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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-11

MANao1NE, who recently attempted
to assassinate Count Guisso, the Syndic
of Naples, while in Rome, waited for
him in the corridor of the hotel. and &C
costing him with pamphlet he had
had written entitled "The Flea and the
Lion" 1.-The hea?" said the syndic,
reading the title. That is me" added
Mangione, And the lion?'' continued
the syndic. "1s yourself" said the
other; "r read it when you 60 to bed and
you will find it interesting" Count
Guisso replied, 4" am perfectly frank
with all men; shall not have time to
read your pamphlet; and with that
handed it back and turned up the stairs.
The next night Mangione waylaid the
syndic. The struggle between the as
sassin and his victim was deadly; twice
they rolled on the ground but fortu-
nately, in the first fall, the point OF
the dagger struck the pavement, and
but for this the effect of the following
blows would doubtless have been fatal.
The assassin displayed the greatest in
difference. AS the police were holding
him he said, "You need not'be afraid
of my escaping; more likely that scoun-
drel in there "-pointing to the room
where they had carried the syndic-
"will make off," He declared next
morning that what he had done he wa
perfectly ready to do again.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-11

ONCE on time when Whitefelp
preached in New York to the sailors, he
closed with the following bold apostro-
phe: Well, my boys, we have clear
sky, and are making fine headway over
a smooth sea, before light breeze, and
we shall soon lose sight of land. But
what means the lowering of the heavens
and that dark cloud arising from the
Western horizon? Hark! don't you
hear the distant thunder? Don't you
see those flashes Of lightning? Every
man to his duty! How the waves rise
and dash against the ship! The air is
dark! The tempest RACES! Our mask
are gonel The ship is on her beam ends
What pext?' The listening tars, re
minded of the former perilso of the deep,
arose and with united voices exclaimed: :
Take to the longboat"
How much for that fan?' she in
quired, as she admiringly held up an
elegant specimen of breezed-ispensing
architecture. -F
Twenty eight dollars and a half,
madam" smilingly observed the clerk.
And this one| holding up another
one which was much larger and had
more wind power.
Oh, that-fourteen cents" not half
SO smilingly.
!" ri take it," and she gazed long
ingly at the high-priced one as she
slowly laid the change on the counter
and carefully counted the rest of her
uuds to be sure that she had horse
car fare left, t,-Neac Hnrsn Register.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-11
A Very Funny Thing.
Pittsburgh Telegraph


During an excursion from this city
to Niagara Falls, and while at Cleve-
land, an incident occurred which will
never be forgotten by those who heard
of it. The Kenard House at that city
was crowded with guests, when an ec-
centric and witty druggist of Smith
field-street appeared late at night at the
hotel Office and demanded bed. The
clerk replied that there was only two
vacant beds in the house, one wherein
was quartered Pittsburgh morning
newspaper man, and the other in a
room wherein was a Pittsburg evening
newspaper man, who were with the ex-
cursion.
"To tell the truth, they are both
pretty drunk-sO you may take your
choice as to which room you will sleep
in"
The druggist said that ON general
principles he would take his chances
with the evening newspaper journalist,
as they excelled the morning men in
more ways than one, and he would
doubtless be 80 drunk that he would
lie dormantly quiet all night. He went
to bed and was soon sound asleep. The
journalist, however, awakened about
IL o'clock, and thinking it long time
between drinks. dressed himself, uncon.
sciously, in the druggists clothes. and
sailed out to make night of it. Ever
and anon he muttered, as he treated all
present:
Funniest thing l ever heard Of
When 1 went to bed last night l only
had twenty-five cents to my name, ano
now I've got over one hundred dollars
(showing corpuIent roll of bills), anc
Pm bound to spend every cent of it be
fore morning." He did.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-11
Deposit of a Little Lamb.
augusta gal News, =,

On the day in March, 1873, when the
fearful cyclone which ravaged middle
Georgia was doing its most destructive
work, white lamb, no larger than an
ordinary sized house cat, was safely de-
posted, among the other debris, in the
yard of Mr.. Dan Prather, an old gentle
man who lives near Berzella, on the
Georgia road. As soon as the lamb was
discovered, some one of Mr.. Prather's
family ran out, picked it up and carried
it into the house. Where it came from
no one knew; but 1t was fed and nur-
tured, and became a pet in the house
hold. In fact, like Mary's lamb, it fol-
lowed Mr.. Prather about all the time.
After making inquiries, Mr.. Prather
could find no one who owned a flock of
sheep in the direction from which the
cyclone came for distance of twenty
miles, and where his pet came from was
more mystery than ever. At any rate,
it grew up to be a fine healthy sheep, and
as the years passed it was regularly
sheared and the wool applied to domes-
tic uses. There was no other sheep on
the place, and it is doubtful if ever this
lamb saw another of it's species since the
memorable March winds took her upon
its wings and deposited her safely in
Mr.. Prather's yard. This was over six
years ago, and the yield of wool from
this lost sheep has averaged annually
about five pounds. Mr.. Prather brought
to town this years clip, which netted
six pounds, for which he received
twenty-five cents per pound.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-11
TOPICS ron THE HOUSE.

PERFUMES FROM ROsEs.-Tincture of
Roses.-Take the leaves of the common
rose, place them, without pressing, in a
large-mouthed bottle; pour some good
spirits of wine over them, seal the bottle
securely, and let them remain in a dry
place for month or two.
REMEDY FOR FREcKLEs. follow
ing remedy has been found efficacious
in Europe for freckles: Finely powdered
sulpho-phenate of zinc, one part; oil of
lemon, one part, pure alcohol, five
parts; collodion, forty-five parts. To
be mixed well together by trituration
and applied to the skin.
To REMOVE FREcKLEs.--Scrapeh horse
radish into cup of cold sour milk; let
it stand twelve hours; strain, and apply
three or four times day. Or, mix
lemon juice, one ounce; pulverized
borax, one-quarter drachm; sugar, one
half drachm; keep few days in glass
bottle, then apply occasionally.
To VENTILATE A ROOM.-To venti-
late room without draught, make a
hole through the wall to the outer air
in corner of the room just above the
skirting. Through the hole put one arm
of tube three inches in diameter, and
bent at right angles. The arm of the
tute reaching to the outer air should be
in length equal to the thickness of the
wall, and the. other arm should be two
feet long, standing vertically in the
corner of the room; if desired, it car
be covered with paper of the same pat
tern rs that on the wall. A tube of the
diameter given above is sufficient tt
ventilate room of moderate size.
THE USES OF THE LEMoN.-A piec,
| of lemon bound upon corn will reliev,
it in day or SO. 1t should be renewed
night and morning. The free use O.
lemon-juice and sugar will always re
lieve a cough. A lemon eaten befor'
breakfast every day for week or tw'
| will entirely prevent that feeling o
lassitude peculiar to the approach o
spring. Perhaps it's most valuable prop
erty is its absolute power of detecting
any of the injurious and even dangerou
ingredients entering into the compost
ton of 30 very many of the cosmetic
and face powders in the market. Ever
lady should subject her toilet powder t
this test. Place tea-spoonful Of tb
suspected powder in a glass. and ad
the juice OF lemon. If efervesceDc
takes place, it is an infallible proof tha
p.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-11

o, boy With tau nks an spell
o, youth With practical ruddGf
In thinu Of O oomical shape
I've never seen anything odderi
6rotesqus 10 the fsshion-snd yet 10
May presently come 70 prevail:
where under the sun did you got It
o, boy with the tail
And may q . useful b elasssd,
Or docs IL aeom merely Gstheficf
And docs Il but tell Of the past,
Or Is the appendage prophetief
IL this from Devonian ages,
Cut down from the primitive sealef
And are these the vanishing pages
o, man with a tail7
Or are you herald-oh, nyi-
And is this peculiar posseszion,
Instead al . mark of decay,
A sign II the rsoe's progression7
Win saudals hereafter adorn 10
This human anatomy frail,
And subsequent babies be born 80
o, boy With tail7
The wonder shall win It's reward;
lis funny, and Bsrnum win oourt you;
And when you lean back on It hard,
They say you can make Il support you.
Thu. the helm Of the Wild kangaroo
Which vave In the tropical vsls
Appear on o creature bks you
o, boy with q tall
Ws yours an arboreal sire,
And was he q native Darwiniau,
who grew when he learned 70 aspire,
And rose 70 q larger domirnonf
And did he desire without csaHng
To evolute out Of the pallet
And are you the Link Chat was missing
O, boy with . tail7
Come, Tell Us the tale Of the tai;
AL natives must have q story.
And you can your readers re2ale
With reasons posfcrfork
But when you are giving us gloaus
Of the past, the plain ruth win avnil--
For We notice you run to extremes,
o. boy with a tafll
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-11
Stronger Than Words.

TVHgihlaIEhtefpfIse
"Do you know D--?'' inquired a
perspiring leading citizen of another on
c street this morning. Sam d.,
"Yes. Friend O yours, amt hep
"Well, not very particular-good
barroon1 friend, you understand"
"Would you indorse note for
him?'
For reply the leading citizen drew
out a police-whistle and blew it.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-11

Snow fell at Portland, Me-, on the
Fourth of July, and the therm ometer
fell twelve degrees in twenty minutes.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-11

CouGHs AND CoLDs.-Those who are suffer-
ing from Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, &C., should try " BRowN's BRONCHIAL
TRoCHEs" 25 cents box.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-11

In these words a correspondent lately
introduced piece Of poetry to the notice
OF the editor Of a newspaper: The fol-
lowing lines were written fifty years ago
BY one who has for many years slept In
hisgrave merely for his own amusement-"'
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-11

ABotr organs, this fact is conclusive: Mason
4 Hamlin Organs have taken the highest
honors at crery Worlds Exhibition TOR trefre
years, and no other American organ has taken
the highest award at any such.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-11
sl.s7n. "a Pro1lt. In 30 Day..

What $40 has done in Wall street by legiti-
mate stock speculations. Pamphlets oontain-
ing two unerring rules for success mailed frss
70 any person upon application.
Address, A. SIMPSON h CO.,
~ Exchange Place, New York.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-11

srwck1pr sow for the MUSICAL RECORD, and receive
weekly all the news, and plently of good music, for
Ii PiEss-wHrr1 RoBEs, a charming Sunday
School Song Book.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-11

Lyons Patent Heel Stifeners keep boots
and shoes from running over. Sold by shoe
and hardware dealers.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-11
DO IOf BEGIN YOUR SINGING CLASSES BEFORE M
ANHlGL 0. ElERSoEs NEW BOOK IEW BOOK
TIE VOICE OF W0RSHI

While containing large and valuable collection Of
Church Music in the form of Tunes and Anthems, If
perfectly fitted for the singing School and Convention BY
the large number Of Songs Duets, Glees &C., and its
Price 600 per dozen. Specimen copies mailed for
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-11

The cts. edition Of Pnafors, (compete) sells
Aney, and Fanitxa o2.00) sorcerer .00 Trial by
Jury 80 cta.) are in constant demand.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-11


Probably no one. Doubtless We have all suf-
fered to some extent the disagresable sensa-
tions which a dsordered or languid liver can
infict. Sallowness Of the skin, constipation,
nausea, vertigo, soreness in tho vicinity of the
organ affected, sensation as of congestion in
tho head, positive headache, loss Of appetite,
extreme thirst, high color of the urine, are
among tho symptoms which announce per-
version or vitiation of the bile. Tho remedy
of remedies for the above is Hostettcr's Stom-
ach Btters, administered by medical mon
pronounced pure and wholesome by them,
and popular q comprehensive family medi-
cine, and as a specific preventive and remedy
for chills and fever and bilious remittents
throughout America, and to q wide extent in
foreign countries. Disorders in the stomach
and bowels, as well liver, aro speedily
remediable with this popular and time honored
medicine.
CHILDREN DO NOT DIE Of the Group TO whom
DR.. WM. HALL's BALsAN FOR THE LUNGS is adj
ministered. Parents will do well to remember
this fact and keep a medicine, which saved SO
many lives, in the house ready for any cmer-
gency. The Balsam overcomes q tendency to
consumption, strengthens weak and heals sore
lungs, remedies painful and asthmatic breath
ing, banishes hoarseness and cures all bronchial
and tracheal Inflammation. If you have q
cough, use it "early and often" AL Drug
gists soil it,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-11
EMERSON'S VOCAL METHOD,

EMERSON (al.5O) is n valuable book for Voice
framing Containing all the essentials Of study, plenty Of
exercises and plain explanations. and costing much less
than the larger works on the same subject.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-11

Send eireulsrsan catalogue with full list Of stand
ard Singing School Books.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-11

TIE reason why medical practitioners do not
hesitate to prescribe DR.. F. Wilhoft's Anti
Periodic or Fever and Ague Tonic is as follows: /:
Messrs. Wheelock, Finlsy & Co., of New Or
leans, its proprietors, have published its COM
position, and physicians have approved it be-
cause it contains no dangerous drug and be-
cause it invariably proves successful. tits for
sale by all Druggists.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-11

CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-11

Is not \ new COMPOUND.
HUNTS REMEDY
has been before the public
thirty years. and used by
ali classes, with and with
out the alvice of physi-
clans. Hunts Remedy has
saved from lingering dis
ease and death hundreds
Of well-known citizens.
cures Dropsy, Gravel, and
sys, Bladder and Urinary
ct to
Y Dv.nrSAonNR n. l.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-09-11
MASON & HAMLIN GARNET ORGANS

Demonstrated best by HIGHEsr HQN0RS At ALL
WORLDS EXpO,1TlONS roa TWELVE YEA rs;
PEiL1pELPHTi 1916, PAEIs, is, 8: aud GsAN. swED:
IeH Com MEDAL, 1873. Only American Organs ever
aWarded highest honors atau. .rct Sold for cash
or instame4ts. Iuaratsd Ca.qogns; and S CiEcHlan M
LIN ORGAN Co.. BOSTON. NEv YORK. or CHICAGO
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rlper. Vessels ant Rribo1b.
WEDNESDAY. Aug. 27. 1879.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 27, 1879.

ASHES-Quiet unchanged
COFFEE-Mld Grades steady, moderately actiye; safes
300 bags MaracabO quoted IL ioci s00 Savania,
quoted ii 20l7c; late include 0US9 mats Java, OK
Kensl Tar" before arrival On private terms $50 Oags
MarscabO l.34O bags Laguayra 4JZ bags SanllA l34o
bags RicA bags Domingo lots Tor COnsump
ton within our range: stocks, today Java 22S6begs and
G7lO mats singapore 5O5ss CcylOD, 2, S0 bags
Maracabo ii 265 bags Laguayra 1907 bags Porto co
473 bags Costa RiCa 10 5S2 bags McNCan D3l3 bags
Sayauia J27 bags Rio Grades closed steady after better
business, including LOO bags e1 Colorado o.0l bags
mari withdrawn market CITY OF Para private
Prime CargOoS II 4nl4 4gc; Fair do,
here.
C0A-By auction today 30 900 tons scranton wero sold
,nCI1dnp i;rate ~ OF 20f2 l2l2 Egg 81 1882 l72
stove 81 37iaaS24O; Chestnut - II 23s2 22 showing
a slight advance. ,..-,,-- .-,,-,
COTTON-spots llc higher quiet sales 4O7 bales Of which
smpti0n 100 IOr specu atom delivered contracts 500
bales YESTERDAY Receipts the ports sos baos against i4
ms day la week. jG3 this last total since sep
tember / 44f2. SIC bales stock here, j3.6OS bales.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN Markets.

LONDON Aug 27-i:3O p. m.-CaIcutta Lnseed. 53l per
or; fennei Petroleum Gid per GAL spirits OF Petroleum.
LIVERPOOL Aug 27-5 p, m-spiT.ts OF Turponne % Cd
cwt.
ASTwERr Aug 27.ard closed al so francs per 100 slos
BRFJEy, Aug. 2I.-retrOcum marks 90 pfenngS.
IIyFEPOOI Aug. 27.-POrk-Prme Mess rastern. steady
AT 81 ; Western. duh at 70. B1con-Cumberland Cut,
am AZ N; short RIO du at ~; Long Gear, dun at
20 short Clear, duh at 27 Hams Long cut du al 4O
sbouies steady at Inuis Mess none IN the mar
kei Extra steady Prime Mess none in the market
Iart-Pnme Westsrn dull ut 81. Tallow-Prime city.
sgaly Al 30 6d Turpentne-Spirits, dull At ~ I0sn
Common, dun at Fine, trmer at llbd Cheese
.ucTfcan CD0ce dull 30. Lard Oil. dLl at 81 Flour,
ta state frmer at 2Gd WLOat-SDrng No. 3, steady at
,j Tor Southern SpnnR No. 2, steady at sgd, New
Western WiutoI st6ady d.. New southern Winter.
steady at old Corn-Aiixed, steady at 48d Cotonsced
on Yellow American steady at 20. Rosln-ComnOn at
London stoady at 4Jd Turpentine-SprtS az London,
.lr utD
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
Articles marked thus on the free list.

A
LONDON Aug 27-l 1880 D.-COusos gIi FOR both money
ans the account bonds four and hall cents lOS
new yes 1O5l Enc Railway shares preferred, 4H; Eno
c0nsos - Illinois Central saaii NeWJ ersey o2
Reading Railroad. 1872 80
LONDON Aug I'll p. Nitric Railway shares. ~ :, ;
second cOn-0s 73B PennsyiyanIl Central A. Pans
GuUtr three per cent reDts AZ 81 francs ~ > CeeS
for the account o.. NJ
second cOnsOs II New Jersey Central cqnsols, 100.
LONDON, Aug. 21-f miHda Council bills were allotted
today at Il IA per rupee decline.
PARIS Aug 27.-Excuange London p francs ~ cen
times FOR checks. - ,
LONDON Aug 27-i:l5 p. -Consols 97ilisd for both
money and tie account 4 3 bonds and hnli per
cents lO7s fourper cents, 1898 New hves lO5b Erie
railroad 2lTs NewJersey Central cOnsos, l0l Illinois
Central 90 Reading Railroad 10 The amount OF buihon
withdrawn from Bank England on balance to-day Is
&SS2uuO o-- 80, ---.
account
IONDoN. Aug. 27-5 p. m.-Ere preferred 80.
LONDON Ang 27.-The Times IN ii5 financial srcle eays
"There small demandsf0r SILVER Tor india YESTERDAY
larger Inquiry for the Continent About &SOOOO Wot
received from South America, was sOid.'
LONDON 27.The FtnTnctsr says According 20 othe
teachings all past experience altered state OF ings
IN the money market must sgperyene, within three
months time. The pinch is expected about the beginning oi
October when bills drawn by America against wheat snip
purchases beginning 10 DE estimated at amounts
c0psrably in excess Of thought week ten
ago" -, ~
LONDON Aug. 27.-The bullion withdrawn fran the Bank
Of balance to-day (&3s2OUO FOL shipment to
NayE-N NurE
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
CHARTER FOR SALE.

One Of the most is offered
for sale 10 close a trust.
Among the exceptional rights Il oonfers ares
I Perpetuity OF Corporate life.
2. Unlimited right TO acquire hold and doal in ksai
Property
g. Unlimited right acquire hold ant deal species
poperyexcpng only the rght to issue It's own notcsto
circulate money.
a. Unlimited right to carry every species Of lawful
business.
o. Unlimited right 10 fix tolls and charges.
Unlimited right to consolidate with other eOr.oratons
T. right toissue upon terms prescribed
by it, directors.
g. Absolute right declare stock pal any terms
agreed 20 with shareholders.
O. Absolute exemption OF shareholders from all personal
liability expressly assumed by tbcm md. .yidualy.
TO- The right change tho corporate any time
upon nominal terms.
IL. Special exemption from taxation.
For particulars and terms address,
J. HARPER RiGBY,
p q. Box 3.43S. NewYoTk CITY
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
SPECIAL MAsTER's NOTICE.


ALL PERSONS HOLDING STATUTORY OR CrHER AND
CHARGES - RAILROADS OK OTHER fkOPE.fT OF THB
ABOVE NAMED RAILROAD COMPANIES OF IhE STATE
NEe-sB
The undersigned special Master appointed by the above
order OF MI strong Justice ~ Court
the United States, holding tho Circuit COnrs the United
States FOR the sixth Judicial Circuit hereby gives public
tce OF said appointment.
All DO Interested in tho matters referred 10 tho
foregoing order viii take ibt the purposes Of
OF sand enable the hold
Of bonds ilels claims of description
against the railroads the
the tho Master VIII attend hs office,
in the Guaranty and Indemnity CCmpsnSs building, No. so
Broadway, in the City OF NowlOrk btwcrn tho hcurs OF ~
and each day Om the 2lt day ~ August 1879.
until the @7tn day Of september, 1879, inclusive
the mode of making proof IL Is required that either
Orgnal bond. coupon ca.G other evidence debt
shall presented the Master for aud yerG
cation originals presented satisfactory
proof made In the Ot bonds coupons other
date careful description bond, coupon
Thereof, aud Of claims oiher cvuences Of
debt crFtined copies must De furnished
Holders OF securities on the boyenane railroads are FUR
notified that where other evidence Ia addition 10
the proof Of claim Is requisite establish their interest II tho
subject Of The III CATION sdch additional evidence
be furnished by me security hOdeT his attorney
representative " III. III. DE- LANCEh. Special Master.
August %, 1879.
EtERa EPWARD 40 t. hA6PEE"s solicitors for Complainant
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

In London, British consols further declined Sl0 to
076s closing at 97ll16 for both money ana account
limited States 5s were steady at lO53s, 4l2S 4
lower at iO77s and new Is Il lower at 1883. Erie
was very active and fuctuating, finally eloslng :
common stock at a decline of 1os, preferred stock
2l9 second consOs 81. and funded 5s y per cent
illinois Central fell Il and recovered, New-Jersey
Central y and consols 2ld and Reading "a per
cent No 0uotatiOn for money was received,
although the London papers predict great change
in monetary affairs within short time. The BANK
of England today lost 1880, 900 on balance. PaIls
sent no report of French 3 per cents, but quoted
sight exchange on London down 70 25.32-2 francs
Attention is directed to an advertisement in an
other column of w lliiam ii. DE Lancey. Master in
Chancery requiring all holders OF tennessee otaie
bords which are liens the railroads IN Tennessee
named by him, also the holders OF substitution ana
6mOrtgagc bonds said roads to prove Their Claims
There is an erroneous impression that TINS order a
niles only 10 Tennessee state bonds but ali suDsJ-
tntion and mortgage bonds arc included.
The receipts Of -four aud gram at the prlhcipai
Atlantic ports this 27th day of August were:
WoTN
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

FIOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-Mnkot hrm Icodgtaism6 ia ..6
- .H,crt aud home SeBandi sales lt,3ug
SIls including 1900 b1ls. Ciy MAJ IIII - -og = aI
a. G0 or the whole rangei b,OOO bbls Nihtei w me-,
Extra - 4Oas8; 14OO bDs Low Extra - ti7s i5bss ~ ~
ogotations: 30 2 ~ 90 at5 =; slpef9Rs - 20 ~
SSt. cannon 10 Far Extra stale. "a lOHs, ~
GSod IN Fancy do. s4 5O0s4 10: COmmOp 70
GOOD Extra 81 1888 oO Cho'e 20 IISn S 10 5G
90 "a Comirun 10 Extra Round HOOD ONO % -o
II GBs Good 10 Choice do, "A u ds5 to 5h,sota Con,
Trra a Ib asA 2Ji Rye MAtuie $ OO9st IO hAAes '