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, 1879-06-11

pes s'ns a G sts"se and 'sstsy S,.
covered. nd the longs haa t!ee,lod to ~ t,,t.
s sS natsa ss s"'sS % te st I'll r. ssn' Il e sSs'
sse e!e:!ss sss Il sseat S it!ts tss u: u
w. seef' III e" opene Sns 1t Sse sna ss! Il 10
- so,ing a. aeu1t ~ AaRa'at nsoaThs 51o sao
] fepor.ed for iast vaeS. s e i tic Shipments snss
eso sts fs "a? 81. MsfS 'fsSs
4 S,,Sss's, % II ~ .tseF sas .. 5oS y n!i*ea !;
frcs ~ boerl. To'nl. .is,tio0 b.. ,,.,
iiE-:Wss quiet md .tea.Iy NJ 5ic for 'aaY snd
C. az. n"si spf,1 we,f :r ssss e
b 7. # &C. On ,'sa'a stsi e, Ii; II, III.
cnIlina out mGny ,eiiers. No i t'e'r,a .nid nt
t!ie. a1'd CRIT: a. b1c the sueciptt hnyinx ions
Sa: ssie rsper.eG ~" Gas @ "a S9c 80 b. *
tin j at Gle. Total, !. 200 hn.
/ MORNING uAt.t~
Mes. nork--salcs 10, 2il hrs At 80. sax 6tf. 81
for July, 81 D5 for August. sna tl0, 071i
sGc!t eo o h' al !! Il SGd 4; e; zss,,@! {sr
Ier: Mheat-iso, 0oo on At $l:o3;t tot June.
gust Cofn-Bad. 200 oa at 37'f637he for Jnly.
:!8!,dt:ssic for ANgnst, and 3ni6t:iD.se for Sep:
tol1hcr. Nnta--7U. 600 bu at J3ssc Tor July, and
11saQs31alc for August.
TWO O'CLOCK CALI
Wheat wss fairly nctivc hntt easier. eAlcs were
rcporIcd Of III. 600 Lu At 81. U2S for Jung, o!slo
for July. uJkGtu4c for August, and u - f1r ssp.
tcmicr. Aim aalpa Ut 30, oU0 ou No. Ut Nc for
'"au nyn nv wns r. 6tm ~ Win ,s,e, ot n 900 bn nj 3e0a
s:l1,i far June. ;i1t4fI7ssc for fuy. aH4 dt3Ssic
for August. and M. q 3fl.4c for Srptcml,cr:
Oats were Il elA IL hpttet. Sales 10, 010 hn At
:}5iuGb3ls for July, 32c for Aa1ust, and 31c sor
HE'S pork was .tcadY. Sales q. eao brls at 4s ~
klN. tx for July, 3D.n7!1Gbn. 10 for Angnstt and
31O D?.a f0r September.
1ard--aalcs /, OuU &c. At 81. 2cIi for July and
80. 500 @. 395i for August.
LATEn.
Wheat clnecd At 81 .02H bid for juno and D1,4c
ror Jniy Corn closed y a7Aafa1:is fos Ju!y and M
July. u,d closua With scltcrs ut &c fot August.
Afallnro was reported yeh.ctday. dnc chiefly 70 70
about 81, 600.
, 1879-06-11
rn7E11t0NA.

11OQ rRODCCTS-Wore In good demand
throughout but pork ana lard ruled easier at nhuut
the pr1ccs OF Mondays principal session; they Lost
the advance OF tho prcyians afternoon. afents
we're active ami Irui. tIogs wcfa quoted higher nt
the Stock. Yards, and Liverpool reported ahothcr
advance of :NlUd In mcatat wtflo there were mose
European orders hero TO buy, stimulated, proba.
bly, by tho low freight rates aecEcd by some ship
pers before lhe rcccnt advance. Tie rcDortcl ship
tnculs wcrc large, With rather light fccoIp'a.
atEa. roNK-Dec1tteu &c ppr brf. anil Chased e.;
Gbac below tho latcst prices Of Monday. Snies
were reported Of $50 bss SPOT At 80. sh q, 900 brs
seller June ut so.7a; 15,2No bsss seller Jw!Y At
81. 77!lO0. a!t.; 13,ooo brls seller August at
s.87! 4GaO. 05: md !, o0u prls seller September at
$40. 02!s s@1o. 07!s Total. 81, 600 bsls. Also :i0
bsh family pork nt 60. 20 spot. Tho market coscd
steair at 80. 70fpn. 75 for cash OF seller juno.
A,snst: gid goFI: was scarce and Mumnal at
50. 0tNtG.4i. Primo mesa p"rk was nominal at
90; ootl0. 10, and extra prime at 81. ooa.25.
LAnt'-M ~ ttrn'. though sfalu custer than tho
Of 100 ,cs acilcr Juno A. 60 17: T. 0uu tcs seller
duly At :o5l9. Is; nn!l ~ 711 tcs rcer Aaunst
nt su.3 3r1U.:ld Total; ~, 800 te*. Tho mar.
sst sss se;sa se +say ST. % ~ Iii 5a nd
81. HOGlC :F.'. for eeltcr August.
MEArs5Wcrh ncs'so. with ltslc change In quots.
ttois. There was very Eood dcmund for export
little OF the tsndn1, other tan that In local futures,
was snate public. The Eoportcd sa'cs Include
7Sao 9t,o IL, y, "toft @ siGs At ~ 7opa.5Tt sst!ss
@ Suo .slsr septen,arr; W so SSses shoai,!els @ 4
81, 7jGIJ.17! 200 boxns long CHARS ut 81. 7:,fi.
4.S0: 100 boSes long and short clears ut st. S0tt
4aa; 600 pea rrcc1s lan's ~ bs, at 7c aud 7tn
aycsaee. rollcr lust half Of August Tho folIowin,
| wcru Tho c1oB!ng psiccA OH tho lending cuts:
, 1879-06-11

The following instruments were filed for
record Tucsdny, juno TO:

The following instruments were filed for
record Tucsday, juno TO:
csrY rnnrEHrr.
North Market It, ::41,; 4 sof Sosth : ay,w
o.; xsass g kstsafns ss Ssz II $50
Central Fark ~. laos:l0 ftn q twenty.
A!tt At, q I, :.5xl.4 lilo IT, tIatrd May
~ ut. T.. anu J. K. knauts IL United
Lot OIL rtfecs hciween. Brown ana sIuraan
:na, sssnl 10 !, & r. Twcntisths' 1 v ,L,SS !; y!
Sa;!s @'; sss !. S's9a Aa's;s +:
81, .ix', It, antcst june Il tstcphen roo
Mohawk It. a.5 II II of lIiaekIawk Il, "
,; ~ 70 \, & natsa fst ssp o. la'1 Inn
west sili iiaron % #. " =. a.io Il, of wood II.
Mt, xt.3 It, ,iatrA snne !" tCnariea
wc:t i5"s iIrS - Il. III III Ff Il Il w:oi Il. wv
~. :!ixl.:t II. dated Inno 10 tc!arlca
III, u: csano % to noosgs @ y; spsssrl s ,;., 600
m. ai1i.3 It. date! 'unu III trharles
II. Crane y Levi raine,: :.....;,...: n: GOO
aisa Il, .Mtea sune ii t:Iashcw i.n'ncs
W.T. t. 1taa 'nsi,na Ga''aae e. sor II u,,..; i. '
I, n4stxlnD II. antc'l Jnno 10 IL. H.
tits, trustee. to D. L. brallcyl..,..,. Els
A1s @ II It,, daa aa, e1 i5sst Is Masw H. w ,.;ss s
Oakley a., il v cor Of l'aImoes d, a. q:
11;Io q. dated ,,nnc 8 .w, II. q. cotlrell
r's':Is 5 y, @ sss' @sS,.;y;tsaf;i i; i, IL 1'00'
D!smaEk cauft. a7N It " Of Iluchrr vt, n
I, :ixho IT., tatra Ianu7 Il. i. ChTis.
t0p1tr u Christian ,s1hns0nl .,..,....... 875
N0ble 1T, :lst1 It II Vt Utsla,uh ri, Q T. ENx
II: T! in'r,sayei, dated Juno i III.
:$:l.ln +. dated June e illrnry q.
Trwts to llerhAEd l1ni'leherl. ......... n,100
T.. Ikf Inn t1htut F1uR IL ~ npt
, 1879-06-11


UnAN-Was lcss active, aud again easles, though
mure stcaAy tl,sn thu previous day. Thoro was
soma pressure tu sell lots arriving on track, and
difficulty experienced III procuring cars to forward
tho etuG East. Sales wcre reported OF ~ toua at
81 hGt7. 7h per ton IN track and 10 tons at ST. %
OK. h1 free M board cars.
EouS. S.MxAG-CaArse was notnlfkl Mt S1a. 10 per
ion Oh track. Sale mas uAdo Ut E00 btls on pryatu
torlna.
311pn1IsGs-Salus warn 40 tons II ~. b0Gb10. 90.
BPil1Na WItEAr--Was moderately active nnd
unauay stendy, thu entire range being nnly about
:tr. Tho natkut for next month wni tnriy ut Air
advance, and later ut he bc1nw Tho 1alcst quota
tim of Monday. Tho 1isitlsh markets were guided
hrn, but It was cYntcaiy remarked that tho quota
tlon simply meant lint cur No. can laid .lo~,l
:hpp.npx s''g kow "S Yosk us oa
g., !ho an quotation there bsinR 6i.o7 asksd
aid l.nt fact steaied tho rprkct against
the doprc.4lnY tendency OF warmer "t,athat. Nh
isssps s
q 10, wyru chiefly taken BY Local bnye!s prob.
sny e appa{ On June c.a,sa:s. oy so'Sa u
e"s se sfts II H. h vi 9bS. 'taas sis
tux Y. OH. aeller July waA tho leading dent!
i"a Il ass st ss' Il 1's :tfs Fl. 4 asss stnst' Is ssF s
Baa 1t 81. no.t, fel, Of! to Mli@u0Tc. a.d elotei
a on'.e. Seller Aauust nas Iltitt = a:ls@tiAe,
eu M. > ut 81. h:hal .0.!s ~, 0i0 bu No. a at
s1?;tts:ic; 1000 ba reflected i, u2 eotEe, III.
0Gu ha by sample At 81, iQbGic On track: anil t. ajD
hn @ 90 at dhllooc FREQ OIL board cars. Total. l:.
Drukn wMEAr-snlcs wcro 400 hu No. = rod
sa'nne at $l.Da(ht ]. 0D OH tfncx; 400 hu do Mt
81, 0t fres on h0ani car; 4U0 hn do at u. 10 du.
!!rstrI; 4uo bu ,nl1oa Ut DC iste on b1ar,i cir:
;i.su0 bA M = M1nnraota IN st0!c A. 81. 10
i.oj!4 and ~ !0na scresAlnRs a. @lh 10 per tom
coES7Mas mars active. a',d early wa shas!o
rncF, bus fell eff later, and closed ac lowor tau
tho preceding etenlng. i " worthy of nutp,
howeYes, That the decllna was onty eHaai
IL the httYaRca Of thu previous afleE-
n"on .hs so,,ng pr!Sss as oSlock re eonK G.,
nnfketa woFc repultud sEeadY. aud thetu wa no
NATURAL change Ii New York quotations. whle our
rtcetpts wire smaller, but scarcely cquaed oy thu
reported xhpmlhts. There was lesa inquiry IN tho
;Ss S1 y9s's' r. s". s as ss S iS ,sR
ut the ostset good many buying orders betnR re-
cs!yc4 from outside l,artles but they ware nlosly
hlIud by nnoB, and thun thu market grow tanlo.
sslioF july opunca ~ D1aats:i7eac, advanced to
si1a .sa ss1,, atssa a7@f e @ a # !1e
At 'tat.jssc, and Ju1e At 3i5f4t3J'sc. both clos
ing At 1nads quotAtluus. Cesh No. ami high
Miacd, In stote, closed at ;ot.c, ami % ftee On
nas H. attsf gS,nS tsihst ~ @ ss
by Nj. = aud high nixud a. aul+&D37c; l.!00 bn
shita at 1pac; y, 00U bu new high ,xua VI a5a;c:
h. 400 BIT uaW mixed and Eclected ut 3t4c; &, I0
ln BY sample Ut 139bi0}te vi, truck, and VI, QUO
By h. @ ~ 34asa4le FREQ on board cars. Total.
oar. .Wess active. though lca4 so than on Mon.
day, anl lower. CloslnY 10 Gulpw ta pElco the pro-
| ccltng afternoon, IAa receipts HGyc f4tr, sui
most Ut lAs osts Hctu inspected lutu slofu, haul.
, 1879-06-11

Thu Stock Ltport, loading mining journal Of
this city, attsr.s =. ..4lcllletlts 1T Alex Del
mas's letter to the .Sau, saying DclEnr has iio
knowledge OF mlucs or mining, alna simply rep
results q class vi Irresponsible corrcspunhclts
who arr gtrlvin, Tor national notOrety: Tint he
las been doHl, ON Cun1stork for eighteen
months; tint no reputable management would
icopar1zc the interests of its stockholders by al-
initttng hin 10 tho works VI mine, mud
htnca lint hc Is trying to get eyell OH l,nfortl-
nato stuck spccualiuns. It gocs on to state
tl,at the senior proprietor Of the. Stock iffnort
lla. lust returned from unse1tcnt'sa cxntnt1la
lio,t uf Co,n.tocb. III which he inspected mines
from Sierra Sesadn on tl.e n,rth TO Alta on ti,e
south, and claims indications for The {uttirc Of
the lode nre better than d. my title durlE tile
putt threa yuars. Tic c1aftn III bascd On per-
sonal 0hayryatltu md the statements Of over
two hundred ,ninrrs anil tniniag men.
FOREIGN.
1ospoa, June 10-5 y. nl.-Conaols, Of 0-1G;
accouut, O7ia.
unitcs States secnrlttcs-filtnois Central. 50:
PENNSYLVANIA Cct1ral, mn; Reading, 2o11;
Erie, 13e1; prcfeErea. Dlt.,
United states Donds-New u, 1864; 4}{s,
10s1If; as, 105.
Ainount Ut bullion withdrawn from the Danls
Of England on balanco ttrtsny, E17, ,0Nl.
BElillN, June lD.-Yhc statement Of the I'M
perlal l3ank of Gcrmany Slows nif increase its
spteic Ut j, 3d., ,t)'Fl rnrks.
TAHia, June 1U.-IscntcS, 116f i5r.
, 1879-06-11

I!'e following Wcrc tio receipts ut,l stfp-
tneNts OF the lcadlng articles OF produce In this
raty during tho twenty~four hours cudlng ut 7
O'Clock on Tucsday morning, md for TIC
corresponding tlasu twelve months aEu:
, 1879-06-11

EllEtSE-Ihe position or inc HaskeE #h8 nnlnas
proved. Thu receipts arc much In o1ceas Of tho
lupand. and the anxiety Of holders to realixe keops
values weak. Tho Now York Daiietin OF Saturday
last ears Of that markets '0n strictly chuice and
fancy cheese It appears psoper 10 call tho market
about steady. and stock canning up to all tho re-
uutrcmen.s Of perfection has nRatn sold at 7ho.
This 1gnrc, however, Is tho tory htghrst that can
10 nancd and tt IL falr 10 ttute that pomc myers
claim I" hAyc arcafca as good as anything on thu
market for iiGlHc less. For Btuck on which &c
cannot readily Do ahtaincd md this aecsns to cosor
L. very largo proportion of tho Offering. tbs POSI-
tfon ts very badly IcmDFalxed, ami 1t II s!np1y mi
lmrosafbllIty 10 give my reliable quotation. Hold.
ers haye 10 do tho best they can. and buyers arc
croxIing tle,n without mercy. Probably 6!to
would be full figure OIL three auarcrs Of the stte
cheeae offering. Western flat cheese !s dull and
weak, nnd g appcara no lon9of quotation. Some
Wisconsin Chcddara have conn to hand and sold at
M Irregular price. with tho quotation got soa-
wtat nominal. w hear, however, Of ona very
goDd lot at f}!sc." We Nu0ta:
tHl! CsehtH. hcN.+...., .t.+.s... s..s-. H4aptFt
in!t Akinl. HcH.*. ','a.s.s-..s. go tEn
tnl! hRlm. new .'s...."s.r... .....1 t1tA
Low tfaHtb -. ...s.,.s.'s.. ss..:'.s.! !41QR~
COAt--Ilut slight change was noted In the tosl-
t!on OF tile coal market. Prices ware quoted firm
at H. 70 for tho different 4!zea OF LnckawanAa; at
81. II for Erie; md at 81. 00dsJ 81 for Illinois.
E8CS-Wcrc In fair request anu stcady At 1o@
l0hc. Tho recelnts arc falling 01.
FISdt-Thss market was reported fairly active
and generally 6.rn lnke.Ash alone showing lack
, 1879-06-11

June 10,-lseccipts- Flour. l4.3ll br1s; wheat,
t3i, ,7Uo bu; corn, 19i,416 bu; oats, 35,?75 bu;
corn.mcal, 1,4o0 pkr,; rye, 17,t0o bu; malt,
14,705 bu; pork, 1,ol0 brls; heel, 2 1M tcs; cut
meats, 0,l4a pkus; lard, a,G70 tcs; whisky,
2Jl brit.
Exports-For twcnty.four hours i Flour,
1ocO0 br|s; wlcdt, 149,D0o hu; corn, 2u5, 900 ba;
uals, 1,Du0 bu.
, 1879-06-11
Withdrawn from stoso during Mnndny for
city consumption: 4,s55 bu wheat, 2,356 bu bar


md J,4O0 bu high mixed curu cnra ncw 10,
1 cars now n,txo,i, Oh cara ami IS, 1nO Au No.
. rom, IL cars rejected, ear no Eralc ono
eosn}; It cars whito oats, 10 cars and 400 bu
No. 2 mixed, 3 cass rejected, ear no grade {G1
oas.}; Gears No. 2 r,o; cur No. 0 bnrlcy, car
cxtrn do. Total {a57 cars), 420 200 In. Inspect
cd nut: 47,SD bu whcnt, 80 32s bu corr, G.74l
t'a oats, 111,ss:ll0 bu rye, 8,D71 BIT barley
4 shipper statclt yesterday tlsat llo l,att about
rot through mn,1lug M. . wheat. It lnst
uncut lnlf1 10 ship IL to EnglnNi ut lDc per 10D
lbs IN lover rac than has hitherto l,een atimtL
tcd}, md that 10 ltas bought son,c thls week to
MI M tlncxpsrctl youtrac. fos freight room ut
ttmt. figure. but 1t will not pay at any
thing moro than that. Sumo of our in1lers my
Tint tho No. 2 IA not worth moro than 0628c rer
In aboYe tlc No. q for milling purposcs, pllt-
Ting these two statements togsthcr, tlio very
pertinent question nrscs, What will bo dono
with the No. q which Ia now held aiIic nburc
No. 8 III this mnfketf 1lcrc IL certainly room
for change In sotno direction tefure It can be
marketed at profit on The other side Ut tlla
Atlantic. VIII Euroocan bu7crs consent to pay
moro than nom, or wlll American holders ron.
scnt to take irssl "srarco two months re-
main in which To answer the latter qncstsof,
unless tho qr,csy bo further complicated BY TAX
!f,g into ucco,,nt the new crop
st Louis wi probably hcgla to sey something
about the coming crop nurl, sooner thnn TINT
A,,,ho, xo,t. ~ t,v, ,,,t +,, r,otl roo,,. ~
that rt,v viii bo rnz,n,, oh.trnr.cf,1v -, ocw
wheat. ,rl wondrrynr what o,her nconla ore
,ril,tn, to mt. for n
Not nuite 10 mich for lin frost In tho mir
M ,'e ~ ~ A -, ~, .'o ~, @oS :" ~ W.
yesterday. put grain hcld 'sa own notW!thstnna.
luz.
trl,o ,,,.t,r ,-,aunn ,,,,rt.,t ,ro,o na,,
l., .,.. ..,, 49,, - .,s 49,,
" act'fo 3eatesu"fs h"" 1888 'feeulhF thah
might i,nye tecn nxnected Froyslona verc
.aret, er,n ~, .v.,.,,thr ,rf,,, a fna.,,.. ..,ns.
aEA.' MN - ntn II 'uttAcr hL'ie''-
!nA Ill mcaL Huothta0Hs Ill LHElaHu,-but buyers
we're We, s,,,s nos "H'" ~ 9,..sn,a aasa"co oesona
lAo Hao1aaoHe VI 'Aph""J attetnoo'1t
yaf1cll little, but ruled a ebede casfrr
-, =. ~
INN tto pfe'eo''g a'tethooh' Corn feecue't
, 1879-06-11
aESEnAL MARKETS.

1}H0OM-COtlN-Wns III fair ro1nest and atH1.
TIE rccc!pts ntc small. the stock In few hands, and
TIM supply has boon roducel 10 roderate proper.
, 1879-06-11

Latest quotations fur Juno delivery on tho
eatliug articles fur tho last two business tlays;
, 1879-06-11

Calf,........ ]. 1.10G11.H u Klp.... .... a5al,1a
1.EAD--W'as active ana bgles car.ints lem,
qnotcd at 50. 7'5, and s,nall lots Ut 81 no. IT,
YORK market IL reported aotlye, tho moyetco; IA.
iag apparently speculative.
METALS AND TiNNER3' STOCK-Wcfo n,
, 1879-06-11

4Hphq!QEt Guullu1l&t <@4Rs1 III pAFt~
Iu paper, medium. 4IG3I:
eh0KlSN--OtlANutATEh 4ra+I
In paper. common .:11af5 IN cloth eou! ,ir Isl
lu CLOTH cpHltnoH. EiGoIu In clhlh' c'os.t .tx1 iN
In wiskY@a: Sie seea 9aat !" sna a''s +:
wero fepofsed Of ZOO bfl. d!st!Ilrf;' ,s Eoo'' ~
basis Ut ST. Di puE gallon for hyh"rs: ,o ,ecetp!s
WOo1.-Continars actvs and ht!m ,!.',,.t. -" hats I'd
ars incrss'Hv IN yosMs; an, ai ,ss i'sSs sr R.'tss
Htts;; ;ass sss ee,S .s;s: tue eiR ds. fs
Ire. pslcea are qults hrm, and az asaft st J., r.
wool nFu taken 6y nannfaetutrf,lIs,r ffwara qaIst
cu!ycd. Nuw wool ~ now colis'1's 'ss.ln IT, lc., af-
freely, tte Fcrslpta tho past week a' srff lIltIt
wards OF l. goo. 600 lbs. and !teIs II ress, Kta.
wool nuW loft uns0lA III csl'tnIm 'r,. ~. nj tt.a
tueky, Missouri OF deosEia a lls'v wons fos ,asn'
srats ana IL Is cyIpsnt, u The present. ~ I0ht Iht.t
continues iarpo nort,on Of lie clipn1.,tsrrfs clip e.
atatcs will pass Into thu hands ~ n ssu woa:s
before now ohio, pena'y@iysa. @ so.. o. 81 sat ~.
again reach sons j. qo o!o H. a;'inf'' ~ ~. lts
01U lbs Tor tho corresponding wee " ,Iur d.
The position of thaya ~, s.sr. tu,ll'ns oa't
!elent. Last year many nuns Ia, ~ slocia5s r
ronds n" hsm a Sn,. ths n, are tally mi tht
wita lssas co,,trncts fpt futnrc 3clt'tf, i, touud.
tfsds IL fnoro healthy and Hte!tenlept TX
Tho only fear IL that tho ptefMen. ~ hjyh an4 lesa
Xxx, is,.1 =" IN .hc .ssso .nssy 1ea ,cns
In ciscuiatuI that largo orders hsE1a h.a nSt ttass
abrpaa for wool, and, ath0lSa ~. shu.tI aot H.,
shem 10 any rsable source; e'%3thnY and eoesps 70
Woal. IT,. a,s nn nn"t n .ri lrta aaa lid ,s
Imported At vafy sh0tt hottcs u P'' u,aai
would warrant it," ttuotatlohs' ..,..a;ga;
WaAAod 1crce. nlcdiuA.;;. ''''' ,,......'2:YE;W
Mediam nnws.hcd
Fine d". .......''t '''' .,.....s 's
EQ&taa uo+s..s+.,..s''s'f''''
, 1879-06-11

EA1Is-Wcre higher, Owing to acatcity a1l ID
vance At tho mills. Tho quotation bls been
raised TO 81. 45 Al Il baala.
OlLS--Cathpn oil was lower. a 1:c decline IN
price. chnnzcs. Trade waa reported falt 1t sha
, 1879-05-26
THE RAINS.


Special Dtsra.eh TO INT Tribune.
MENDOZA. ILL.,. May 25.-Ovsr two inchcs and
a half of rain foil here within the past eighteen
huurs, with . prospect Of its continuing till
nlornlng. 1t Ia being accompanied with very
scscte thunder and lightning, and is quito cold.
Sp.ctdI nsspaicA 10 ma Tribune.
MoRH.s. Ill.,, AfaY 25.-Thc outlook for tho
farmers in this ntNl tho adjoining counties Is
ycry dsscouraxin& for thls year. Thero was not
much rye sown last iall, md wlat tAoro WIS has
como up worry Uneven. The oats, frun present
Indications, will be very poor crop. The corn,
Of, accuilnt Of tho codno*s Of tha sprlng, Ia but
very few cAses laa sproutcd: Aml the majority
Of tho far1ncra i,ave roplanlcd, while In tilany
cases they Lavo replautcd tho sccond and even
tho third tltno. Some farmers attribute the
trouble to too deop planting. On account Of the
dryness Of tho seasun. they supposed that It
would he necessary to pitt tho corn In deep.
others think tint 1t IL oHng to the general bad
condition Of tue corn used for seed. Two thnga
huvc becn noticed, which It would 10 we'll for
farmers, 10 remember: Torn planted to tho
least depth Inns come up the best; and the very
few cases where tho corn was carefully picked
early In lhc fail, and hung up Ia dry, has ID
yariahly sproutcd. So that It would seem TINT
the difficulty Is moro in the corn which Is used
for seed than lu tic weather. Unless matters
change for the better very aoon, there will not
10 half crop. There Is not tnuch corn In this
county Of last yoar's crop.
, 1879-05-26
THE 4 PER CENTS.
oAF T1iRr BE xEpF urf

bpecta! DitpafcA to 11s Tribune
WARRINGTON, D. O., MAY 25,-1n con,....
tton hcld with high Treasury Official ~ asa
who is In position 10 know the In. and M. y ;,
the syndEcate and Of the bond-markrt, ~ w.. =.
official sald that, in hts Judgment, the i 'as. as
cents could not bo maintained At thc h"s Gs
premium ut which they arc now sold. nna ~ .h..
the demand for the refuudlng certificate, 's' hs'
become popular craze. The same Official III.
however, that, II the Government ha. m, ~ ~
bound by certain restrictions in conncc,ion a xi.h
tho Syndicate, II would have been t,o.,tl,. ,,I
for tho Treasury to have made slim.
QUO on tic sato OF these s11nt1 N.
Of .fcfundinE certificates, and, thonl1 nlI
the 4 per conts be rotalned at their present nv.
ninm. 1t Ia believed. that somo Of tte h,nt.
which hnro l040s deposited Us security for RI,
culation would "
SURRENDER 4 PORTION or THEIR c1Rcu, i'm,
rather than rcp1ace 1tl40s with 1 ppr ccpi. a,
such high rntes and soma Western banks ercn
now aro understood 10 have determined In, n
attempt to replace 10.40s with 4 par cents at III,
present high prices, but to leave thu 1ui0a i,
security after interest has ccascd a1,d tte,, ~,
gunent tliat they can better afford to o}lov
called 10-30a to remain In tho Treasury yau,,
without interest md buy per cents to replsss
them In twelve N onths at lower rates than The;
Gnu to now replace them at high rates.
, 1879-05-26
MEMORIAL SERVICE,

THE IATB Mis-, ADAMS.
The Western Aycnuo md Ada Street Metho-
list Churches Joined last evening at tho lat1rr-
TUNED CHURCH III memorial SERVICES ln rcapect to
thu deccasrd wfa ot tho lsuy 8. II. Atlstus, who
died Wednesday last. Mr.. Adams was pastor
Of tho Western Avenue Church last year, and
IA now pastor Ut Tic Ada Street Church, hencc
tho untou OF tl'o> two churches 1T the scrvivo;
and, notwithstanding tia weather wns very uu-
favorable, largo congregation WIS drawn out
tu ntteet their respect for tho deceased
and their regret ut her sularu dcultsr.
The church was suitably decorated for
tho occas!on., Illc altar was surmountcl by
tiay elolcs f'ora Tributes as'd tlso elunerl.rafl
hand a!a(o stood pillow Ut flowers, upon which
restcd ncat design of tho Bible. upon tbs open
VaEts Ut which had bean wrought tic words
"blesscd are tbs Dcad." THIS tribute 1uaT!;od
tho pows ssatxacl to Mr. Adams uMd'hts taln.iy
ol thu Ada htsset Cuurrh.
T!s exercised commenced with u}e singing OF
selsctlnn by tue e4osr of thu two churches.
wit witt AZ. n. nrsSst sSeps1 SS s y n s fmsak r. oi % @
lsay: Mr. Harrington followed In rsading
q brlef biographical sketch Vt tn liis
of tue ueeuasod. which showed ,hat
!ss., sne hsd teea N acttys IN religious work,
~! must tn deeds Of charity, lore, anu klndnuss.
church, followed 1n feeling allsuss, WHICH
brought tears to The eyes VI alI Tie dwell
upoa tho many noofo tra!ts u character Of thu
DECEASED, aud satd ter death ind shocked Gle
community. uu had 1ust her uudus various cir
cutnttsuees, aud hAl always found hur racou.
elIud to God, an.l reaay .to 90 At His bidding,
md .Ae fuets which u,a<lo her bereavement ID
painful wcEe, When regarded tu tlps light OF In.
apired truth, CONSULTATION to those who hatl
known bur. 6Aa wa* crowned in Heaven, md,
while sl Of her friuuds would gladly hava her
e'ack, none would Ehave bur give up the
crown or foFnEo the ruwArd slIe was renping,
0ud uoycr mada any mistakes, and lle bud cul,Gd
her In His wisdom to cutter Into His Joy. AZ
painful as It n.lght be 10 Iloaa s4e lutt, they
SHOULD bow su0mlsstYely, aild strive to clnulata
les example Us follower Of JeeuA. ln Goll-
, 1879-05-26
THE WEATHER,


OFp10E OF THE ChlRv HIaNAL OrFlcEh
WASHINGTON, d. G., May ell a. ,1,.-lnd!ss'
tlous For thu Ohio Valley aud Tennessee. rtsiass
preceded IN the latter by falling baromss'.
warm southcrly, ahllt!ug to cooler northcrlr of
caster'J winds. purity cloudy weather, aud 10
cal ratus.
For thu Upper Mississippi and Luwer NI
souri, Valleys. genorally higher pressure, 1s.f
ablc wiuds, mostly frotn northeast to nofsar
wcst, generally cooter, purity cloudy weatle'
AMI ain ate4s, 4ceosnpauYlng lueal stoFlns,
For the Laks Region, gul,erally higher pfeaf
urc, winds mostly Iruni tht rostA to cast. ~.
tfonary or lower Temperature, ulsd parity cioudt
we4tAcr, with ra!n areua over The Upper LaEa
Allu Lake Erie.
Causionary signals continue at Duluth, ~.
Quette, Es<anaba, Milwaukee,, Section !, w
csgo, Gr4ld Haven. Section y, slackinaM Cl;I
Alpepa, Port Huron Ddtrolt. 6srl!un !, Toleae
Hanluaky, Cleveland, Section 8, Erlt, ButAa
Rochester nud UBwe1o.
LOCAL 01s8RrATloxt.
Cn,uAao, Mar q
, 1879-05-26
CASUALTIES.
Six PERSONS Dnowvrn

Blk PEKSUNS UHOWNED.
LAKa CHARLHs, La, May 25.-Ycstsrda7, ia
tho Calcaacu River, little below Lake Cbarle.
during thundor-storm, whtrlw.utl struck tl,s
small mail propeller Ramos, caps!zl,,g It, and
causing 1t to sInk instantly IL about thirty fee,
OF water. There wero on board, besides ,hs
Captain und engineer, sir passengers, utmsd
1uc!on DcnaIne, of Galveston; j. G. Bird ot
Cameron Parish, two little slstcrs, Zosa and
Medoria Partition, aged 10 and 12 years, Of caI.
castou Parish, and q colored woman named jose.
pllno Hawkins, and her child agetl 2 ycat,,
NUno OF the passengers could swim. The Cap
tain and cnyuecr SWIM asl,osc, but all tnc pas.
aengers drowned. Tho bodies were recovered.
except Josephine, md buried Tiers to-day.