record Monday, May 10:
c,ry ,.unpxnrY.
mov 81 so,t :, at' ~ rtns,rcn.h lr~n =. ".
fant ~; n, wv ~ ~ y. n'nsatsH stH ba ~ VI
;;11 ;I11!ou ~, -; s.Eao'e1t e1tea Icy.
entnu,s e"t. sShF'h''"" fcashol" /" "a 4 nm
fro y. ~. l. n - . - d.. r,,r;v
%fshnt o., - tum1,t, ~ - III. ,nta5 Nav l.,
1f!m,s. 1Emv sx,na xSdS Il ThoGn. a.'a III IT,. ~
iii ., 5000
EliyaEuth III 1j1 il a nf We'd Iudiann ST.
Of, II It to allcy dated March .7
fNli1ar,l Enhworth tn ltnc!tot' Covcrt>.. 1000
Cottnyn Nrnyc ay, Di II norlh Of Thirty
HeyrnlFt Ut. Q I. 1IIxft;; It. dated Mny .-
tdne! l'F!EK4 to lnlwtk knetds>,....- 2,G0U
lh'lea1nl ~ - H. ~ II Or ll1H1!as ~:
Y !. soxtr:l W ~ y, anie4 Any II =, a..
sHs"uenn nmn, seet ~ n!ostt u. ttn!.' "'"'o
inna ~ "1'.,' ~ ~ M nsn!"tn X.
G.":., ~ T.; ILL., y, HnteM AMY ~ s''n's ~ ma
nteMaft " 'onn stasSa! s A'oVo
oH,ls tns.a cG"r! y q II ,:auIs! IT, ~
H. :. 1mS ~ t' u; il; 9Hen u Ap.l ~ thHe"s ~.
vs.. Mes1 70 aanh "; - nsuen st ~ ao
ssi5xi;s {, & aatsa a, nss j, is;7 III. A. o.o
Ss.is sGn1 Iin1., ~ Ata'e NJ = fag1 q soo;.
, 1879-05-20

lots Of dividend scrip, argrcgat!ng St,244, sold
At l051f. 10s1{G11O0. chiefly nt Tho hitter price.
A dispatch states TINT ti,crc Inns been strike
IN tho 400-levcl Of tltc Dodie Mine, ncar the
Standard ground, m which tho stock jumped
IN The San Franciaco Stock Exchange from 80
to III.
1lls following gtvcs tho fluctuations Of the
, 1879-05-20

Tile following were the receipts md ship
snents Of thu lcaang articles Of produce In this
city during tho fosty.eight hours ending ut Z
o'clock OIL Monday uorans, md fur tue cor
responding tlatu twelve months uRo:
, 1879-05-20


IN M" soilK YESTERDAY
MaY ls'-heeG1pts-Elour.22 22',thU bsls; wheat,
loS,1io ba; corn, loa'o&s hu; oats, d0,t30 bu;
sorn-Hiea!, wv pKEs; rye, 6,001 Ill; InalE,
nl13 bu; pork, GIL bfis: bpcf, | 900 tea: cut
,n,.ta n dsn ,,trs. tort, sa1t t,s, ..,',.1...
@ 't'e" p'60f '"t"f o'~4e e>Hf "A'aA1t
d0D ArlB.
Exuorts-For ?orty-c1tht hoyrs-rlu,r k.k10
,,.,., .,,,,,. oiE no h.,. .x., t,s, ooa 49, -
nlsh; "l'cat' sto,ou pu' cos1l, lV@'ooo hn; oats,
0,00O bu; rye, IL, ,000 bu.
rouEr1n rnrrs.
r,,, ,<.,. ,,1''
lhe luaT@ Lane 1s2f}pfcs' nus lilo Following:
III his speech OH reciprocity in the House Of
Lords. l.drd ]shlona,! Hai. that in Now Zualanl
tttre wef1 thnnllrctB VI thauantltIs Of quarters
of wheat annually nesd ~ nnnnra Or thruM, into
tue sch." III ha mt nllAtakrsI, Or miBsnfur1neat
Al thu what IL only uhuut M, GuD acF,,B aud
IN'0 600 quarters would u great Yield, 1t Ia Nut
eaay to binagn9 TINT thnntiretia Of thousands OF
quarters mt 0i that small 4tlantity uf leAy Gun
bo annually 1cHtroycl Durlng ltlU mast aea1siu at
aty raiu aa wcat llas been drarsr Ia New Xpalaud
than ih EhR!aAd, iris not Ut HII likely that apy has
been used as lnHnuyr Vi thrown into thu ssn
Wills out French rctghuts n.u asking tor Iutjcs
foreign corn tllu proplu uf sLmsn 9tu cntuoripV
for tAe removal Of allcl, isuluktx, In Mujriu nc.
cnrd!Eg tu the correspondent of thu UuiV N.gt
aouut equivalent 10 Tia per sack. 'rhe fop pslct
In London lust Mnnday wna 40a por suck, 'rhs
bpan!sl peoplc ara tt!orDforo paying pretty atttiy
, 1879-05-20

elIEEP--Wera In limited Esaaee's ae ssunpiy. W
ass Ssss Sa; wsse 9ss sS!s ae: yss.a a. .Ssp
per lu0 lbs.
Nav Yonx. Mar 1o.-nsaTsstU,lssdd.s, 1o.a aaT1ssst,lsd. s,3
3, 400. market dAli. weak, tha ,.n' Fr,d u squ1
10 H. and At seJueson II .ltoas .,fs. VI
with current rates week nxo; eShe,s nj "
uic, with few primv and cstFn Is, ag'i t;o ca'o.
ID unatkst Ut .ola; aso 1alnost p 1sa lrtlaa'
fair 10 gond strrss; expos:rss n'sal slnnu1ts, we4A
Ing :,65 ioF shipment nlise; 'h1p'"'' -u.A
41U, allYc, 1. l:s1 quarters. ....t oxsr suHphtss
and dull u i ikoAc fut lals to eatsa s'fs
, 1879-05-20

hash and Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati It In
d!anapotts H. confirmed. This terminates tho
lNlter nnatrei Of tho last avo yeara, nnt, It Is
inaurc dvtdcnds m l,ott l,y 'hc lst Of
January next. The Southern Pacific Knsi-
road .compnt,y Ind opcncsl a station Mt Casa
0randc Ariz,na. 1888 miles east Of Yuma. and
III go khnrcs: :slthD Eric common, i, ,0t tre-
icsrp1, l1,U93 Lake ahorc, 15,00 Wabash. NED
Northwestern, common, 0,Nn pTctersc.l. 10,tN0
1t. lnul common. 4,0oo preferred. 9I.m lacka-
ware IL hudson, B,thsr MosrIs Il Espcx. 2,tpO
Michigan Central, 3,4ao 1trion i'asae. 1000
Glevolalni. Columbus y tnLiananol!.. h,o0 e.
Josrpt. 94W UhIGs. =. -, On Western Union, +bc0
CITY Il Northern, N,O0o Louisville Il Nashville,
at,l 1,000 Chesapeake & 0htt,.
Money market easy At yI4. Primo mcrcan-
tile paper, 3;ftffiI.
Sterling, SIXTY days, steady At 4a7H; sight, 4S9
, 1879-05-20

Whalc, Winter hlrnoted ..,.,, -
Nsast"ot III, .iieiily; y;ip;uir;o'...''.".sl,2oSis puro
Neasafnot oil. No. l'''' l.......: 49, II
nhnK nll''' go. .t... -. ,. ~
= 53.tAle.,., '..'...., ..,.. ,. ~
Miners 81, cx,a ycliows: ;li;,s:.. .'..''..'' i:
Snuht!la, 3o.nofizs. tE,;tasii;.'.. q, rlaviiy.'.. i;
t!nso!inc, drnd0f!zel, "A deu ...''''' l31l
sinHn'!nc. N dcgfccA ....,,,.. '''' 1MllJ
Veal Virginia.. natural, 2S tic1' Ii
nhihral. 'tnurg..+. :. 49,, 10
ff: ,FSfSi52sMsW qs, nd ;;.,., '52iss
ns ris sa< "ss' ."l rSnTst st a. f 4 ress
wero My.@.ts1 ~ @ NJ !:1sa:iic vi In, Mixed ut,
rouf.TRr-.wss 'i IT, .tow an,i ea.y. tn, oc,.,
Chickens, live. q doz ,..,,,,.s,n m
Tatkev:: liya. Hit...........:::....:.. AZ 33
'si*;i sEEues Wefs eSfi oaiei d. ,sus Is
yes9 tnlal. nnl baroly .ntllcunt 10 cnr, "Iei!'s1
70 a.! smsll o,defs. rlees were s,eads s.a,e aealIa
@ s%sy at e Ss Ts;s a1s' ~" e,oxssI 9, 8
It3:i. ''''' sso'cF AZ sl.a5 j
u sAt:THwas n, :, II fair rcque,t and steady:
t,oar,e Car e'.1 aa,t si'ii'.'.''''..... III ..s I'm
uary. y br, without bars ....... ."...' ~
1)niry. Il brl, with baga a.....,..,'. ~, In
Asss2n THns%s9n a!'$ imsrsa .aa'y d
We guotc: "e''''''" anu Er4,
nYsoy. ,vup,
Common tn fair. .17f3ni Comn,nn H. ia%th'~ a.i
Superior to lilo. .HAGI:}S ailpcrfnr ~ n
Extra Ano 10 nesti5,, Extra inc toi;nc.,' ao1
rn,,.,, ,,.:.,. .aQ9o" sAiAx cscnLanru
Common to iutr' ..lIG118 Snnnrtnr IN s Mna LYON
Superior 10 tne.. .D91tD Exra linn n 40gl
Extra hnc to finest .n0Gt60 oofoSo oofoSa''''s'15a
S"o'oea, :.,..... ."'epI1 Common 10 fatr, !RSaoe
fo,,,,",, tst m si'efinr 10 fne 3Nia
s%"nnr,oa % - - Extta hne 10 tnrst 4Nt5;
r.tss H., - = .2s choicest
tmi. t.is' 'o'tHe"s'.suH9hu hotGhoxH AMI coyGo
Wlllskf-WAs III tight demand At Fridorrs2.I!aao ~
cl!nt Sales wcrD rcrnrtc, 81 n.1 ljn ,t,.;fs, ~.
Ftt's IN Tho hass 0t 81. o. ucr gallon fop III
Wines. e'''e" ''f o1ca.
WUO1-sa,nl! fot- or now asc ars,yInr ,,a,..,
ers aro lnsy hl!inx Western urttcr4 The stnSt y,
old woul IL ncasr clotst nut and Tim "a. ~, .!
markets 1re reported tO b. nl.toat bIrc. n,r!n
Tue scarcity Of wunl III tic ptt,lt;lcnt tnnrr,' ~
como dshlNrs foox for ii,tu excitcn,cnt IN H.:
opuh!nY VI The present sr,son, aai rt,saIby ht NJ
pr'c:s iiaan had been ifslrel oi thx,yh Et,ta..s
lM;era ray they shafl wait II euch " t5n rnsa i
The lhntkct trculnGA steNly: '"t
Washed dRcc" Waol. per lb ..+..,..,,,,,, 95oss
Meulut' nHwAsacd, ncW,........,.......,,,l1 l1Win
rit u"s ht" 'ss@ss..,'t,...,. ........,l lift19
aHn' 'Wafhea' cttnlcc, tcW.... ......... ,,,:J0a11
IH1.Sq*hrd. cntoMnn IL fnir. ncw. w.,.,,,,,u,. \
Colorado mcttn71 u AnG...... ,..,... ,,,., lYG%I
Eoiut"Ho' cotnhhfl ................,.....,,L LGfh
Colofado, eohrae........ .... ,......,.,,,lUiiil
, 1879-05-20
c. GRANVILLE HAMMOND,
i27 I.Esa,Ic.st.,
CHAMBER or COMMERCE. STOCK WANTED,
hoard Of Trado Mcmbczship For Sale.
PRESTON KRAN d CO..
UASKE1ls,

Deh3 In Atl teia tstuca of u, 9, JlOSDS
Ihe SEW I lEA CtNT'A constantly M hand.
CALLED k.Ak nnI t!+4us purchased Dr 81.
changed ut 1urTant rntea.
Ait9, hay md .seIl COUNTY. CITY, AND
DILLs DR. EXCHANGE nn London, rarts,
liefltn, torsAtaKet, and either turelGn points.
LE1rEl&3 UF EItEiIlT.
8jittdu NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
rElt CENT WISl3H fur 4aic.