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New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
DIEU.

DARBY-On Monday, June o. az 80 West 2Oth.st., John
Thomson Darby. NJ D.. IN me 43d year ot his
Friends the family respectfully nytei ~ atte1. the
funeral at Ignatlus CIrrc1, 40hs, between 9Th and
6thaves.. this afternoon, az o'clock.
Charleston and Columbia. ;. c., papers please COPY.
FIELD-At Peekski sunday, Sth inst Louisa A. relict
of W. Emile Field, and daughter OF Captain T. W. ke-
Relatives friends respectfully invited - attend tho
funeral. "Wednesday. llthIu at o'clock from
her late residence.
MoNTROss-In East Fishkin NY. June G,James b. Mont
ross the S4th "t his age.
Friends uantances lIvnl 70 attend his funeral,
Tuesday 10. at O'CLOCK from his late Residence.
PRICE-In tins city, Sunday evening" June 1879 Helen
4. Price, aged % years.
Funeral from lOS South othaYe on wednesday,
lin INST, at ! D. m.
SIIMONS-On Thursday, June .. 1879. az Palace Hotel.
san Francisco. CAL Joseph r. Simmons, Of Troy, ~ u
Notice Oi funeral hereafter
VAN BUREN-On Monday. June 9, 1879 atthe Everett
House singleton Van Bur-, ~ the 3gth year Of h- az
ST., 10 m. Wedne'iy.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
l.cprOsN.
Asroa' eSrG shins results from the use OF

modern miracle. Aston shng results from The OF
Gu icura.
Messrs Weeks & Potter Gentlemen; We have case OF
Leprosy po0ThOuse which "a beng cured y your ut
The hal employed all Oi doctors,
and had New-YOrk for aiytce. bat 70 av The
patient commenced using the CUtcura and immediately be-
getting beor lie had been confined 10 MS bed o two ami
onehsf years Had had his eOhes during this ume
la I dressed FOR first time When he walked
there wOuld quart Of scales OF Of him r. Is
happened day. We think IL l. wonderful cure We
he cured but he IN fair 10 be cured, u
say the least
Yours truly DiNNlNg B~lIHf.s,
Druggists and Booksellers.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
4 GREAT CRIME FOR SMALL GAIN.

Edward Philips, barber residing at No. 1O1
West Houston-st., when passing through Ihompsou-s
iast might near Prncest suddenly seized by three
negroes who lOunging at tho entrance
10 a narrow alley, thrown on his back, aud
MS mouth stopped with Handkerchief
Two OF the negroes nrld MIN down while the third red
b,s pockets and took all they contained 70 cents When
fbe rutians with gu oath and kick had LETT him,
PhIps dra eyed himself the Prince street Police sta
non One OF the negroes Scott White. was arrested.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
4 VILL1-OWNEFS VICTORY.

NEWPORT, II. l., June 9.-Mr. John n. A.
Griswold, Of New-York prominent yila-oWner ana
one of the directors Of the NcYYork Academy Of Music
won a great victory today in the Supreme Comt He
was sued for his personal tax, $500 CO. assessed In
1874 which ho had refused to pay He claimed that be
had informed the asessOr that he had elected Ports
arer farm there and he sand that he bad paid his IL
am n,rsoua property Ia that town. The Juuge decided
mai lac yn, "A resident of Portsmouth.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
REDUCTION or FREIGHT RATES.

CHICAGO, June 9.-Commssioner Fink gives
notice Of reduction through freight rates to points
on the Missouri River OF five second class and
third class. IL is rumored that Notwithstanding
enc recent agreement OF the Niagara Falls Conference
general rate Of 10 cents on grain 10 Eastern points
from Chicago that several agents are now contracting
for freight at 10 cents per 100 pounds
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
ifeaay this Moruiny
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TmOMPsON no RE KICKED orr

John Thompson, esq, holds on TO his posi-
uoA os Chairman Of lhe Democratic state Central COu-
i-'.,e. Ni death grip II The man had any mode sty
o "oul resign az once. He has been politely told
1e hred Of tue ticket that his not needed.
ol suoNlahuaiy made 30 know taat hs support In an
sAic'uNe position Is not wanted Undor the crcum-
e1aults lAe party vii be OBJ cen 10 kck him ont.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
RESPONSIBLE FOR MS UycAHs DElYR.

Timothy McInerney, halter, sixtyseyen
years old living a. No l21 New Church-st. died IN the
Chambers Street Hospital late last night from perton
its the effects Of stab received June at the hands ~
his ncphew. who ls believed 10 have been insane IAe
nephew, OShaughuessev, is now IN Tie Tombs.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
SILL UNRECOSCiLED TO TILDEN.
RON The MsiaBhfs 1DDsaf lD,U,l

II n Il
,nd me South was solid for the nomination
election of 1liden ID the last canvass. buf i'm tbe
reaching contest almost solid soulb will onpose
be ,laon, ana should ho be fOistcd upon Tie parfy
tsSa, W tApected as the least OF TWO evils but The
ana alukewarmness Of thousands vi Dem
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10

TRIBUNE OFFICE, June 10, l a, m.-The barometer
almost stationary yesterday with the exception OF
a slight fail III the afternoon The weather was gen
orally partly cloudy The temperature ranged between
go and 1872 the being l7so higher than on sun
day. The amount Of moisture in the AR Is large
Warmer and partly cloudy weather, with slight
chances Of occasional showers may be expected III this
city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
The late Cardinal de Morichini, Bishop of

AibauO yas very learned and amidble man, VINO was
possessed OF fund OF quiet humor. One day discus
sion going IN his presence concerning certain
ltnlian orator aud statesman noted for his VerDosy
Yes" said Cardinal MOricbni. " he Is an admirable
he dOrsut know what lac s saying but he says
IL 10 Wel."-iParis Globe
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10

Mrs. Howard Paul, whose maiden name was
Isabelle Featnerstone, pished vocalist.
In company with her husband she appeared In several
dramatic pieces IN Great Britain and this country. She
sang with the song Of 1.-THE ship on Fire
and yasalsO noted clever impersOnat0n OF Sims
Reeves the great English Her last appearances
here were made In the OF 1865 67 and 69 at
irving Hall. The preVi auDOuncement OF her hus-
bands death IL deemed error, no news OF 10 having
been received by the Associated Press. The statement
came through other sources and received credence in
dramatic circles sunday.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
4 LETTER FROM IA HER RATES.

To the Edtfor OF The Tribune.
SIR: My attention has been called to no.
uee IA tO-day's issue OF your paper under the title
- Father Hayes indicted" iu which the following sen
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10

cure the challenge plate and be given in
the fouroarcd shels eighoared amateur shells;
eightOared college shells sxOared gigs fOur-oared
Junior gigs; par-oared Shells the Individual prizes
for the winnin g'crews.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10

The fact that no wel-Ieguated mineral
spring Germany deemed complete without It's
soda machine attests the superiority OF the meth
ods employed by Schultz, OF New York the manuiac-
Of his sparkling mineral spring waters. which
the most popular and reliable In the world NewiOrk
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10


The Ohio platform demands fair elecuons
without military supervision. We warn the National
Democratic party must not test Mississippi 700 Sc
verely. not nominate Mr.. Tilden, for IN mat
event we fear some OF the Democrats here would hnd II
difficult to resist the temptation TO cram In ie"
punches of tissue ballots for the other candldate
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAtHINUION, JHIt u Il,
For the Lower Lake region, New-England,
and the Middle Atlantic States, lower pressure, winds
mostly from southeast southwest and warmer partly
cloudy weather. with local rains IN the nrs second ana
northern portion of tne t1lId dIstrlcls.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
Anesan, Mich. Feb II. 1879.

No lady careful health will sewing machine
cept Automatic or No Tension Machine Ot the MlF
* Gibbs Company.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10

The Grand Exhibition Of RI Yers and Fwts Ot the NFw
YORH HORrICULIURAL SOCIETY will be he'd al Madison
square date Gilmore's, June H. ~ and Adj
MISSION 25 cents
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
n II
',glt o q lSG7 s91O11121 2 G SglO1I n Inches
e0 kssf y. w
IS kI1s. - ~ 17ffeS TS
20 EffttlsaS{ ~ II ~ " " n - y1T-T7
50 sss ~ ~ Il - n. "a s 5Esli 2o,5

be
perpendicular lines give diyid1as OF ne for tas -
ninlglt irregular line reprsent le
oscillations BY the durns those hours The broken oi aod n
represents variations In temperature
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
MARR[ED.

NFISON-MILLS-On Thursday June 3, n Presbyterian
Church Dobbs FerTy by the Rev.T NJ Nivep r G. Albert
Nelson, Ehe Paon daughter OF r. Mills. all OF Hast
ings
Al notices or Marriage, must be indor3ei rih fal
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
A TERRIBLE TEMPTATION.

ocrats will make the issue doubtful in many Southern
States.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
OBITUARY.

MRS. HOWARD PAUL.
LONDON, June 9.-Mrs. Howard Paul, the
actress ana singer is dead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09
GREAT DEN or sXIKES
Thousands OF Reptiles Routed rron tAsir
Winter Quarters and Killed.

In the extension Of the Central Branch
roai from Brloit To CAwker City. hn,-sns. tho
line passes through the town ~ Glen Elder,
short distance from Glen EidDr uH tue soon IN
River is a steep and TO- Ky biuH Abuc' my nve
icHt high. a large portion ut winch WIS b. ,stcj
AWAY t. make room for tho road bed A few
days ago u blast ~ nitro glycrrine caps and
giant powder tore on n large part ~ tho bun
and down the dsc.lylty came writhing and roll
INK a hun IA oi snakes almost as large is a bar
rel. They were Of different vari ties rattle
snakes prcdnmlnning, with racers. adders.
gurtcr,. a.. When ilrst routU Il from their warm
bed they were active md dangerous. but the sc-
we're cold soon made them comparatively harm
loss and thuy were kilcd hy the men without
much trouble or covered up in ths dunn hy
earth and stone. Every blast since tina first
batch appeared hnS brought .Hoiher hugo bun
die of reptiles Every hour % moving. writing
lump cofneS rolling down .uf Hills. only To sop
arr IL at tho foot. and those tst escape tho Ia
hnrrr'- pick and shovel crawl az 90 got covered
up iu the dump. Thousands of snakes have
h""n uurarthed ami killed Nj ono case OF
suaNo bite has yc, occurred. nutWtih-tunding
that u Is many tim almost lmposSu H" % AVOID
Stepping on tao sururnt-. Most of tho snakes
are us large gpnnl usR mans wrist and niout
three or three and u hall f'ot long. Farmers
say that this Is the resulur winter den OF these
yrnOmuus creatures. aud That during the uu-
tumn snakes are seen headed m the direction Of
tuc biuii,. AMI the oniy why Lhry can DO turned
from their course IL 10 Mi thum
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09
SPORTING NOTES.

Nina racer and the only living get OF famous old
Boston. has received fatal injuries IN Virginia
Grorec Daniels who i, sad have trottcd In %
Newark \ i "
TIE Boston champon four cared crew this season win
make q tnur-uarrd crew hard to bcat
Awrierin tho Nir'o' u, nm,. believes there is money
iuni with hrstct,, American truttrrs
The latest sensation ~ English sportus circles is a
sind uc walls between Weston ana Yale
Cap' links OF Syracuse announces a rrnrA interna.
Driving PARK Iclmnns W. - and ending Fcb s.
one ~ one tn.e roses iall Madam Andrews. who I'm.
tired from thc track WIN 100 quarter miles to dni,h
wmle Lc,ccr, the great Keuucky colt Wa, being eN.
rider john M,dnty Boih man aud horse were hurt
There Is only one town ogg. Wet where there i'no
ga,noppcrs io the reason that There nothing green
Island IN 30 dcd ON the Leland larun near Springfield
i aty AGED So lie MAS the saddle horse OF Mrs
THE great glass ban shooting match for $1,000 side
put up the forcit
JAn Dwyer the RrooAyu pusu't was announced to
sar inst L.n' ON Last saturday evening The house Was
ami stopped tho performance,
Madam Anderson. having received many challenges
from women pedestrians, announces that She viii walk
quarter o. mile every ten minutes with all who are
tack to take all the proceeds
The xay match the Ashley BELTS 10 take place in
iarrinan, and Enus Viii be tie coute siants oIGSry
nom Ens and as to reach here about March
Me',r- Bcden and Van Ncss the Young aud tough pc.
snSt, are making great walk bclden won't over lns
ni,,h nau he IN ~ ana AN Nt,scoNtfed M Nhlh
mn9ie, and Van Ness every halt hour Their task is
Igla Loomer, pretty trapc1c performer, started to
walk 500 quarter mites in 900 quarter hours IN Brew
srrs building yesterday afternoon. Mrs scott, who
started there 10 perform the same feat last sunday, Is
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SATURDAY. Feb. S-FLoUR AND MEAL-Ths
market was moderately active amt steady. .. .
GRNN-Wheatwas steady, sar-, 100 Dhnsh at q ny
aSl u.s.. Tor 80 red. RI uiHel al for No do Slnl9
~ ~ Tor ungfadci red. and a. nor No spring. and No.
white for March, al ~ is aud 40 red Tor APRIL az
SlII4 Corn WAS lower. sales. &1n,Htl husl AZ va
4i,c Tor new 20 2 4749i7lsc. tor old do, and 4Jsa9
do Tor steamer and steamer for February, at a..
do Tor March Rt a. @i+Aac and new No tor March,
46ilc Oats duil uul weak sales 3a COZ bush at 3OH
@3iAc Tor mixed and 3iAsaI.ic for white. 800
IOITON-Sputs nrm. uuirL Mldd ing upAnds, q Nl6c (;
sales 2jl bales Futures advanced 495 points closing at
Toe Tor March DNic Tor April 10 Zoe Tor May lu2tc
Tor June 10 SIC Tor July, ANA ~ sc August sales
81, lOp bales. Receipts AZ the ports "a. 40 bales
PRoNisloNs-fork Was hrmer aud iuriy active. sales
on the srot 81 bills new mess. uuinsuce ted, Fp go
$40 90; go bulls OLD mess s. 20 go for future delivery
sales 300 bills old mess Tor March, - "a nd 100 this
new do. for May, $40 3uSs 10 50 Beet quiet safes %
bills packet mess, Sll 30 Bacon MINER and moderately
active sales $50 hxs long and short clear here SIC ~
short do, 3tac no short rb. SIC cat meats nrh tnd
qmet sales lto lresl, hams iw@l2 p ee tn
picked shoulders, 4iaai4C 80 smoked hams, 10 70
9'Sc Lard opened hlsncr aud closed hrm sales IN mo
spot bbl ties NJ Niad Doe prime - 81 WESTERN
u Use Tor prime city, 1c Tor kttt, rru.rr,l a'u lcS
sold for February, q Sjc March, 6u2i fsdni. Apni,
I'M, Continental Iin. 7:ur Dressed no., .luh ard
eAsIvr Al 5ta0bAc. tor city AMI J4Jsc tJI NeslsLA
Eggs lower AZ I1V1Ie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09

From he Springfield RTullioaA
/ shut my eyes aud see II all
The garden amt the wood.
Tbs hlncs ant the naples tall,
Tie grass plat where she stood.
Above the spreading apple trees
1hrir snowy blossoms shed.
That floating ON llie morning breeze
Fan gont) ON her head
The quaint old house with narrow caves,
The chlmnrya broad ana low,
Tie shadows OF tue waving leaves
That softly come and 20.
Ihear the sound Of many feet
L pom the uaken floor.
hear Young voices glad and sweet
Within The open door.
And now they come q merry thronG,
Fresh ~ the Ntrnnl breeze,
Aud summon her vim shout and song
Who stood beneath the trees
see them N together 20
Beyond the wooded Inn
Their song sound lar away and low,
IL ladies', ami all ~ sull.
'Tis huta dream. for ncvermors
70 time do they belong,
Their footsteps press no earthly shore,
No mortal hears their song,
But one Of all Who gathered there
Remain, the tale Ia TIL,
'Tis she upon Whose dark brown hair
The apple blossoms Tell
And once again upOn her hair
l. snowy NilteHcs. she'd,
But Us not applc biuss"ins lair
That rest ul-Oh her head
Thus often a. nights shadows come,
ny cJrsArC iiiipd with tHaTs,
~ visions Oi that peaceful home
Rise from the VANISHED wear. D. 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09
T,,Inr to s.op Mrs. Anasr.on.

PITrsBURGH. Pa. Fob. 8.-The churches Of
hiscy do not seem disposed to permit Mrs Anderson
the pedestrian to publicly desecrate the Sabbath" as
they term IT, bJ continuing her walk OF $50 quarter
miles IN as many quarter hours through Sunday twas
the subject discussion and prayer with many the
congregations on Wednesday The members OF the First
Presbyterian Church lascd resolutions ,ttung forth that
the cAhhluon was open To the public ON last SUNDAY,
ami tVlt auus the Mayor to ENFORCE the law IN relation
to the Observance ut The sabbath similar resolutions
were passed m the North Avenue Methodist Church.
TIE managers Proposes giving sacred concert during
sunday = exhibition, hut should that tail tu satisfy tho
authorities, they Mlll vither pay uo nuo which 80
charge admit tee, Cltlmhg that Mrs Anlcr.
has the right 20 walk Of engage IN such eXvrolse as
she chooses On SUNDAY.
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Consider the Ravens.

Pom N, L,al,n Si.et,hr.
Lord. according To thy words
AMI rui lhrir hic good.
Aud uoitrr the better understood,
1hcy havr all that obey can eat.
Rcupirg nn more ihlu they sow,
Having d, i,hvr halu u'r STORE,
Hungry AGAIN, ines cas- more
ConsIcrine , See too. that they
Have bus lie ami plenty ni ray
In thc riitA they tis th,ir hiI.-d,cp.
AMI VOLS well lnou-h tlry do MOI mean;
Then o. play IA Che All thrl uIr uut iotth.
Ana their nests between are better than both.
Bu, hi. when there blow no storms;
When berries are llruty IA winter, aud worms;
Whom thcii feathers are thick, and ull Is enough
To Aecp TIC cold out and the ram on
II there should come long hhtd ifu5t,
Then il looks As thy birds were lost
But csnsilcr further. AMI nnd
A hungry bird has iree mind,
He Is hungry today. not tomorrow,
steals no comfort nueuel dom borrow;
rus wnm,n t j. his, Thy VAL hath sad II,
The nextis nothing ull thou hast made IL
The bird has pam. hut has no fear,
Which Is the worst of any gear
When coll md nunscr and harm bciide him.
He gathers them not, To sun inside hilni
Content with the days III hc has got
ile waits lnsi, nor hasglfs with has lot;
With drbets from his own still
But next see in my cndeavor.
Thy birds here do not i've for ever;
That cold or hunger, sickness or ago,
Finishes iher earthly stage,
The rouk drops without a stroke,
AMI never gives another crOlk;
with little Feathers all astare;
Ana ~ thy own sermon tnou
That the sparrow falls dust allow
II shall not cause ne any alarm.
For neither So comes ihr bird 10 arm.
I,hy mo sparrow's dyins he'd;
Therefore II Is hes-ad place,
II eOmcth. therefore To this, Lord'
1 gusl
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There was renewed buoyancy and much
activity at to-day's stock Exchange in North
western AMI ~. Paul shared 10 some extent by
the trunk roads. but "A moro conspicuous lea
ture wis the brisk demand and higher prices
investment shares. winch Rock Island took the
lead ADVANCING from 1884 before the nrst call u 3H
in u nnnl dealings The O railroad shares Tor The
daN only lJupp shares
The business M railway bonds made notable by
the and huuyaucy at New lrrcy Cen.
tral. the "afu,tmcht" bonds ttkins the lrIi opening
nj so AMI advancing u 80 Ohrr ISSUES ul the
road we're hi-hcr AMI tie general market trucr Tao
snlcs ui hHtk shares embraced farN, lp1. AWsI 49,
change, lud't, Metropolitan. III s. AlgA"' Al 80. -
America, rs 80 NV
S a., IGHi, were irresglnr Louisiana consl, lost part
20 - icc,as to s51y ani rt5itT's i. - District u
Columbia sal. nt Nts*rs. the latter figure buycr
NuIul Carolina u-. Old. Id ~ lStsi-is
Money u call MHs easy nj 2dt cent The bank state
mNut showed decrease ui ~ TO- - an the THE
iyrrisn imports Tor ihc week GtlblN Of which
Sdii,SjJ are general merchandise, the balance dry
guudS
The following will show range Of prices paid and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09

CINCIENATI. Feb. s.-Joscph l., Heath, prom
inent citizen Of Reed CITY, Mich and married, elnrcd
with Miss ThaNer The father NJ the lady followed,
oyeTiRkiug them NJ Kalamazoo. Upon tho approach 81
the father Heath drew ivNoNHT 10 sinut hint but.
changing his mnd. placed the pisOl To his avn breast
aud nreds The ball passing through hiS heart
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09
Sentenced to County DAN.

PoRTLANp. Me-. Feb, Sin the United States
District count today Julec Fox sentenced John WIN.
ship lawyer, uf rottaud. nul Grurlc SWEET Post
ut- 90 NudHaW. iug onu.Wlius o. urirau1 creditors
ia bankruptcy procedures. each to uue 90 ami
Ouc year IN tie county ail
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY. Feb. 8.-Tho past week opened
depressed in tho loading speculative inncies,
but in the past few days there has been strong
effort. with partial success. to promote revival
Of activity and buoyancy. Th5 following are
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09
BANKING AND FININCIIL.

NEW YORK CITY IS. PAYABLE IN 1925.
BUFFALO CITY Is. payable Ia 1870.
JERSEY CITY Is, payable In 1913.
OsWEuO CITY Is, payable in 1899
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DANIEL A. MORAN.
Afa Al


L. $ Bonds, aud all other marketable securities takev
| IN EXCHANGE At market rates
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-30
English q train.
The Mark Lane Egpress says the as.
pect OF the growing wheat plant is scarcely

The Mark Lane Erpress says thu as
pect OF the growing wheat plant is scarcely
satisfactory, as sudden changes in teperature
have tended to check it's early development,
but another month or six weeks must clapse
before any definite opinion can be put for.
ward as to! the actual state of the crop.
Farmers deliveries of grain have been mode
rate, and dissatisfaction continues in regard to
| the condition in which mo of the English
Y heat comes to market. Dry parcels are quite
IN exception both in London and provincial
exchange. Nearly all samples offered are
damp or sprouted. To its defective condition
must be attributed the comparative neglect
from which home grown wheat has suffered,
and which has prevented us from sharing the
increased attention shown to foreign grain.
The imports of foreign wheat into London
continues moderate. More attention has
been paid to this class of produce as granaried
stocks in the United Kingdom show consid-
cradle deficiency on those held at cores
ponding time in 1878. Millers have purchased
with less reserve, and steady trade has re-
suited at fully late rates. The weak point
as regards the future course of prices is the
unusually large surplus available for export
in America, which must exercise depress.
ing effect if the purchasing power Of France
has been over estimated. Apart from the un-
certainty attaching to the operations Of our
neighbors, who, instead of exporting wheat
have been large importers, it remains TO be
seen whether the reserves of grain in the
hands of French farmers will be sufficient to
meet the requirements of consumption. With
large arrivals at ports of call during the week,
principally from California, the floating cargo
trade for wheat has ruled steady, without quo
table change. Maize is firm at an advance Of
Cd per quarter. Sales OF English wheat last
week were 52141 quarters, at 38s lid per quar-
ter, against 39425 quarters at SIS per quarter
the previous years. Imports into Great Brit
ian for the week ending Jan. 18th were wheat,
740,74 hundred weights; flour, 17S,091 hun
dred weights
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-30

ters-survive her. Three of the sons are
single, and lived with her. The eldest is
married. Her daughters are all married.
One of them IS the wife of julius Wolff, the
importer. Mrs. Nathan bequeathed~ a for
tune to her children.
The house in which the Nathan tragedy
occurred has been, reconstructed, and the
lower stories are used by express companies.
The upper stories are let into apartments to
bachelors. The house was without q tenant
for years previous to it's alteration. It is
directly opposite the Fifth Avenue Hotel.