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, 1879-04-16


Henry II. Hooker began II suit yesterday IN
tho Superior Court for $4,000 agalust Ncal X.
Alnrtin.
baston 4. Ujrtch began q suit for s5,00O
against Frederick Aver In the Circuit Court.
Lena Asselyn fled petition for abeas corpus
against Joseph llartmnn, j. H. aluh!kc, Fred
Letz, a1Nt John Daller, the officers OF thc uhlrt
Evnngc1icaf Lutheran Orphan Asylum, to get
posscsslon Other fourchlIdrca, clnra, Theodore,
l3tr thu, null RosuIe Assc1yn. She says sllo lott
tlt.m ut tho asylum IN AlAY, 1878. to board, tho
oiilcurs agreeing to taEo GoDtl physical ll.1 mnr
al curc Of tIrln. THIS they flayo faileA to TO,
ns'tE thu children wcro filL to he ~ filthy a,!l
slck, thin, hufr falling out. covered
with yerntts, etc., tliat she Instantly de-
nailt!cd possession OF them ngai1. TIle
officers, however, rciuse TO Eiyu them up unless
shn pays $59, atl she asks for hnbcas corpus to
coAlnes ts1tir surrender.
Eya Yatcs began a suit for s100 600 agaLnst
Eber Stevens.
Andrew j. Drfggs commenced a suit In tres
pass against Henry Weber, Jn,lies Il. Kelley,
ntI Daniel Nelson to recover 81, ,Uou damugcs
In the contested election cnso 0f james W.
Coopcr w. John 1fotEntnu, In tllp County Court,
Ga appeAl was yesterday taken TO tho Circuit
Court n!ltl tllG i'auers lllcll.
Ill tho catnte nj Frederick pasclicn, dHceased,
the will WIS ndnltttct! to probate, nni lettrrs OF
administration Issued to 0. 4. j. paschcn under
bond Ut $4,G0o, whietl was approved.
Tho will 0f john Otto, DECEASED, wls proved
mud leitcrs Ut administration Issued to Earolluu
otto. Bond of 81, O09 approved.
, 1879-04-16
NEW ifEInl;Drl;9,
A FINE RECOR6
Such Has the Holman Tina,
Pad Made in the Past :"
Two Years,
Unprecedented Sales and Farm,
ablo Results from Eyery
Quarter.
Some Facts and Fanoies Which Il,
Subject Possesses.

Science, when we'll d'ecstct1, IS nothing h.,
good sense mud reason, wh!lo ast nnd sr.s.s sA
lMvc thclr tneettug point IN method. |. cn,.s'.
tho old customs, sweeping away cr,onss''
creeds, establishing faith con,lnutsu,.,s wy
the gratdcr facts md ]aws tint I. tlsc!o.e, W. ".
stncu tho Introduction Of vaccination h, J.rs'
las my medical discovery begun to coual IL '
portarce tint Of absorption. Among The s.s NJ
cfous habits this new principle corrcets /. th,, =,
pouring largo doses Of poisonous ,ncde,n, Nv
the stomach a. euro for I'LL diseases, Iinma.'.a a'a
ity is docturcd too Mi1ct. Tho nnrIcu,s III
eolno ynguo N0ti0n Of tho tnerIts Of al,,nroasa ta
as they cured dE6cascs by washing mid 0hstI.
body, primitive mud awkward t,lnnigr nj ~
plying the prfncipfv. Tobaccu applied on In, ~
Of the stomach will cause intense selncs. X. K.
power of the skin mil pores to absorb Pod ~ =
bad, Is truly wonderful. Ttfs Crcnt psInrjni.t.
illustrated In thr act!on md curative qrat';,s,
vi the l1olmu1i Liver a,i.l Aqua pnl. binns..
Us It 'nay scctn to tho ignorant, tile facts -.
overwhelming tint tlls simple device from tr.. ~.
tic liver and stomach will, In renarknhiy .fs. fs
timc, cure any disease originating In di,essss;;
THO following is Quo Of many tcstlnonAl, =
this descriptions:
have becn KrcAt sufferer with neuraiyia IN Il.
etotnacl and Alsn With dumb a2ue, J}aYe ~ ~. ~
tuuHa,ida Of dolars to got curut. Int all to nnss,
uosc, until aaunt tho tlrst Of March last wa !.
tlnce1 TO try onu Of 1fonlnn's Pads. which hS -
tlrely cured mo, and nm now engaged In se1tv
thcse Pnds md DUNG al! can to sprrad the II
news Of this cure and indncs ot!lcrs to ry ~
''SETH tlNlFTE7u,r
As n preventive Of disease tho rad Is IN rp,4,
suecesa, md nothing Is truer thnn Tho ad,,.
!" .An ounee Of prevention IL worth q bound i
cure" Under Its .,ug!c influence thu mol ID
!cato may defy m#&ara, ami IL Atsolutcly NJ
taiu to cure the must stubborn cases Ut feT1
md ngue, nlso btiIo1la disorders, iyer ps.
plntnts, intcr'nlttont feyer, periodical hcal,:sk
dyspepsia, aguu cake chill foyer, dumb st7s
bilious fever, jnundtcc, neuralgia, kidney ttoQS
les, irregular actfou Of tho lleart, shcuinalla
all kinds Of fcF,alu wenIsncsscs, sick hral,th
luinbay0, sctatlca, pain In side, bnck, stuuta
shoulders, mud muscles, bilious collie, hi!ie'
liarrhrn, etc: Tho grcat feature Of ths II
medal agent ts tint no medicine IL tnkcS jps
thu ston'acf,: leaving, thu system free from u
damaging ELECTS Ut drugs.
ali prominent rctnit lirurgists Throughout tn
Northwest eaii nov obtain tllesc remedies, Glib,
from lis Or our accredited ngcnts. at rsu!4
prieca. BATES s. ItASLEY,
13l Aladison-st,, Chicago
Managers for the NortIse1t
, 1879-04-16
A CRISIS.

Suppose that upon thu announcement OF each
new invention i'll uslng similar tny,ntous
Buulll order at once, wllo cat, tulcy thu lctlla
lllat would eusuet liuw novel to use nrw
ps.ent clur,l daily, alnl wash t!lrcu u fur
iimcs week In Origs to keep pace With tho
new washing aill wrlIgng lnacllt1lcs that would
pul,r III fr0tii every quartGrl Think Ut the furm
euYcsed with patent plows. Eakcs, .mowors, etc.,
ete. Think too, ot tlu poor invalid who would
unly iayu ti,ne to Iraw tllu cork ind take 01lu
would rush IN with still later much heIIer,
II,oru certain, unll nlore wonderful cathn!lcou.
Fortunately thu people arc conservative, md re-
!4letantIy dlscatd tile trusted, tiled, alu! truu
for the Etauaor VI nuw. Nuwslero ID tht& prluct.
gratluaIly increasing salu of Dr.. Hage's Catarrll
Aenletly. which tOr uYtr u quarter Ut q century
l,As hold tllu Held agninst oil otAerY, and llas
froul una generation to alsotler given Gi,tre sat-
lslactiuu. Its cures arc numbered l5 thousands.
, 1879-04-16

q whont 'nslst be Appellate Corr: Judges rs
ths double need tins ereatcl 'n!g',s require.
That sr.ts 'o nnys heen Thu view tukcn IN
C. /. xess ii wers i III il ssIa: M 'spo''e' III ~
nan ARGUMENT might l,n drawn, were It tcces-
snrY tn IL! 80, to s,,stain tile validity of tllfs
atat'ltc iron. ,hc eleventh sccttoi! nt the nrttclc
= tue Coss'tnt,o IN fe'nt'o ' to t lsa
Appellate Gunrts Ut uniform organization I'M!
jurisdiction ,nay be created hi districts furn,el
for ihnt p,trnosG. fhe iuwer lu create md es-
tass' s!let, en'1tls won seem 10 sarry VIZ,
tl.at which would lo neccssary to renlrr
sllrm etFcctual fnf thu p,trpuscs fur
Which they were to e'e creatc. otherwise T.
would be nbnstivo to ntletipt to crentc etlcl'
e!,st Judges should be had TO hold the Apuellate
Courts when created, nl,d to tllat enl It .Mght
Gc necessary to ndout III lieu Of tlae former c'r.
cults anotller system ut judicial Circuits cotn.
which grtasfs, "'''"1eF OF Judges might la"f'l'
hut how IS It about Cook County, is II fair
to say lint all other parts OF thu etnto arc I'll.
agrta!tr nnn1er Of Judges. na.d not Cook Coun.
tyi Particularly 70 wtIun tho Canstitntlon (Sec.
9j. Art. Wy rceuEnzes lilo fltrt TINT the CIR
cut Judges III Cook County should bo pnid
hIaer salary than Is paid to Judges In other
circuits, =
Thu Constitution provides for Cook County a
nutnbcr OF Judges, uot rs It's nccds might t,c, 49,
til her parts Of tle statc, but bY ni arbitrary
rnig based on population, md yet did not ex-
That arbitrary fulo was based upon the supposed
wants Ut Cook County fur the trial uf u;st priHs
cases, a'ul, 50 long Us Circuit Judges nrc waited
on!N for the trial Ut those cases, tile cast.ison
rule shall apply. But when additional duties
arr, Under contingency loft opc,l to tlle legis-
laturo to proyte for, reuufrcd OF them, rs n
body, IN additional nurlbcr should DO added TO
them, md thu ruto should gIve way to meet The
emergency thus created.
As Is further SAID In tho opinion nboye, t'uu-
less tle Legislature could nt thu sa,lle tto pro.
vide Tor having ss1cll courts hel1 by Circuit
Judges amt to adept oil measures tint might
b. necessary to sectro that object, then the n,-
told.'' ''''~' ''''''' ~ 'N'' ~ "''"
4 there is any part Of this Slate that needs
at!t'itlunal Judges to hold tic Appellate Court
81, reside IN the district for witch tl,cy tnay
be appontcd,n certainly Cook County does.
1ts tlockcts for fe trial ot cascs for which Cir
cult Judges wcre elected prior to the creation of
rcars behind, so that to take iron, those wo
lnye elected, md given to us by tho Cotlst!tu-
tton for tint purpose, three to servo aa Appel
late Judges III The district In which they reside,
very fact thut tic supreme Court scni to. us
!. county to hold tic Appellate Court
III this. county, to thcfr own seriuus
loss ulld the Inconvenience Of sritors IN tho
vi the county have not been ua they ought to,
n''a very easily eau be supplied bY legislation at
the present aussioN.
An net recisng the creation Of Tho Appellate
sarY to elect three Judges III addition to those
provided for by tho Constitution, providing for
tletr election with an emergency clause, II tic
, 1879-04-16

NEW ORLEANS, April 15.--FIoun-Qnct but
Grm; auperAne, 81. oo; Xxx. sJ.:,71sGt. 90; XXX,
Fl. o:jdG5 90; high grndes, 81. .HG11. 1.1s.
GnAIs-Corn-Doman fair nnd market lrmer at
.i:a{e4Gc. Oats quiet at !id1:l5c.
ConK- -MHAL-Firtn nt 81. IL.
IlAY--stcady; prime, St3.00; chotce, $l1.o0.
pnoyIs1uss-rork quiet and weak; old, so. 20;
new, SLIGO. Lard quict; ticrce, s0.hoG17. 0O; +;
key, 81. 0ode7 021i. llnlk meats scarce and arm;
shoulders, loosc. S.. 4o1:. NJ; rnckcd. 3sQbic;
clear rib, &c; clear, 5i.c. Dacon quiet; shoulders.
Inc; clear rib, 5.ac; clcar, 5aic. lIums-Sugar-
cused-Dc,oa,,. ta!r anu market firm; canynsed
Wn,sxr-snrkes dull; Western scctiaed, 81 .o5
@l.10.
ColIoe-So carvocs; jobhin9 ordtna-
~ to priulc 1lHdt1uc. s,e!nr actye and firm {;
common to eool common, Mtsb'le; talr 10 fully
fair, h!s6blhc; airline t. choice. atGttlAc: yeow
cla.iae4 Uldt7!ac Mulushca in you'd uelnanh;
fcrnlontnr, .sNtsc; comnlo,., ::de:sc; fatr, !t1o
:!Cc: prime to chofco. a7 15c; centrifugal :.,go
.Jc. Rice -atnrkrl dull ut ji3dsUhe
llnAN- Market dull; luotcI ut BUc.
, 1879-04-16

Tho Indictment was quashcd yesterday by
judge nlodgett IN the case OF Michael lloiInrau
nnu Bornnrd We'll. They were indicted about
eighteen .3nontlls ago for making preferential
transfers anl disposng Of their property iu vio-
latton Of tho Bankrupt law, ana convicted. They
wefe present ut tho trial! but It IL supposed tint
utter tlsu Jury retired tlley E0t sot.u inklt,g,
either ly listcnllg II the door OF through IcakY
juror, TINT thu verdict Was aElinst them, Tor,
when they were called tilu next morning to
hear the verdict, they were nuWAerc To be found,
nnl, as Was learned subsequently,, sklpnGa oil
tu Canada. They fuunA tne climate thcro 10
asrteabIu tllat thur determined t0 stay awhile.
Supreme Court of tho United States
decided thut tho clause OF thu Bankrupt
Law under which t!iey had been convicted WIS u-
constitutional, AMI thut Court cnulL not Inako
usl Agt illegal by s0n1e subsequent OCCURRENCE
which was perfectly valid wi!cu II was conlInlt-
It'd. THIS was especially EotAl news to tho OK.
iles, aMtl after waltiug Walilu to collect their
susplus wealth Asul convert It into per Ccsltsl
they bid their many Canadian friends laroW oil
niMl eurued their laes luck t0 Chicago. culi.
sutaslpn was tlrn hal with thelr ntsUruoy, Rlltl
yesterday ho maup melton bufure Jutlgu Hl0d.
yeti to haye tllu Judgment arrested And tllo Ill
uictment 4uashclt Oh the ground TINT the Inv
under which II WIS llau WIS Illegal. Tie Judge
thought thu po!ut was we'll taken, 9ud directed
tho indictment 70 ha quasled. And thu Aanlca
OF llcllbrnn and Wei! will now probably appear
in the nc1t Chicago directory.
TnE CusYoM.nOusE GASES.
The Custom. uQusA cr8cs Wesu set for tEial
, 1879-04-16
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e@o'' .!os. "s' 'ons cle"'. ~os W; sho1t GEAR
-. hos.tln'e ', n.es'' 4.s tss' l"a.a 'hess' ~
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1.ato' o' w. k-ts'lnc nleds' maf.efA' o'ss
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'so ~ "eat 20. .l.'s' "'.a s1sae5 ~. : .al'
saso a. s-h' .a's '.u t,ne "a".e1.
t'.'4s'' o"' ~! afe'ase ea"io,".a, 7sa ou~'"o'
.N' "'s'"a' ~ ." .alAe"' 80 "u' Na't"ee Va
"l's uenlana' sooa sh'n.
p'"s e"'"t"'a ""ea'' 1"at s"ppcnt 4ss, "ea''s
N"s' '7a. NV e'ssaho 4net'J "a 1o' S"N"so
1'",a4" ""eas . 'ul sn'n' uus soo p.rsea a1.ss
, 1879-04-16

IL AoONsh1IsNIS' RQALtIfElA.
a bill wus He'd yesterday Iii tls Circuit Court
by Francis Smart against hfs former partner,
Peter Mooney, to prevent fl4e iutter from c,l-
gagt,,E III the BtbBeriptton-book business. Cotll-
p!aina1,. states that no mud Mooney l,uyo been
for Il long time cngagcd III tho business Of sub
serptto,,-book selling nn.l bookbinalers, and have
cUmtrulcl thB buuka and several publications
of several publishing lrnls within certain terri
tory. ieluung thosu Of tieddte Il Iar1es, of nIlu-
dclpniu. On the lGth OF Deceulbcr lust tluy
dissolved partnership, complainant buying his
partucr out, nrl paying S3.0OU. 1lt was also
Mooney agrcru mt to 70 Into the suiuc business
here, cithcr alonc Or III partucEshir,
for three years. Mooney tlen gayo out TINT lu
was going into the papcr business, but shortly
after went to phllaaefphfa, md tllcro made mr.
rangemcnts with tlrddse ~ larnes to net as cht-
easO agent for thelr publications. Co,nnIaInant
told Grt!dtu & Barnes tint 10 WAS still their
they rGftKet ~ sul.u the 10 him, null llc went
un io Philadelphia aI,l attaellcl tho c.li,a VI
cue now subscription work they hat! just Issued,
Oh lhu ground Tint It was then his
property. Tho ilrln claimed Mooney hal
mallo misrepresentation to thetn, and by
such statements induced them to rev
.satze, him rs tllelf aGs,.t; Smart
hs agreement III thus going Into thu 0Ouk blls!-
NESS SO soon; that there u tic adequate remedy
to be ha1 ut law, Us Mooney ts Of doubtful
financial responsibility; that one Of tlle i've
notGs gtYcn ln psrk pAytneNk OF this IL GOO fulls
luG to-day, A1l.l he feArB ao will DO compelled tn
pAY 1t, though tllG consideration lias iAcu. Iio
tslcrcfore asks that htooneY may bu prevented
agrccu, or tTom 1otng any o1lcr thing to break
AtH contract.
, 1879-04-16

TunaE 1'topo1Tr-Cal OF the criminal calendar,
TIE ArrELIATE CounT-tD., Hurley ". Stand.
ish; t05. Gunnnrsohn ys. City OF Sterling; III,
Ward ys. Farwull; lt1, Lynn VI. HarriA; ard lit,
Rhodes VI. Guoa. No caes on learny.
JubaE uAnY-G7D a,ll H77ts un DID calendar,
and Ma. III 10, ~, and IL to 12i. Inclusive, ex.
ccpt 105, on ncw calendar Ut C4sca from thu
Aecket.
Jupuz JAuEsoS-Asslsts Judge Gary. No. 38,
SWGHt VI. K.lsticr, on tr!a1,
JuDnE MooMx7,5. U, :, 8. No. i, Mycsa VI.
ltunyatlt Oil trial.
tHl'uE nnorl-171 10 1A5, inclusive, except
lRo and 1S3. M. ttb7, Gray va. Mu,re, On trial.
1upuy. hicALLlsrEt--- III to Ito, Inclusive,
sxcsPt @ 1 l@s l;o LII: lGi l1l l:!9 III, md l45.
LrnuE FAHwELL--0Sl, Eddy W, Coomns. No,
!, tA)1, DutxtUsu W. IfIckutt, on hcnrug.
JUDGE W1LLtAAs-UcnurA3 hn1iupsy,
, 1879-04-16

suit for $4,000 against John v. Farwell to rc-
cover on his liability as Btockholder OF the Rc-
public 1ifc-lnsurauce Company.
e. W. Washburn a1id a. q. Crowcli brought
suit fur $1,000 Mgninst Dcnjamin Dnkell,ul., +.
L. Woodruff, a,ld Grnrgc W. A1ctiuIru.
:. a: Il. Burlcy, Receiver Of the City National
Bank, began Il suit against Albert u. Loonts,
claiming e,CFN.
This Wnyllb.lrn e. Moen Manufacturing Com
pauy filed II htfl against James Skinner, W. L.
Skinner, John W. NadelhoiFer, u,ul Frank ".
Smith, to restrain tllcin iron infringing It's
WIS tlcl by the suniu Company M1tl Isanc l..
Ellwood a9;anst the aalnr defendant u., another
rntcnt. The same eotnp!a!nauts nisu began two
sintilar suits for lku purposo ngattsst tle Sa.1-
WtcE Enterps!se CunIpany, lsracl l.. Rogers, j.
Il. Culver, u. L. LAthatn, utltl WlllnML Ratlley.
In the bankruptcy caso OF Smith s. RcatnI,,
a1tl In lint Of \. q. Tying Ct ai., III orler wis
entered tor t!lesa Of tho desperate dabts ut
auction after ttlrcc wcgks' notice by publication.
DISCHARGES wrrc issltrtt to Edwin g. alnorc,
Gr0rgu u. Davis, lsaae l1olfhelmer, Il. j.
Hammond, mud E1gnr a. Hill.
'f1ie Assignee Of the Rcahcld, Bowen IL Wal
worth Cosnpauy filed report tAtt he l.ad sold
the remaining Assets Of tllu Company, conatst-
1i- Uf SOME i1otes nn worthless stocks for Sill.
The salU was approved.
Tlsc sule Ut tllu desperate ACCOUNTS Of Field,
Dcnslnore IL Co., made last October to u. l..
barber. was ret aslda for ,lot-paylncnt ot the
BID vi 24a. aud d new sale ordcrcd.
bradford llanGuck WIS appointed Assignee Of
john d. Halt.
\ secona dividend of 1 per cent was DECLARED
IN the case Of Decrs t. Wulswort.. TAu iirst
dividend Was 33h per cent.
, 1879-04-16

DIVORCES.
F. e. fion!carh ilIc.l bill claftninn he was cn-
ttte'l to llrclcu Ut tlfyarcu FROM Ills wife Albert
Inc, Oil accn,nt Of her tlcsrstu, ai,i cruelty.
Anrcus Il. L!chtenstein also relies on d cl,arge
of ttescrtlnn ns rr,lsuu wtly he should be d.
vttrcetl fr1sn Josie l.rlltcnstGtn, nee lfulgea.
E!izn y. lHrt, complains tint her husband,
william f. a. bird, has nut auppurtcd her foe
thy last seven years: t1lat Ilu has been l,aot-
ual ds1lflkard for uscr two ycurs, Nllh nlsO tint
Mt divers tlmes un. places unknown llc has com.
tte.i adultery. Shu lift him nh,,,lt two years
nyo for theeo rcnsDnst ind HOW asks TO make
llle separation permanent.
Frank Il. lfa9ait ,as also becn gntltv Of
drunkenness ull nlultcry, according to the alIo-
gatIns Ut lila wife aarH!,, on nccu,lut OF wlicl,
she left lin IN January Inst, at,l now asks to be
divorced.
, 1879-04-16

yestrr!nv In shc tinted statcs District Court.
It WIS expected That Judge ursstsaa would try
,l,pn,, but llu Is A1rk, md they could not bo
called. stessrs. lI"ync AMI sweet, Two .! tho
counsel fur the defendants, were III cs'art hcfu,e
.tsule B1otl'ntt YESTERDAY, prnfcsslllE tlms they
,,1lvc Judge nolgetl sta.cs1 that slo expected
tint Judge trrsant would llcar ,l,un,, but ho
wns III, md It could M: bc nscnrtntne nt prcs
rnt wltpn the rllars cUr1tl he tried. As Rnun a.
.Jlt1Eo Gresham wus rec0ycrc,i, Eaweyet, ho
wnitid let ilie pur,les Khow md laye thu rasGs
sut fur trial,
, 1879-04-16

DuFrALo, april 15.-HnAlN-Whcat dull; ANAL
sales No. = Duluth At 81. Q3. Corn quiet; sales 10
cars now OH track at 40}ic; l. 75O bu No. In sturc.
i1c. Outs du1I; sa1cs :Uu hi Western ut JOG. Rye
Inactive. Barley inactive.
, 1879-04-16

GDecl0I ]J1a17d't6 n IHs 7T76HHz.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, April 15.-GnAiS--Tho Price
Current reports: Whoat-lteeetps, ., 115 bu; ship
mcnts. y, 500 bu; dull and lower; No. 9cns D3,ic;
April. O5tc: No. 8 casl,, 0.!.c: April. Ela. Corn
-Recclpts. =, U7D III; shipments, I, ~ bu; active
and atoady; No. 2 cast,, 29c; April, nc.
, 1879-04-16
COTTON.

NEw 0RtEANs, April 13.-C0Tr0N-~Str0ng; mid
ding. 1lHc; low do, lie: mt receipts. 1,0i8
baies; gross, 9,i58; exports to Great Britain.
i. l3u: salcs, :0o0; stock, lit', AL.
HsEMr1ita, April i6. .--Corroy--Strong; receipts.
ECO balcH; 1hinments 87f; stock. 81, n !: salcs.
1.HVD: exports. "u0: sp!nncrs, LOCO; Mlddl!ng,
1li4r.
, 1879-04-16

BALrlNonE, April II. .-FLouA-1,uli, heavier, and
without change.
ClnA,s-W Whcat-Wcstcrn weak and lower; No. 9
wIntcr red. spot and April, 81. 00al6b1, ,UoIi; Mny
An.l June, 81. .10!iGI1. 109s. Corn-Westcrn dull !;
Western mixed. spot and April. 4a!s&tl34.c; sfay.
l:s1lJ.4c; June. iJll@.4a7sc; steamer. 4l6l4lisc.
CATS ntcatIy; luanssiyaufu, ;lott:i.tsc; Western
While. ;!uGl:i9hc; do mIxod, 3oG13lc. 1syo dull at
hs6tl;0c.
ltAY-FIrm and fairly actiye; prime to choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, ST.. hoIt tl....,.
TnDstslusa-f,uli, eaBisr. and unchanged,
Hu7rKIs-Steaay and lincpAnEod.
Eaus-Ensy AHti dull ut l.c.
rkrnotEuN-stuady Anl unchanged.
EOfFgE-Eas!er and unchanged.
Wutsxy-1lhll and unchanged.
FMEla1lra-Steaay anA unchanged.
lttcs,rTsmFlnnr. !, soH 9rla; wheat. e.. 900 hu;
sittrAxxrs-Whent, iii, slj0 bu; corn, laU, iii bu
, 1879-04-16

TOLEDO, O., April 5.-tnA1s--Whcat easlcr;
= rcd winter, May, 3l.0i1i; tnne. sl.O5,a. Corn
Aull; high mixed. May. :!l,lc; No. =, spot, 3ja;c;
A1ay, 3ulsc; No. white. 3ic Oats quiet aud un.
clApEcu,
, 1879-04-16
1SnthNAp0r.1s,

1sn1AHAroLts, 1nu., April Ii. -IIous-N'caker
al S. 2ost3 flo; receipts. 1900; shtpncnts, ht'o
OnAlS-wllcat dull and lower; No. . red, st.U1
al. n1.a md 81. o.. Corn steady Mt 1QI35c. Oats
utll md 1uwcr Nt sstMt17Etc ..
rEovtstuNs-Shuudcrs. Ha.c. clear rib. S4.D0;
May, $i.75. lar5, 3U.0nGu. 10. llnma, 1Gb1!1c.
, 1879-04-16

OswEoo. April III. -GHAIN-W Whent sscn1Y; No.
= Milwaukee,. St.Di; No. hard Duluth spring.
s1.lo. Corn noInnaliy unchanged; old No. :
Western, 4U447c.
, 1879-04-16

%sS' !oss "ssss i5s H. ' eS'sssSi
thpnu'nt*, MO.
nA,.t--Wc.k nnl lnwet: common to fa1r, $500
e.. Ia:. En0d to chutct. si.60it4. II: fhnc7,
s n1t.'. III; receipts. 1.0: rhipmcntt. 1ao.
EAST Liberty.
East LtnEnrr. ra... anil 1o.-CATrtE-Ro-
trtpta to.ddy ITO hcat through anil JIM localt
e,tppfy vety lsgt bNt appears elnh! IL demand 70
fnr; rIces alant ic helter tnnn laas week: Gaali'
riva.s; rnnEe Of prices. 81, s,bu6aA. Ii.
q. 10: ph'ielelohia., ,ii II. .iMb..ah "' ~
SnEEr-tircclpts. IL COO hca1; aunply liberal;
market dull Al about yesterdays prices.
WATnNTuwN.
WaTynTowN, n. y. Aprti 1E.-nEEr CArTiE-
Receipts, 401; prices H!lN as Anpny IL Hight;
choice. 81 ii; extra, S7.95G0T. 10; 1r.t quality.
60 iU17 90; second, 81. h0dbJ. 90; third, 81. oo9
6.O0
sw,SE-Wcstorn, live, 81. 90.
SHEER AND LANna-- Receipts, l. Ta2: supply lighf;
prices Grn aa there has bcen large shipments fns
Liverpool; aaca III lots. 81. 0pdb:]. - cuch extra
4.O01D. TO, or 34iGbt}Mc per IL; lambs, oai.i04e
KANSAS CITY.
Spscfdt D|spateh to Tho Tribune.
-KAasAs C,rT. No., April 1h.-CATTLE-Tho
Trltt Current rcnoris receipts 1.Jo' shtntnei,!1
u41 slngNtsh md lower; native. shippers: -. aac1
Lii; nniIye stockcts and tcuiers, s3.oo&b3 u;
1!oas-1sccosrts, lint; shipments, OIL au!et
light shipping. 81. 0Ual3.0
ciNctNaAT1.
CINCINNATI. April lh.-IiDns-quiet: comnnon.
:.s1; nutc!ers', %. 3.sOd5,Do; reccipis, l,04s;
shipments. a1t.
, 1879-04-16

DErnolr, Mich, April l5.-F1oun-Dn1l md
unchanged.
anA1S-Wheat woa.s; extra. 81 1.03 bid; 81. o3t1
asked; No. ! white. Sl.02!s; Mny, sl.0aA;
lime, e1.OJ}: milling, No. 1, Doc; amber nom.
tnti.
HEcEirrs-Whcat. %, Fit hi.
SnlrNENTs-Wheat, 42, 2Ht bu.
, 1879-04-16

nnsros, Arr!1 Iii. 5.Ftoun-Qutot: Western sn.
pcr'lnc. 81. 0Oat1.:6: common extras, st.U0ab
40; Minnesota extras, 81. 2iibii. 10.
t'nAIS-corn uuIct: mixeu anil yellow 4(3Ge47:sc.
oats-pcmart! tnlt nAl market Arm; No. ami
extra white, :HI6t:1Hc: No. = white, :Etsc: No. =
mixed aul 80. !. white. :HiL:HMe. 1{yr. Ul4tCic.
KrrEir1s--Fi0ur. i.00O urls; cbrn, ii, UU0 bu;
whent, II .uD0 lM.
SulrAEs1s-Co III. COO bu; wheat. II, 200 bu.
, 1879-04-16

Ynrna amt fabrics At Manchester 1rmer and
slighs1y tttarcr for nit aEtlcles.
LoxnoN, April 1E-RnY,xxp rErnoLKuu-5'id.
l.ENsEEn-n5s@a6s.
srtn,Ts ur OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Id.
ANTWERP, April lo.--rErn0IxuN-2:s
, 1879-04-16

SurEnloR uur-CoarEastoHs-1ohn Ling "a.
Louis ]. llitz, 81, 900. .15.-F. ". Wood VI. i, II,
Th0mpsun $103 no.
JunuE JAxEaoN-A. c. brown ys. J. n. Wood.
ward. S4G.-.fohn j. McDurmid ct ul. vs. lIcnry
4. Marble, 81, lin. 75.-Iafucs a. Jacksun, use.
etc., ". John II. IIruntou, $1;E. GL -Char1ur Osk
lttfc.lnsurnncU Company w. Franklin 4. shan.
draw w,l1'sm ~ l.. Ao'', Jr'' and Stephen Y. Ship
Glurutr CouHv-CnNFEssloNs-Oe +. urLun
". Ia Belle Manufacturing Company, e35s.--sanc
~. 6n1ns, ShUj
II. llacc; verdict, Stu, and motion los nov trial.
JrnnE McAs:1srEl!-tlat!an i. li1rd ~. Jacul
Johnson; verdict, S;tsl.*S, anl nlotIon Iut new
trial.
, 1879-04-16

The avenues leading to nn c9rly grave have often
been cttrell and Aaypu ty In. BILLS Cough Syrup.
II is cheap, unly 35 ccnts bnttlc,