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HAASN ELoO1As
Hpfetai DfspateA n 1at gyt5urA &.
M'nNEroNxA, lIcnnepfn Co., April g.-llavc
not commenced sowing. The ground Ia very
dry bcnuath tho Surface. Great lack Of rntn tho
past acason. Wheat mostly sold. Frost not
out OF tho ground.
Rp'cta' Ditnafeh to The Tribune
CLEAR WATER, Wright Co., April 8-scedne
VOL under war. Area Of wheat will bo increased.
INC GROUND IN good condition. Onc-fourth Of
tie old wheat on innd.
fnecsai DttpatcA to TIA Tr4buns.
KAFD1Yoni, Kandtyohi Co., April 3.-Subsoi!
very dry. No moisture has penetrated It for a
year. Light showers have prevailed for week,
but have ouly mo1stencd tho surface; wells arc
drying up: marshes aro dry, AMI the situation
critical. Frost out Of the ground enough for
seeding. Area will bc Increased 10 per cotlt.
Sptcia! bisuatch to The Tribune
- REpwoop FAILs. Redwood Co., April a.
Frest only out enough for seeding. Have made
SLOW progress. The acreage will be Increased.
spsctoi ns,atch 10 Tia Tribune.
N1coLLET, Nieollct Co., April s.-Farmcrs
busy as bees. Iiagn agafn resumed sowing.
Area Will be Increased per cent, Where last
ycnr's wheat crop Was burned OF, the ground ts
as mellow as M ash-heap. Eight per cent Of
the old wheat On hand,
sptctai Dttpasch 70 7ae Tribune.
EAsToN, FaribGult Co., .Aapri' s. Sowing
wheat IN earnest: More eown than ever. Ground
FEost coming out fast.
=. speetai 1fspasch to n. Trtsuas.
La VERNE, Rock Co., Aprll 8-Grolind
very dry. llavo hal only R1tglt rain. Area Of
wheat will DO Increased 20 per cent. dust
enough spring wheat for seed.
, 1879-04-04
6wltct,-EngiIlo Chickens,

:, Af0H1ld l1d, lsflrl. =
, a hen at tho South Carolina Railroad yard, Ia
this city, took notion = few days since to lay
hes egRa III the tendcr-box on Bob llubbard's q
awltc1l-engtno. aid, Notwithstanding TINT
veterans views to the contrary, s,,e persisted tn
getting her work 10 far advanced that 1t was
aeemed prudent to Jet her 'lay." After d.
pf9'tttlnE ~ .ho thought, tha usual complement
chicken buslness, she finally settled down 10 her
work, and ts now daily sitting Oh her nest she
nvSeF leaves the engina only occasionally When
u stops IN tug yard, and then only for faw
monenta, 70 hy of, pick around alil strelcM
crossing, and .rceross!ng the GUY daily. pulling
long tralns OF cars. Tho engineer has Gtfcti hef
up with nicc. comfortable cotton uest, md bo.
cug!ne chtcKeas.
, 1879-04-04

Tas rcfcotly reminded Of MI episode Of the
cohslsa! days Of Il gentleman who is NOW one Of
!!atroit's stail Mnl industrious business men,
WIN young friend lle lau fingered late in the
llal whcro the beverage OF tianbrnlls is quaI lied
by merry crowd. III The st,ulI hours ot n,ur,.
t'lE tho yu,l'E gentleman accompanied ILLS friend
to his home, wlero Tie two cEtrrcd the family
hiisart'rootn and proceeded to punch the bulls
1h the cffnrt 10 cnunt att imaginary .run the
"s.rlng" was torn down, nil .reat was the
racket thcTeof. Patcrfanlilas had been tossing
uncasily In his bell, aud at this tnucturu n,.
ptarel ut tho door III his night COSTUME. Mis-
the walters ut tic p'acc they had list LETT, thu
young guest to tho hurror uf Tie son, called out
Ia an authoritative tune:
Two thiel beers, a.ul 10 qufhtc)ick.t
Just hers tlr gatne was drawn. md 80 Is the
curtain.
, 1879-04-04


In Tic new ballet at the Foltcs Bcraere, "Lc,
Wins do France" somc Of The lanseuacs nppcas
clad III vlue lcaycs. II l1opu The piece'n run
tn autumn," says The gracclcss X. "Why1',
"Becaus8 then leaves have tetr time to fall. !,
keen man OF business sends his son-a chtp
Of the old block-on trip round Europe,
charging him to nnte his Impressions Of the d,f.
ferenL cities he visits From Madrid the young
inan wsisce: "Tl'e river. The hianznnnres, Is ul.
ways dry. No money In Tic mitk blz.''
Worthy n1agistratc-" What a lnan can be
cruel enough to maltreat hts lawfut welded
wife and even to hurl her plate at the heatl ~
wifcln Worthy alngstratc-hl have mi
alow.n
a prisoner who firmly expected that be would
get h!s deserts anl ho sent up fur life IS aston
ishea to hear the Jury tIx i'ls term q inptson.
claims In delight; .'ah, tllen, gentlemen ii lie
Jury, ma5 ieaycn do likewise unto you thou.
A nephew I'm Normandy, Of course) assists ut
tic reading If bis unclc's Will. u. Aud to Tic
servant who shall cloao my eyes I will mud
bequcath:,, reads the notary. ;" Does it say
law. "It docs.n 7Ti,en tic lcouest Ia void.
Tho old cuss only had ous eyer
Mile. X. ia Of Il naivete fow common. Some
one 10 her was rccountIng yesterday t1lut tlq
same from tho Court Of AssIzea, where they had
condemned 10 ten years Of travels forced q
What clsancc ali the eaule," snil Mile H.,
that I did not haYc mother ike that!'
"Tliat'a mighty nico cane you havc.n NJ
should think 1t Was. You gayU It 10 me: don't
yon sseelleet," "Yes, n,,d I'm nlmost sorry I
1st si m kesP 5 + for IT., myss1i" sas .wel ,s ySg
you pay for it3" ''Eght francs, bit tl,en got M
IT. at bargain" "Wr!l, secng us you, 1'Il let
A Sergeant Of Zouayes lad at the battle OF
Orleans his b, Thigh smashed By. q fragment Of
shs ,a,n ,o %Ws ny , pSor f. te']ow' sna hs cat
hcrc.n "0h. no, Cap, not at all," Vas tic rer re-
Ply. ~ sulIer good deal aud that makes tue
Concerning amnesty: Tllcy wcro telling m
1!d harricater of the pardone iust signed by
pardon political assassne, but don't run elem,
oney. into the ground. ii wc were to abolish
the death pcna1ty, friustancc, how could W. gut
r!d of our political advcrsries wero It necessary
e Wb ontai workimE m,aotity' And Sgan
OF u. communication of lii leatll-sentcncu TO
hard labor for life, lac exclaimed: "1l,cys tllcy
GO nsain,-nothtng but haf-mcasurcs.n
Tic unhappy man who hali been run over WIS
CARRIED Into tle polfcc htusion, where tho sur
Eeon examined hin anst sad: ITS mercy
tne wheels pueaod oyer hn, Iii rapidly o. t,Iuy
dh, tor Il tho cnrriage Ind been vutng slowly
there would have pccil M hope Of Ills recovery,
-nono whatever" "precisciy,n CRIED tie
rnutant hackmnn. destrous OF backing up this
favorable opinion Oh strongly rs possible;
" when saW tic gentlculan crossing the street
. little in front Of nc, instead Of pulling uv tho
horse Just gn7o him clip With tho Wlltn md
yelled, Get up thtrop und tilat'8 how i saycd
the EcutleInan's Itfe.n
, 1879-04-04

he thought about the colt. tf like him pretty
well, wns tho reply. IIc's ,fcal taIno Ia
front, but he's awful wild behiud.''
Mamma" Look. Regy, Ut tic pretty whte
cow TINT R!Fes na the nice wl,tte milk.' Little
boy" .y ~; And docs TIC pretty brown COW give Us
Eplso&c In high life: Lady Kcrosfnc d. Cola
~ cannot tell you how pleased utn to meet
you here. DR.. BlenkinsoD, nnh especially to 20
down to iinncr with you." Dr. Dlcnkinsop (nn
eminent physician, much pleascd)--" You dattcr
me, am sire, Lady Kerosincl' 1.ntiy kcrt,.
elnt-"D q mol It's 10 nice to alt by somebody
who can tell you what to cat, drink, and avoid,
you know i''-I'unch,
, 1879-04-04
BOSTON.
Bosros. April .. No n.atkoL


nALvHsroa, April 1.-CorroN Strong; mid.
ding. lose; low mtddltnR. 10hc: good ordinary,
DAc; net receipts 3'I5 bales: exports coa.lw!sc,
no; sales, 772; stock, rs. a26.
Nav ORLEANS, April ;t.-CorroN - sttong,
m!ddlinR. 10ho; low do, 1oAc; good ordinary,
ne; nat rcceipts, $50 bales; gross, /, s37:
sales. g. 600: stock, 21a. 90.
ferlnrs light: receipts. R}i hatea; shipments,
.. 22o: stock, $3i; rAtcs. 100; exports, 400;
sratnnf;fe, tn e,,,7 7so; H. MmlddlInH' 3oAs.
higher: 1nitld'tng fn7ic; low m!ddlina, 10tc; good
ordinary. D4lc: sales, 755 bales; receipts, 0U0;
shipments. !, 500; stock, 70. GAO.
, 1879-04-04

HOW Sf'LTNDJDi

lloAf SFLEN DID
Nefe fnrk Tarlf.
The master goes Into tho aieleh,
lie helps tho maid within;
Will, jipgltng bell and lppty neigh
The good hotse makca 4 DIM;
Tho good t,orhe with hound'a aMsy.
lie clears tho road like sin,
Tho maiden eayelh bnt Il word.
''tiow splendld!'' sllc doth cry,
Her soice above tho stosn 10 heard
a. swiftly on thny fly.
They 10 not know how 1t occurred
Tint klsa-uor ask they why.
Now sI1eneo fat1n npon tho pait,
IN Allied Will. Joys ihsIr cup;
THO only tnnnd that stIrs ttis a!f
II when he says. ''t}[G urr'f
Or when A 1urg1t hero aud there
1JGnolcs 10 takes a sun.
, 1879-04-04

Pdrts Correspondence San 1anefseo fntt
Henry lIetno said; ~ am Gertnaa night.
ngalo, that has built lts nest tn Voltarcss wir.
Before expiring, be askud lhe Doctor to III ntm
tu,e!! sumu fresh towcrs. "How beautiful M.
hls last breath. It may not b. GENERALLY Suown
that Heinz wut eight years bed.rillen from q
spinal aHection, complicated with paralysis OF
tllo eyelids When ha could SEQ nothing, ho
asked bis sofa 10 bs ruled on the ba!rony, took-
lls IN tho Champs Elysens. ~ that ho could
" hear I'arls.n
, 1879-04-04

8psctal DtsrutcA 10 The tribune
MILWAUKEE, :Ap1ll 3.-No dtanstess, resulting
from tho slorin Oh tho lake yesterday, have boz d
reported ~ yat. The stmr Eheboygan lctt foe
chseago At 4 lato hour lsst night. Tho asmr
Flora sso departed tor Grand Haven, hut returned
agsia this morning. having found tho sea too heavy
tot Rafo rnn'acsoss sha lake to G1and Haven.
john n .Wassou. upitod 6tales Consulat Qucnec,
hhs written letter TO- the customs Authotit!es Of
Aalwaukeo. bearing date March "a, to the elect
!hat The sehs City Of Manitowoc, formerly of
Hae!ne, has been so'd 10 y: and H. Maratre., of
that city, and duly segfftered there, The fesuel Il
consequently noH foreign bottom.
, 1879-04-04
PETROLEUM,

CLEVELAND. O., April 3.-rETno1Eux-Frm
standard while. Ito test, SC.
OFT Ctrt. ra.. April 3.-PErnoLEun-Afarke
opcned excited and weak. With salcs at B14c, de-
c!inod to 70Ac, advanced to HO3tc; declined and
Gosed at 70 &c; shipments. 80, 900 brls, averaging
y: 600; lrnnsac!tons, .HD. oto.
riTrsEtiMt.. Pa., April J.-pETnoLruM-Qulct;
ORC, Philadelphia delivery.
, 1879-04-04

CINCINNATI. O.. April 3.-CorTos-In good de-
mand; &c higher.
FLouR-Demand fair anu market firm.
GRAlN-Eheat scarce nnd tsm at s1,O3dh1. OF.
Corn quiet but lE at Soy 038c. Oats steady, with
q tniE demand; oD132c. 1yo dull and neglected,
Barley quiet ut Die.
rAoyis1oSB-Porls strong at $40. 25Qb1o. 40.
Lard stronger ut 81. 3oN0. dO. Dulk meats steady
u 81. 95, S.85 and 81. 10. Bacon quiet and
urn At 81 .25. s.: 37!t. and 25. G25s.
MHteKr--stcaty at 81 .Ua.
llCrTkk-Steaty nnd unchanged,
LlNsEEp On-steady aud unchanged At 05c,
, 1879-04-04

MnwAuREE,- = April 3.;-F1oun-1nactlvo aud
dsmnr.
G'tAlN-Whcat strons; opened SO higher; closed
firm; No. 1 Milwaukee hard. $1.01; No. MI.
wausce, 0sc; No. do. 03c; April. Ole: May,
ooc; June. o7c; No. Milwaukee. SOC; No.
Milwaukee,. 71.<SD73!ic; rejected, U4c. Corn
higher; scarce: No. 2, SIC 0ats higher; No. 9
fresh, 241ic. Ryo higher; scarco; No ], ioHc,
harley oulet and unchanged; No. 2 spring fresh,
G1c; April, 57c.
pnovis'oss-Qutos but firm. Mcss pork quiet;
new, $40: 10: Primo steam lard, 81. 40.
'!lo0s-Dnl! and unchanged ut 81. .bt}Fz3DN
HEcEiPTe- Flour. y, 600 brls; wheat 276, 900 bu.
sutrAENTs-Flour, u. 600 bFls wheat, n. 900 bu.
, 1879-04-04

Nav YonN. April 3.--Dusincss continues fair
with cotton goods commission houses, but woolcn
goods remain slugRisl: COTTON goods remain firm,
and ssyctal additional makes OF brown and
b1eached eottons slightly advanced by agenta;
nsints IN moderate demand and steady; dress
goods sftHg well largo quantities Of silks ara be.
fng offered at auction; foreign dtcss goods in taIr
request
, 1879-04-04
THE SMALL 1IOr IN 4 NEW ROLE.
HF4fYfGatE fEnnn.1 StdnSard.

THE SMALL nOf IN 4 NEW ROLE,
Hrsfgfno+t {Lnnn.J Standard.
Prol. G. Il. KIchtel, the inventor OF the lying-
machine, and tho originator Of some aeYcnty
btacr patents, has lately constructed tro won.
dertulI7 Ingenious mechanical tricks, Tor tic
purchase Of which several celebrated magtcians
are now negotiating. AZ tho tricks ato intended
for staga exhibition, NC can beat lcscribe them
by taking view of tho effects as they appear
TO person In front Of the foot.lghts. In trick
No. tic rising Of tho curtain tfscIosce twp tea
boxes suspended FIT tic mir, npart, at sufficient
inclination forward 10 admit 0f a view of tic
Interior When tho lids arc removed. This sim.
~" condftfon OF affairs having been noted the
magician produces sma!1 boz and Places him
IN ofr u The boxes, showing previous to doing
60 Tint bosl boxes were emnsy. Then ths lids
ato Removed agAtn nnl one box ap.
oshss, oShnss, i,,lsa tnnsl With vacancy snd t!,s
boy. There can hc no doubt whatever I'd to
whlrl box the hoy Is ia or rs to the e,apine.s Of
la; other box, when at sudden "Presto J" anl
s!1itng Of ta4ns tho rope sl1spending the hith-
,. sIask. M an'l t,!e 1nRtriaD sullIngly snnoupccs
nut tilt boy has passed from ono clnsed buk to
!c otf'cr, nll!. lifting the lid, shows that such
u T. t'n Sase While the audience arc wondering
no.. now ell thIs could have been done he dsrnisses
e tca-e''esta and exhibits the second now tsick.
bringing cut nlagic " table, he knocks OIL
one leg after another, replacing them with
feathers, n''d stlll the tabletop remains wlero
i r was esors s' = tl'c aMputaion q tts memhers.
,nsso,t n 1oy P,p = paeea on e table, md still II
~, ts;s bower 9f iakng the table move at will
WILL hs weight upon it,-so,neth[ng a. Aladdin
o. tlte Arnlsan Nights used to sayc railroad fare
~ ~ 1is naElc cotht--a1h the table docs actually
lic tricks will undoubtedly create Il sensation
when they arc placed before the public,
, 1879-04-04

Difudtch to Ihs IfIh.iHA,

AUtc10I U7fOdsch 70 1h6 1f7bNNAI
DELI. RAr1ps, Minnetlaha Co., April 8.-Frost
Is all ours Farmers pushing their seeding with
great eaergy. Area OF wheat viii bo Increased.
, 1879-04-04

6pstfal Dfspafch to Tbs Tribune.
OMAHA. Neb.. April 3.-Dry weather has no
detrimental effect upon tho crops whatever.
The farmers hAyo about flushed sowing wheat,
mud have nearly completed sowing oats. 4
gcnera! feeling Of confidence prevails among
farmers. The outlook for abundant csopa Is
vcry favorable. Tha increase in acreage Of
grain will DO between rs un1 so per cent. Tho
weather Is very favorable for the putting In OF
crops, rs VIC havc had two raius recently, In
Saunders County there will be moro wheat md
corn than last ycar. In Colfa1 County tho iu-
crease In tho acreage OF wheat will
bo from 30 to Is per ceut; 25 pcr
cent increase In pattc, Butler, anu Mcrrict
Counties. The Increase in Buffalo County viii
DO 100 per cent. Larga Increase in Dawson
County. Fifty per, cent incrcnse In Ltncoln
County, aud so on throughout tho State,
especially in tho South Platte counties. The tp-
crease In aereago will be very largc.
There will bu Ercnt tcaI nsOfe corn planted
thIa year tlinn last, nnd the eamo mny be said Of
rye nn1 barley.
Now settlers arc pouring into tho State ycry
last, aml brcaking-up lind nnl putting In biz
crops. II the season proves favorable, Nebraska,
IN proportion to tho population, will fcad nll the
agricultural States jn tho abundance Of her
harVcsts.
, 1879-04-04

dpsefal DtLpdch to The Tribune.
TorEKA, kan., April 3.-Thc monthly report
OF tho State Board Of Agriculture, made up OF
statistics Furnished By local correspondents in
a'l localities, md showing tho condition Of tic
crops, etc., 's just completed md ready for tho
press. Returns from sixty-two counties place
the condition Of winter wheat at an average of
05 per cent. About half the counties arc nut ut
from to 10 per cent nbore tho general average,
atid few OF the others fall below 80 per cent,
Wheat tint WINS Gown early III the full Is In excel
lent condition everywhere. Tint which was
sown lato in the fall, especially on
sandy toil, is at standsti!l for
want Of rain. but copIous Eain
within the next two weeks will tusure very
fair crop, though something below Inst year's
average. Spring wheat TINT was aown no aa to
Mnke its appearance before the present dry anil
chilly weather hus wtilercd to Ro,1e extent, but
1t s thought that most OF 1t will still grow and
makc perhaps a tWo-thirt3s crop II rains occur
soon, say within ten to twelve days.
Tic ground ia In splendid condition for plow.
1nE, and a mllell larger area ol corn than usual
Wlll be planted. Tic weather is strangely cold,
With keen northwest winds, md grass u,li
foliage are nncom1nonly backward.
. Tic emigration to the State is fur larger tlnn
has ever been known before, careful estimates
placing the arrivals at over a thousand day,
, 1879-04-04
1ft1H A..


dntcfa1 DitDaica 10 7as Ts4b4n&
WILToNt Muscat!ne Co.. April 3.-Wheat is
nearly all sown; ground In cxce!lont order,
Some oats IN. One third of the old wheat ia
store.
, 1879-04-04
81 o0at Corn quiet; No. . May, 37Ac; No.
"h,tc, a0Ae. Oats qulcti No. 2. A7Gc.

rEDftIA.
PEORIA. april a.-ltsutwssss-Nouiually uu.
changed At 81. 02]4GDl. .oa,;.
, 1879-04-04

6ptctd1 Dtspateh to 1aa ztfbun4.
DEFIANCE. Defiance CO., April 8.-Ground
too wet to work. Winter wheat IN fno condition.
, 1879-04-04

kpecta3 Hl1pafch 10 7As 7ttbuxA
KAAsAn c1rr, No.. April .. 3.-GnA,x-The Price
Catrsnt rsports wheat receipts thu paat week
g., ldo bu; ahlpmcuts. o., $40 lu; higher; No. =
cash, 81 90: Apr. pBsts; No. 9 3caah, o1c; April.
VIC. cotn.-kecetpts thu paat wcak, IL, SOS bu:
April, G8}tc. S"'
, 1879-04-04
DETROIT.

DETROIT. Mich, April a-F1ouR-puI,.
=, uaA'a-Whest higher aud quiet; extra, 81. .o3,<:
No. lwaite. sl.oiA; April, 81. .o4; NAV. 81. os.: !:
AAt. N>"' - *4'VAs nomS'
REcEtrTs-Whoat. -, ,0lQ hu.
sulfAEs1s-Whrat, 3a. Ut6 ba.
, 1879-04-04

TIE NEW CLASSIFICATION.
Tho new hull register Of tlG Association OF Laka
Underwriters has been distributed among tho
agents representing tho insurance companies. and
10 use forc!blo slang phraso--i. has provoked
~ tetrtoln kick " from many ycssel.ownerst who
conadcr that they have been unjustly anl out
ragcously treated In tho classification Of their
crafts. Ono owner who had been permitted to see
how Ills own and othcrs' yosscls had boon rated
declared that Il was terrible slaughter AMI ao
ontsagG; and that was but sample Of tho opinions
Qoncra!lE expscsdca.
OF 20, goo tons have been thus suddenly dropped
from the fFhiu. .cnrFytnX clnts mud placed In tho
lumber llect, which las too much tonuogo for tho
!. Complaints arc numerous. loud, and deep about
!his new classification. Vcseei-owncrs who Ara nf-
assert III bitter terms that the inspection vas uao
II tho Wtnlor. when tho vessels weec cuvortd with
Ice, ico and sno.y. mud thsss f'onts we're stored
not possible, and that tho companies Interested
n ths inspection gain largely oytt; vessel: owners
whether they deserved It Of iiot and Vessels tAas
hare bcou classed down should not llayc been.
L also roPorted Tint tto Northern Transit pro-
eyory nroDabiltty Of vigorous protest from their
1nofo i. sons talk Of legal proceedings in con.
suggested that test case bo made and sub.
msttel to tic courts 10 determine whether
right to make suth a classification Of mans vc.-
sells, and thus dccrenrng tho valnc Of his property
without consulting him. and thrn publishing It su
rating md valuation Of tho yesIels % classified.
~. as. tspsing tnsIc wsrs similar co,npl9ns about
inspector. General, Who had gonc 6ehnd M ihs 70. 70.
turns. put anmc rcshes down ,shuse owtora forced
him to nut them up again;
cation was falrly mado, md tho condition Of
those vessels that have been dropped q peg
, 1879-04-04

~ +S~S@fNA4S&
Enkr{Nf FS$tnrtrh IN rfHA Tkfhys

Spsctat Dfapateh 10 TIA TrlbHna
CHIPPEWA FALLs. Chippewa Co., April b.
Nothing done yet. VIII DO weak before NO
can SOW.
, 1879-04-04

NEW ORLEANS. April 3.-MotAsAxs-Du1l and
lo"eFi ordinary quoted 0 Lie; prime, II ;Gllahc,
choice, 16Gl1dc.
Fnos1ssoAs-pork rsmor; held toe choice old,
HV.A3H new. S1l. 20. sugar.cutcd hama dull aud
olhoss unchanged.
, 1879-04-04

oawkoo, April 3. .-0RAlS- Whe4t-Aodsrxt IA.
maud; No. Milwaukee. 81. 05; No. !, hard m.
lash .prius' s1.l3. Corn steady; No. 9 Old Wo,,,
, 1879-04-04
NO TIME FOR SENTIMENT,


other t1ay, widow scctned l., he n,i,a ,ny,o,,.
to posscss herself of d sccont,.han.J s,art. o,,1
the only bidder In ouposttion VA. a ,on,.,,as,as
young INN. ;ybosc tram mi, ~ ,,.,,, .s,
across the street, One Of tln crows s,sonsa
around 10 1htu unl satl: ''N4
II presume you hare fcc,,ncs for mn,
widow. who is tryIur ia ret a,nnr ami oI,,no.. 49,
hcr cht,1ro,1,, "'9 s1asa'c
!. va i ~. ~, .,,,,,.
Wn3t, .'tn, W ~ ~. aHuhi. II, ..,...
thot str,J 'uc ,,Ini NIL D,a agalntt tos WIDOW on
eoornt ir,, iii ~ ~. eusucste ~. uielc ls
no,'n,. ,,,f h. .a'1 ro ~ Eaeenuacks Ill II h the
fl,r wI,nw M, ,i'a +, " neF' hehen'oer
stTr. I,,3inrs 1u ,,I ,,,,! ~.
lo1tci yo,,mU man nv ~ ~ a.'a, salco INC long
Il IVhatf ina ~ ~av w ~, nv oa.tu,
I'm ,'f,ss1 Mnaat "9'o 5ou no sehtimentF exclaimed
'"S i sMMen' M,.tar - .,,au,,
,1 t,,ta Aan ~ eis,ea s,,.' LING tor sentiment,
~. toa. ..''o 1T nuylnk stufis." replied The
III ~, .,i,,,,, Ha = ~ t4"1e 4oF scntifneht-l
W ~ ~ ,,sina.s sIsii1t'ass.
,,,,.s "avm N.Y. MGns Huafler better, and the
"sT Ill., raa ee.a,eu nes " bluang tllrce aud
n,"i =, i,n .faaa Ssaa y Mas hnuchca uo"n 10 lin,
"itiza, Nv p'a-s" ~ III lae "a6oa ne shld to tle
da,,. r,,,4
,,, ,xiIi ph naHt to 70 tne menus OF Etllfcttng
;n's,, maaaes a lug IaslGficss. but business Is
4 eo M..a h'ock tns ere bsaht t. pieces, nnd.
nhnnt {. i ~ oo'eJ a1'5 nlouey, III be human
Aooat H.
y,1n .o>,rr- -.x-,.- ,.....
ALL o1'oAsE.ss EN Elt tADJOUlN FOR
NE RACES
This question ia settled by c1tracts from the
letters Of Dr. Samuel Latham Mitchell. senator
, 1879-04-04

4, ,tNosAsAsolts, April 3. .-GRAtn-Wheat hiahsr;
10. ssa, u. o4.sG1o5. Corn stsadr at 84H6a
VIC. Oats stesty At 27deshc.
rao'ialos'-ba'f shoulders, 3ne, cloar rib,
4iG; IT,, AaId. to.a7!t. Hams. 81. Gons. 90,
shipments, !, J00. ''@''Po' o'oeo'
, 1879-04-04

TURrENT1NE.
WASHINGTON, April 3,-SrlR,rs Tunrxx11ss-
Firm at 18(t.SXc.
, 1879-04-04

r.. TOLEDO O., April stl3,-aRA1x--wheat 3, dull, an
sef ailehiQsn, May, 81. .osn; june. Il. uOu: Eo
std wln.sF. April, q, Mar, ii. oYU; Juns.
, 1879-04-04

Special nfspatch to Tn4 7>fsnnA
KALAMAZOO, April 3.-Frost all out OF tho
ground, but too wet and heavy for plowtng. No
seed has bean sown yet, Winter wheat Ia f1uo
order,
, 1879-04-04

HAITiHoRE, April 3.-FLouH-Stcady and I'M.
changed.
'GnA1N-Whoat-W Western firm; No. 2 Pcnpsylya. /.
MIA rcd, S1.141S; No. 2 Western red. spot and
April. S1.l3A01. .12si: May, e1.14A11. 13ss;.
Coru-Wcstcrn 1s1n; Wcstotn mixed, spot and
Apr,l. 43A143Ic; Mny, 44.tc; Juno, di,ic bid;
steamer unchanged. Oats atcady and quiet; Ponn-
sylvanla and Western while, 3oQb39he; do mixed
unchanged. Ryo dull and unchanged.
uAY-Stendy md unchanged,
, Provisions Firm, without Change.
HurrEn-Scarcc steady. ana unchanged
Euus-Dulf. wcak. and lower; l1!19i1c.
rsTnoLEuN.Dull ut 7SGSt4c for cruuo; D}6D
1Hc for rc1ncd. S'0
GnFrEE-6tyong md unchanged
WiItaKY-un1l and nominal,
FrE1unrs-Unchauged.
REcEnTs-Flour 2, U10 brls; whoat. 81. 700 bu :.
corn. 90. 800 bn: cats. 10. 900 bu; rye, 438 bu,
sHtrAEN7s-Whcatr 4Bt GOO bu; corn, 1a3, 800
, 1879-04-04

FH11ApELrit1A, april 3.-F1nun-a1arkos dull;
Minnesota extra family, st.bo04.75; Minnesota
patentproccsa, So 75Gl7 .00 Rye -four unchanged
GnatN-Whcas in modsrnta demand; Mo. rcd
Western, In elevator. s1.14. Rye quiet and
stcady; Western, 5u6257.fc. Corn afmcr; West.
ern rejected on track. 4od4o!ic; do stcamer,
41tsD42c- oats frmcs; mixed Western, 30lkJ1c;
white do, 31n03Jc.
PEovlsloxa-Flrmer. Mcss pork, $40, 2550
10.b0. Hams-Smokcd, 81. 5oGIO. IS; picked,
g. :9oGD8. e5. Lasd-Wcstcru tiorces, 50. 750
BuTTEn--Fis,nor; New York State and bradford
extra, 1G441sc; do good 10 choice, 1Dab15c,
CHEEsE--SlugQsh; Western creamery, 7Gl7Hc;
do good, BJH6Gfc.
PETnoLEuA-Dul and nominal; crude, sSc; TO-
fined, 0a;c.
Enthusiastically; Western, $l.ng.
EEcgITTs-Flonr, z, 10D urls; wheat, IL, 600 bu;
corn. oa q09 4u; oats, 10. ooU bn; rye, G. 600 bn;