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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14

PROBABLY the largest amohLt of
gold that ever crossed the Atlantic
ocean at one time was brought to
New York, several days ago, by the
steamship Canada, from France.
She had on board five million dol
lars in twenty franc-pieces, a respec-
table ship-load in itself. This money
will be paid out, mainly in the pur-
chase of grain, by French specula.
tors who are wise enough to take a
pretty correct view of European
affairs. There is every reason to
believe tina. produce shipments from
this country to Europe during the
coming twelvemonths will exceed by
large figure, anything of the kind
in the history of our nation.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14

The holidays are near at hand and
good times are in prospect. Posters
will soon announce grand masquer-
ade ball to take place at Columbia
Hall, on New Years Eve, December
3lst, under the auspices of the
Washington Industrial Association.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14
The Legislature.
Friday, Norembe,. TN.
Council.

Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
After the usual order of business
incident to opening,
Mr.. Tullis introduced q bill legal
zing action OF Commissioners of
Lewis county.
Also bill regulating tho pay of
certain officers iii Lewis county.
Mr.. Ringer bill to establish
wards in Insane Asylums for the
better condition and protection of
their inmates.
The following bills were passed.:
Council bill providing for collec-
ton of damages for injuries caused
by selling Intoxicating liquors.
House bill to prohibit owners of
hogs and sheep from allowing them
to run at large in Pacific County.
Council bill authorizing the Gov
ernor to issue bonds of the United
States.
House bill to amend an act relative
to crimes and punishments.
House bill, as amended, to appro-
pirate money tor University of Wash
ington Territory.
House.
House met pursuant to adjoun.
ment.
After the usual order OF business
incident to opening,
Mr.. Shaw introduced bill to
amend an act to provide for a sys-
tenn of common schools.
Mr.. Steward, bill to incorporate
the city of Vancouver.
Mr.. Ward, n bill to appropriate
money to be used for immigration
purposes.
Mr.. Taylor bill providing for
limiting the number Of members of
the Legislature.
The following bills passed:
House bill for relief of William
Rutledge.
House bill legalizing certain ordi-
nances OF the city of Seattle.
House bill for the relief of Yaki.
ma county.
House bill to repeal an act for the
collection of poll taxes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14
Saturday, NoremJcr SM.
Council.
BILLS INTRODUCED

BILLS INTRODUCED
Mr.. La Du, an act creating
board of equalization.
Mr.. McGlynn, an act authorizing
the County Commissioners of What
com county to pay bounty on the
scalps Of certain wild animals an
fixing the rate thereof. =
BILLS PASSED.
G. 3. 44-An act to encourage the
construction of railroads connecting
the tide waters of Puget Sound by
direct line across the Cascade Noun.
tains with the navigable waters of the
upper Columbia river.
G. B. 47-An act legalizing the
action of certain Boards of County
Commissioners.
Fl. b. 47-An net providing for the
caro- and keeping of Maggie and
Thomas Phillips--infant children of
Mary Phillips, Territorial convict.
II. B. 79--An act for the relief of
VIM. Billings.
II. B. 59-An act to amend an act
in relation to the Territorial Audi
tor.
H. B. 127-An act exempting fire.
men and members of fire depart
ments from certain duties and obi
cations.
G. B. Alan act TO amend an act
in relation to Notries Public.
G. B. 3O-An act in relation to
mortgages on certain kinds of prop
erty.
H. B. 1O2-An act to legalize and
establish certain roads in the coun.
ties of Clallam and San Juan.
G. B. 46-An regulating the pay
of certain officers in Lewis county.
H. B. 138-An act for the rassess-
ment and collection of taxi At&e
in the county of Kitsap forVsM
1878.
BILLS KILLED.
H. B. clan act to change tho
boundaries of Wahkiakum, Lewis
and Skamani counties.
H. B. 92-An act to exempt from
taxation certain timber lands.
House.
BIDLs INTRODUCED.
Mr.. White, an act to establish and
protect the rights of married women.
Mr.. Shaw, IN act to amend an act
to provide for the formation of cor
porations.
Mr.. Ward, an act relating to the
removal of county.seats.
Mr.. Harper, an act fixing the time
Of holding biennial sessions OF the
OF Washington Terrific
~.
Mr.. Taylor, an act providing fof
the destruction of noxious weeds.
BILLS PASSED.
H. B. 143-An act providing for
the destruction of noxious weeds.
H. B. 96-An act in relation ~
Prosecuting Attorneys, defining thea
duties and fixing their compensation
in Walla-walla, Columbia, WhitmaS
Yakima, Spokane and Stevens CO..
ties.
BILLS KILLED.
II. B. I7-An act to provide 1of
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14

We learn from the Seattle MteW-
gencer that Messrs. II. Brewster u
Co., of LaConner, have obtained a
charter, from Whatcom county, to
build road from the head of the
Skagit river to the gold diggings.
After charging Oh this subject, the
above paper copies, in full, our arti-
Gle, in recent issue of the EXPERT
MENr, in which we advocate legisla-
tive action for the purpose of cutting
a good road to those mines, suitable
for all transportion purposes. Tue
MteHigencey would have been little
more courteous had it paid due credit
to our article which it took so much
pains to copy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14

The Portland Bee says that the
coal of the Thurston Coal Company
put on board the steamship State Of
California has proved grand sue
cess, and in future will be used en-
tirely Oh that ship. All the ocean
vessels are taking on board this coal
and there is every indication that it
will soon assume very prominent
feature in our trade and exports.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14
SESSIONS of the District Court.

The bill just approved fixed the
terms of the several courts in the
First aud Second District rs fol-
lows: At Vancouver, second Mon
day in March and third Monday
in October, to hold three weeks, un-
less sooner adjourned. AT Olympia,
first Monday in February and third
Monday in September three
weeks. At Kalama. first Monday in
June and December-two weeks.
At the county seat of Pacific county,
second Monday in August term two
weeks. At the county seat of Lewis
county, second Monday in January
term, two weeks. At Walla- wala,
first Monday of May and second
Monday in Noyember-term, three
weeks, and provided that the next
term shall be held at Walla-walla on
the third Monday of November, 1879.
At Dayton, third Monday of June
and second Monday of january
term, two weeks. At Colfax, first
Monday of June and second Monday
of December--term, two weeks. At
Yakima City, first Monday in Octob-
er-terni, two weeks. At Spokane
Falls, fourth Monday of August
term, two weeks. At Goldendale,
second Monday of May and Novem-
ber-term, two weeks. The session
at Vancouver is for Clarke and Ska
mania counties; at Olympia, for
Thurston, Mason and Chehals; at
Kalama, for Cowlitz aud Wahkiakum
at county seat of Pacific, for Pacific
county; at county sea- of Lewis, for
Lewis; at Go!dendale, for Klickitat
and the Judge of the Second Dis
trict shall hold all the sessions re-
ferred to in the foregoing sentence.
The Judge of the First District will
hold terms at Walla-walla, for Wal
la-walla county; at Dayton, for Col
umbia; at Colfax, for Whitman; at
Yakima City, for Yakima; and at
Spokan Falls, for Spokan and Ste
vens. The new law establishes new
courts at Chehalis and Go.dendale
and changes the term hitherto held
at Fort Colviile TO Spokan Falls.
1t does not affect the Third-or
Cour1 VO,et,,,,,t
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14
County Teachers Institute.

A very successful County Teach
ers' Institute closed its proceedings
in this city, on Friday, the 7th inst.
The Institute was conducted by
Rev. John r. Thompson, County
School Superintendent. The ses-
ssions were held in the Presbyterian
Church. Several very carefully pre-
pared and able essays were read be-
fore the Institute. The interest
eliminated in an enthusiastic assem-
bly,, on Friday evening, when some
sixty or eighty teachers and friends
of education listened with great
pleasure to what Prof Henderson
had to say about reading and writ
ing. The reading of Hoods" Song
of the Shirt" by one of the pupils of
Union Academy, Miss Jennie Young,
was adm irable and elected much
praise.
The cause of education is always
enhanced by u well-conducted insti-
tute, in which the teachers all take
an active part. The interchange of
ideas and the comparison Of plans
ill any profession is always benef-
cial. 1t is especially necessary for
our young teachers to learn the
modes of their seniors, whose wider
experience brings a ripper judgment
to bear upon all departments Of
common school education. It is
hoped that no teacher, or friend Of
education, will fail to be present at
the next county institute, to be held
sometime in August, 1880.
Before adjournment the following
expression of sentiment was ordered
to recorded, by a unanimous vote.
Resolced, That the teachers aud friends
of education in this Institute assembled,
| deprcciatc any change in our Territorial
| School laws, at the present time, more
especially any anything which looks to-
wards the abolishing OF County Teachers
| Institutes.
, 1879-05-07
expeetoh that en1oa will continue 10 show re-
speclahe inerensa nycr 1879. rhcrc hfe A YET

expectoh that sa'os will continue 10 show re-
aVeclabe tnereas1 nycr 1879. There hre A YET
nn sgnr o' nsy reaction In prices; indeed. taxing
lhto consideration fhn exceptionally ematl sttpply
0f cnttons and Tho enhanced cust Of the simple the
cllnnrtA fns he regarded favorable to futtne.
nhyhhcr. ahce nur last tcuort tllotn have ocef
several prize canVrR, R,-nll In mn upward lltectlnn;
III the Hn1lcn ent,hs ntatkut tlr New YORK oohFhat
Of f1WmrFft 1T Saturday nnyA: a..
"jfnfe han bacn nn tmpl1Tcd feeling IN tn9
1cmnnd FIR WuoefIa. an, IN the attention c1tenaen
nnd, ,srlcctous nladr tnr Immediate sunlnn'sh T. ~, ~
Welt orders for execution, tim f''isnhfs ms pen
Of increased prnpnfti0nH. What IN mrs. e:tkJhE
In hn oaeripgs If antumn gonls ts Tie tueefl"f TO-
fIHalIty NJ tho cloth A. very low EFtees' ~ r.
nrctt ro,1,r week. r'1ico, this fcntnre m.rt prs'
yati shrnurl, lin determination q a!a5r manaIas
tnrer to sell their own Kboh' ra.her than lie pfot.
net Ut competitors. Na hutcd Ut thu same tiine
t!at tho nrea1nc scale nj ns'cea y0nid nal only ba
realized. nut with any nl,*Afd chAngn ~ tAa WOOL
uiafkes ihn figures wnuld t'e isn1fnvcd In cnllsc.
0nrncc NJ tr inability nf the MILLS 20 sibm!t to
further cilangcA sgatntt lilo cost Of nroducs!un"
NEW roHK. ...
EEw yGnK, May B.-Cdttrn goods continue IN
fa!s jcn,nnl and nrm: ps!nia n comparatively
lels.lng lnkcs c'nEc1y snlh np ',y n1entr; 'nFn'n
war wooiens In better demand by clnthsrrA; KEN
lucky jcans uluso active; foreign gooda remain
sluggish.
, 1879-05-07
TURpESTISE.
WILMINGTON, May O.-SrInIrb OF TuRrKNrINx-
Qu!et Al .1iAc.


{ttfFof& fFft fFfH.
A Iptly win wanted lltxrn ut cCCs fresh
irnm the country was h,nOng tho farneFs' Wac-
oa nt thu innrk1t Yostcrtlny, h,nl thu sight III
small bundle ei grash IN ot'o OF tho yclIlcles ut
o1ec aroused aIl Tho sentiment In her nature.
snulElng at ba,aful OF It. ehu said to tho
farlnuri
"The country must be beautiful these sptIug
mornings"
"fes, 10 she H." ho slowly replied. "Com!n.
III this lMor1IIig saw two wagonA stuck III y
mud.holc, a dend llerku n,ml mnrr'n tlstycrnws.h
"Tllrtc sAnrt&es must lc beautiful uut ihcrc,"
she continued.
'.Ycs. they ase. A. sunrise this morning mo
aud Jtn, Wcrn gctt!n' hog ott from under tho
he,l.!luute. Turlicst snnrfsu over kaw, but
tia! lnE won't ncycr do 10 1nute good In th!s
wnFld.h
~ snppoee tie grash looks very beautiful"
b!o tntl NJ the Inst cgg Was counted.
Won e'rosa 40; but Tvs hin 50 rushed GET
tin that bs ditch ,tnishel tint haven't hardly
l.utcrd. DO your folks want 10 buy any dried
puu,pkln!"
, 1879-05-07

s1, LOUIS, Mo. May G.-Ftoun-Flsm for high
grades; oetlss qualities quiet; ali unchanged.
GmAfk-wl,sat h,vhur and atm; No. 2 rcd fsll.
81. .o5 rasn. ST. u4!tQtl. 0d.& May; 81. .0a't
June; laG.lS!tc July; No. i do. si,o.; NJ.
spring kac. Corn hsu.; No. mixed. 3aAe cash
ana lid May; al-sQt3a'ic Innei si!tc dnly' oa's
oprned strong and hsghcs; closed al nsiae pttcet;
No, 2. a7Ep!H4a cash; 3S5se bid June. Rye
dull; ss,ablS ii fhc. Harley dull and ancasngad.
WaitEr-atesdy st 81. o." ,,..,,
jobbii,y. 50. 709ktl. u. Lard dull; salahe At
IS. b71S. bulk meats no1nlnaily uuclsn4ed. baceu
, 1879-05-07

filanfa ff7a.) ChH.Hfatton.
The crnzc ior eoarlIHlelt WHICH has developed
itselt asnUng the youns ladies moving III llu
Lesi clrclcs iu SarthrIn society may 6e traced
tiircrtly 10 tEe e&aMple set BY Col. Delaney
Kuuo, wlo, accompanied BY a raytshnR whtte
Uca.ly,T has tooiet. md talyhoea lla Wpy
straight to lhe irarsa Of thu sweet creatures
who form tue upper ten of New York suc1stY,
, 1879-05-07
J1FTsft{f1'T.

DHrRol1, Mich, May B.-FLoun-Firm and
steady. ..... .....
tlnA.x-Whcat firm; c1.ra, 81. 07,s No. 1whitc,
81. OIsl; for alAy 81 03A; for June. 81 .0b4 MD !;
milling M. ]. Sl.03. Neceipis. Il, GIT bu; ahip.
ulrntb, II. 4GU bu.
, 1879-05-07
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW OnLEAKE, Mhy, IT, Floun High grades
have .uclInr,l; high grnIcs, :..5t1o* 10. .-
GuA1r-Cosn sraree ami 1tns; tohb1ng at boGb
nUc. Datb qAspt n atab;s'o.
co,,y. .NEAk--sarket dull at 81. :oa32.26.
nvAS-s!Assst cas1rr II 7.!tM1 TIC.
NAy-4uteti pFimo. x1a.00dslp.oo; choice
$500.
rnoyIsLoss-Totis stcady; old, 50. nsw,
$10.p Lard quiet but hFm; t!eFrv, ~. 1haoi.oos
kcrs 81. 80. Iiu!k u,pais scaecS anl drHi;
shoulders, ioa.c, a4c3 packed, 3'.a HAGEN
steady; jobblug ai4c; cleur rib. hss6tl';c; hnals,
sugar .currt. market dull: csnyaseti. 1afp!4c.
WnJsNr-3latkct lllt; Western recttaetl, 8l.ooa5
uEarxn1xs Coffee Market aull; iobbng. o..
linasy ii prime, llsiN lie. Sugar dat an nntnt-
ai: lair 10 tullY fItF. :.Gt5:is; nrnr 10 ch9isc.
commune .adt!sc; prime to ehuies, 3a'<t;'Sc. isee
QuIri Ut b!.4ttlaic.
Enthusiastically Ut 7Ac.
, 1879-05-07

TotEno. O.. Mny U.-0nAS-Whcat strone;
amber Michigan, May, *l.o7H; June. Sl.o7a4D
1.0S: No. = rel winter. spot. May, g. 07M; June,
Sl,0a; July. S1.0:.: No. y red. Sl.O1.;. Corn
ilrn,: ltgl.-nltxc.i. :iIc; No. Jnnc. SIC; duly.
:.7Hc; No. :. white, 3s.4c; rejected. 3Jc. Oats
alcnly; No. y, .Uc.
, 1879-05-07

vl'lct. Nuvcrshcless, he has hccn received
In EugIish society, tu University d 0ffnrl
has contcrrch OIL him III" degree OF y. Z. H.,
and fashionable circles lave tllsctrncd In him
many admirable qualities.
, 1879-05-07

Ctxv1LANn. o.. May G.-rErHoLEuM-Uu.
changed; s,andnsd white, ITO test. &c.
psrrnnr1ln, pa., May .--rErnoIEuH-Qnset;
crude. Huhca. paskcr's for shipment; refined, 8Ac,
Philadelphia delivery. -......- ....-
III. Cirr Ta. May @. -rErnntxuN - Market
openrd qnlet md ktendy; Tti.4c bdi advanceA To
7,'.c: dcclncd IL Tic: advanced tu 7A&c: decIsnud
anL clntr at 15jIc; r'lipmeats, a., QUO bs!s, n.y.
essgtns ~, 900; transactions, 210, U6U.
, 1879-05-07

-,,,, 90 to !. 200 lhs. =: :: 49,. -.
s;sss : ess sss' +; y,
s,t.s .stsff1s't1Iil:t t.tem"'o CATTLE "s'xa.ns
T.; ~ iii snl thln sows, !; ss!tsfs'
Inttfss',f- i,.s, bnall.. ard sca1swaE ''sc1s,..
, 1879-05-07
NS%YJtGf1.

OswHdo, n. r., May G.-GNAIN- Whont-blar-
kct dull; No. hnrd Dulatll spring, 81. 10; No. 2
Milwaukee, s1.03 Corn uomlna!ly unchanged.
, 1879-05-07

1srrAsAroLls, Ind, May 0.-IIoos-slrong;
s., 60G3, IL: rcccfpts, 2, 100.
GuAts--Whcat attnnE: No. 2 red 81. 0adD1. Of.
Corn qnlet At :sI!aQ:Ac> Oats firm at 2Gl2a!ic.
r,nystpSs-s -shDMs.lcss Sl:taac: clcas ztb, 81. 4j
OIL. so. Lard. 81. 0D. Huns. 7.ld17szc.
, 1879-05-07

Sptcf05 U'SDalc4 10 IH6 7F7JEFE.
KANsAs Ctrr, Mo, May G.-GHAtr-ThB
Price Current roporta whoat rccclpta at 900
hu; shipments. u, 058 hu; higher; Nm. 2. cash,
0sc: No. ::l cash. Gac: blay, p4hc. Corn
I.ecepta. l!,G00 bu; shipments, Q, uJ7 bu; lrm;
No. = eash, .0Mc; May, .!Ii4c.
, 1879-05-07

dull; clear ribs. 81. o3 cn.h; 81. 10 Juno; clear.
IsEcr,rra-rinus. y, GOO hrIs: wh-at TIL, 600 bn;
corn, 80. 100 In; oats. ., QUO hn; rYe LOU bH;
barley. l. 100 hn.
Hntf,Mkxrs-Fi1ns. Z. 600 hrIs; whrht. 1900 bn; j;
corr. ~, 100 bui cuts, H. QUO bH; ryc 4. 600 In;
barley. n0nc.
, 1879-05-07

DurTALo, N. T., May Q. G.-GRA1S-Wheat quiet:
sales Of 7, 600 hu No. Dnlnth ut 0s, Corn
dut,; aalcs Of 2. 100 bu hiEh.,ntxed Mt 3D!lc for
Nh. y wcA1orn. Onts quiet: rules Of !. 100 hu No.
2 Chicago At I0c. Rye Acgiected. DarlGY nrg.
secietl.
CAsAt FRE1nuTa-Oate nh!ppcd a. 311ic.
NAtLNuAu FHEiullTs--Nuntflal a. TIC.
, 1879-05-07

Bouaucrenu,s picture pt tllu "Dislh Of W.
uus,"1o she nexs salou, coataias twenty-five
tixurSs. "Yhe goddess stanas in Thy ccntra on
IN opal shell, her arms up!iitas md heF
tlugrss iutertwaAed lI her suul't ha]r,
which falls III iang a1uuuant tseases
, 1879-05-07

nAlrtnonr, May 1.---Fioun-Strongh and act!yo;
Western rupes, 9:s...ads:. II; 10 extra. si.e50
/, II; 10 family. 81. s1Gl5.S5.
Gn4,a- N'lIuat- Western firm; Southern rctl,
81, 1unl. IL; tln nmler, s..l4fo1. 10; No. = Penn
sylyausa rcd. II. 15azl. 1a!4; No. :. Western VIM
arr rcd, pot, st.1iGal 1a.a; May 81 iaad1 l. w;
June. sl.l.aiGhl. la!f; July, s'.lohe,. 1oG.
gorn-W.ttrrn .ln!l; Wcatern mixed. spot anu
staY. 44s.Gtt!stc; dunc, 4:.5e 11:Ec; July. 1870
i3Ec: Auyuni, i4,tGb+4Ar: ricanler, 4t1aic. Oats
nrn, and a,rasly; Wr,s"rn white, Ms,sa4c; 10 10
HAr--aicN!y el,ld without chAnre.
YHnviksoSr-t nchaHgfi.
l!u,yEu-Stcady; pl.lnn 10 choice Western,
l,acKHI, l11bI &c; roll, l1GJ l:'c.
lTrnol,rtru-S&rady and unchanged.
: t'Urrxk-~jni: ttIo caFaots. lna4GSlec.
WuI-Ky -.UnlI; 81 .u7all. .u7!f.
Fnktust7a--Tn Liverpool puE steam steady and
unchanged, .. m ,o,,
REoEtl-r.-Flnl1r, =, SIN b1s; wheat, 03t 100 eu:
cnrn, 9l.t HNU hi: uats. Z. 1DD TN. .
SlIirAgxrs-Nhra1, .:'l0 ha; corn, 10" bq.
, 1879-05-07

11IIJ1N1}J1I4II1I1s
Pn1LArELrnfA. Msy d. G.--Ftoun-inaes,re. Ryo
-four qulet Int htchdy.
tluAtk.-Whrat quiot; inferior and unRrndct, D5c
G2Si. .D7; No. 9 Western red, sl.1a Corn mar.
ket dali; reIectesl. 40c; Steamer, sU3fi4ic. Unts
market dull; mlxel Western, :r!c; whlts d. :iG2
:I5c
rnnvtstoNB-Eu1i mad unchanged. Lard, ]liQ
lGso.
York State and bradford County. reNntylvnuia.
extras, 14fs1lc; Western Kcscrre, extra, 12GD14c;
gool 10 chofce, 0G} tic.
E1t,k--Stca.lY: Western, Tic. ... ..
ctiEK.E-Stcady; Western creamery, 1ts@7t; do
good. hGtBc.
rkrnoLxrM-NnmfnA rcfncd, BHc: crndc, 7!Se.
MtIssKr-AiArkGt dMtl: WcntcFn. 81. UiH.
nEcE1rra-tioar, =, ZOO hss; wheat, 13S, 600 hu.
, 1879-05-07

NEW ORLEANS, May .-GorTox-attoug; hold
higher; rnIldiing, HE; low Ito, l1Hc; not re-
ceip,r, ao bales; gross, BIO; sales, +,uo0; stock,
1OA, lh1.
KT, LuuIs. May A-CarroN-Il!sh and tttn, !;
alnw; mlddl!ns, fllci low m!ii!snp. 1ltso; Eoot
ordinary, liz; unlcs, 80 ba!us; receipts. $50;
shlpn,unis, 175; slUck, 100.
, 1879-05-07
Islt0ltTf


PEon1A, May g.-I1tanwlkEs-Easy; otrcrcd at
S1.D..
, 1879-05-07

DoBfor, hrass.. May U.-FLoun--9tcady; mod.
crate demand; Western catras, -. 71Gt3 90; com.
mon c1trae g. 71Gli 90: Wisconsin cxtras, 81. 90
04.n0: MInnesota extras. St.00f.5.h 10; winter
whcats. Ohio and Michigan, 81 4.7dFt5 u; Illinois.
e50oG5. Is; st. Louis, 81. 2:ifl1.o5; W,fconstu
aud Minnesota patent nsoccss. 50. 2ddDB. 30; rht-
cut winter whcaia. SO. 0tG9H,b0.
GnAsk~-f:nrn-Dcln fair, and market firm:
mixed and rcIto,y, 4u!tfeAnc: extra yellow, 4HH
q 4tc. tAts rrn; No. and cztrn whn, :j1db3ilc:
No. = whltc, :Ej.tc: M. . mixed and No. white,
:ilGtai!ic. 1tYc. tEQsD5c.
KxcEllrs-Flour, U,p0o btls; corn. IS, 600 bu;
wheat, 10, GOO Int.
SnIraEHTs-Fi0nr, 9. 200 br1s. :
, 1879-05-07

lloGSmmaa lloGSS.msna' nad sald lowcr. ho ds't tnles Of
e. wsis !, NO. ton. "r ~ a nSss S ssss H. of e It
tie mtfsent u VIZ III ruunp 10 prmu light, and 10
0i X X for su ppor 10 choice heavy grades. where
H. :U%@.,ncd weak 10 tho cosc. though nt slla de-
tnt 1st thcrc vas considerable lfc IT, trade. ana icw
fpea !os aid prospective 1iSnra receipts the
taae 1a ,sek' SEiua tnd At 81 11iGaJ.I Most Of
a,s ,,slinr wA+ at 50. a0fi3.t0 for Fuckers, anu
y " e. "s stllf; 10 fur lfrh. weights.
, 1879-05-07

EAST Liberty.
East Liberty. Pn.. AfnY n.-cATrLE-1scccapi
,,s 1t ibis puInt il !pni, but Of good qualify gen.
t,ly, an.I n s!iulc h,rHef IN that account; still
taar |. Gull foE *h!npinr KrndeA. nnst nl! beil!s
@ 70 sann,f' r III s9t .nr sfef ht5a aas az ny
SI.sMii.nn; common. *1.op4s4.:o; ttocScrs,
saG1Nt3.lN.
r%.-ll:ecipt. Today. I. 400 lsaa: Workers,
N.sti3.ti Fhtlnte1rlllas. 81. Tnab:i. NJ.
SHEET 4ec.irl<, 'o.,tay. g,!o3 Aea,l;, markess
H.: e3ISes a: l, fsogisf S ffdn sa5''S'' woolsa
RerrAIn. May observation-disclosures aio: fatr
ttmcnd; Ern, anu tcnt!in. nt,wnrtt: butc,crA' and
medium eta,r. Of shtpucrs. 81. 7uil4.!.:,; butch.
snExr Asp L.nn,-l -l,ccripta. l00; matkot 4utot;
ony ra'c teck-pad Ut cl'prct good ut 81. .'' nll
Offering.
itu.s ~lfrtclpt., 1.oI0; fair demand; 1owcr
lutkcss. ruoh 10 cIlulcc. 33 G0ft:i. Oil; extra,
St1u: gnod 10 rllncr medium anti l,enyy. 81. t0I
Sa'; aFer sacs con!d nor he made At these anots.
wA1En7owN.
;,,WA7EntnwH, May a. &y.CATrIx-:Necoip
~; nSrlct MT very firm; yr1y litls change since
~, "rr.; raies II! cllHrr ut 81 10: extra. 81 uo5h
N: M ,s,!, H.! aili,y SSoo&su,ao; second 81 QUO
llaGr--Wcstrn fat, i..r. -..
alEEr AXp LAMrs-kcccfpts, 9. aGt1:. shrnrcE
rIeep :l!f4tac pr Ii: wHol shnup. 4d4gHc; nricns
,'.sdf for III rsscrs; &aIrs III Lots at 81, fo l. 20
saeA cxtsa, S.:;N,D.5U.
1T. LoUla.
~. i4oif1s. May B.-CATr.K-1nnctive: un-
tsn'eSGt s,'r;'at. for fpn.; aFm and unshsnGc1 to:
lIu's--in faiT demand: oniy r"nfh lid mixed
stSSaS;eat ~! q: ''ae"S sesy. sS;'os s.; ssss'p't
F'!kfl-StruHE IN light surpfy; unchhnEcd: re-.
ss'p'st -uu; shtpllentB, HtIIIc.
, 1879-05-07

MILWAUKEE. May U.-FL0uN-Flrmef.
GnssS-WAcal firm; opsncd Nc higher; cloeed
firm; No, Milwaukee hard, sing; No. l
Milwaukee, Da3ic: No. . do, DaAc; Mny, paAc:
dune. OiTc; Jniy. DiAc; No. 10, THAc:
No, do, 7"dl7Ac: Rejected. 0ic. Corn quiet;
No. =. :W':c. Ont, lower; No. =. 2t'lc. 1sYe
activn and firm; No. !, 40sic. Bnrlcy unsettled;
No. spring, hnHc.
l'rpy,rlnsa--}nlut nnt easy. Mcrs pork quiet;
npw, $40. rti,nc steam lard. ST., III.
lljn---tniet A,,l unchanged at s;I. .5Gs3.60.
FRgHlITx--Wheat ~ Buffalo, 4hc.
sMtrnxNrB-Floas. !, oUob bts; whcat, IL, 600 bu.
, 1879-05-07
PROPOSALS..
n IL d T. tbH Ak4S Ks1t9k IR5A 1Ss
Iii hToSE6 FOR SOLDIERS HtsAvES.
Wan 1,ErAMruxST.


, Qi'xTKsM MAbTFEsttkHKKAs'hb bffIcE-
WABHtSHTnS, N,C.. MAfEh H. 1917.
Sealed pf0rAsns In rllrCAtr. Arr hnfalY lnfete tof
furnishing Ffcal'nnes i4r Soldier ;fssra !n Ilysts
yIElAEp un city ctnlrlerlea utOyE n thc law ai''
pruyu Fctuaty !. 1872. Of which taa following IL asl
:,Ihst TIM srrrctaty of War shttshY snthorisedtn
crcct !Ua4iuhus Tic srayrs 1t sudlt!s WIN ttrttl
III II1c rkuur Volunteer AtHy U! &r United states
hur!nY ts wnr fur ti,s un!na,, aatl WIN hasn b::n
ssI,iu manner utaslr. hy th law VI Marct y 1879.
GOF ttO4c inerrsI In SnlulaI Military Catlrtrrrs
.su. spsstaratioaa ds.srns 4! Ss.a t',e s'andata
,M4s cal b. ha9n tEplleal!aH n rrrton Vt by tstcr
to Csrt A +: l'oskxsl! T. q MI ;. A.. In eharEc
sprc.rnsu u l1Ie htadstoAes ~ es furnished eau ID
XII hds should ha npsnIcd hf xooi and salctent
gaata1ly. K1tl nnue Will bv considered. uxrrPt fer
At3ercan Hia marble, ut grades naed IL lla spect
Htntna. 49,. .. ...... $40 i,
rntosalA should be inctosr1 IN stAri eHsnlurrs a,li
indurssd rr4rusali for HcAd4tDnea and addressed 20
tl un1sr.isn!.l 4 M".'s wlOs. oslcs eey w! -
le7u. ru!nnlc!rlnH II u 1cIoska. IN
uY tlratr Vt ttH HCGrctkty at War. .-..
~ Z. MElNH. rIeshLa4twr .ttrnttal. u: 3. 4. =