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, 1879-07-22
TIE CITI-HAL1..
TIE EXPERTS AMI THEIR RErohrs.

Tho "cxpcrts +" who t,nyc been Investigating
charges against tho construction Ut the new
Clty-1fnlf were expected TO hare reported last
evening to tic Council, but they lid not bo-
cause they had not finished their labors. They
were engaged all day discussing the scope Of
their report and III examining tho plaus of the
work, nt,d no conclusions wero reached other
than wero intisnatcd 10 these columns n
week ago. They have been annoyed exceedingly
throughout their work by the persistence with
which certain agltntors and friends Of Lemont
stone hare been following them. AT tlrst these
annoyers wero confined tn the old crowd, hut In
tho last few days "BIlly" Mcneil has comc to
the front under coTef, md hns been pouring
all manner Of ssnr!es into s,rir ears, and enus-
Ing them to bc Hooded with gtatultous utlvtce
intended to prejudice ihe1n. lilo hus not mp.
peated III person, but his hnger-matks arc seen
on all sides In the publications an the
hnb|cct. tic 10 one Of The ,eonsractors on tic
himself. has been concoctinS stories mud pnlm-
Ing them oil for facts, md the faithfulness with
which the compact Inns been observed br hls
organ ID attestcd hy nll rtfarenca to the brick
wosK brlnx studtoualy omitted 10 that paper.
uc It wns who got up tue story OF neW SGT OF
plans,-or two sets Of plans, ,and causetl 1t to bs
heraldcd that the "cxpestsn had made sudden
! discovery that the people wcrc being stamefully
robbsd In the york, etc. which he alado out Of
whole cloth. lie was aided soalewhat by one OF
tl!e draughtsmsn Iu tho Arctitect'a oillcc,
who Is anxious to succeed air. Jordan as Super-
intcnucnt OF tho Work, and tlltnks abus!ig tic
other fellow Is tho way TO do It; but afcNutl Is
| the ''boss scavcngcr aud tho rcal busYboay.
A reportcr yesterday took pains 10 Inquire
| into the facts. and found that,
so PAR As THE PLAN sTonY WENT,
1t waa baseless. IIe found. which is part Of tho
r,, u ra'prs ny n Y"s ~ n,; a Nm thoron s,'
~, artasor h.ny @ tha somc -. ,Ss covn,vi. ~.
~ ~ H. h,iS1n; "r a u nu,,dlnv s'uo
& au tn'...,; ,,,,nh ~ tn
wos ,tn.cnssaSr mn, anrer1 IN IN IL mtsrsst ~
"aa 81 ~ ox.n NNu , noh u - H. W. ~
@ ,ha r. - havn vi INV sc ~ nnu. " MAIN
nm unon ~. tbrse MANS tho hs for thc wnrE wsro s,.
n'"Ia and ,I,c cnrtrocts ict rl,"sc nians ore
n u,.u ~. tu ,mon, ~ sa w. "is pan i, -,
"ma1 ~ t,osn ~. 10 W. p,. es'e."u +, ,rl t;a.a
~" Wuu a cntra-v n "1.m ut,, oeG ao"G'
~ "su,' tnso t.o ,n',s n"n haa ~
.ug ueso ~ na ,.riaI Iasu t uoa "ts " "
rlaat arIesna rty T. errra r htss ~ H..
s. ~ * ~ o,n liz .u
"h H., i" W. nn,ssnt.a naFh a nu 1se1 n
cnns,a IN ,,ant 10 tho n',ttinr IN ~ ~ na,,,on"l
, 1879-07-22

AnxANs4s, tow'cy Cu.. July 2l.~-Earlr fala
wheat yleidiny filtesn bushels. Late wheat,
lse to eight bushels. Damaged BY ctnch-!'ugs
badly Oats half crop. Wheat aud uats not
as good as last year.
STAvpUnp, Stafford Co., July 2l.-Wtnter
wheat IL not oycr s,alt a rrun.-say twclyc
bushels. berry mot ~ plump ~ lust yeat.
llult the amount u wheat We 1iad Inst year. Deeo
too dry for u,l small grain.
, 1879-07-22

lndfKettlon, dysoepsia. nervous urostratlon, and
ali forms Of general debility relieved by takins
Mpnaman's reptontzod lscef Tonic, inc onIJ
preparation Of beef containns ita eutste nut.Iout
properties. It Is not sttlnulant like tho eY.
iractt Of beef. bnt contatns blood .m.kna. FORE.
rs"srssinG ara propsrnss; rns,,s = n
result OF uxtIatfstton. Hcrvona proIttaton. over.
work, or acute dtacaaa; particularly II tcsulituy
Co.. Proprtotors. New York. For, sale by drug.
gIata.
, 1879-07-22

Dr. Pficc's Uu.aue Ptffumcs-Mcadow Flavsrt.
Te, notc. Floral niches, and his other uoors--ase
fresh. full, rich, hud pctststcnt.
, 1879-07-22
Hill NOl3.
Spfctal IIsputcA 10 5hs 7tisHaA

Hpfcfdf nIFeutcA 10 Jhs IS3kHeA
HAngYy1LLs, uelc Co., July ~. --Weafhcr
now linr. llasycs. progressing. isro mud win
ter wheat In shock. Barley u'rl spring wheat
1at.iy Injured by chsueh.bugr. Oats k1u light.
Corn promising.
, 1879-07-22
MICHIGAN.

Sn{cf0F EV&p1EEH 70 7N1 3y1hHHA
East sAulHAw, slie!,., July .l.-'l4e arst 1onA
OF new wheat was marketed tu+iay, aud sold
for 81. Tlc field from Which It was thEcshcd
yielded tweuly.si1 bushels t,cr Acrc. The crop
Ut tl,s county is nearly a!l srgu1cI aud IN good
centltLIuu.
, 1879-07-22

nDweetneta long drawn ont deecribea tha ele,
CANT and pirc candies Al naw4an's. 21l Stals.pl
, 1879-07-22

channeey llhElsu, and con.ort: tug sanp&on with
ba,Rcs ind Columbia; ssmr Marine CITY; ecbrs
John lttcc. NJ. Il. Tromblr. j. W.. nonne. SeIki.k,
Il. Fifxsrrnfd, Mary Hattie. jano BcI,, Nqw
fiampshisc. hlt'sio Teller. Oneida.
WIdd-Sonth gentle. weather inc.
, 1879-06-06
Affastts1ppi Slnve Lava

| AiexanI'cs AlGurcsor, an c1.Confctieratf SOL
| dler, who Until recently lived at VtclJburg,
Mss, writes letter 10 tie Cinc!nua3 f'on-
,aere'a,. IA whlrli i,e says: "A'Jout tN 1st Of
for: MAGISTRATES Court for buyI,E cotton
ir1fn negroes. contrarv Ia law. CoiscIous Of
hY,Is. complied with NIL the laFs huc.ofoss III
% Essstenee, was astonstscd whta thu Magistrate
fproeeeaea to reao oyer lazy which be aaid had
been ct1nctes til tile Lc.islssllro OF 1873, in,pos-
ine heavy fines and penalties upon any one who
bought from any neRtscs cotton in The seed,
cgltnn gtnbcd and nm, Gated. corn. wheat. etc..
without he or she 1rtz ,shs,winE written pcr-
In whj.h neisher srcument nor defense was I'd.
inlssfhr. It was III vain called Their attcntinn
to thu fact that others Ind traded much tnore In
that way tl!an had. Their scplv was lin, their
erocs nessys 'fihnE IT,; 'oa To- stop trading With the
OF st,tne onc.. and it night as we'll h.
me as nnybo4!y elsc, / appealed tu thn
Circuit Court, giving bonds for nv appcarancc.
lhc colored people clearly saw lhc so.calcd law
planter ai his farurt,c merchant to s,rin Then,
O The FRUITS ol Their Inecr whenever tl,ey felt 30
disposed. ind that myself being sradc the s,'c-
cial nb,ect under tic operations If taat Inv was
because had proved true to them In tetat.ou 70
their rights rs American citizens, The 1cws
spreal far antl near, gathering volusns as It
went, mud rny own atte1nnt to run away OF The
night Of the 9Th Of December In all probability
sueI!estcd to 1hrsn that flight wns the only wat
'foT lflen TO escatc the new slavery. FROM per-
eunhl observation. can couscItntiously SAY that
heretofore, 10 matter how base tile ,lni,erciful
actions Of the planter anu merchant left t!,c mr.
gro, he invariably went to work the following
srrinE with renewed vfeor and a seeming deter
intuition TO succeed nrIow; never I'LL he saw
thu enforcement Of the Mississippi slave law ,l
he lose all hope. 1t Mrane ciear tliat under
the operation Of these slave laws he not ony he
came helpless victim of his cruel oppresRors,
but no friend daro raise voice tn his behal{.n
, 1879-06-06

". e1tcta| hspotcA to ma Tt1auns
,r,,s aonK, June i, 5,-GnAtH-N heat yaluos
Tna sa safauccd about ,t01c psr bu OIL fayorito
ir,s.s' VI Sn " red and No. whiso fairly active.
REPORTED on speculative and oxpoft account: ::
n "ueat aomswlsat stronger fos early delivery
th,ns"R movement; cablo Rdyiccs no lmportsnt
oI n" '4H'ooo bu No. 2 spsIng at a1,o5
sfa" sot which 20, 600 bu Chicago, and
>ayo " ,an"aukes) reported at 3l.0U; IL, COO
eu n,i.. Hos1awest spring, Inne arrival, repofted
bn., ~. sstns and quoted about St.Og, Cprn
kudsd sa1eny no. and batter quallties OF I'M.
b., NV a1ed al an tmprovemeat Of ,thao mar
Inn h.'. "s'tera ung.adcd 1t 41db4lnc. rys
II eoa'pasAt!vsly dull; now Westorn nuotcd
apd nna sooat. oass ofrceud much lesa ffce]v.
quo,sa ~ ~ 's0lc pcr ba; No. Chicago aloat
h. ...sloss-uo2 ... products GENERALLY eas,sr snd
se..s'G; forward dolisosy slow moycmsnt ot
III prices. eloaaR for u 4us II 50. 8tSL1 n M
49,. ". ~ sbG11o. %; August, 30 Dohin * w.,
,,.s q4sot at about steady prIces. 1,.c,n T..
IN es ~ moro EeQuest; long clear At 81. WI
d.,,' atsractta fsthcr less attention n. .ss'
xsass; anolt steady hguFea; forward delivery
M3a... AS 'os 'ans Al H. o27sii July ..
sao'sd at &c, '9"s'' ""a Primo
M Ms1so.aas-lsaw Ia fair demand On basis Of RITA,
Inca ~, -. ~" "a. loc for good rcda,ng tuba: 10.
neak 's's 4@eteo' On ptsl1s 3s!F snoys-
rS.aiakr-Dun: held At y1.os.
on,,..uta-Actlse business In ltue Of charts,
dxp,.u: sheny In grntu interest; through ftcJvhts
aua unsettled movement, largely IN
, 1879-06-06
CHRISTIAN CONDUCTORS.


1t was at Red Oak, 1a. Early In the crisp,
bright morning, u man with quick stem md a
sparkling eve went 10 tho railroui station at
that place. lie bud q valtse, dustcr, and a
ticket. llo intended to trayel-to travel nwny
to ,llu caslwnrd-to travel by the cayorthag rail,
road cur. liz wanted to travel, he did, but he
dh!n't want hla Ecck broken Or his ribs cracked,
n.,l i.o was resolved that such f,te should moi
he his, II his choice VI conductors could prevent
#. And 10 hs took hts plsce OH the llatforul,
n,nt. as the train raIIctl In, o went to thu con.
duetor a'.a inquired II hu Ind hcen born again
md was tryint. to live conscientious Christian
life, according IN TIL: ltgAt befure him. 1le
conductor wus constrained to confcsh not,
a,sl tho wouhlbu lMsseuEer was constrnIlsd
tn wait for ikt mkt train, md the next, al tho
nuxt, thu conductors 0f all Of which liz clte-
cll!srd ns ab0yr. And there fle stood until the
stla.loms leugtlienud HI.l tic COWS wound lotne-
ward p'cr thu lea n'Hi the chickcns tloeked to
toost and tle huga began to 4ing, and then he
sighed alld Wenuut1 Ats wny lolntwarl with
wcury step and ho1rlcsa nlen. Eleven traits
Ind passed bv: eleven conductors had he asked
II they we're Christians. Hn4 eleven conductors
had satd him nay. liz will probably reu,ain 1t
homo Of travel To the eastward afoyot.
, 1879-06-06

HJh1GtdN.
Iho following wcra received By tho Chicago
Board Of Trade:
AHERrou1, June 6-11:30 q. m.-FIouy 81 ud
9lM. Wheas-WlntcE, 8s ndGb0s 6d; spttns,
- . ea4Ss I'd; white, Bs 4dlDa Id; club, fts 1d9lus
19' eotnt I'd. Pork. 47s, Lard. ;.s Gd.
a.. LIVERPOOL, Juno 81 y. n,.-Sp<ciai- Extra
ess houF, 11s. Wheat-Not muc., doing; red
.In!eF, u IL; No. spring. u I'D; No. . spring,
noei california unchanged. Cora-llctter tone;
ha. cargoea Oh coast-Wheat duli and neg.
,sssa' It, Corn In moderate demand. Pork-Wcstesn
g. :, a.. 47a Lard III falr demand aud steady: B,s
w. naeoH- Long clens, "a Sd; short clear, n5s Cd;
cambcflands, I'll.
AoSpos, June 5.-LtyEnrooL-Wh allow;
.ts!aS. .@a e'eaaS. Carcoea oft coast-Wteat and corn
+e'' easgocs on passagc-Wheat qniet ant
corn higher pElces asked, hut na advance
~''4''''acd' Weather In England less unsettled.
,,. dDec4ai Dspatca 10 Ths Tribune
1nHPo"l. 1nl. june 5-11:3o o. n.-F1oun-No.
: ius ID; No. =, Bs I'd.
~, Observation-Disclosures, No. I, ~ I'd; No. ., u
~ ,pEhs' No. ], ID Id; No. ., - "a; white,
NJ - % 10; No. q, Rs Id; club. No. /. 0s Id;
- p,' y u ID cora-Nem, No. i, 4a I'd.
1a.of''ioss~Fork, 47s; lard, 32s Cd.
Itsarool. June 6, ,-(:o71ox-Harkct easier at
,,a.'. Ss!hd; salea 3, 600 bales; speculation and
fYmt w. s'ooo; American, @, 600.
rr4A"n-Ainerican, 32s Cd.
se,AEk'E-FIno American, 5es.
,,AtLow-Flne American, 34s,
t+!'sskn 0tA-a7s I'd,
LISBON. june 6.-LlxsEEn OIL. s7s.
es.s-tommon. IA 1d&14a Cd.
s.H''a ssS1l Or FiunikNrtNk-alsQp21s3
A"F' June s6.-rxrn0LkuA-a0,id.
, 1879-06-06
THE CHICAGO TRBUNE: 1s7o-rwH7r, PAGES
Itcr. r. "eome 30 near = eo'l.toa That you bal to

acr. "enme sn near col1sfoa That you hal to
tnrnM her clear Hvcr nntl--n
+" NO. the man said vcry Rravnly, )" md I
never c1nect to. II couidn'L bo done. No ono
n,an coII'1 .lrom this engine ecar over. it
weighs tl5rty y!ye lUr,B."
~, anppoAc,H Tic passenger ohsttnate!Y re-.
pupil mat when son stast nut wlth hcavY
tEa't' You fIa;r to hold lGr aNiuly close 10 tic
i.nve nothing to do With t!lat,n he ent,l !:
ING ine laws u gravitnttnn anu friction control all
UNI i!rtsh'le my weight on the cugtno adds
sppmes Int t" fls rresa'ro oil the rail-. although
coutsa that amounts TO vtEy little III comuae-
is9n n,' With thc weight Of tic cngEne.t
from !fs brow.
",Well" saIl he, .'how DO 5ou like life On the
ionttoaE'i, anyllow'n
- dnr't live on the footboard," !" The engineer
sh!l, I've ut hu1nc''
"Wh,lf, fluw do You like running On The road.
~ ~ don't rim: I ride"
ING conductor came along 1tiet here md
na1oeh t|te nnH In lflc cal, bit OF ycl]bw pnrcr
@ hu 'llt'h shouted "Ali aiuartn Tic Easscnucr.
WI, Wnh 9tatclu EXPRESSION Of conrtel,Hrlce, enj
~ nai,k l'caveu," AR lie Hcnt bnnk an,t climbed
~ tne rear platform Of the last car, ~ far away
from TN. engine ns he could get, a,nl heard
!hc engner7, as turned awnY, Csuwtlt,g about
moplc Thh "niwnys wanted 10 tnfk sl,3D.n
~ "aS scsriblY narrow esvnpe for me, hut I
inatle IT, and | ratfler enjoyed IL. Providence
always dues takc caro- OF tile truly good,
, 1879-06-06

Htsfe-n EAFysttah idrtctse.
Dr. NJ. !. CralRer, 1Iow our United States Min
tstcr at Copen!lagen, writes in prIyate Icttc,
The following: :" Scarly fortnight ago re-
celTcd letter from Gcn. Grant, datcti naugoou
Burma!i. March 90, in which be snys, amouu
through 1ntlia u.ld arc thus fur On our way tc
tho further East. l have bceu very nuch
pleased with English rule and English hospital,
iy IN India. With TINT t1tio e50, 000, ,00J Of un
Civilized ptoflo nre living at peace With cact
other, "nd are not onty drawing tlletr sul,sIst
encc trun the soil. hut arc exporting large ex-
ccss ngur imports from 1t. 1t would be sud
day for the people Of India and for tic com
iEcTcc OF the world, Il the English should With.
draw: :. julia tuis w!fo] asks nc to add,
to tgi! Mary tmy wlte] that The Kngisls SPEAK
tn The highest tcrms Of tho work being dono aIl
through tho country by tho missionaries, espe.
clh!iy In an educational way. They are doing
Of the missionary work In I1t}ia IL yery encour.
aging to the church at homer
, 1879-06-06

-,,,o, -, '' ~ ih"'h IL only one Tree
"".." ''"a'' grow" es'c'ts blum.
We've never heard ot cor.!aRc p,.t,np drink
hut you've all heard Of n trh, n,n. f'
r,,o vt,rar -a.,, ,.,...", ."' '''e.
ton. that arttr,a "a n,,,,i, H. ~. ne"ta ~ nos.
symposium.
Napoleon vns ca1lcd lin prav,croa ,n.n ~
tlcsttny but nur AftIc,n l,e,t,o~ !. ,.. -. ~
hida ,nan Of icsttnr '>"" ''o'"e' u 'he oiack
an otl gentleman uptown SAYS his boy ts The
rhHmpon light wait OF tlle collntry, for Inc eas
, 1879-06-06
THE COLOSEi'S FATHER.

{FsFHl& fTf3 fTF<9s
Just hcfore tho Missouri editors left the Ex-
change for the depot, wiry. four-sldcd chap
about as tall us lsesn-pole aal as dry rs ham,
slid up to one Of ,lic local journalists doWa
u.cro to sco tllo crowd of, atid Hh!speEsd'
"Auy free drinks hc~f'
s'llayen't seen any," Was tho reply.
NJ tlnuslt thrso Southern fellows werc 9rent
OH tic drink" continued tho stranger. "Don't
they always ask a lnan to tako something wien
thpy Hct an Introduttlona"
'sYes, htlleYe 4o." -.
swat, Inv ll,uzls ts Sparks. Please Introduce
nao to oue OF tIla crowA.h
llo was presentsd to Col. Chds At once, tis
CoIonul being pnu uf tle tolltest Ut thu lot. As
thuy sleuk l,anls the stranger observed,
"Caonci, I'm glad indeo4 to .nect you.
think uscd to know your father. think We
tlaat many drink together"
"Ah! but you. aru .!rca!lfullT mistaken" re-
pltrd tbe Colonel. "a'y fau'er WAS u u,au who
tranS often, but he always drank alone, aud wa
ueyss knawn to pay Iok anolhur's driuk.n
Nj. Spar ks fell back Ut once, al.u, after
nouruful glance ut tho waseE-coolcr, 10 did out
doors.
, 1879-06-06
ZULU TASTE IN DRESS.

1c ~ L L IL ~ s~Nett's'f-
Fa,nsmia Corrtxpa,u1tnr Edfn6Mr1 Scafsnan.
I saw Cham some mostbs since; then be wore
European clothing, hit, consistently with his
natiye customs, ho ANS nov In time OF Har dis
cart3cd 1t for thr everlasting blanket. have
seen it Urged ir some English papers as an In
sUpcsabIc ba,rcr to the opening Of ZuIulan,l for
traffic TINT tic Zulu In common with all Afrlc-
ans, has ae 'uuconqucrahle antipathy to cloth
ing. 4 ncatcr fallaey could not be promulgat-
cd True, In hts native aud raw stnte his cloth-
In Is Of tic simplest and most meagre descrip.
don. consisting, as It does, Of r!ng round The
head Of n,asrtcd, and piece of bullock
hide hanging from the whist bcfore
. Hn ccass n9na to ~ But s,,tas this
Of clothlng. fherc Is every respect for the de-
manda OF dcccngY. aHd as The satne tiu,u dis
plaI of some OF tue finest physical Develop
ments, out marFod, as @ rule, oy great fall IN
1.-The ilic ilcsh plentiful and firmly set. the chest
full and expansive, the Euit tlrm and quiet. but
dtsniled, sometimes even majestic, md The
whole contour model Of pllys'cnl perfection.
Gus formation Of ,t,e face, SO wr1l known that
description would be supertlunue. When ho
eau Obtain clothing he does 80 With vengeance.
| haye often wondered whero nlt the east~olr
eloiti!E Of the British md Continental armies
WIS disposed Of. NV doubts wtrc ut nu end
when, Oh passing through Marftxbur:. saw nu-
1ncrous "Kafr ssorcs' with tl,e uniforms II
British grcnadsrrs, Frcnch chasee.!rs, nsnl .uslrl
an hssnss laid cut IN every form Ut tempting Ills
play. On .ny way W, country 1t wna 10 unusual
Thing to meet untiyc With three or tour did
tun!cs littEnE lim w1iere they touched, IN tho
gonuisc s!op style. Once. out Of curiosity, I
examined II nattve, and found him wearing. II,
tile middle Of m African summer, a Guards
mau'a tuu!r,. lanccF's tuntc, asd thc ample
cloak Of lifo gnardsnsntl. THE women, tot,,
ara fond ot clothing bright n,ll gar-shc
brighter the better | have passed through the
wIsoln Ut South Africa, uni .,ust confess that
tic Tull, wotran IL the most c!aste md decent
In her drc5s md hGt.rlng. In Capc Cnlouy,
whcre thr European population Is tnoro rlner
Oils, have fcon native women running about In
ct1nplcsc nudity. III Ponlunul and GriQua.
land aud Das.ltolaui tiayu seen the sane; Tut
In XuIulnltl have never seen WOMAN whose
drcsh could to objected to BY tho most sQucam.
fsh on the scprg Of deficiency.
, 1879-06-06
cAPCarE I'0Te O1Jy PLATTER,
fs1T| s1E sS1E1DEys3JXTHHa
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'rr.,t, A.,
80 - ~ ~ '.",g ni,. y, tAh hlf'
rEtfrf%o .naaa ans.s.loe mas =
=. .s.I.u ,1,ot sypG*aeu w :, 1.e which
-nen-., ..ie. ~ mi'n .aI srchlcf ap.
,It,.n."nt,!". Iv'"t ""a T.. "acscm nn: thsH
lt,s'''ost ~ w. Iut,slhe q, Ftaa"
}tnr..,, ri tnt5 NJ ! . are . pro-
nI,sisr. ~ H. ~, n,..t ut1ef !, E porous
-, ~, ~, i" o.'n4 70 !hcle
|thcv cti,st, ..i"'nliun'
fury fr,,ryy IN .,..c,'t.x Hs."a'ts.a.'.anfoasiy. !,
lfmait~ anu ehec-
IL
|r,ss' ~, nicLts',1 liz ,n., ~ :, aneetn.
Ssi,,s ~ *. esns. s.,,a .8GAHoWi'
ldrriyoa ~ ~. sasat ~ uehctlfs
lt,.c nr,f,na.x 49, = .,a..s. sas uas 100 o.
|frr l,.',x.S1. posMs piAs-
l.hn, Ii,ctr nrtfnn mln
xtf,ir}.n,ix rr,,,n,t not
- l. IL
, 1879-06-06
LOUISVILLE.

J0uIHv1LLB. Juno n-CorT0S-6teady at 13e.
FLorn--FiE,n and unchanged.
GnAla-wlleat steady; rcd and a,nbor, 81. o51o
ITO. Corn lrm; whitc, i4c; nlxea. 40c. Oats
qu!et but steady: whltp, 1ic; mixed. 3HA3he.
tnaylsIoSH-Pork quit al SlD. O0110..5. Lnrtt
quiet: chnicc leaf, tlcscc. TIC; do kcg, 6,ic,
Bulk meats quiet; shoulders, 3ssc: clear lib, 4I
6f4ic: ollie for luosr. llncon-5houldsra, 4tic;
clear RIB. I'll &c. llams Sugar cured. UGa10c.
WMfHKY-$l o.,
, 1879-06-06


m old pioneer VIA llupgtnv The historic stoye
In Judge Knox's courtroom iaat evening. and.
d Is Usual with the old.ttmers who Walt Tint
temple OF Justice, was tn reminiscent fra,no Of
mind' Though puar now, be had, as matter
OF courac, hcen once rich.
~ Wns !eadin' citizen Of Muckalfamy 1fll
IN w, " lie said. ''lu them days rns In the
dust-ouysh' business. I had my aign o,lt, 3
Co'"pra orp daut-up stairs, you know. md all
tl'at sort OF thing. / tell yc, It takes d smart
man TO yet Along in TINT ERE trade. Jenkins &
Co. was the boss at It when first went Into
It Mt Mucknilamy I'LL, but It wssn't ak
months More I'D took haIf their trade
away. lial to rustic to do II. You sea tho
1oys was allis anxious to do wcll, an the first
tlst 4. - offered tl,e son nae the rifle. Jcnklns
every night fnr tlnr ntan 10 20 down the hill to
tue cxntess office an bring up their money in a
lanafnrt. saw Inv ellnnce an' used to he on
llamt wien the stage come n an' jiht shou1der.f
Nick Monk[ns WAS The driver tn them days. u
was afterwards killed bv rond-agcnts. MATS
thc time Ntck's throwcd me down nv sack 9TH
clean si0o, ,000 In gnlu ctin into 1t, nn,1'ye
chuekesa her across mr. shoulder mi trotM up
that there oit{ hill n1ltl had every bit & dust
riyed;"
clerk.
"Four hundred thousand o,tencr',an less"
ropllcd the pioneer with mclapcho1Fride.
;, "Sce llcre.'' snld the clerk fgring rapidly,
twelve ounces to the pound, ,ro weight; TINT
makes pound worth $4lB. MOI 2lt; into 400,-
0o) lcaScs something nrcr !. .65l ,ounds,-prc'tr
,. nearly ton. now lar up tl.c Ill did you carry
thAt. did yon sayi''
The old pioneer looked a. the clerk With
liked contempt Tor moment and then merely
, 1879-06-06

H1'ektnsrfffS (f'1.) DitDalrh,
Mr: q, Boss, VI Irwin County, clugt,t recently
ratftsls, 4 squirrel, ind alligator. I'LL upon Tic
same hook, ut tile same time. The fish proba.
hly caught the squirrel while swinn,fl,l; aur,ss
an al!lGa or about foot III lrnc,L, and ,hru
found u,,t1 swallowed the bait upon il set hook,
When rattlsn starts out On foragtng cxpcIs-
Tim he will take In anything from wt4eelpar.
row tu i 6atitl1e-blanKet
, 1879-06-06

TOLEDO. O.. June b.-GnA.1-whaat quiet and
hrm; extra whto Michigan, 81. 11E; No. amber
Michigan, sl.08s amber Mschlran, spot, 81. ll,i /;
1nnc. 81. 1u!i; No. :: red winter, spot, H. liz /;
Juns hold at Sill; s1.l0H bid; sacs July 1T
l.Da: No. j rcd, 81 or Corn Nrm; htgh mixed,
3AAc; Nc, \, Jnflu. JH!ic bid: july, :jHxc bid.
Oats scarce ami trm; calaI, aJsic; Rejected. 35o
offered,
IlkcElrr*-Whent, IL, ,e0n bu; corn. 27. GOO hu.
, 1879-06-06

DosroS, Masa., Jnnp 5.-FLoun-Steady; Vest
ern suresa. 81. 00&b4 Ii; common extras. 81. 760
Al; Wisconsin and Minnesota patont- PROCESS
spring wheats. sB..Oao8. 80.
0nAtN-Corn quies; mixed and Yollow, 4a!s0
i8c. Oats 6tsady; M, and ostn white. 41@a
l4ci Nu. = white. 30G1:05ic: No. 3 whi,e md
No. mixed, 37I19c. Rye nomtualy mn.
clnngcd
REcEIrra-Flaur, ., 600 hr1a; corn, ~, 600 bu;
wheat. 4, 600 bt.
SulrAxNTs-Elour, Q, 1U0 brIa
, 1879-06-06

grain contFacta from Chicago; for LixorpooI. en-.
Ragcmcnts bT steamer 9.29n b.ls flour through
fte'eht and forward ahfpmcnt reported At 2sfs2s ID
per brl; aoont ct 900 to 10 600 hu grain, through
tfc'aht from tho "eat, reported pFIyaie terms:
quoted at eGua 10 about 4s Dll5s ncr qr ~ ocean
freight rates.
n tAe 1ftsftf7. Asaoeta.td f'rrss.
NHW YohK, June 6.-CoT7oH-bfhskct dull Al
l30 l3!ic; futurcs a!endy; Jpno, ~. bic; juiy,
IT. 19t: August, 1Jl5e; September. IL. 0oc: 0cto.
bcr, 12.10c; November, 1l.I'c.
FLoIn-stcady; sery moderate ftmsrl; secespts.
l.: oo0hfla; snnor Slate md Western. &3 2513. 0j;
common to good extra. 81. %; good to choice,
~ 95el4. 30; Willie wheat extra, 81. 55G1 25; OK.
tra Ohio $4.0oaU 0n: st.. Lonis. e3.BoG1a. 90;
Mtnncaota patcht proecss, 50. 00fl7n5.
t3RAtN-Whoat firm; receipts. o7n. 090 hu: ra-
jccted sprinR, 7lhGa7:!c; Eu . do. HoGDnac; No
do, 81. o5So1. on: unaradcd do, saGDdc; ungradcd
wutor red. 81. oo11. II; No. edo, sl.176s1. t7iS;
r.. raj, r9:t II: aos - ~ % 1f:'sa TT I'D Th''e f.
ST. ~ ~, m!xs wnteF s. nys aMst
eep. ss @ oo5 e anssed eos1 s1ie
lev nized: 4Ae; yellow Western; d Ak M Mse46o; oss
whits do, aSa41c. .' ~'
0nocEntrs-.cotIco aulet hut asm. Iiio careott.
11AHl4Ac; Job lots, 114ED1h,Sc- Sugar qu!ot;
tnir to good refncry. G!4fb6 7.16c MoiAsscA nom.
ses eS dal; G1nltsa, 71As crude.
0EGl7Ac; refined, Nc.
TALLow-Mnrket enstcr at &c.
1tEsfS-Qnlet but firm At 21o.
TuRrExrtKE-QnIct al 21tic. .-.
Eaaa-In buyers favor: Western, 10QD1ac.
PgoYls.oHs-rork lnarkot eahIer: ncsn, 81. 00A
? 20: NV, $500 neei .toady; Gnt mcs!s asiet;
lces active; primo stsnm, SD.274@U.:o,
Hrrrcn-Maskes dulli Western, bDl7c.
CmEEsE--Wcak; new Western, :3hGt7c.
WM;sHr-NUmfnally 81. Oh.
, 1879-06-06
COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS. Ln.. Jnnc 5.-CorrnN-Meskrt
dill and oasy; middlIng, 1cIc: low do, 12lc;
net receipts, 84 bales; gross, CT; sacs. 7; stuck,
4B, hln.
MkNrar., june 5.--co7ros- -Flrm; receipts, o3
bnlcs shpnentr H!h}; stock, II, :'J3 saies uniln.
porlant; nlldd!lnK, Like.