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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-20
milwaukee, Market.

MNLWAUhkE, ftU. 70
Wheat-I-ac lower; hard 02A No l, / 90;
No 2. 922z cash; 927s March; 94 April; No 3, 7oZ
No 4, IA
Corn-34.
Oats-22H
Rye-45Ia.
Barley-72.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-20
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.
Wheat-steady; s3A cash; 93ss March 949s bid
April.
Corn-Firm 83H bid March; s3% April; s7a
May.
oats-stronger; ea9s cash; % bid April.
Rye-Unchanged
Bariey-Higher; rs.
Pork-Strong; 80 cash; 9 921a bid March; 9 S7h
April
Iard-strongcr; 6 IS cash. 6T71S March; s.
bid April
Whisky 04.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts 17,0n0; moderately active, firm
and higher; light 8 s003 95; for common to choice
heavy mixed grades slow at 6503 95.
nrin a{yotc .
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-20
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 20.-By vote of yeas,
1856; nays l22. it was decided to take p
for consideration the contested election case
of Finley VS. Bisbee from the 9th district OF
Florida.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-20
To-DaV's Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.
RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 20.-Despite the
general thaw and warmth throughout the
infected district, both public and private
advices state that no fresh cases of plague
have occurred.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-20
PRANC CE.
INDIA

CALCUTTA, Feb. 20 "A report from
Mandaiay asserts that the king of Burmah
murdered all the royal princes and their en-
tire families and replaced the pew minis
ters with those formerly 10 Office, thus re-
storing despotic government.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-20
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 90.
FINANCIAL.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-20
The Attacked British Forces.

CAPE Town, Jan. 27.-The attacked
British forces will confne their operations
to tho maintenance of Statu quo aud the
retention OF their strategcal position on
the border, until strongly reinforced
Two hundred volunteers from Port
Elizabeth will relieve the 86th regiment at
King Williams Town, so as to permit the
latter to go to the frout.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-15
sVOL VINO. )
ltuk Tb--,


\ NILLAINoUS DEED. We learn
that on Sunday night. Mr.. Tom moore
brother OF the late Adolphus Moore.
while sleeping III the room with Sta.
ton Agent Albright, at Haw River
became restless, ard arose to sit bv
the window Presently he lighted tie
lamp, and was reading, when soma
miscreant threw a large rock. crash
ing through the window, aad knock
ing MIR. Moore off his chair. in almost
senseless condition. He called to NJ
Albright, who gave cha to the nm
known ass 'llant, but failed to over
Take him. As quantity OF glass was
driven into Mr.. Moore's forehead t,e
injury Is sew re, if rot serious.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-15

RELIGIOUS. - Bishop Lyman, ad-
ministcrrd Che sol mn rite Of confir-
nation t. thirteen persons at the
Church OF the Good Shepherd, on Sab
bath night. H. also confirmed seven
or eight colored persons at ST. Augus~
tires Chapel in the morning . Rev.
Father White is visiting New England
and other States on a tour tO rise
funds for the purposed new church III
this city. We trust he may meet with
rare success. for, as Raleigh is likely
to become the residence Of the Bishop
at no dis ant day, an handsome cathe-
dral IS much needed Miss Painter
gave Bible reading at ID \. II. on
Sunday. sfor chrstiln women Only"
,..... Rev. Dr. Marshall has returned,
IN rather better health. ;. DE-. L. II
Pritehard, we learn, recently ordered
the doors Of his church locked after
the SIM g of the second hymn, as a
r,buke to. the thoughless young men
who come in to see their sWeetAeal IS );
but S ip 0ut when the sermon is begun,
thereby disturbing more deyout er-
sons. 4 reminder Of this sort wou.d
do no harm al any Of the churches, We
imagine. Dr.. Pritchard, by the way,
will lecture at Stateayile to-night for
the benefit OF the Baptist chu ch
there .R3y. Edwin 4. Osborne has
beeA called to Morganton Episcopal
church, vice Rev. Nelson Falls. re-
signed. ...... Rev j. A. Oertel, the a tist
whose paintings are - well known by
reason Of reproduction as cheap
chronos, has returned with his family
10 Lenoir The DUNjMoTeau says =
''Bishop Atkinson, Of North Carolina,
is now over 20 years. For about
quarter of century lis mental and
physical energies have been devoted
to the religious promo. ion Of that
State"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-15

PAROLE.-We hope no Southern pa
per will go into Mysteries over the
race-pag above named, with which
the shoddy Lorril lords Of New York
have been gambling in England.
Trials of speed for the encouragement
Of blooded stock are well enough, but
systematic training to speculate upon,
as in the present case, is DISCUS ing.
The LorrilarG5 pocketed immense
sums by their success IN defeating the
reduction of the tobacco tax for neatly
a year; ther, by draining the South Of
mi lions, besides disarranging trade to
the tune of other millions. But we
have hot yet forgotten tie nsuIt done
TO Gen. Lee and our dead rebels Z"
by the heal Of the hou Of the Lorril-
lards, who added contemptuou3ly that
the South wouldn't pay her debts, was
to- : id poVerfy-st ,clen to have
any trade if she would
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-15

THE MISTLEToE.-Werc this paper
more Of local journal we should re-
ioice to chronicle the many apprecia-
tive things said of the Amate ar per-
formance, given by young ladies and
gentlemen OF Raleigh, under the aus
pices of the Ladies' Memorial Associa-
tion on Monday night OF last week
The beautiful lantcm. OF the mis-
tletoe Bough'-(a sceui; reprcsonta~
ton of the old story Of s'Geneyra," the
lovely young bride, II III oI her nuptial
night playfully concea' crself in an
old trunk, whcss he VI lock hut
down, to ho.d its Ii deous ct un,e-
vealed for an hundred years. was pre-
sented wi Il unusual excellence, cons
sidering that scarcely fortnight had
been spent IN prepa alton. lt is diff
cul. to properly apporticn the credit
fer the performance; but all Will unite
in thanking Mrs. Robert q. Lewis,
the very jealous Lady President Of the
4 sociation, AMI Gen. Basil Manly.
Grand Master, and General Returning
Board B-sSeo Oh the Stage with their
accomplished assistants, Mrs. Robt
Jones, Mrs. Gov. Jarvis, Mr.. Geo. q.
Jordan, and one OF two others (not
married, but III dangeD, for the en>
tertainment. 1t raised good sum Of
money, without personal appeal.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-15

C Grangers will please note the
appointments of Grand Master Che. k
on another page. After each of his
public addresses an eXempliiica'ion of
the Unwritten Work will be given to
t le members cf the Order, and to such
of the dormant Brethren as contem-
plate Il reunion.
They have gotten it about as free
ard easy IN the best circles" of
New York ana Europe. as one could
desire. Olive Logan writes: q
heard of rather amusing reply, Civ
en- the other evening at n bali, by an
American giIl III London society. who
had stfayed away from he ball-;o lrn.
Her mother subsequently dIscoNe ed
her III remote nook with a gentleman,
who had his arm around her waist,
while she rested the tips Of her retty
little fingers on his manly shoulder.
+" Daughter, what's all this mean 2"
exclaimed the irate mamma. Saucy
Chez ks looked up calmly, and replied ::
!" Mamma, allow me to introduce
Capt. \. to you. | had promised him
a dance, but | was SO tired that l
couldn't keep my wold, and I'm just
giving HIM sit ing~stil wal z in
stead"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-15

DONAN.S DOWNFALL-Fo or q number
Of yeaIs the writer of these lines en-
ter aimed a cordial fr endship for the
late e.Coionel Peter Donal, Of
the Bentonsviile Advance. We knew
him to be &c, tistical and conceited !;
somewhat boastful; and not altogether
refined, IN the nicer shades Of gentili-
ty but no one could deny his quick
ness of intellect; and we believed
him to be trust oTtby, both person.
ally and politically. Unhappiiy the
Cunningham episode cut down one
half our faith /; and now has come his
shameless letter to that most villain
Gus Of the villifers OF the South-the
Chicago BgackguurI, to utterly des
troy the last particle OF friendship and
confidence we had for him. 1t is
clear, be is bent upon getting cfice
from the Powers-lhat> Be; and the
first step is to pay il advance by SLAM
derirg he South.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-15

EXTRAORDINARY OFFER! TIE fAR~
,rrP .yn MECHANIC, AID \ LARGE
IIa,-,qr1orD MONTHLY MAGAZINE. FOR
ONLY $2.25 4 YEAR by special
arrangement with the PUB Sher of the
v-1I-knowu Domestic Magaz ne, The
HOUSEHOLD -" .Ierotel to the interest
of he ImericaR Honse@ite, we are
enabled to offer the TWO papers for
ONLY S3.25. The IN game alone Is
worth that sum to any family; but III
addition to this monthly, we give the
weekly FARMER AND MECHANIC, con.
tanning Farm, Home, Fneside, ahd
Factory news SO hat every member
ofthe family can have good ieading.
Prospectus next week.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-15

THE round dancers swear that
there must be q ball at the Univers ty
Commencement. IVttmington Star
Well. the Young beaux cant Bear
it, unless they have this annual ioll fl
cation; and then, you know, The Beau
must be III bent occas onaIly y"-to do
good service.
"A long haired fortune teller came
to Charlotte and revealed to the W fe
of Thomas JefTer>on, the colored bar
bar, the interesting fac that she was
TO become a great traveller. Then to
veliry his predictioo, he eloped with
her, aud left Thomas somewhat preju~
diced against all soothsayers.
--Gov. Vance, and Col. Check, viii
address The Changers Of CaharIns at
Poplar Tent Fair, Il possible. D..
Columbus Mills ard Col. T,os r bin
SOP. tao OF the Pioneer lea les cf the
order, in North Carolina res de there;
and the farmers Of CabarIus. Neck
ienburg and iredeu are men who live
a home.
Seven prisoners escaped from
No 'roe jail last week, but three were
re aiken. Sam Rowland, the burglar,
SLOWED skill IN freeing himself
that ought to make his honest labor
pay handsomely. lie vas hand
cuffed and chained to the wall
by another chain around lis neck,
like dog IN kennel. Yet he mans
aged to break up q tin cup, anil take
the Wire from the rim, wherewi h he
picked the locks OF his shackles, and
also the cell door. So says the E.c-
Press.
From he Ra eish Nc,ys A bottlo
Of laudanum and some flies were
found in the cell OF the Chap7l Hill
burglars. s......Col. VIM. j. Sanders has
qualified as Notary Public :. +. Dr.
Pritchards parsonage is being haLd-
sonely kalsomined. Miss Florence
McPheeters, OF Baltimore, is highly
complimented by the Washington cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Times
......About two hundred and twenty
five or thirty conversions have been
made by the Methodist revival ..,
commencement Ball at Trinity Col
legs; w. 3. Dowd, Of Charlotte,
Chief Manager; Z. G. Branson, B. C.
B@ckWith, j. r. Winchester, II. 4.
Whitaker, B. \. Bodie, r. r. Smith,
". c. Harris, managers. The Ral-
eigli q CASTOR Railroad is building a
new office to be occupied by Capt. G.
S. Allen as Il business office.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-15

Board Fraud has sent in a veto of the
new bill passed by Congress prohibits
ing the use of bayoLets TO coerce vo-
terS. 1t will BE rene mbered he OBJ
jected to the former bill because he
claimed it would exclude ci0H officers
of the government from bo5sing elec-
ticns. But now, under strong pres
sure Of the demagogu he declares
he VIII not sign a bill which simply
requires the ? id military OF the domi-
nant party to keep away from the
B Hot Box.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-15
aaIci0Ij al!o }Io!!ilo=About.

- }Irs. Job OsborAe would like Il
few table beard, Is.
The Boston Quintette Club will
sing a. Tucker Hall on Wednesday
next.
Eight yourg l1dies of ST. M4ry 5
school were confirmed Oh Friday
night.
Died in this city, on Moaday night,
Henry Jer, me Brown, an aged and
highly esteemed ci'izen.
Married at the residence of Col.
Wharton J. Green, in Warren. Dr. j.
II. Cook and Ms. Addi3 c. RiddicI1.
-Ony $50 witness attended the
Federal Court at AsLeville last week.
And this was l-ss than the usual mum
beg.
Nine m n in ten remarked of the
Pantomine-''why there don't seem to
be any talking in it." And sure enough
there isn't,
We are receiving the Daily ''Eoen~
'ag Ejsitor," VIM. ii. L ley local edi-
s1r, Published at one penny per copy,
AMI We lind many news items ia it.
\ neat pamphlet from Messrs.
Walton u Pearson, of Gin Alpine
oprn5', states that new, but apt-,his-
season to-b3>very-popuIar, watering
Place will be open May Goth.
y note from Bro. Dowd rcpnr,s a
He" partner IN the FARMER AND Me-
,hANIc firm. It's girl. And is
Uo'Ad to be-P retty IS Picture =
"II 'h4 Orange girls are. Bless its little
'o"' now we've got eetheart.
-Secre'a'y of the State Grange, j.
l. Porter, writes II t.ust these
''P's may be the meahs Of increasing
''s ,HIation of your paper. 1t de-
S''.5S The support of farmers, and es-
P-Sla'y OF members Of the Grange. |
sOor." '-''0 % '''N- i'0> -
-ihe Messenger learns the people
-, - '"rhett county are showing con-
pa interest III the projected
.'"dE 10 Goldsboro. w. f. Korne-
Ta I3, public spirit merchant of the
Inv. ''*h' has 8 ne to represent It's
'''' IN the meeting at Averys-
Oy'o 10 day.
To-, '''J W. b. KendricIs, the cour-
pnl,, ,ep' e'e'ta i've of the University
Sos 's'''il5 Company, informs us that
n,., s,"' Of the authors of tie Conn |
ofT ,chool Pubiica ions are natives
ofn' o''n Carolina; and quite number
z.o principal stockholders are citi-
'D' Of this State.
w., LOUIS a, Sayre, of New York,
Ned eN fIesIdent Of the American
~o% :, A. Cor gress at Atlanta last week.
q, 80: r l had the tongue of Parvin
ygp TsSom, that I might speak to
Ga - ieel = he exclaimed on taking
and r.. and then Messrs. Parvin |
Nv. '"S IN no doubs "ielt" good.
York 'c'iao. June 1880, in New
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-15

TIE CALIFOLNIA EhECTION.-No Of
outstanding the ignorance, black
guardism, and folly Of the kearnoy
communism, 1t has just taught the
Z Ii aud shodiy- -crats that the masses
Will eventually trample on all Law
rather than continue to be trampied
upon in the name OF the Law. Cali
f0rnia is literally girdled and laced
with gigantic corporations and money
rings, who have robbed, insultcd, and
domiueel eel over the farmers and la
boring classes, until the latter have
preferred even Kearneyism TO Il cons
tinuance Of gold-grabber rue. The
new Constitution, which the capital
organs tclegraphed would be defeated
by 30 coo has been adopted by 6 100
or more This is token Of the ear
neStness Of the masses, for hundreds
of thousands of dollars, and all the
power Of tho corporations were eN-
erted relo ntlcssly to def at it. Unfor-
tlnately it is an urjus5 constitution,
and ought 10 have been killed. 1t
V virtually eXpells the Chinese from
California, and makes many radical
changes after the KeaTney idea.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-15
1,dov ia New Advel tisements-

p IT c.uaRox-N North Can ina state Lie
las c. mpany, .,,,.o,.oo Machine Works
Tm|sl &. HAKtIS-Engraver on w9ou.
". II. LEWIS Co-ohl' iigLs iIIa1I u nay
n = WCMACKIN-CommiS5io Merchant.
Z, b. FuRcHmD-Fiants.
~ = T.IIT X BRO-ope cial Notice.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-15

DlEn.-At Manson, April 2i, Jes sic
L. aged II months, daughter OF Rev.
John w. Primrose. III Rutherford,
April Is, J. Harvey Eorney, aged 63;
also March 10th, Miss Maggie n.
daughter Of Harvey FocEey, aged 81.
In Wilmington April 30th, Mrs.
Mary Anderson, aged 80, relict Of
Alexander AEdel SON . In Raleigh, on
Sabbath morning, after a brief illness,
Mrs. Rebecca c., wife Of Dr.. Augustus
W. Knox. and daughter Of Dr.. Pride
Jones, OF Hillsboro. The remains Of
the young mother Here escortei to her
old lone by number Of friends
Those u no know the deep aifec ton,
SO long cherished by the afflicted one
can but extend to him the sincerest
sympathy in this hour Of crushing
calamity. Rev. \. Graves Of War
renton, closed loIg and useful career
on the 3d, inst, aged 10. Miss Mag
cie Toon, while visiting Mrs. +. G.
Robinson, in WiImir gton, fell INTO a
chair, and died. Mrs :. W. David
son died at Murphy recently. ]
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-15

CONSOLIDATED.- The Brothers War
lick, who are general fave rites with
the best people Of Lincolnton, have
united their journals, merging the
Neecs into the Enterprise, to be printed
as heretofore at Newton. Enterprise
nearly always brings success, and We
feel sure our young friends " II merit
il
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-15

DEFERRED Sickness and absence at
cour,s, have compelled the postpore-
ment of Gen. Cox's paper on "Appo~
matox;" but, we tru, t, only for another
week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04

BuFFALo. July - our IN lar request and Steady " nga
fy. .su,4ud "a 1000 No. Alrd lulutit
a., Sry,. -rus. 40 1 Hard waEkee spring quotei al
= II. 81. .iiIgauaor doe ~ "a no iu.uih - ~ 3
II, = rI >. o.. $50 Hard Luutu ~ il Nhlit w .uiel'
~ IZ4-l H. Corn steady sales LOO bush ~" Vic,
IN a.. l .ua u - pliyIt, terms LOO Dhsh
~srppr asr. 5uU bush. No. yscin on y isalr tri 7
demand rar ~ 800 Nis". -'" ~ .'I- o.
larIry s,f.d 81 EUu4lu llY quoted az big. ip
Western IHgnvl4,s dali tItyuIair, 81 %. 81 o. 'teI
.f.rf. UNCHANGED. canal EIrJlIr s-eayN uca &C. t D.
&c 10 Nrs 4-AIrlAd tlrisAh quotca "heAe O'''
CIG. Igr.. Dat. &C. tU Nvw-4 ora o. q,
-, univ iFimu uuIl unchanged. WnsIt-N0 2
Cir.lo -slug usi 90 bid, cash J-'r Julyi 20 c hii
l,,-t. 4 e.. -rtttmbtT No. 90. oicj rejected, t7t
Z. m in ilr deaaaa anu nrner No. hih MlAsL o. a.
i r..I- sbl-. July. Ste. bid August ~ & uld -rllrh
80. N.I.rtrf sac. Oats far Demand y = % 30
Il. t,C IA, 3Zasc. Juyi - sH-1 - august &c, -
sr .tr4dv a. hud JAWS "Of august
.T,et !u ADD unsettled fuI@ 40 lAr .rha-H al ~ 1-1-
49,. I'M. ..a August. go U-4 go 20 ~rDt-nuri
Ind 40 all ar4a.d 81 - cAsh 'u ~ .Lvs Jul
az &c Ausust, 49, -ao.-1e. 9'S'oH0c4- QUA 0''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04


Whi,krv hru % 81 %, - -, . r..
y Is 7jal5 20 Wheat easier Wv, soc ~ 90 Corn in
aif mand aust nruer but not quoia6y higher al &c
leg cnl and nominal PORK nongay gnchaqgsai ,t Lats
adv win slT 9enani CFrent H2ke oc: buir s s
On and Clear SIDES Bacon in good demand shoulders
$50 -; Clear Rib 53 "a 545ej Clear siies 5sS%2,' DE-
ni-key strong and higher AZ II o. Butter du ana nm
Chaaged sugar. urn ana lncangra h"g9 aeilve aG is
- 91 Butchers 50 5OG4 receipts lOI head Shipments
$50 head , - 80. -, ,o, ~, ,,-,,. -.
- -. Wheat better Extra White Alchisan 81 % 70.
September Al - Milling NO l. A % p. Corn du.i; No.
Yellow. s2c.; Ugh Mixed SOC; No Mixed 39,gci 20 =
sssl- lmf t9i Shniee . 30 Ge'epts-f,ou' d ~
bush -ripmeuts-Flour loo b0ls' Wheat 4'.OVO DusA
Corn, sou D1-hi ATS 10 buah , ,u, -, ....,,
wheat opened quiet but adv anee Sc a1 closed Gr 10
SaF LIZ i Sent inboT g3ic N0 2 do S5s' 20 Do
!1c rejected zoe Corn nr ana higher No . 80 &c oats
J. 5lc Barley dull and easier No sprine, SIC Froys
ions 9let anu easy iDIN g.!, AZ - - eI
Freghts-wheat TO Rufalo PC
thliL ELPhl. Jy I3li , 'l'l gue ln Iol I5S o
Mlnnr,oiss Nntr leais el,l anu low alss
Nt-ien suPeIns- y 90 20 e'A A5f Tls 90 con-,
~ a. Choic. = 20 do Fancy - 81 - no d0 Good 3 .
30 Choice - 50 81 Louis DO FaucE ~ 90 winter Whea
- - Corr Ting a ing ~ IA t.g n,G, .n
curry rom mitFs prices df loWcf lhrrc was MA he
Belh"art tei ana em.S' ;i@eA p e. 80 a" 'ig
i Del9waI' Ie 'I'es = ~ No. ll'' wa An3ef
6 g1rf Fir.r cal no .aes AZ the second cali SC
ig5 on i1rM iga sol' 20 r le p ~ - AsIIiig
atte Srist - 17 = bid :. J7s asked -e6tpibef 81 " =
b - Va = ssS Oe''O n ~ r. ga Sd W t
steamer being elry exhausted. pse, advanced l2c
g tol, ~ ff,res bv fr IN there A. prf li.tie
l 80 7" t5l. or -" MyD nominal {g5r frer ON
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04

Llvrur10I. July 3-l'3o %. m.-Dotor hrmer; NH
guDr mi tI- .-u Nldinz Orleans 10; sales 5000
1000 bales speculation ana export fr
c-ipi. iuCuIiug 30 u bales American ltais7
rr f-..rrl and AUGUST 'ev. F,- gl also
.. gu -HpJrmDef u-rery. $50 s, also N''a
u September October delivery bolr. also b'aai 40
October ana v-ulrI del very. Ga- do, New Crop, shipped
prIn'erluu November. -a.l, basi
LlTEsP..I- JIy 81 ,. M i,HLne il3ni4 ,,9s .L
4,l .gCiu~ orleans. I'd. Low rlng panas, Ul'I 5I
Coo. iuigu- i"Ifl; Ordinary paniS. 9'lsl'
A.r.~Il. July .-turtu. queJ, .tIiu- ~ 81 70"
Bo.g1y Islv a.-Co-ton steady; Ndiing. l-aic. Low
W..llr tnt Ordinary, ll'-'-, net ferCpt+ 10
bales. exports Britain 23i bales; STOCK; B. - 1ars
1t Good Ordinary, ID &C.: ntt r--
rrus G bales rIu,rs CpdstHie 800 bales stock Us Olrs
tINDINFAT.Juy 3.-Du.Io. qulrfLIm. AdtAn- X Sc 10"
rfilwrs -. GOO. Ordinary. '-ci receipts IS bales
tis.u--I.N July I-turIt. uHuDH MldtNng, l-ri Low
VutIus Hc. Good Ordinary. IL'-c; rrt receipts, ~
bales. exports c1a-rylse "a a,lrs -toes. t+l 1airs
s. II -tst.Ts MltIlug. zoe
- BALES. ,Il--. 30 bales. --u,S. , I2O "a 49,,
NrWrr July }-Jp stsIo~ Kidding. l.cs Low MN-
ding H. SCI GOOD oreuary Co. net Tggrp's ~ OAies'
r.a-tWl-r 2-t uae1 7iocN -.o't 8titr5
sEy-Du.FAS, July 3t0tfun iru. -lIih.-ng, JIG" Low
ydiug lIuzr. Ordinary. II &c. Net receIuts JOi
bales: sos exports 10 the Comment 455 bales
N1FF0LF July 3.-COrton nominal; Mdding l2l4c; net
receipts. 20 bales exports coistwse 10 Oa'S s"'- I'0'
Ban ,ppLPuA July 3-Cottou quict Miidii0g l29sra
bales. -p.uurr,. I-J bales: -iorz. lO.Jji ldlr7.
-t.AENAu. July J-'utnu tu.i Ald4Lhs l-ci Low
NIfHiur l11r. Good ordinary, ID &C. net receipts o
Ia-.. exuoyf coastyyisr bales zNcs. 22JG bales
81 LUiI- jail 3.-gntJOL uuUharged MdduHs, re 20"
rTdrs l. Driinarv. il ic receipts, Il Laies
shipments. i-8 uIlrs, STOCK. 5.9Js bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04

LONDON July 3-Tae Times in its financial article
saws Evidences OF the ureDonifratiug influence OF
The ira-u Wheat supply over De market iu Marx -l- was
Afforded Tuesday last hr The 90 that ylrn. rcfea'e
u had weather 90 @ critical period scarcely affected prices
at all mote that tuvUrs mai Us rely uu Aatr-au sup
plies the re"orts from me- Continent are ar from Dom
Dfny favorable tls reports u the Ialian halN -
au. foundations lave rendered i4e prospects n
the North d.pO-lH'p. t,nrI ITALY promises 40 e'st mo-
eracly harvest rhe southwest and sicily oebe and
SARDINIA excellent. on thu Whole ue ac-
luatul under the According o. odessa news
usDers o. Southern Russia ana ne IAN
asu has bad a az present WHAT Wis
Ifr Drought hail BE- S asserted being anulh
lated 1r Trntfu NJ ZlssuOHUUr- and cIhbtig u
the noh r11d o. Odessa. and 90 Che G0ycr1m nts or Boss
arabia ateTlgosa hlersOu, Po,tayla, lli erek baAu
~tlrropol and kuials. 30,
per cents. Jos four CENTS l"t'- Erie railway sra -
2~l. Central, 81 ~ PcDsyyauia Central - a. Isod-
ing l.li.rUa4 90. -, -
I0Nr0v In~ 81 30 r. u.-torsOls. ~ FOR both money
ard the account adyge GEM reutes az
LONDON July &-3 %. m.-Ihc bullion IN the BANK on
England ha. increased -l4ENnl during the pa- TIE
proportion The Bank Of England reserve o. hsy WlcA
lasf week 10 per cent snow % . per cent
L0NDuy July 3+ . M Cuuso.7 s0lI6 toT pom money aug
the account. bonds. four c'ut- lni d. Ere ta
way shares 2ss Reading Railroad -O Pans aivlces anoe
jos francs % ttHfiut- l iu' account
IgyuON. TlT silver s ga ltei 81 .- '-l per ".h't
PARIS. July The specie the Bank OF france mas l
creased q. $4,000 francs during the uasi week