The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

storm and have stock on hand Vi |
make big hit ~ the market until >
to 8 reaches the ci'y
WAsHISsT n s otemoer 2 Daniel
B A niger of II CD gan his been APP
printed chief e.eIk ia the Third A :
s'stan, P stn ,str- General Bure
vice W,liaa 81 Mr-on, rtsigne
ToLEDh o, September The r.
union oI the lave prissnrrs Of the wac
in this city. 0sober / snl :. Dsxs.
promises "a be the larges' 'nveu'los
& prisoners ever held. g a. Gr,n'.
Sheridan, Hnchck. Neal DIV. CD
) rr'Rht anu other distinguished mi
,sry fl sers have been invited AMI viii
prphahiy attend.
NJ NTREAL, September 2 The cred
tirs at ne NechaHIc>' B INK. ~ a
meeting in Hunuug'on, resolved
throw the h,bk nt insolvency. ana
tn ak the m MISTER of jus'ic@ L. prose-
cute the dIr, ct RS and Ufficsrs cum
IDslly.
HARRI BURG Pa. S.rtamher 9 :
The & vernon has named \ .vpmhel IA
for the ex-cu'ion of Dew, chrer
1ummel and Brandt ter the murder
{ Reber; Wise another of the murdri-
.rs is remAnded for sentence. aud
S chm4n has bpen granted a n. " that
New YORK. SET mber 2 Capt
CuII-, chief of the government Secret
Service Bureau in this cIty, has r-
nPued
FREDERICKSBURG w., SsptemAer .
Gen. Reese 9. b Sru. u reprrs .ntativ.
of the ninth V ginis dit let in the
F ry-'hrrd Congress, died at hls
nome IN T Jewell county to-day.
LoND n. September s.-Tne Mark
Lane Express. IN It's W tx y review al
r 'raIn trad, says that the
damage done is irreparable, aud 10
"a -. weather crn prevent The
&c IN; OF this seasons wheat crcp
rom proving m 'st dIsastr 'us, b tn
o quality aud sla, tty. Happily the
Weather for the last day or twn has
been we'll suited to harvett ng. M,Dy
fields are sill quite green, while 10
others the whezt though more for
ward is bad color. The ront crops
are choked with weeds. Potatoes
nave gone from bad to wIrse; 10 fact.
70 no single instance Can agricultural
prospects he said to have i'm
proved during the past fortnight.
In cons quence Of the foreign SUI
nIies, the bad wes,her had but littl.
fleet on the wheat trade. all that
can be said Is thar in occasional IN
stance. needy buyers have subm T.
ted to advances OF shilling per q i.r-
Ter. and even that was obt lined wiz
difficulty. It l, ct mated ttbt SINH
ar agricultural disaster ten years ag"
would have entsiled an advance of
en- shillings per q iarter. The supp y
for the moment has implicitly dr.
snced the demand, owing to the
enormous outward mOvemeI fr''m 'ht
America AtlaLtic ports. The trade.
u"wever, cannot be expected tc remaia
IN Its present inert condition tor
any lenstl of time, and marx. d
advance may he expected when the at
,enti"n If tuyer-, now engr"ssed by
The Xcess OF foreign arrivals, is give"
To Il Q ACT that, taking into c0nsldera-
ZION the dim'pIshed acreage shown ana
the wretched results of the HON,
crop, the amount of foIeign wheat IT.
gu red to supplrmr Mt : u own d' Il lie :
Is something like 600 900 qI.,-
ters more than is r, Quued III oruIusry
seas, MS. There has heen hu littl,
change in feeding sluffs. Barley I,
fairly maintained at last Monday.
q ,ot.tions. MAJ, and oats have
slightly favoie sellers. The arr, yals
at cargoes at ports OF "a have beef
large. Whest during the earlier psri
of The Ne, k ruled firm, owing to the
wet weather; old M. 2 -pring wheat
advanced a smiling pei q Iarte, /; white
and red VIII t re- were mly held fui
full prlc.s, but with better weather 81
The cl"se If the wetk, a quieter tone
prevailed. There has been Il good Con
tInentsl dem-nd. Mrze has hen u
and 81 to 81 cheaper per qua
There has been far business IL W leat
for forward delivery at rather better
prices. but the dem4nd has again fallen
IF. S'l.s "f Z 1gish whea' last week
W. re II 759 quarters at AZ !, agsins'
33 404 quarters at 45, 81 for the IT
'us year.
Q NsTANTINnPLE. S ptember 2. =
Toe o LunaD rummissi ners, while ac-
cepung the p otuco' of the trea'y OF
Berlin as q basis Tor the negotia ioo
with Greece. contested the obligatory
character of the Tue of the frontier
mentioned therein. The Greek CON-
u ssioners stated that their instruction.
nd not permit them to negotiate oD
the vague basis thus proposed, ana
that il would be necessary tn refer il
70 the Creek government. Should the
Greek government not share the PJrte',
view, it is bel eyed tle 20 govern.
ments would agree to refer the ques-
non t. lint mediation of the pow
er.
LONDON, September 2 j 'hu O'CaD-
nor Power, the Home RGle member for
Mayo, on Sunday last addressed n
large meeting Of tenant farmers and
others a. B ,llyhaunts, held TO demsnd
an immediate reduction of rent and o
radical reform in the existing lano
laws. At the head of The crowd were
200 mouI d men and 200 men on
Iu0r, carrying saves with heals re-
sembling pixies. AID large gre u hsD-
ner with the representa- i'm of E III
xhortIbg h.r sons TO 1t uggle Tor lib
er v.
PARIS, September 2 - A Roumanisn
envoy is noE making the rounds o. "
European C ufts to eudeNvOr to obtain
me modification In the provi.i N of
the treaty OF B rim bindipp r UNA
co emspcipate the jew. He jus & =
ME attitude by poiUtlng to The CdInes+
question in Americs ana al-o ssys TIM
p op'e are even beRInn ngfo spesk OF
the necessity Of putting thsns lives on
their guard against Jews.