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, 1879-02-15

Their appearance al a*s*s for trial On The o9thwo
heard the cases. We used m old cor,l-crEb for.
co1rt-room.--1utlQc clerk, prisoners, and spec
have made a picture for an ortist; md, II ono
had heen there nlul hal drawn the scene to tie
life, hope nv avn children would never recoe-
nfzo my portrait therein. Covered with MUD
from ilend to foot, rough, nrl u1cascd for,
rernyntton would be nm insult.
Wo atuppel ono night will, pfnntcs near tl,c
better hnrse On that rancfe. ii supper s.,e
5 tick s Sssa;Sn , S s VI v,ans n ss sPs Ae9 spsr es
she took scat near the fire, and, propp!ng one
foot about halfway up the tnantei, leaning hacl
her chair, antl lutcflacfng hcr hands behind her
head, presented the finest ptcturu Of i,tglh'rn
sl'n. we were rorenuo officers. 1t was rfatn t!lat
Ahc had small relish for our company. 'Illo
Southern people lIaro to be taxed to edlcatc
the ch1rcn al tile Moth. nMd tIen they tell t1s
FindtuH rea:on 70 suspcct that We wcro Ke.
nuhlfens, s]lc 1rt,kn ultt afrcsht :" Just dHt,'t
wAas nothing to do with ll,cm rndleals, don't.
They sl'ams Set BY. my n!a I ! Know #, ti,cY
posed to 10 turned out lii hc rain. turned Tic
conversation. u,n! c'lticavorcd tn inol!fy hcr BY
nralsug the Soutllerncr1-tac small feet Of tue
!alles, e,c. Ths broaEht slskY smilc TO hsr
wefs wers '0s% ors Tor Sx ta 'S 49, ,ess u ta s
that Capt MN glanced at tho broEan whcl,
adorned tho Fireplace, but ho snt1 notti-
ing, AMI The old latly rgtnaincd Silent fur nuten
time. Hut Som the subject ot temperance
came up, and shortly snw that another stortn
was breWlnE. She brought hcr rf9ls foot down
to the tooe and tcr han,ls to her fap, but prcs-
entity thu left tout was elevated to u position on
her right knee, n1ad she began: "tfcntiemcn,
don't believe fn Ho such ti0,lsousc, dnA't! Mr.
pap 1nads whisky NIL his life, i,c did, n,M Irt.
made many loullfE' myself, have. and tell
you l never was drunk but utlec In my lifGl''
Fearing new Invitation to takr d seat br
aosncbody cisc's fire, now suggested going TO
bed, nnl VIC strangers were stuwesl away In thr
lDft asl hail soon torgottcna!l ab.lut our small
footed hostess and tile exemplary life size llatl
led.
At ****** we found lawsuit In prog
resi-. A preacher hal sued a rumRellcr to re-
cover The value of barrel of mo0nshtnu whisky.
Une brother testified Ilat e 1,ad attended dfvlnc
service on q certain sundav NJ *a****
Landing, whero tic plalnttH ostlciatci, and after
The service tie minister gave him bottle Of the
whisky to take as a sample to the defendant.
Bnsco,n ordered the whisky. but now tlceincd
to pay for Il, a. being inferior 10 the said sn,-
p'e. Tile verdict was for ttse reverend plaintiff,
who 10 thus encouraged to perscyere In his
double work In the vineyard, ,-orthodox soul.
saving nml illicit disttllinE.
This secns tn mo ia peculiar people,"-
whether the Lords or the Dcvii's Is not for mo
to sag. **a*
, 1879-02-15
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
T,1 thu .Ife-Insurnuee Companies.


To The Editor Al Ths Tribune.
CHICAGO, Feb. 14-1s there any rrason on the
earth or under It, whY foreign l!!c-insuranec
companies doing business in this stntc should
not pay their Just proportion of the State tasesa
These companies do 1argr u,tl very proii.abte
business. They arc In tho annual receipt Of
enormous Sums of monry. This money Ia ,nnin-
ly invested uutsI'lu of the S,atc. The prnIits of
tile business are in,mentc. In eight years they
have TAKEN g., ,U09.0oJ from the pcople 0f ILL.,
nuls. They pay back tut one dollar for every
four received. The business is moral II not
1c.al fraud. M imposition OIL thu Ignorance ami
csc'lulity Of the unwusy. Il Is at nrray vi figures
ngaist faets. It Is IN exception to tic ruie that
figures do liot lie, fur Its figures nevcr. by any
accIdcnt approximate tic truth. It,e btlsncss
ought 10 be suppressed 1Y law, but SO lung Us It
exists It surely ought to bear Its proper share Of
tllt burdens which arc Imposed upnn all Olln r
kinds OF business. 1t Ii nut. perhaps, an Easy
thug to pass law Imposing taxes I'll llic.1,lsr-
ancc, becuuse these companies always hasc On
ialul Il large fund Ut the poitcs-l,o!0ets' money
reA1y to dcscat what they CHOOSE to call "hos-
tile fcEtslat[on," but It might he tried.
uEolttiE 4. SnurELpT.
, 1879-02-15
t'ltlleH.

What tho 1santscra hlhk af ScuRtor Callon's
Nill.
Tie design Of tic bill of Scnator Gallon fur
"Au act to proyilu for obtaining reports Vt tl.e
condition of buuks or savings Institutions, loan
and trust companies or corporations organized
ugltf tllp laws In thls Statp, und duinE bustnchs
in tic Stats or under tho lava o! tho uhlteu
etates," II to furnish the pu1fla Win informa-
tlon from which they may Judge u the sound
desposltetl,-a colR,llcn1ab,a uesTgn ctrlalnly,
aL,i n1lo to which M oslrst banker gpniu oplest
a TAtuuNR reporter run arol01 nthoiiE tle
fraternity yesterday so yet t!'ctr views, and what
tlIry said Will be found below;
George sturges, Of thu Northwestern Nation.
al-"i tho Legislature viii pass law "
which we can hare solnG 8tato bon&s, We Will
hand IN reports. don't bel!s'a they baya my
eotltrpl pylr hatiohnl banks"
ii. q. Powers, ot tho illinois Trust & eav-
ings--" W. hayu been trying to ges such a law
passed for yrars, Tie 6tatu Constitution rs-
u,lIres sucl. legislation. TAere meyer has eeen
ay Il ~ S s app ag passs on IT. ssst
10 National banks; they aru Examined NOW nil-
der ula supervision OF tho CoHpsroltcr OF tho
Currency. Only thoso hanks mt 1T to ko cx-
amtued at!l object to letting thrlF couditlon bs
nj, Rawson, OF tlle Union Company-"1 am
In luvor Of my law that will promote. honesty"
Osson Smith, Of the Corn EIrhange-,"l was
always In taYur OF tlit exa'n'nattoho! DanRs. ~
would have been d good thing II sotae Of tho lsto
suylu0A bauka had been hauled over"
Joseph q. Ruttcr, OF tht aradcra.-"1t Is
well unouRA; Tut by tho Supreme Court de-
cs!un In the Mccarthy easa there arc no char
tered banks III this State, they are partHeTslips
und, II lllut Interpretation Ia right, tl,e Legts-
lu.ure has 10 Jurisdiction over theu. Thera IL
soInu little doubt. however, 40 to how that sie-
CaIshy oplnton il to DO looked at."
soi. 4. Smith, Of tlle MeFchants' Savings,
Loan & Trust Co.-"I have no objection to m
exuuiilatlon It this State prov1aes for the ex-
rcuaea VI IL; taIes are loo heavy now."
, 1879-02-15
Where lIe Had lsusu In Prison,

"lIaye you ever been In prison ~ asaed law
yer ul wtucss, whon, llu was disposed to ba'lgrr
u1l bully tu a HostDn court. "Yes, str.h
.Whrn IL nIu 1SGJ." " Whe1ai' tin Anlcrsun-
ylllr.h There was nomentary pausu 4ur Grcath,
aud ihru round Of applause tia. sln,ok tho
eOurtrouua.
, 1879-02-15

e Enultat, tug. tl,at SIGN un. symbol Ut their
''attou's dcgratiation; t!tY ceased to glance w
" II as they passc1 t.n Capitol. but ayurtad
ltlefr eyes md grated their tcpth; uuu one
morning, when 1t was fotlnd trautpltfl Into tlu
mud nj the font Of sc ssntf they left it there,
N1la III mai tut t,ia hand to It TO io.st II agntn.
A ccrta!n thng whiel was suro to hurpcn souner
Or later llappsned now. so'Iio Of ,he chlcf cIsf-
xens vent to lllG MnsIstratu by nE9.t H1sl saItl
:" We tau cuduru this hutcd tyranny longcr.
How enM wo rast II Oft"
tiny cour D'ETAT."
* eo'lp a'etntl Il lis llko this: Everything
,s rot rcnsiy, at at 1I!e anpointed nonlcnt !, MS
the utirin} ilca' ii thu natuh, pupirly md SOL
emily proclnttu Its tnlcpele,lcc, Ail absolye It
ir.'I.l nllcsanee to any u'd oil Powers wisatso-
"That sounds simple and easy. We can ,lo
Tint right away. 1!ien what viii bu tlu pc1t
tlljHE tu uul''
asoIxo ali the dcfenscs and public properties
OF all kllHts, establish ,.aftial 1aw, put The ARMY
Eapissi, fs' 1ayy oa "4F'''O'"s' '' proclaim tie
This lnc programme aaxzlcd these tnnocunts
They said:
, "r'!s y M gF.a,.-thIs Is splendid; but will not
aLut her. this rock Is Gibraltar"
."Truc. But abont tho EMpifui DO VIC ned
an E!npIro an,l MI Emperort" .....
"Wl,at you 'test, my friends, 4 an!fication.
s eGk . ua"y i. oSk Il hsy sy s{ s{ts ,' yos u
dear. 1hat constitutes prugrcss. Wumust hays
standing arlny uni l. navy. Taxes follow, ns Il
Inattor Of eoursc. An tlaso thtnga SUMMED up
tnake grandeur With utilization uni grandeur,
what llurU tan you wuntt Yurv well only tic
Etnp!tu cau coulter these bions."
80, OIL tile 9th t1ay oi December, FIlcatrn's
1sttlt,f Was proclaimed free usa Independent
nation; and on tlle eafnc day tho golumu curona.
tfon OF Huttssworth l.,
EMPEROR or plrcAlKN's ISLAND,
took plnce, amid great reiutcfhes aud
festivities. The entire na!tui,, With tho 1xccp-
tlon Of iourtccn persons, 1lA!nly little Children,
marched pnst The throne III slng}e-1le, with
burners ulla muRic, the procession 1ylns up
ward of ninety feet long, and some said IL was
Us much ~ shrec-quarter5 of m!nnte passing
III tie history OF the tslanl before. Public el-
thusissm was mcasurrtcss.
Now atralGltway Imperial reforms began.
Orlrrs Of nobility were Instituted. A Minister
| Ut llc Navy was appointed, alnl the Whalt-buat
| put In culnInlssion. Ai1nls&er OF War WIS
created, AMI ordered to pr0eee1 at once With tue
| formation OF atnntlny army. A First Lord Of
tho Treasury Waa l1a:ueo. una commanded to got
| up taxatf0n scheMc, md nlso open ncgotta.
sans for treaties, offensive ant! dcfohslye, n,ul
| commercial, with t0telEn poWcEa. Some Qcn-
Chamberlans, somo Eguciflcs in Wattlug, uilI
soMe Lords OF the 1-Cnunber.'
| Az this point I'LL tho material was used tip.
| THIS Oand lluke Ut GaIll"c, Ntn!ster Ut War,
complained tEIat all tho siItcco grown men III
thu Empire had been given EEc4t Ulflccs, AIlu
consequently would not conscut 10 Berys III the
ranks; wherefore his staulln9 army was at
staul.stlll. Ii.a Marquis ot AEarat, Atn!.tor ot
! tbs NaSy, ulade slmllar eotnpaluL Lie saIl
, 1879-07-04

TER. who llad Leon IN Paris several yenrs at a
convent school. among III" ps>srupers were
cer'nin Representative OF "tl,e first families of
li",l0n," IN. ii whom clajlnGd Il Hive Eng1tat
1S'r's rs n tlIstant re'stire fat, indeed, of
whlrh !" the reprvaars attrc tNk carc tn In
form tlm company ut an curly "rip! tT the y0y-
agc. Durs. lit: ten days i!iry tattcI thn waters
blue tlr New York lady a."l her daughter were
cooIlY ignored BY The l}ost''n party; but AS Ale
was t!rriad cosmopolitan, The neglect
Of Eno1-fc!lowBhfp arol,sst merely feel
In. OF Htnlistmens hh Il passhs re-
mark urpnu tho cole Of tn,1Ifsness followed
In .h': Hub of She Universe. Tn the last hay
nut. While tho tassenEers were uss1nk,esl ~
1Innrr, sumo reference MAS iltln 10 q "frst
fanlity of Virginia" and 1lm SPEAKER turnct to
tl.e New YoFk )udy. saYif'g she should Enu;s
about the caTc III tHl'u!, a. It nus lA.ilcv1 fir
vas connre,1'Hs III tic 1AtnfIy. "Yef," VAS
tic response, "fu. we are ~ lIeIrcr tllan cous-
ms" why. Mrs. --.'' cried The Dy:lM.
]Auc lnbd, arros, tlac taltr, ia IL toa1ib,e ynu
ART relatcd u The --'st liuw ! wish hati
kuown It bcforel should lsaya been 80 iIap3T
10 iayn iutroitlcei my party ~ youi'' The
cutting rcjoit.dor which grretrh this fmrerE-
nent speeclI llec mt be rcc'trict!. Il hit, HOW
ever. R'ti Il,ure tim onr lH:nrer has repeated
thu talc aud fts consequent passage at nrs, 10
t)lH great cbjOyHlel. Df n nilInbur Vi peoaa to
w]l'l the arrogance of th4 PARTICULAR tneluaer
ol Boston society Was nu E'rangcr.
, 1879-07-04
ARCHBISHOP. PURCELL.
n Sn'i 1sn,nor. Relative tn 1iltn.

~ Snp 1stin0t. 4koEAHfS tb Him.
tTse.rn matt Engnffe,. JuiR2.
lhefe was ru,nor a1oak yesterday to the
elect slla' news 'sd been received that Arch.
btahop Puree|''s mind had become unsettle.l
In constnhcpec Of Ills monetary troubles. Tie
scnort further stated ti..t tho trouble showed
itself while thc Archbishop WIS stopping near
Philadelphia, 1nl Was nr ink of ecclesiastical
circles IN Baltimore. The following dsuAscl,
shows ta. tiis pa't ot te re,xr, .ns untrue:
DAIsponE. WI. Jn'y i.-Aschhsbnp 0ihbons
h. 70 kn"WleGH Of tue sauorea .ussnty II
.toppins 4 Eden Hall. ncar Philadelphia. no T il
now in Albany.
A. representative Of The Enq.iytr called on
noon. AMI asked him II he had any Knowledge
Of anT such misfortune bcln1il1Ig the Arch.
t>lshup. lie stated that nc had NJ knoultlgr
Of T. n,d aIl not believe 1t eoud he true, as lc
had Ind latter from Father Catlaglau the dag
before, nnf It made no mention III such tnfstor-
time. "Thomrll God knoNs he has had trouble
enough to turn his tnind,' added the good
From another nn,rcs our rep5eecn,a:Ivs
learned that tue Atclbfshon bld not 1,ren ~
successful rs he had expected In collecting
funds to ad him IN lqufaatlng hts debts, anii Il
Is feared that this Is preyt.g On Lii mind. Al
near Albany. y. Y. Father Caljaglun Ii drsif.
oue OF having him rcIbain u the East, as4d
Fathers HALEY. Cusark, asl Uuyle have zone
on 10 pay him \ frlenti'Y visit unl to t'rrslats
hiH 70 remain East ior uhic LONGER. 1t IL tx
perted ttat news will be received from Iiun,p
very shortly, Indicating who las been appoint td
the Arrhbishup's coadlutor. Tie synod of
Bishops recommend for ihc plncc Elsllopa Fitz-
gerald: Of Little Rock. Mct2uadc, Of 1toehester.
ani Chatard, Of In,ltauapolfs, tn The order
named. 1t is now believed that thr last wilt be
frat accurtilng to Scripture. mud tlat Bishop
Chatsn. NIL! be the fortunate man.
, 1879-07-04
(1tJ.t

Quif'a.
The mosquito, like TIM rent OF the nahobs, will
soon make Ills hum by the sea.
A thief being asked his occupation, replied
That lie was d "rocket-ntner."
Qocen Victoria has reigned for ths last forty
two years, unl shuws no &Ieu .! clearing UfF.
Railways arc arfstoernttc They teach every
man u know his own station and to stop there.
than dead one. for ont1nakes ou1y din, the
o:her 'l!nncr.
When you are 1osing money, the most eco.
nom!cai Thing you can do Is In take IN part
'1cr.. That il tue way careful business mon do,
-.hodsr" Arg'' .......
Little Andy has got to the head Of bis class
faYs hls father. ''t)h no, don't think | will
f'a,n says HE thoughtful buy; :" might get too
proud. .f-L'oston Ads.Tflstr.
The voting gentleman who onokc 10 eloquent
" at Ills Commencement OIL classical reading
Will to-day uull u'1t = yellow -hAcxnd dime porei
horder llfc.-Lou|spltie Conrfer-yourual.
A E!sp'ns boy was outin the bae.t yard pounl-
ft.s IN tin nan. The fathrT came tired aud
snlIet., As,1 hciuS disturbed br tic n7isr, cried
out: s'IYhAt IA turned lonae tn The back Yard, -
4 wild antuaI." The little fellow replied,
1fEhs tHr,--lLe pau'lu1Ft
l'roL SwIft, Of Rochester, has discovered
hr.EuInew Gunlet. A match ought 10 DO ar-
ranged between Swift at,tt Prof. rrters. Of liam
ilun College Observatory, Tile bc1t-lr'nu's-
to bu gyrn 10 tie une who first discovers
tlUlst,,J etars III thousand hours.-AtbaHy
EreHiHg Jouraa'.
Hustle CRITIC TO artist painting ont ot t]oora}
-" Nuw that's real kindcr natcra a[n't itt Hut
what makes w waste vcr time on them darue,t
old etlum trccsf ic'd ought to 70 right up
hack here onter skinner's hI1!. where ye could
see zometllttig eorttr tutrrcsttnf-the towt1-1al
a. tlls i'aptis' nlectfn-ho,se, an the new brick
5'Ch skulc."-{arsard L4a'n,vou.
4 Agcnt1cman, being threatened wstl, an iufcc-
ttos fever. said TO hts little SOD, who, In al af-
icclinnatc mood, wished 10 ctuhraee him: sym
must not hE me; you'll catch tbs fever"
Willie. stalnli,i. track, tooiel Ia amazc.nent
unnn Us papa, who. BY thu waay. l. 4 pattern Of
rr"prletY, anl quickly askcd: .sWhy. paun,
who did sou huE fh-St Louta Tinaes.Jouf,la'
About 10 o'clock In the morning, recently,
two neu met on Sixth street and becau threat.
efti,,g a1ld calling tacll other narnes One
finally called the oltser liar and tue two vera
alont to grapnas whom wuu,Hn Opened the
door md said: "Gentlemen, ara you about to
tghtP "We arcin u,cY answered together.
"Ihcn llavn the kindneSs t. walt 4 moment, y
she continued. "My poor husband has been
aick for weeks and Wceks, and is now iust able
To SIT up. He Is very duwtl.lIeAfted this morn.
it'E, ai,a II ynl'll on|r wat TIL can draw him
up 10 tic wtnuuw KNOW he'll feel ycty grate-
ful To both Of rou." She disappeared in the
house, an,l after one look into eaet other's
facos tue men smiled, elIpok hands, and de-
parted togethcr.-Dttroit tree I'rest.
, 1879-07-04
A YOUNG MANS FIRST "sToVE.
pirEr'
H..r.1


Yea, non, you arn correct. The first time you
wear stose.pipe INT, everybody looks at you.
Not, as yon may yuinly Imagine, BECAUSE you
aro the iirst young Inan who ever wore stoye-
pipo hut, but becauEo It Is apparent evep To tho
old blind man wflo sits in ttle back pew, without
any cushion In, away olc- under tic gallery.
where tho poor have tha gospel preached at
them, TINT L. Is the FIRST thne ever you MORO a
hat VI that description. Your old ftther clans
one OH tl'e back Of Ills !lea. puts is hands into
his norIetA, Aoids up his heat, and Wnlss oil
thinks uf his hat. But ynt4 son, Yo.l pull yn',rs
ot, Ut the tnost graceful apgle It ran oo 1oxed,
anu you 70 teatcrng atunp, both llanls rcaly to
iiy ae Int Ut thu siEt.sest provtcaston Ut the
ghoss''est pl,antum of pu,t Of wing. YOU
trying to come oil; you bl.no u against every
thing you pass; YOU rub Il tlls wrong
nay whcn You try I" brush tl!t dust
of 1t. When .ou curry It IN your llant
hold II by tile btsa ad lct thu crown tip grace
fully Uvcr your arul, as1. by The tltnc you iayo
hit tlrca nr four worshiiett III thu head with it,
you cllanEu All ltrh It lltlaar Eolr arm nh4 try
to carry 1t tllat war wttholt touching It.; and,
The trst thing you do IN u 1t pose, you put
rotnan's ere ont with ypur elbow. IlNn when
you SIT down, you nut the hat ovll OH li4c fo0r,
setting J. on tl' br!t1'; ,'ae 'a,at mistake Anu
ynllr feet III It three tines but never mind;
you have to learn some time. Only uau't i'm
Agine that people never raw anything nt the
Kind bcfore, BECAUSE they have. Aud finally,
son, II you aru only Eye feet tllrse Inches tall,
don't think that lat three tect five i1ehes hlcll
improves Yo.r spprarau,e, or makes YOU look
taller. isera1se It doesn't. 1t may make you
luok as thu,gn YOU cerkt4 It. a secondhand
cIothIn. store, Gtlt II Iuesa't. make Joa look
taller. Hy.a,Ni-oY, when 5on hare worn high
hat two OF thrru years, yon will wear 1t SO nat.
uraliy that it will brc.'nc yor: But the first
tlulo - Oh, my son, nv spnt
, 1879-07-04

Once In great while .he telegraph brings us
tncoutc&tb.a psoot tina, pHncea a,.d Pr1eessea
ure llks common folk, Of tue samo flesh AMI
blood; that the5 scratch wbeu they Itch, anu
sometimes Itch where lheJ ca,l't scratch. 4
cusc fu point is hat OF lhu experssnee Of = tho
Princes Louise 1t Metapel!a, Qucbec. she hsa
been up in that neck Ut tho woods, among the
Mlra,nac Indians, with her husb.ii.! and Tie
Duke ot A1cylo ind his daughters. The 6sl'-
ingws aro told, has been got01d, but other things
OF Aer Royal u,ghncss Was invaded
DY tho ftcs, And rot even Alicatnac
grease, nor ono OF the poss. set up In tho highs
could bTiuv her any e4ss. Her ah!iclions dis
navcd li.u party, and tley vented ,Leir feelings
alter The hummer Of .itnto DrtoDs. Tlls Scw
York 1Iurd chronicles thls hy-tltne eSony in
, 1879-07-04

BAIr,nonE. Md, July 3.-Floux-Bsesdsor and
unchanged.
GuAIh-W WheAt-STesteEn hrm and actiYs; Nj.
rennsyIssnfa seu, u, 10; No. 2 Wssieru winter
:cd, spot, $l.15Ni July. 81. 10Aebl. 1OH; Au.
guet, $l.U7AQl, l,07h, September. 8l.o7G5l. 07A.
Cur,-Westcsa quiet anll eAsy; Western mixed,
snot and July. t11043>ic; August. 4AkGb44Ho;
September, i6Mes i5he; steamer. sl1.c. Oats
arm; Western whlte. 37G7 3t1c; pcnnay1rsnls, 376s
:tc; Western mixed. 359b3uc. Iiya dull and un.
cltauEet. ...
lt.Y---stcaly; primo to cho!co renusyasau!a.
IL. UUGLl3 ".
, 1879-07-04

CLEVELAND. o., July 3. 3.-PkTRoLzux-6sefdy and
unchanged.
plrrsnrNa pa.. July 3.-FErhoLEux-Dull; !;
crude, 19ke at patkcs's tor shipment; refined.
6Kc, PHILADELPHIA delivery.
uIL CITY, IA. July 4 a-FxrnoLHus-Marktt
apenea quiet with sales at 7.,tc. declined 10
7lIc, aavanrcd alIh cloaeI offered Al 7UIc: shiu.
r,cnts. u. QUO brls, averaging j0. 000i Hzusac.
lions, l30, 0eu
, 1879-07-04

BuFrAto. N. r.. July :f-onA,x-WheA. dull !:
snlcs +, 00n bn No. l hard at 81. IL. Corn dull;
No. mixed Western. 3O1tG40c. Oats dull; tA!ce,
1.20o bu No. = Chicago At 37c. Rye inactive.
barley inactive.
CANAL. EIlxIaNT8-UnctanQnd. -.
REcE1rra-Flnur, z, 703 brls; wheat, 70, 900 bu !;
corn. JOB. j7I bll. :
st,raxsrs-Csnal: Wheat, 90. 76s bu; corn, 50, =
CTS bu. Railroad: Corn, ~, jill bu.
, 1879-07-04
DRY GOODS,

Nav ionk, July 3,-Insness quiet In all
brannhcs To-day; cotton goods firmly held: Iltlra
o'eaclad shIEtsugs advanced by agents; prints In
light dcnand, and hrm; wuolcn goods generally
'l'ustness in dir goods n,asket viii be almost
generally suspended Friday and saturday,
, 1879-07-04

The UsieaMik J'asna,sIi. In describing tlse cx-
acut(Qn or Nthi'isss I; k!etf, adsfs that = tounr
Etrl, Who concealed her natue desplts llIr uac VI
thu lash, declared Ut tn: fuut OF the guluws
that ate MSS CALLED Nathalie Gortsci,akoi1 a4s,l
That she WAS tltcy. Of TN. HissIYn CtIButcJfur
, 1879-07-04

oswHao, July 1. J.-GnAtx--Whcat steady; No.
! whlto Michigan. 81. II; No. = Duluth rpring.
VI. 03; No. l hard do, 81. II; No. 1 Milwaukee
spr1pK, 81. Is. Corn nanlnAliy unchanged.
, 1879-07-04

DETROIT, Mich, July y3.-FLoun-stoady.
GRA.x-Nhuat holter; oxtsa. ST. On; No. 1 whIte,
l.o71i; Jaly, 81. o.; August. 31.o31t; suptem-
boE, 81. o.; milling No. /, 1.O4A.
llEck1lTs--HieAt, 90. NUD bn.
6H1rNEATb~-Whcai, ID, 4A1 bu.
, 1879-07-04

ToLrpo, Juty y1.--GHA1x-Wheat quiet; No. i
white Michigan. 81. .o]; No. ? rcd. Jnly. 81. 02A I;
do September. Doc; amber Western, .July, 81. o:..
Corn auist; No. 2 August, 15Ac. Oats fnscsive.
Rxc11rr~-wheat. II, COO bn; corn. II, 900 bu.
Bi,1rMENr1-Whe4t, q, f21: cnrn, 6, GOO bu.
The Board dlouEned Ill Monday.
, 1879-07-04

Peoria, ILL.,, July 3.-lIIonw1HEs-scarce and
firm; sales, 100 brls at $1.0:iH.
, 1879-07-04
C0T~t'1N.


NEW oEtEAas, July 3.-rurroH-Flvm: mid.
ding l:c: low DO. SC; nst receipts, sos bales:
Erost. Mn'; s1posA to conslusnl 400; sales, 900;
stock, y, lU8.
, 1879-07-04

PHnsts.ntx.- Unchanged,
fsuTTsn--FiFni antl Unchanged,
E"B*--Dn1! und wrAk 1t iGfalfc
FkTN.si Eua- Unchanged.
GnTFEE-t}nirt anil unchanged.
MHfhKr-Qnift nnd unchanged.
EnEamra-l' Unchanged.
HEcEilr%--Flotr+ 7lU hris; wheat, ~. 200 bu:
cnrn, III. I'm hn: GALS. slA, Int: rye. ith' I'm.
sntfAESls-WhtAt,Hh Nj, 900 bu; corn, 114s p0u M.
vt. Louis.
er. Locfs, No., Jnlv :.-ftoun-UnchanRet
FNAtH~-Wlhni higher; No. rcd. a5!4eai5!:c
ea'h; f3Adsfaihc July; o11iGo2 4c Aneas'' Oa'a
aIniHc htptenlbnr, No. 2 do. 00o bid. Torn
higher; :HGl;l4Ac casl1; AEc Ju,Y; H''ia1a''ic
Auxust ::i'ic sspsanber. tatn ioweri ~ lsc easl;
NILS July: atjc August. Ityo lover; 4fc bid.
WnlsKr-strnIy nj SIT ol. -.-...--.
rnny,stays-rort qutat; to',ttng. $40. co1 10. 2s.
DIR sa1t MEATS ara,er large sales Ut nu'stc points
to come here for August cgnni to $I.t5 for clear
F,j,t and ioug CHAR. and 81 10 for thurt clear;
winter shoulders oertd Al country rutntA It s. TO-
ani hulnlncr ciear ribs nj ~, with &c less bid.
Iacon nfm: clrnr ritz. S. bu1s. co; clear. no.
Lard dull: 81. 10 aukca.
HEcstrrH-Ft0ur, u. 600 btls; wheat, ~, 200 bu;
sttii,MEsrs-Flour. 4,0oo brls; wheat. &, 100 hu:
corn, III. mo l,u.
ii"as--Quiet for Workers. to Ia1tmorcs at
~ 40: tm0nth enry, S. t3. 10; rrcelpts,
4. 0uu hcad; shinmdnts. =, f0u head.
, 1879-07-04

IHnrANAPoIls, July 3.-Ilooa-Stcady at s. Go0
800; receipts, 8, 600; nllpmcntst g QUO.
0Ra1x-Whent firm: No. = rcd, 81, COOL. %,
Oats nominAlty unchanged. Corn 6rm. At 353fc,
uAAs--unchangcd.
, 1879-07-04

BpFcE03 WdpNlt1 70 Tia 7F76WNt
KAsHAs crrr. Mo-, july 3.-GnA,s-The Prize
Current reports wheat receipts tho past weck,
30. 600 bui shipments, II, Oil bu: asmos; No. I,
cash, 92c; July, p0c; No. 9 cash, 00lc; July,
HG1tc. Corn--Rece,pt8 is, TVS blu; shipments,
70, 57a hu; dull: No. 2, cash, 30c; July, 30c, ~