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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-03-12
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CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN
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-)s THE &
Oldest,
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HENCE THE
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~. Chicago, Freeport & Dubuque Line,
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g. The advantages Of these Lines are
Ill 1.-THE passenger Is going to Or from any point
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& The greater part Of its lines are laid with ste.,
Rails, the road bed is perfect. No road has better
or smoother track. 8. It Is the short line between
AL points. 4 lts trains arc oil equipped
and Couplers and the latest improvements for com
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IN the West running the Pullman palace Sleeping
Cars either way between -
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Chicago and Green Bay,
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Chicago and La Crosse,
Chicago and Win0na,
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It Is the only road passing along the shores Of
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y. The only road running Four Express Trains :
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Wednesday l111GhIS'S GUIDE.
Sleepy Eye Station.
Winona & Saint Peter Railway.

-. d. Z =
Winona & Saint Peter Railway.
Eastern Die. Arripe, Depart.
Day Passenger. .*s. 90 pm. 1928 am
Night Pass ger : 10 90 am. Is, 80 pm
Freight -------..*3,30 pm. 1925 am
Freigh hit ---..-----*l, As am. IS, is pm
:. Western Diu. Arrive. Depart.
Watertown Accom-. g Is p, IN. *9. 20 am
Minnesota Valley Railway.
Arrive. Depart.
Redwood Accom-. IS, Is am. e, 05 pm
~ Except Sunday. ! Except Mon
day. + Except Saturday. Freight ar.
irving here frou the East at las a.
m. carries passengers from Kasota.
Freight going East at SIS p. m. car
ries passengers on Saturdays only.
JOHN A. WHITE, Agent.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Dc msstie.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2o.-Cotton quiet and
steady; sales go bales; Middiing LplaLd=
II =, Oeleans III; consolidated net receipt!
5at; exports to Great Britain SIC; France 1876
sales 1850, August 11.77g11,79, September
1179, October 1854 Sovem her 10 340g 10. 81
December 10.32ltl0.33, January 1657IgIQ.35
February 104sg10,51, March 10.6fg1o,63.
Flour more active; in some instances ~
Ioc I, II higher; Southern firm; common 10
fair extra ST 50g5 .. good to choice do s. 80
G5 75 bheat-W Winter more active 1atlc
higher, closing q shade lower IN futures
spring firner. better demand; ungraded
winter red a3c1s1 0at4 No. 3 do 81 0s0g1 81 Z,
No 2 do 81 l569l l9ts, No. i do 81 ID 81 If :.
Corn shade firmer, closed dull and weak
ungraded 452s g471l, Southern yellow Is.
Oats again active and about lll1c lower; 30 !
for No. 3, }3IL331l5 for No. 3 wlIte, 3111zG3I ;
for No. 2, - fer No. : white. Hay steady,
good inquiry for shipment at %. Hops fair
~ active and very fra; yearLings !.
Coffee quiet and steady; Bio il cargoes
quoted al IlgIl1z9 in JOB lots 111l44l5I6,
Sugar firm AID very quiet, faJr 10 good r.
fairly active and steady standard 50 gFana-
lated and powdered = !, crushed 50. Mo-
la55eS dull and nominal RiGe-Fair demand
aat. firm. Ro5il Unchanged, Potatoes quiet
and steady; sweet szG:3 y. IurpentiEe dull
at Is. Wool very firm and fair 6u9ll=9s
domestic fleece 326t+5, pulled i {, \. u1wa5aed
36t2s, Texas I-Eg3J.
Pork dull, heavy and lower: mess spot
quoted at - 959c9. September $ -. Alddlea
Gull and weak: long clear ;, snort clear =.
long and short IS. Lard heayy; about 5e
Lower; light business pine steam spot 30
s6, September 5s7zz I. WHISKY steady, 81 20.
Ereights 10 Liverpool firm
BALTIMORE, Aug. %, Noon.-Flour dun
and weak; Howard street aid Western super
tine 3 75lzs3 %. extra > 75G# y. family = =
GE5 %, city mills superdne S&zs3 u. extra So
%. Rio brands IS 515s5 -. Patapseo family
S. 80. Southern wheat 44I41; Western quiet
and firm: Southern Ted 81 g3GI 50, amber
81 05gl u, No. Maryland 81 10 slg1 i0s-.
No. 2. Western red winter spot aIG August
81 os1 al o. :, September 81 Us Il V9, Oeto-
Ter 81 W. q G9sss
BALTIMoEE, Aug. ~ Oats steady and
fairly active, Southern 32G33, Western white
3l6g32, do mixed leEg3l, Pennsylvania 3lIe
3. Rye quiet; 5sg6o. Hay quiet: prime
70 choice. Pennsylvania and Maryland sl3e
II. Provisions firm and higher Mess pork
SO. Bulk meats-loose shoulders 81, clear rio
sides -, packed $685.. Baeon-shoulters
), clear rib sides s. Hams 1iG12. Lard 1914.
Butter very active, prime to choice Vest
ern packed 49l4. Eggs active, lIala.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-21

Coffee dull Rio carpoes 111114IZ. Wbjsky
dnll 81 061<15i o. Freghts b Liverpool
quiet and steadY SDpsr steady. A soft al<l3
81. 'Ds'>'' 1870 - =
CTacrTaATr, Aug. ~ Flour o1,iet and nm
CHANGED. Wheat noaeTatelv aetIve and
higher a8lSas. Corn dull ri as Oats 1nlet at
mar. Pork dull and nominal ut 81 30. Lard
easier, current make III bid I N aatne,
BIlk meats duh and shatje lover shoulders
$40, short ribs 4.G7ll1s4.75, short clear nerol1
haily D Bacon In fair demand, order lots n
5h1nnerb clear ribs 539lI5S5, clear sides
| 55}.1n5Il. Whisky active ana firm 81 81 6,
Battsr steady ana firm for best qualities
sugar hrmer hard5 3Il3#t, whit, sI41l3@4,
AeW Orleans 6z4l17I- Hogs Ia fair demand
afia s;a5y, G e1ni On tt5 90 light 50 e3 30
lsetlag - bpss5 ~ btitefiefs So s51l3 ~, re-
70 4isyIhLEs aug; ~ Flour steady and
| uuefAlged. wheat higher, red ami amber D
,,1J Lorn glles ana easier, white a, mixed
T 55sIa. 1ats EASIER. new White &ols, rnized d.
nFfn, cnoies leaf In tierees "a, Kegs aI
buix meats steady; shoulders Ak, clear rips
/ -, siear slaes "a. Raeoh strong Shoulders
,1.d ds 50 re ,sl, ~ gIaar sides Sugar
~ Locia Aug; 20. Flour dull and IN
changed Wheat higher; No. 3 rcd foil o,1znl
~ 5epsefabef, a,t4NDssgla october, closing AT
= ifacLon ~ from tne 0ubside price, No red
~ cash, 3lafD3lA September 5I1lm3sA
| ,1GloDeT, 551a November, 291GaD13I all year.
| ,lasts active ana higher, demand chtehy specu-
sStsiV 70. z lI41Szl cash, Zll4MIll4 5eptefn-
n D l}14192sl, Oetobef, 25&41tza5a November.
hlsky steady at 81 W. Pork easier, s. ~
l2tld cum 'bo askei. Bulk meats Inactive
aita loWef shoulders 345, clear ribs 40,
c ,i slllfs ~: Baeon unsettled and Iower;
c ,t,ai tbs 2,IoNg2O' clear Sides 5.s56t550,
'" 9att1o "e aasi,,. a,a .
emilio active, shade higher, supply
mainly grass Texans md Indians, which find
feady sale nj previous prices; native ship
ping Rsadea wanted, good ~ choice heavy
sUesfs ~ i,|1,, 20 lght ~ 25fl4 81. stpckers
and FEEDING steers in good demand, 81 5efa
nilfnshss w. Hogs d!li, On account d poor
aiH my q supply; packing grades wanted, ut
~ z s1 =, neavy ousehsI5 - s0a 70, YORK
~ = hni baltiihors5 81 tS5 1o receipts lt0,
aiitp,heats ~, 5heFp 10 gool demand, 81 30
~ ~, receipts i3sf' shipments 80.
Ihnh1e, avg A-Fiour dull and nominal
sor1g i cas Ne ana e:r - ca. ohstz n
g septHfaoer and 0etootr5 No d 7sltus4I,. |
Corn IN fatr demand, but lover; @3I@lt;3
cash, 3j/s0s1 September, 3tl.Ig@tI4 October, |
fedGetfd @zIa oats dull, q shade lover, III
cash, - Sepththbef, 2izs October, rejected
~. YORK inactive and louer; * l5G5a 20 cash.
-, z,15 ~ august and septfrnber, 81 @l1l
- % 0ctooer Lard in far demand, but
rIpef- Baik meats easier, shoulders 30, |
clear rlbs 455 clear sides 40. Whisky
5b.hdy sh q, phehahged
CLOSE Wheat quiet and unchanged Corn
firm and unchanged. Oats quiet and ia
changed. Pork easier and 2laG lower. LAID |
steady and unchanged.
ns Dfogef5 journal reports; Hogs Re-
ceipts 1900, shipments 300; market opened
Heak, mixed packing dull and tending down |
TaFd pr1Cc9 1JG lower, at 81 tdlt3 10: cnDicn /
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-21
COFFE E-The demand Is only 4
and confined to the jobbing trade.

FLOUR-The sales to-day were 1910 bol5
The market was quiet and easy. Salea-49
bbls at 81 80; 80 at s. 12La: % at s. %, 100 at
s. p, 30 at IS 40; 30 at s. 50; 100. 100, 100,
300 and $50 bbls on private terms; $50 bbls Tor
export.
We quote: Fancy extras $ 371zG5= 50;
choice extras 500 25; family 81 81 rs;
treble extras s. 1211z1y4 =; double extras
So 871zGt4; single extras s. 50G;3 .; super
tine 1913 %, common 81 50lg3 = Dol. Deal
ers i'll their trade obtain an advance OF SOC 4
q CORN j: SD ME1 KIT supply is very ample
Choice s' meal zeal 3 56a2 % > bbI ' * isndny.
Dealers obtain higher rates. SaIes-Z5 and
= abIs at 3 80 {. b5l.
RYE FLOIR-Qliat: s. 25a3 80.
HgAflNl-s3g3 10 wholesale; jobbing at
GhETs@chotcs e pearl 1913 f = 81. o. land.
err 3 9lll3 10 ez landing; lobbing at > LOG
3 i = bbl. SaIes-25 bbls at q 10 bbl
PORh-Is quiet and easy, the demand be-
ing fair. We quote mess pork at 50 75f1s1g
= Dbl. Dealers retail out Of store at s1y p
II Dol. Sales-l00 Dbis, 20 arrive, at 50 Sd; lG9
bbls sold previously, to arrive, at - 5-s: -
bbt5 spot at 50 20, and 50 bpI5 spot at = q (.
biol.
DRY SALT AEATS-The demand was
good and prices closed firm. The supply
IS light We quote: 3. s5HE3Z 6 for loose,
and 3.95G4c for packed shoulders. Dealers
obtain higher rates. Saies-l2 casks snoul-
ders at = C, ear load loose do, ez depot, at
$50 4 IL.
BACON The market opened firm and
4ssc for shoulders, 55.g5s4c for clear I'D
sides, and 51.@6c for clear sides. On these
rates dealers obtain the usual advance.
HANS-Are quiet and unchanged. We
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TRADE ITEMS. ETC.

Business In cotton circles yesterday was
quiet and the sales were small, In conse
quence OF the high prices asked, the market
closing firm with an advance Of &c per pound
with sales Of only 40 bales.
At New York spot cotton advanced tIc, the
market closing quiet and steady, sales 5IG
bales, and 400 bales delivered ON contracts.
Futures showed m advance on the early
months deliveries oil from to 10 points but
only of from TO On the first three months
of next year. The stock nov In New YORK
consists OF G5,o l2 bales.
Cotton at Liverpool was active and nrn
with sales Of 1900 bales $500 American 81
which 5000 bales were taken lof sAp'i1
and speculation. Futures opened paitibi'y
1-1Gd better, closing firm.
The stock of cotton at New orleans eoih-
prises 1895 bales, against lGol baies ~ she
same date last year.
There vas not much demand for sugar
and molassea yesterday, and rates ruleh
firm.
The stock Of grain Is large and the market
guIet and easy.
Trading la -four yesterday reached about
1850 barrels, made chiefly on private terms.
The feeling WAS quiet and easy.
Provisions were In only moderate request,
and the tone of the market was easier on all
the leading staples. ..o-.5..=
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Total thus far. -. s1.752. 500 Sc s3l0,6l2 43
We quote exceptional paper cal z cent; Al
do TO; second grade do O.; loans on
collaterals 70l8; Al mortgage paper So;
second grade do @ q cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at seq
81 and trade dollars at 9og95. Halves and
quarters (American are quoted at 9974 $685..
The sales Of foreign exchange were light
and rates are weak. Bank sterling rules at
-@4s41lls, and bill Of lading and clear bills at
47911lg48oH.
French bills are weak and quiet. We quote
bank francs ~; commercial -G5,2614.
New York sight is quoted at i t, cent pre-
MUM for bank counter rate; commercial IS
quoted i u cent premium.
State Consols strong at $685.. ..@
Premium Bonds closed at 243 sg24z5
Stocks are firm.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES - Con-
solidated Bonds are quoted at 29ll!.1e32; Half
Paid City Coupons, 23G25; State Warrants,
30; Leyee Warrants, 72GL76; City Time,
1874 22G2t; 1875, 3oG34; 1876, 2l1zsg2315s; 1877,
2l114aGg-41lzs; 1873, - zzGl23111z.
NEW ORLEANS STUCK EXCHANGE sALEs.
FIRST GALLO A. II.
SECOND CALL-I2 ". "4@@
s. coo State Consols-.. Observation-Disclosures. ST.
THIRD CALL-2 ?. NJ.
$4,000 State Consols. Observation-Disclosures. 877s
Is 600 state Consols- Observation-Disclosures. IS
5000 Premium Bonds............. ....... 241s
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2o.-Money easier at 3616,
closing at 3. Exchange dull Isl +Gs4slzaa.
Governments steady; new IS lois, 411aas l0514,
As 1915. State bonds firm.
THE STOCK MARKET.
New YORK. Aug. 2o.-The following is the
closing stock report:
Coal. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
Quicksilver. ...,..,..,.,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y
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SAN FaAscfsCo, Aug. I9-Giosing prices Of
mining ALaleka n fLlilatza.
CON- VI ERs5IAgI.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
WednsadaY EYeniug Anauat 70 1879

COIION-A small business vas done to-
day In consequences of the light offerings, and
prices ruled firm at an advance Of ne, with
sales Of only 40 bales.
The following Is the official closing Of the
Cotton EzGhnnRe:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-21

Mr. Jas. McHenry, whose recent failure in
London, to the extent Of S5,000,O0O has been
announced, was well known in the United
States By his money litigations with the Erie
Railroad. when Fish and Gould were at its
head. Mr. McHenry was born in Ireland, but
came to this country when a year old with
his parents. who settled at first in Baltimore,
but afterward removed to Plttsburg and Phil
adephia. where his father, DR.. Jas. McHenry,
practicing physician, and man OF eonsid-
cradle literary turn, spent the rest OF his life,
writing several novels and one successful
play. James was trained to business In Phil
adeIphia, and later went into the commission
trade in Liverpool. founding the successful
house Of James McHenry II Go. In 1886 he
undertook to negotiate the sale Of the ponds
Of the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Company, and was thus first brought into
connection with the Erie, which leased the
former road. Nj. McHenry has been In
almost constant litigation with the Erie Com
pany since the days of Fisk and Gould.
About month ago the Erie directors IN Lon
don succeeded in getting judgment against
Mr.. McHenry for G26s.95a due On bonds said
to have been misapplied by him. It is be-
lieved that this decision Of the Master OF the
Rolls had much to do with precpitating the
failure which IS just announced. MIR. Me-
Henry is a man of great energy, and IS pos
sbly not too old yet to make fresh start
and restore his fortunes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-21

State Bonds were, as were all public securl-
Ties, Inactive though showing n slight I'M
provement IN price. They closed strong at
33M3519, against 377sWa3 On Tuesday, with
sales Of $4,000. Premium Bonds closed at
241zN524ss, against "a 40s4424, with sales Of
5000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-21

Louisiana Bonds opened yesterday at New
York at 370t3s}t and closed at 50 bid. There
was only one reported sale, Of $1,000 at 81.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-21
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, AUGUST 81 1879

quote: Choice hams J1<011c, as In bran,
and size; ordinary hams are quiet and cas-,
at 70slac. On these prices dealers obtain al
| advance.
LARD Is quiet and steady. we quote re-
fined at G24N1ss.c for tierees. MS In quality ans
brand. Smaller packages sell st an advane
Of Afb2tc on these rates. Dealers obtait
higher rates.
EREAKFAsT BACON supply good, do
rnand light, aud market atiiet and easY at 50.
t4e for ordinary, and Glafl6t4 for choice
Dealers obtain tbs usual advance on these
prices.
PACKE RsP HOG PRODUCTS Dealers are
selling on orders In the JOB trade at 81 Il hall
bbl for pig pork; s. 75lao r biol for rump
pork 81 for prime pork, 81 75l19 for prime
mess, solse Is for family mess.
WHISKY Market quiet and easy. We
quote choice Cincinnati nj 81 o7lfi %. fair k
III OG
CORN supply fair and market sassy Yel-
low 45c, white &c u bsishei.
OATS stock moderate and prIess easy Mt
'o nEh tssh Stock fair and market weak at coo
II cwt.
HAY IL In fair supply md prices are easy.
Choice s1Jl12i, prSne sI7Ttls y ton.
WHEAT Western 81 frrn1I 0G - btlshnI.
RYE Is quoted st 57gbG9c II bushel, mar
BUTTER Stocks are Hight and the Do
rnaud for creamery and choice dairy Is good.
We not, the market firm ut quotations
below. We quote: Western creamery, fancY,
SSew fofk creamery. fancy, 2ln12e; New
FORK dairy, fine 1Grbl7c, Western dairy, fine,
lg0i7c; Western dairy, prime, 14c, Western
dairy, good, laal3c, Western, millsd, 7ll5c
Western, IoH grades, fls5G
POTATOES Supply fair and market fra
ut 81 5olt3 II bbI.
CHEESE Receipts oH choice are light
which Ia In good demand. We quote. West
ern Reserve, choice 7Insc; Western factory,
prime &C, good 4195e, New York cream Sc
ONIONS, Light supply and steady ut - 80
GABBAGES- Firn ut ~ wa 80 II box.
APPLES sz0lt3 Il Dbl.
POULTRY Old chickens STAT -, young
&2fN3; ducks s2Hys, geese So u, turkeys $50
EGG5 Western l3pl5e, Louisiana asa15c
RICE Firm. Prime 7Ie, good 7c, fair
65+tcc, ordinary 6lac, common gas61.c, and No.
sHLf Messra. Jaekson & Manson report
the salt market - follows; stock heavy and
demand light. ] no cargoes arrived IN the
dealers. No cargo sales to report We quote
dfalers' RATS from warehouse: Coarse @)ll
nc F. SACK, tine 81 32lIN1 %. Turks Island
neglected.; held noTninaiiy at Z11a31c r. bush
e. Table salt IN pockets 2f1s7c each, AZ in sins.
COTTON TIES The T.. $. Iron Company
tie Il quoted at - II t1Gdie- discount accord
ing toq1antty; the Arrow tie at 80 ~ nst =
bundle, the Davis tis ut 81 ~ 4 bundle, tns
Of IA Il cent discount for each. Acme ties &
i bnndIn, the usual discount alinved.
BhG5fNG domestic ipts 1GI0l0z4e FOR
two pounds and 1IHml1t4e for two and a
quarter pounds N round lots. BaIing tvlne
27l29c. Resin u 81 %, + 81 ~, L 81 d, q
81 10, II 81, 81 -, K 81 -, II s.: %, \ s. =,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-21

United States 4 per cent bonds were quoted
Yesterday at lO5l In London and 1Dl l4N1lg31s
Ia New York.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-21

-ta teregcfrg Statement Z z iEst. TUE add
erect transcript from -h4 5eoxs ct Ehs GHlz~
panT. JAMES Z DAE, President
4 CaEEsTs secrsgary
-J-SeBE1 1ay q Jarrary, 1913
i. hGRAEaM, Notary Pa5kle-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-21

TIE gcara 3f Directors IL rzeecaaS 5sas 20 =
n -Te1-Y second day Of lan Ell 4S'.- - e
$50 49, - ~ -sr aarrtnzs ef ne rear
al saTtag ne 70 per es4r j. 5iy 5ss aasa
sresa54 ,4 4s1 9-U ssgTT pER CENT OF sls
az "a 5 LII pr pasg 3rsg5s7saz o. ne ~
800 raesr-her e. 1878. sal1. 80 -sg 80
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-21

A circular Is being prepared in the Treas
ury Department recommending that the
strength Of sugar. instead u It's color. be
made the standard III collecting the tariff on
imported sugars. This recommendation Is
made necessary by the abuses and frauds
which had grown up under the use of tho old
standard and with which the commercial
public is familiar.
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MOsETAkY II. !"
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Wednesday Evening. August %. 1879.
ClearinQs.

NEW ORLEANS cLEAKING-HoEsE.
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House-burning in Russia is one of the most
common forms Of misfortune with which the
people of that country are afflicted. It is
stated that the losses by house-burning OF
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The Russian government Ii about to lay q
submarine cable across the Caspian sea. The
cable, which is completed, has just arrived 1t
st. Petersburg, slowed In five boats. and at
tended by sixth one containing hotel ac-
commodations for the forty-five persons
whose services will be required In laying It.
The elk boats will proceed to Astrakhan by
way Of the Neva, the Mary canal and the
tolga. g.-o.5....z
Owing to the ravages Of insects the French
wine production Is rapidly falling off and
French wine merchants are importing grapes
from Greece end Asia Minor, winch are to be
pressed In France. Or late, too, the imports
OF wine from Italy and Spain into France
have been very heavy and are continually in
creasing, and have amounted IN the first live
months Of this year to the large sum OF 3d.
"a, 1856 FRANCISCAN increase OF 800 per cent III
two years.