davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-09-24

A nut once saved the lite OF German
count. A plot had been laid to murder
him, and the murderer lay hid in his cas-
tie through the day. Before going to
bed he drew some things from his pock-
ct, and nut fell ON the floor, which he
did not notice. That night the murder
er entered the bedroom, but stepped on
the nut, which IN breaking cracked loud
enough to wake the count, and the MUIR
derer fed. Who would say that all this
was mere accidenta In God s providence
the man might have stepped inst beside
the nut or the count might have picked it
up, or he might not have let it tall, or
one Of the dozen things might have been;
but we know what was, and this was not
by chance. All things are in Gods
hands.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-09-24
CONNUBIALITIES.

Woman's inhumanity to man is what
keeps the broom marAct steady.
Before marriage, affection and perfec-
ton; after, reflection and detection.
Theodore Tilton is again at home. lie
sends his wife 81, 900 every SIX months,
when he has it. ..-
\ Cleveland man who has had several
wives says q bald headed eagle is one
that has been married.
Notwithstanding her marriage Fanny
Davenport will still be Fanny Davenport
on the bill boards, but not on the board
bills.
II called twice and found you out"
said Mrs. Jones. "Very good" said Mrs.
! Smith; II had to call but once to find
you OUT
Sometimes, after reading column after
column OF sorrows, sutferings, devastation
and death, we almost wish that Adam
and Eve had never married.
Buikins, il referring to the time his
wife compiimented him, says the coal
ire needed replenishing and she pointed
toward the fire place with commanding
air and said Peter, the CRATE
J A woman who was not Psychologist,
whose husband had semc internal malady
SAID tt a friend: "Gou sec l give him
deal of bread and milk It flies to the
part, you know, and acts as poultlce.
Three proudest moments of of mans
life between the cradle and the grave ale,
when he gets his first pair CT red top
boots, when the girls first call him mis-
ter, and when tie doctor tells him it's
a boy.
A gentleman learned in the origin Of
social customs was asked the meaning Of
G casting an old shoe after the newly mar
, red couple as they start on their trip.
He said: ITO indicate thst the chances
c OF matrimony are very slippery"
|, Fat cook with unconscious bushes to
t the lady who wants to engage heT: As
8 to there bein' no folio ers allowed, mum,
c you might recollect that you've been
single yourself; and girl as is rayther
/. snowy in figure can't well help 'em
c comm about
: A domestic little drama. edwin,
o dearest" said Angelina. "~hy do they
always call ship 'she?"' "Why, my
l, ownest," replied Edwin, 'can't you guess
II Why, because, you see, the rigging costa
. more than tne null Angellnas nttle
l. pout us delicious.
e What! You are aware that this poo,
fellow had just lost his wife; and instead
) of sending him the smallest word of con
) doence, you dun him for the 200 francs
& that he cAes you?" ''Hem3 know that
. there are griefs which no words can con.
= sole, and thought l was doing him 8
service In giving another course to hi
- sad thoughts!
~ Dean Stanley was not equal to his op
y prtunities wher he performed the mar
y rage ceremony of Prof. Tyndall. Tn
10 dean should have asked the groom: I'D
N you take this anthropoid to be your co
w. ordinate, to love with your nerve centres
y to cherish with your whole cellular tissue
~ until a final molecular disturbance shall
40 resolve its organism into its primitive at
omsf'
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-09-24

influence is gone toward his redemption!
He took the child acre So the street to a
bakery, and saw that she was fed. Ho
gave her some pieces Of silver for futu:e
use and then was seen to rec:oss the street
and go with the girl toward her home.
The reporter was willing to grant that
with such mediator, reconciliation
would surely follow. and, more than this,
he felt sure that that the angel in that
man was so much larger and naturally
stronger than the evil one, that some ho-
ly influences would yet combine to save
him. Nobility OF heart and soul belongs
to God, wherever it may be found; and
it is frequently discovered just under tho
crust. .-.. ...-... ...... ..<....s
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-09-24
FULFILLMENT.

Sometimes, I think, the things we sec
Arc shadows of the things to be;
That what we plan. we build:
That every hope that hath been crossed,
And every dream we Thought was los''
In Heaven shall be fulfilled 'sr.
That even the children OF ~ Dram
Have not been born and cied III Va'h'
Though here unelotAed and d"mo'
But on so.ae brighter, better shore
They live. embodied cyermorc,
And wait for us to come.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-09-24

Eve always enlists the sympathy Of the
gentler sex, when they reflect that before
marriage s'e never had a chance to piav
Oft another fellow against Adam.
, 1879-07-08

B,tAs-Wus moderately active and Htcady. Sales
wose 1bO tuns at 81. 7.e6G37 80 per tan OF. track,
57.hOU7.75 free On board cars, mud Sy, 90 dc!Iy-
ercd In wagons.
CaRN.MEAL-Snlcs were nadc Of IL tons coarse
at S1J 60 mar ton an track, anu L. D10 brls at SlS
5tlppilsus-sa!os Were 80 tons ut 81. 6UGk0. %
per ton.
SMonIs-salc was n,nae Of 20 TONS at sa. 10.
chiefly an Tao sathst 70. ~ aenh ID
,acnt beins gs3ncd during saiuld4y's Irregular
strons aud Louaon nd nrit.h eoun.ss sI marketa a
1ha2s rsr quarter higher. with rlacr feeling In
Francs. Ncw York ~as gauted &c higher. anl Tho
tlont. Tho recolpts here Nero small a!so. with ru
e. g r. sP b :sss sJ2s gs. # hss s 4.s
which No. ] advanced e, closnx VI &c. Tna
II lhu ,e.avancqd prices whici. tho - o.hs1s
sD Tas saa .a to 0a, oa sss IT, sss va 5
ID se G cssssa Il sssissd
sar:lots of no. i. ssl!er, August sola 1t 1us:0
n7Ec. elossng Ut ir7c. aplisr September sold Ut
ea,;s MsIs oots oaa IL %s.5 5 IL se spes
Sc aSo % rsioet.d 1t 7os; IL ooo Gu ' ey sam !.
Ge s tte at e oa Sosts (" esi: 'asf o's Sn g. at no
OTHER WHKAT-W!ater was In boiler supply,
with sons arrivals of now, aud thprs was good
rud w1atcr a 81. 81 In stoIs: Co. GOO IN do aeIer
Aaxss q - anss ~ Coo M ~ eu g u sample 1t
a Sesr ~ S. g. 5'so
t"n. .,ss ;ssstnIns' # s!:': :o91e II % pr ton.
The ms1ket Eanzed nearly ,,c higher early, In syu..
pathx, With whcat. but etosea about the .ars ~
la.t Thursasy evening. Ths B1ltlsh 1narksis wero
and Now York was stronger. while our receipts
wete on1y fa's In volume ~ fsaEs .hat Thy .an.
1alry from tic s,ost interest," i,us ibe oajk Of tha
demand haa buen aatiahcd before i. oclock, aud
tbs marxet then ruled tame aud <uslor. shippers
tnuyc'nent was steady ono. Gash corM closed at
3uAc bid tn store. apd about 31ac iteo IN boara
& ss': asS; .s ans nSn Ss,'smSs1 ss4 & As
closing With ihe inside BID. Spot Baies wero ~.
pa5ted Of i a!s 9o1 ~ NJ; ana hgh nixsd Z ao.;
jssea j Ms .sps af~ u asa
@ p s aG i,ss ssa % a sS9Id g. sa' ;ts
oSrs-%.;s medssstsly .e!I.e aud higher, c'os.
Tue nnrkut opened strouE In sympathy with
other gram, mud unapr ta.r inquiry fson shott.,
ty ias Which, VA TX sspcs!r sast9s5 fo
reduces receipts, and break down tho oats In Tho
aeld. The sh!ppiav dsInand was smaller aud cAr.
= = a'e." iof @ @9s!1vssy. New York W.. arua. ~.
Ss s!ossa = ;yhs. ynly oPeasa at E.sc. ao'l .t
sS: a,a ana eo.s u 19sa. s4
ples we're du!!. Gs.b aales were !slsr.ei Of III.
sampis Ut *oSb55e; aid ~, LID p1 twh.st % It III,
as Sasia uS Sos 1SoS "a Y S rs'e' H. at slae fss oa
NiE-Was in good demand md nrmer. Seller
, 1879-07-08

tls,h,ns, nn,i TN gr,rrn tst closet Al nil in''
rravcmam, Of ,ip2H OH Thursdays clos'ng
prIt:s. Tin greatest strenath nntl uetvlts wa'
in ~. Louis, kaushs City Il Northern am! Wa
bash tl,c ftrntrr advancing nil con'on H,'tt
oa4 III preferred, and tho latter tx. Pfr'
eha<c:s Of thrse stocks were iulluttsl bY alter
nnstve statements that Tie two roatls were su,'
Ia be consolidated, with n capital stuck Of $iu,-
00), ,O. half cotnuon mud halt prcfctrc Louis
villa Il Nashville MAS tho exception, and tcll olt
". Illinois Central n, ntni kunsas l'aciae ~
". u. McngIs annOu!itrs ttlat To ha@ fnaue
eontract for itis nurctIasc u TIC Esahef!fh ~
irdianal,u!s Straight Line l.aro I'd. r'at!-b'a,
eonlnlcntn wnrk Immediately. ....
II. Caldwell, Il n,rn,bernf ttc Sioux Exchange,
died to.iay auddenly ut his residence III Brook-
lyn,
Tranasctians wero 10000 Bhnres: 1900 Erie,
,jrU i,aks bhorc, l,i9J Wabash, G,40J North.
W. ,toru, Isl}D0 vi. raul, 9.LM l.aekawanlln,
1000 New Jet.sey Central, 1.GD Onion Pacific,
loo Wcstcrn {]tt.t>tt. fi,tx0 81. Ituis. kaasas
Ctr Il NorlI1rsn cont,non. 1a.MRl preferred,
4,.t(O kaues,< Il Texas, 2,3u0 I.ntlisslc u Nnsh-
vile, and t,:aG) 81. I.nuis II San francisco.
Money market easy vt alf4. Pslmc tncrcau.
tile paper, N.ihl5.
Sterling exchange, sixty days, steady; siGht,
i'ar a,tycr, ere, l13l4. Subsidiary silver coin,
5543fHl rrr eenS d!scount'
touuons of 1sal.. 104H Scw ! pcr cents. 80. 1oti
Nuw :s:..".. ...1ooii;i }cHrsencr os........la2
, 1879-07-08

fron, that Tins down to ,nne -, 1879, the n1nc
produced md shipped sa.a.;u,57l: " which
31:0o, 900 was pasi ,vrr to etockholdets u dlst.
lends II IL said thurs l. enough uFc ID Ns1ht 10
keep ths mill In opcration for two 5cnrs n,ore.
The nEst bar from the rod!c Milne wa: 5n'pnvs u
1h1, the mine las prrluccd 81. ~. 7l2, and paid
SHG1. DGU fn dividends to ssstckhd|Jdre. This n1lnd
recently nencwol ita lease Of bullion btAtny rnck,
and bids fhlr 10 Weld handsomely for seno time.
It Is SAID that Mon0 County has given 81, 600. I.
QUO to the wo.d asaee il.e renewal Of operatonr nt
that canao iu Aos.1 187s Many predict pros
peruns mining tnturu trr the county.
The capital Of tic Dendwood siinc has been
increased from s2,0oo.0o0 in 10000 n!,urcs to
$l0,000.000 tn 1o0,0 900 shares. Tile sa,no change
has bcen tna.lc ln the Highland Mine.
The following snova the fluctuations Of tho
, 1879-07-08
REAL ESTATE.


Tho following Instruments were filed for
record Monday, July7
CITY FRorEnrT.
Hubbard 1t, ~ It wof R!lcy. . I. e!f
a g. dated jung VI "a. j. Trunkey'o ia ooo
oeehs e. 81. L!sSa'i IS? il Of Hotih w:si!, ''
4sxA1 It slntcd Fcp: u tEstatc Of olsln n.
Stxt1'ay u S;sys ay' !? Al = q 1.ii vi zoo
:5xl00 Il. with building ~. NJ. dated
JulY4 III. Z. i.e1nku To Dora Ltuhcn-
ch!saso a ~ !, cor oi A.hand. /. a41
i1a It, improysl, dated July i tEasi ,x.
NuMurrow to ChefsttAn knu.lncrnw}.. 050
Indiana Rt 1t0 It Of North State, nj,
::5xlo II. dated May Z tUusoa Mutual
Lfe; Insurance ca. to Thomas stacksn' 1900
Q I. 10 7.lusl00 II, dated Aug. 1s,
ls57. tf'sorge nartner to lames ".
' is.1i.S 4; '.,ta d ,ar ID dhiiip II % fnsss
1ls9%!,.ss ss y. i Rsk i; j. s.i:o '''o
srss +; Ma,ca Siiyyn, Sn,y " aaa U. si'h 10 ooo
still sis 4, Il is Hi't9' lsdiea Il. t. 0'0
; 155 q, !. imp. Id. .la'Ga :! Su!y &c. and u. .oo
Michigan ~ Is Il q Stu!; Tii'!ecnti ;; ii. wv
I. .hxlA1 y. Imp. dated jnY 5 tLaylnia
y. Day to lnlia i. l1cywafth1. ...... TO-
#, dased lniy . ti.iirs citca:o Ia I;rowery
Company to Maria q. w!aaton}. .,..... 1856
Morgan vt. n " cor Fourteenth st, O +,
:, Mnehte,scn 70 retcs Poppi. -. .:..... 1900
.ba1l1 It, dated July . tIIunry i.
t;iecnehsHm to e. fefrrHonl. ..,... ;, 300
Wcst Taylur Vt. 15J II " Of Wessern ay
nf aa1i9i4 It; also West Madison ii,
4Sft as Western W, II t. 1;ix110 IT,
datsd July & (Jrncph \ Arnold tu Cor
:, nella 4, ctark}..;.:, ........ 49,. 0ooo
dated juno 5 IT.. +. aud &. 4. Clark to
Joseph i. Araafa} ,.,... ....... G1D0
soETli or City limits. WITHIN \ RADIUS or sxyEn
NlLEs " TIE rounr- HOUSE,
Etiia nv. bctwren 0akwooi nv anil Brock
st. T. {. 4u121U II, Aatrd July, s fSuw-
berry &. Hills to Frank q. lltlasi... ,,,S 1000
Michigan nv, II y cus,tsr Of Flsty-xeTenth
vt, WI. 1isxlIl.i It, .ato4 .luly 3 IL.
and 7. Mcnasd ct al. 10 ". c. 10
raaT, ;::",,.;. ;:.... .".....:. 1850
.ixl:h #, datch Juno d .rhonaa lIur.
ford 10 George Orthj :. ........,,,, 49,, 3D0
, 1879-07-08

- -.l ~ G ~. .s3. 81. :. !.
., As'; ~ rs nMa {. ~ q; harley sh!irsa "
il lot tctortil. ""''""
ltlc lcadng produce markets wero irregular
yesterday, after the tosi1ass. Provisions wcro
dull, hut ssca1y, will, little Change III prices.
t}reml*tn'tA asera0ed higher. Wheat WAS sone-
what excited by tho rnIn, atld the reports Of
radical advanco In the foreign markets, equal
10 nloltt 2tse per bu, anil roso here 1c abose
tasc Improvement noted on the curbstono Sntur-
ssaT. Corn was slronE early, bit ralher tame
tlis!llg The last hour, with slight weakening.
Oats wrfa aboit ~ higher, 'sid rye i1r1ner. Tile
news In wheat was encouraging to the longs,
but possibly orerratcd.. 'lho>salo oE l,E0,o0o
bu Ill Ncw York last rhuFat'ay was probably
'Ae biggest ever rccuraefl, but tho terms Wero
Kept private. 1'serbohm tt'esraphcd All ad-
rantc Of 1M@c per ar, and later all advance OF
Is; Ills quotations, however, only showed rlse
Of Is on "prunipt Hhlpnent" since June 2G,
and nono on cargoes liz also stntctl tint stocks
uf wheat and corn at principal ports Rro small,
but Liverpool has large stocks of wheat and
corn, u,,d about four times AZ much tlour as
vcar ago. 1t would seem that Hcerbohm ceased
to fcar fbnt wrong IMPRESSION might bc cs-
tablIshed" hurc by his reporting ADVANCED
prices. There Is little reason, however, to doubt
that Tho feeling In Europe Is actually stronger.
Hnref8 there hive hell Oft I'LL the last moment,
, 1879-07-08
MOVEMENT or WHEAT.
The following shows the receipts sul gl,kp-
nlents Ut wheat at points named Yesterday:
IN NEW yOIslt YESTERDAY.


July 7.-ltece!pts-Ftour, A5,i70 brls; wheat,
1o7,7aJ bu; corn, III, 3lU bu; outs, o. bu corn
meal, EAl pigs; rye, 1900 bu; hurley, 6.ai bu; ;
unait, 89.1ll bu; pork, 730 bls: beef q, 1ta tcs;
cut ucata, Il, 3V pkgs; lard, 1910 tca; whisky,
III br1s.
ExpUrts-For forty Eight hours-Flour, 18 OQ0
brls; wheat, 20D0o0 bu; corn, 5000 bu: oats,
a.oN bu; rSc, 55,0oo TIT.
cItor NOTES.
The Nav York l'rotluee Exchange lltt&ly aays:
Tho season In Euraps has boon ~ Tar 4 bad one
tor csresIs. aud from prospects ~ tley now apcaf
anu Hungary will b. serious. I'hu cvresl crops
chokra With weeds, swulMped by wuter, ninnth
behind tho uvual development anu growth. =
,l0thtng shest Ut a miracle can give Europe This
harvest scnson Aa abundanca nj breud cereals,
Tho wheat crop III tbs United States. with good
largs surplus from the largs crop oi 1h7s, and
tho winter wheat has every p1omsse Of being Of a
auai'ty gsness!ly snpsso. 70 tut q last years
ready appsarua i, thts market show plump perry
Nid M coldi.lon hasd for uew wheat and caoI COED.
BY loth ralE nnd water viii coutinao to 10
low, fot q considerable period. ur until the
ptutnetsoa , Of Tho country shall 9Eow ua
within comparatively short period teHn 1uore
taan doubled, aHd the co'npciltton ari.iHx lrun,
considerable t,ulo 10 come, Tor several years at
lGIst.
This shipments Of wheat from Southern RAsyia
orc sltl ca1ety destined 10 ports OF ihe Med.ss:
ssneaH. sna tln movement ttolp North tuas,an snd
GeFtlaA ports las hsen x!nco lhe openIg OF uaYQa.
tton vi u,oltFats scala. The srA.on IL I1al5 has
nnd EDYlan1. AUQ the imports ot foreign wheat.
though ltbsrE!. asa quickly absorbed by Ills c0u-
sumption, leaving gr4uariea At tho poEa Of import
With s!oactato stocks, and IN EEanee, except At
AaFseil!Us, nearly haro OF stock.
PROVISION 1xpONTs.
Tho following vera tho exports Of provisions
from New York. Boston, Baltimore, pA,Rdcl-
phls, Montreal, Portland, aud New Orleans !of
, 1879-07-08
PROVISIONS.

nOG rRODUCT8-wers dull and avenged
easier. but very steady. HoGs were ohtr Ia light
supply, ard quosesl trm. whilc Liverpool reported
nn a,lvance OF Id per liz ns ou lard Thta aiif-
fcncd carly quotations fnr prolnet hnt 1t was soon
found that thote Was very s1nalt demand, except
for meat transfers, and then tic feeling was ano.
Operators apparently hare not returned an mastc
frnm their holiday trip.
The follnwIng Ia letnilch stAtement Of the ehlp.
menta Of provIsions Tor tho week and s!neo Nov.
L 1873, with comparisons:
, 1879-07-08

Withdrawn from store during Saturday for
city consumption: 53s bu cusu. baI bu bartey.
Tl's tolluwlng grain was Inspected Iuto store
In this city Yesterday moruEng; II ears No.
9wInses wheat, . eaFs No. 10, cars rejected,
cars mixed, IS cara No. spr.ug, u cars No. 3
do, 20 cars rejected, cara 10 grad. lbs wneat);
III cars nnd al,S00 bu high mixed corn, cars
new do, 7 cara ucw mixed, 4.N cars aud 81, 100
bn No. corn, 80 cars and $500 bu rejected, 8
cars HI grado tb5l coru}; 25 casa whLtu oats, IA
cars a,'d 2,400 bu No. ! mixed, 19 cars reject
VI, car no gEalV 100 1ata1: II cars No, rye.
, 1879-07-08

The following wore thn receipts nuil shIp-
ilents Ut thu leading articles Ut produce IN this
city during The fotty.sigl1t houra eutll,lE at :
o'clock or Monlay morning, with comparisons;
, 1879-07-08
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Local Supply Of q Per Cents Short
--.Foteign Exchange.
Chicago Monetary Matters---The
Stock Market,


AA@ AAVAANN AAhlkA1A0 A&A&f1 ~
visions Tame and Steady.
Wheat Strong, mill, Good Demand---
Other Grain Firm.
FINANCIAL.
Bonds were bought and sold in Chicago at
Now York quotations. The locai supply IL run
ming low, and alnce July tho demand has ina-
proved. The amount Of 4 per cents thrown
back on tho market by holders las much de-
creased, arl If business continues rs largo AZ It
has bocn, II Will be necessary to import bonds
from Now York. Chicago dealers were buying
at 1olN, md selling At 102iS. The Il IS wero
100 bid, aud tlc currency Go 1Gl Rcfnnltug
certificates werc 1019{.
Sterling exchange wns tlr1ner. Tlhes0 was
moderate supply Of hills. In Chicago sterling
gra'n-bils wcro 4s3s4 tor a1ty.iay billa, a1,1
485M for sight; and Froncllwore tel i for sixty
day bills. The actual Chicago rates for sterling
were 4a5k aud 4s71,{. In New York the actual
ratcs were 4sssl and .is7s1. The posted rates Tor
sterling were 4sa1<G14ssH. French bankers' bills
wcrc 5t71{G5i5
ConBols opened firm at rs 1-1G, and advanced
LILO, to HG1G. Silver has reccdcl agu!n to 5l5<
penco pcr ounce. The London 7T,nes Of june
% sa1l:
prospects, throughout Tho past week had Iepteas.
1sg sccs upan i'e ssees r3asGeta, ana busiuess , -
9srt tha. tx "T.tin~ rnnnn n, nrin"; v,tI, s,a m
fow exceptions, has bnt Sns snU-tantial support
TO rett on. ana that 10 tsle cheap money nnd
Tins - rel 10 cono' ''I%sc T'ho hnucs Of cspl.
tai!hta hAvo again been iissapointsd. the
sa'.s ot money n naxihn same oack iFem aMy TO mAy
The prices If cnmtnoditics hayo now come down
tn ruc! low 3ovcl that their is little chance for
,t NJ ~ ~ xn ~ % ny,ense r.
ness. Tho fusctgMef always nreicrn 10 he paid in
:n!umoo!1,es w,sn they ar low enough In pEice to
for, 1 o a hive ar4'yca St thia ~oin s 4 eass as
ihe large aecnmulstiona Ct bullion Al tbc great
Ssatfss, IT, anu t5s consequent ehsap m2ney: 70.
rasteI bStween l.iS,ls ior S!iI''' S!iIs A"" 'A' '"'0
Chicago bauk cloartuEs wcro 81, zoo, ,ooo Dis.
counts aro In fair demand for the seaeon. Rate.
nr5 4, :, md 9 per cent on call and 7(as per
cent on time. The currency movement to :he
cnuytrv fs 3im3nfst,fny. n,] thr o,,cra fro1, thr
tn,cr,or for Nov York exchange nre ,cas nrayv,
Sales If 1ocal secur1tics inculcd south pnr.,
os at 1o4 and interest, Chicago Is IL 1850 ut
11BH md interest. md Cook County .;a ot 1{r,k
and interest,
Tho foattrcs Ut the,stock narkct were Tho frcc
ea1cs Of st, ra,t). the upward movement In WI
bash and Knasns CITY Il Northern. and the
DECLINE In Lot1,syillo Il Nashville, Thc den,r-
turc of JAy Gould fnr Eurone hns annarenttv
had tho bircct on Wabns1, mud Eansaa I'M, ri
tho removal OF MI cxtInr,,,,bcr a.. pa,l
opened at 51sf, was. nust,eu to 6af<. apd thcn
fail hark rantti1v td s,a.. c)os,n,. X ho,+or
at FIX. Tho profernd nj i1r.t ,.;1o
Il. tn nst<. but waa then an,d i1own' IN 01n
closing at 0iN. Northwestern va. yer7 duil;
, 1879-07-08

HKEADaTUTFS4
FLOUR-Was IN moderate demand and strong,
In sympathy with wheat, though some quoted vim
ter grades as easy on account Of tllu expectation
that wtntcrs will soon bo on tho tnarkct Salcs
weso rcportrd Of LOO bsls wln,urB at S.. 5025. 0l
i.55o nfls spring 1t -. 2c6 10; 100 nrIs Y,lpcs-
fines partly Mt sa.40l.. 10; mud uD bra rye llo,is
at 81. 90. Intas. 2. .416 brla. Tho following was
, 1879-07-08

New ORLEANS, July 1-Sight exchange OH
Now York u premium.
: FOREIGN.
LONDON, July 7.-Cousois, money, o8 1-1G;
uccoilnt. 0316.
American ,Securttes-Rcading, 2oI4; Eric,
o856; preferred, 81.
Unitei States Bonds-New Is, 100; At5s, 100;
4s. 1Oi15.
Amount of bullion 0onc Into the Bank OF En-
glnnh oil baancs to-.lay. 4s..,3. .Nn.
PANIs, July 7.-Kentcs, 1lBf b5c.
, 1879-07-08

! tslrs tctrctcs}; y catsaarcy. Totul ISL cnrs>,
l21CsD lii. lnspectrtl nut: 822,pit' bu Wheat,
~, ,cc3S ha torn l7,:N. Ut, nata u, ,tt4 bu ryc.
Tie following stncW,cnt si,uwa tho dtstsih,l-
ttou of The btendssulfs sltptod from this city
turing last week:
, 1879-07-08

, 'CATTIE-Receiycd during Sunday and Monday,
O, 600 head: Ban,e ttma ]ast week. ., SD1 official
last week, Il, Ire. There were tuo many cattlo on
sn1e yesterday, and tho market waa weak oil
asonnd, md. for most descriptions Of stock. 1owor
The receipts wete laEgcr than ever previously ru-
nortca for q Monday, and, with prospect for
liberal rnn for TncsGay and Wednesday, hlyofs Wuro
inclined to hold oil, though where prices wcru low.
cred to n1eot their views thny bought and in tho
&gRregafa, liberal daY's work WIS accomplished.
Tho shrlnkagc In the shipping grades tic mnss
noticeable, that claA1 bsIpg oil 100l5c, whic In
Texans aud coHnlon natives the decline was barely
6&D10c. Ut "throngt " catta tho offerings were
humorous, but tho supply did mt greatly exceed
tic wauta Of tho tocul trade. bot1, butchers anI
cAnnel8 huytnK freely at tho modified PRICES,
TnRing Into consideration the heavy supply and tho
uufnsorab!n weather, 1t safneh during consider
much moro satisfactory than thuru was any reason
to exl1ect tho bulk OF the cattiD ch6nenK hands Ut
an aYeehgc shrnkage of not more tl.Ar lOc per lou
lbs. Sales ranged @ frnn 81. 10 tor inferlo.
gbess tbe tradus as Is s's fos suon M aS's 10 oo
Tex"ns and At 81. Uodl is for fair to choice Ship
ping stscrs.
Fro,u lho commencement Of tho present year up
to laat ThArsaa:, teere wese r. sippel p from Mon.
ensImated worth $780, 00o against last yeass sh,p.
menta for tho coFresponJlng nesluu Of $50 aead.
valued at Sa:i1. O0j. Tho Montreal Ga:tftt, IN
vuw Of those hgures, rc1nnrltf: W!lcn II is takeu
lntn consideration that nat seasons shlpments
consisted VI u large number purchased In Chicago.
while this year lMpOrtx1nns froln TINT gnArler huva
bean excluded by the cinlnlrgo placed upon Amer
Gun casslo, thu rapid growth Of Canatas sxport
th nst. tn!s ysaz. j. iaS shcup aaye bsca sxnort.
ri from Montreal 10 H!cat l'rIat, against :]91
last ycas and l.o7a hogs againat 7UD last yeac."
, 1879-07-08

1iO03-RcccEscd during Sunday aud Monday,
T.ho1: sanis tling last week. III ad9; oa!cial Iast
bacon hogs. snd thu competition was sufficient 10
carry up prces good plump 10c. For heayy hugs
tue inquiry co,nl8rauYcy wa4 limited packers
being Indifferent. all, notwithstanding the salall-
ness Of the supply, there wns no improvement Ia
p1,ce.. aa!e. 1aakins At satnsdar's fR!sss: Com.
lplEncpally Ut s4.O0A4.05}. heavy packers At
p. uUIt. 10. nM4 tar 10 chotce huayy shippers at
b. 7Ns4. ". There were sales of sklps at 81. GOO
u. 50. This nlavket closed As1u.
All Gsles ata Mnda subject to thE1Aklxc Of 10
lGs tor pluSY suWs aud 10 lbs f9s Atugs,
, 1879-07-08

Tetal tnr wotk :. O. III l.le7 p4u. t4l1 lt1ca1
rFeslut weok.... -. o. III In p,u7i.77A 10 H7h7l
Also gid sal lbs cnaese. and = l4 ass lbs taliow