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we denounce such action In subvertng
the will of the people as manifested
at the ballot box, as unwise uiIpatriOtie and nos
tile to the spirit OF a free government
JOHN KEBLER Chairman.
J. y. BALDWIN. SecretIry.
On motion of DR.. Davis the Sergeants- at Arms
were instructed to clear the hall OF outsiders.
Nominations for three Senators were then made
as follows; Il. +. Keinschmldt, A. J. Cunning
ham, AMI McGill, Herman Goeoel, Captain Jas.
S. Wise, Benjamin Egglest,'n, +. p. Ransom, sol.
Martin, E. +. Carson, Joshua H. Bates, Thomas
Asbury, Amor Smith ,Jr., Jos. Kinsey,C. 0 Lockard,
George I. Stedman. Christ. Moerlen NJ. f.
Thompson, John Kebler, Phil. iinkle, Henry
GLADDEN., Josiah KIRBY Henry Pearce.
The names of Messrs Kessler. GLADDEN., Season.
good Amor Smith, Stedman, Kebler Thompson,
Sol. Martin and Captain Wise were wlthdnwh.
The Convent on would not allow the name of
Christ NJ eIl in to be Withdrawn. and then pro-
ceeded 10 ballot.
1t takes 46l votes to nominate The
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The latest couriers at Fort Buford from
Gen. Miles, report him in camp on Beaver
Creek, resting his horses and men. The in
structions from the War Department will
probably reach him there. Miles friends
at Fort Keogh indignantly deny that the
protector of the Yellowstone and Upper
Missouri country is either reckless or anx-
ious to get into fight with the Indians
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WASHINGTON CITY.
SHIP CANAL ROUTE.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The President is
considering proposition to appoint
board of competent officers, to be selected
from the Army, Navy and Coast Survey,
whose duty it shall be to proceed to Cen
tral America and the Isthmus of Panama
routes for Isthmian canals thus far sur
yeyed, and report thereon to the President
at the earliest practicable time.
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City Com mlssloners.

John Malone sidewalk contractor, pre-
ferred charges against L. w. Matthewson,
late Assistant Engineer in connection
with one Michael Burke, and asked for an
investigation. Referred to the Committee
on Sidewalks.
Tie purchase of three horses for the
Water-works and five for the Street-clean-
ing Department was authorized.
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NAVAL OFFICERS SENTENCED.


BERLIN, July 28.-The Court.martial in
the case OF the sinking of the steamer
Grosser Kurfurst have sentenced Admiral
Batsch to six months Imprisonment, and
Lieutenant Clausa to one months impris-
onment.
RESIGNATION OF MINISTER WEIGH.
LONDON, July 2S.-The Daily News an
nounces that the Hon. Mr.. Weich, United
States Minister, has resigned in consequence
of recent domestic bereavements and that
he will probably sail for the United States
on the goth OF August. The News saws Mr..
Welch will carry with him cordial regard
and respect of all who have been brought
into either social or official relations with
him.
MAIL STEAMER WRECKED.
The mail steamer Illimani has been
wrecked on the Island of Mocha, near Val
paTaiso. The crew and passengers were
saved.
India.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION.
LONDON, July ga dispatch from the
Viceroy of India says the British Mission
were enthusiastically received on their ar
rival ut Cabul.
RoUsING RuMPA REBELLION.
A dispatch from Calcutta says the Rumpa
rebellion is assuming a serious aspect. The
rebels have captured steamer and have
repulsed soldiers
SPAN.
AN oBsTREPERous OLD WOMAN.
MADRID July 2S.-Yesterday, while the
King was taking his usual ride, an old
woman threw q stone at him. She was ar
rested BY the guard.
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FOREIGN.
IL uSSla.

CONTINUANCE OF CoNFLAGRATIoNs.
National Associated Press to the Star.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 2S. S.-Petropaulovski
in Siberia has been destroyed by fire. Seri
GUS fires have also occurred at Uralsk and
Nelitiyaskki.
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Local Personal.

Hon. VIM. L. Hudson is stopping at the
Gibson House.
Manager R. e. ]. Miles in card saws in
all probability he will worry through next
season as Manager of the Grand Opera
house without partner.
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Four thousand Germans at Newark last
evening protested against the refusal Of the
Excise Board to grant licenses to the better
class of German bar-room keepers, brewers
and prOprietors Of beer parks.
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Mr.. Christian Moerlein declared nominated
Mr.. Jakey Hughes moved that the rules of the
Convention b. suspended, and that Mr.. Josiah
Kirby and Hon. Ben EgglcstOn be nominated by
acclamation This was voted down.
The baloting for the other two Senatorial can
didates then proceeded.
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WORLD OF WOE.
Chronicle of the Crimes and Ca
lamitieS of Mankind.
WOMAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING.


Specials to the Star
LONDON, Tenn, July 2S.-During the
heavy storm at Mt Vernon, Monroe County,
Mrs James Brannon was killed by light
ming. She was getting dinner, and was
over the fire when struck, and was thrown
back on the floor lifeless corpse. She
never breathed after being struck, so far rs
is known.
GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, July 2S.-On Jones
farm, near Witisburg, Tom Baker and an
other colored hand collded. Tom was 50
badly cut up with knife and an ak that
he will die, but not until he had shot out
the bowels of his antagonist, who only lived
q short time.
VICTIM OF DRUNKENNESS.
AMBoY, ILL, July 2S.-Whie an old man
named Oliver Simpson was driving across
the track near here, train struck his wag-
on, throwing it in the air. 1t fell upon
Simpson, crushing him instantly to death
He was drunk.
SUSPENDED FROM TIE RAFTERs.
FoRT WAYNE, IND, July 2S.-Yesterday
the body of Frank limerick, SINGLE aged
twenty-eight, was found at his house,
Cedar Creek Township, suspended by a
rope from the rafter, limerick having
hanged himself during the night. 1t is be-
lieyed he was iHsane.
STEAMBOAT MAN DROPPED DEAD.
DECATUR, ALA, July 2s-C0pt. Henry
Helm, for several years prominent steam
boat man on the Tennessee River dropped
dead in TIillsboro, Ala. He had shipped
grain by boat to Alabama, and was there
on that business. His home was at Lead.
vale, Jefferson County.
MINER MANGLED TO DEATH.
DANvILLE, ILL.,, July 2S.-George Jones, a
miner at Upton, n suburb Of this city. while
attempting, late last night, to get on the
platform of caboose, was mangled and
crushed to death instantly.
MUSTERED AT TIE BREAKFAST TABLE.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 2S.-Ben Stead
man and Anthony King, colored quarry
men at Strawberry Plains, fought at break
fast about their rations. Steadman seized
an ak and cut Kings skull open. He died
in an hour and Steadman escaped.
REUBEN sCHNEIDER's BADNESS.
New ALBANY, IND, July 2s.-Reuben
Schneider is in trouble here for driving his
family from his home, and then locking
himself up in u room with his fourteen
year-old niece, a very intelligent and hand
some girl. The police rescued the girl and
sent her to her father, at Louisville
HE WARMED UP CARTRIDGE.
DENVER, July 2S.-A special from George.
town states that Orrn Il. Clark. a miner,
had his right hand blown completely off by
u giant cartridge explosion. lie had the
cartridge under the stove warming it, and,
on picking it up, the cartridge exploded
demolishing the stove. The wounded man
walked seven miles to reach medical aid.
National Associated Press to the Star.
KILLED AT MANHATTAN BEACH.
New York, July 25.-Two men were run
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"The license OF the sun and air" to tan,
freckle, and chap your skin is revoked by
the use of Caswells Camphor Ice Lotion.
For sale by John kneshan
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The latest Partisan fashion reports state
that an American toilet article, Hagan's
Magnolia Balm, is rapidly supplanting ali
other cosmetics in the French capital.
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A Bell County, Texas, woman's pan Of
eggs, which she pla ed on a shelf and
forgot, hatched out into brood of chick
ems.
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New York Stock Report.

The following shows the range OF quotations
and the amount of sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange, received by Lea, sterrett & Co.,
2S West Third street:
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Fourth Edition.
T I'll E L A Il E S T
In Brief.

In Brief.
Rational Associated Press TO the Star.
PIrrsBuRo, July 2S.- Eight million bush
els of coal and coke were sent from here on
the rise of the river.
SARATOGA, July 28.-Bonnie Wood won
the first race to-day, Mintzer the secono'
and Shylock the third.
NEW YoRK, July 28.-The steamer An
choria to-day brought seventy-nine Ice
landers for Minnesota.
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however, been an official report of any
yUTTING OFF RATIoNs.


WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The Secretary
of War will withhold rations from the
Memphis people unless they go into camp.
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CHICAGO, July 25.--It is reported that a
refugee from Memphis arrived here this
morning with a genuine case of yellow
fever.
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AMBoY, ILL.,, July 2S.-While an old man
named Oliver Simpson was driving across
the track near here a train struck his wag-
Oh, throwing it in the air. 1t fell upon
Simpson, crushing him instantly to death
He was drunk.
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National Associated Press TO the Star
KILLED AT MANHATTAN BEACH.
New YORK, July 2S.-Two men were run
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5xsMAN MA-HAsllsLINCERs wIN-"BULL
DOG" CAPTURED, ETC.
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WI Ut VtR0'EVe1 sFfeSI DN111o 0' F'0'Hi ~ TUT
known.
GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, July 2S.-On Jones
farm, near Witisburg, Tom Baker and an
other colored hand collided. Tom was so
badly cut up with a knife and an ak that
he will die, but not until he had shot out
the bowels OF his antagonist, who only lived
a short time.
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The Republicans held their primary cleo
tions Saturday evening and elected dele
gates to the big Convention to-day at Music
Hall. Executive Committeeman and As
SCISSORS were also selected. The fight was a
bitter one, especially on the question of
delegates. There are contests in the Elev-
enth and Eighteenth Wards, where it is
charged that the ballot-boxes were stuffed
in lively manner. The following COM
pose the
, 1879-04-01
PROVISIONS,

HOG rRODUCTS-Wcro very tamo and very
steady. There was scarcely anything done except
changing over from ono month 10 another. The
uttfcsonee between Aprtt and hny was 1.Hc OF.
rosk, 10c on lard, and 2!sde15o on meats; tho dtf
ference between May and June was somewhat less.
Liverpool WIS quoictl I'd higher on lard, Int lower
on hams an,l pot, whllc the local log market was
steady. The business hero was cAicny local, and
operators generally seemed indisposed to cntcr
upon new tsalcs TIL they sec Whit will 10 tho
magnitude OF tho April deliveries on contracts.
MHss PonK--Wna tame and very stcnly ut tho
latest prices Of Saturday. Sales woro reported Of
l. 900 urls spot at slD.1o@lO. 1:H: 1850 brls
selcr April ut Slo 10fb1o. Ii; 1870 hrIs seller
May at SO. a5R10..7,<: aud 3,250 bris sclfcr
,1unc at $40. 3oG410 .37A. Total. 25,60o bsls.
The market closed steady at $40, 1874 for cash,
$40. l.H for April, $40. a5G0l0.27h for May. aud
9tu. 371i0 10. .d0 for juno. o!d pork quoted at
Primo ,lcas pork was quoted at 50. 00GD0 25, and
extra prime at 81 15GES. 30.
LAHI,-Wns very stcady, with a light business In
new purchases. nhe marxot did not change fran
saturdays iatess onotai!ons sascs M werc ropoFtGa
tcs seller Mny at $g. g.4.!aGs0. 4G: md =. 000 tcs
seller juno ut 2B.hUdIU. h5N. Total, 1850 tca.
The lnarkat ctosod stcaly at 81 ;te!1sdlU. 35 far
aput, 80. 10 far April. 50. 49.aG1u.4 As for
May. nni So HQfbG. G2ss for June.
fors, and quotations prcsentcd scarcely my vasa-
tton from those ruling ut tho cloto Of last week.
Sales wcre relorted OF 1U0 boxes shoulders at
ST.. 70; 10 boxes Cn,nhcr}anls at 81 05; 200 boxes
long md short cleaFs on private terms: and 550
e IL s' ;as shost ar 5io, .aa at e. g. @ Amt
following wore tie closing prices per 100 lbs on
the leading cuts:
, 1879-04-01


siEEF-Fhere was small simply. $50 head--
a1lu M kot'd demand. and cnnxe4uentiy tho market
was ", st5ohe Wo Vnbts poor 10 iediam grader AZ
~, anu good IL extta at ~. 902bb. 90 per
1oo 'bs* -
EAST LlnRnTY.
Fast ItnkrTf, Pm. Mnre,, Ht-CArrtn-T7e,
snsts sine1 Friday Loo hca! Of through and 10
nena Inf9aRn an 6bn local. against Il 30 through
a.sa NJ. iacai lia wcnk lctnro; rnt, lfaht; not
mary ee'tinRi mnfket s!nT A. lhet weeks rrlcet
,o onn,HS-.scclpt. ,H s,!t hesd tota for TIC wcokt
" eut HIAhHt y. idu tl!e week oeL6fa; Xuskar1,
81; Hndo4. ~: lf!i'a''eipnlas. -. .9aGb4, 20;
,vcnI in mn sunfnsi Il I'm ~" ,..nI. rsn .tT
su.J at nc htyllpt t.an laat week; prices ranglnr
sLusp, 81 .DUatl ,O5.
ar. 1orrs
, 1879-04-01

Eo1tEkl2Ns
Tho following were received by tho Chicago Board
ofTradc:
IlrkHrooI, March 31-11:3o q. m.-Flour,
Bs 0A1tos. Wheat-'Ninter. Is 11dabos "a;
spring, ~ sdD8s "a; white. Is 11d@0s I'd; cfup,
o. 3aatUa Sd. Corn, 4s od@As I'd. Pork, 53a.
Lard, 1Js
L.vENrook. March 1l.--9pcc1al cahls-Bacon--
Cumbcrlands. 25s Cd; tInrt ribs, 7s I'd: lang clear,
Cts Uds short clear, o7a I'd. Dcof-PElnio mess,
Ills; Ildia tncset IT'S; extra fulia mess. 88s.
Chcaso-Choice, Ala. Shoulders. 2eA. Tnllow-
Primo city, HIS Od. Lard, us I'd, pork-Prlmn
mess. Eastern, 6s; Westcsp Cos. Hams, long cut,
20.tb average. IFS.
LUNnoS, March INSTRUMENTATION rather
easier. Corn ttcaiy. MARE LANH-Wheat rather
Caster. Corn steady. caEgocs OF coast-Whcas-
With Increased nrrlynls, buyers are holding OF;
fair average American mixed. aos. Casgocs on
passaga-Wheat neglected; nothing doing. Farm
er1' deliveries Of English wheat during tho past
week. 4O;ouo to 30, 900 quarters. Arrivals Oh
cunst for orlers-.Yheat large. Corn moderate.
S.wefai Dfspateh tn 1hs Tribtne.
LtvEnruO1, March 31.-l l 80 4. n.-FLouR-No.
], los; No, ., " Cd.
GnAtY-Whcat- Winter. Mo. /, o. I'd; No. 2.
81 lii ap1,ng. No. !. Is I'd: No. 2, Ia Sd; white,
No. !, is Id; M. ., ast lid; club, No. I. 0s sds
No. 9, Ue ia. Coru-New, No. !, "a ID; No. 2,
Ia I'd.
rrovta,oxs-Pork, 53s. Lard, Sid.
LlyENroo,. March h:il.-CorroS--Qnct and weak
A. 13-l0Gt5 1J-1Ud; salcs. 1000 bats; specu-
lat!on and export, ., COO; American, ,doo.
, 1879-04-01

NEW GHLEAE6.
Ngw OLEANs, March 8l.--slght exchange on
Now Yurk ut par.
Sterling oxchangc, bankors' bills, 4so.
EoRE1dN.
LONDON, March 31.-Conso!s, ~ LILO.
Stocks-Readlng, 12991; Eric 2551; preferred,
d.
United Statcs bonds-'87s, 10l; 10A0s, 10411;
new IS, 10GJ6; 411s, 1079k; "a, 10lA.,
Amount OF huilton gono Into tho Bank OF Eu'
gland on balancc today, IE}3, 600.
PARIS, March 3l.-KUntcs, 11Uf VIC,
, 1879-04-01
REAL ESTATE.
Tie following Instruments wcro filed for
record Monday, March 3l;

The following Instruments Wcro nled 1or
record Monday, Marcl. 3l:
CITY PROPERTY.
!s, o.i77 r. II q mprossa es'!% aatea a1e Is
twilinm T: Hock'Yood 10 siaFIaT 0tle} 20, goo
Rff:a =" :" 1 toi to s ssd d'~sssfG IT, 4 .sl!sa Ill
,atea MstcA IL tADn0r sAcrwin to Viii. 1.o
g:S'oea til seis%, pa;c Il Il lioxn ''
lsobbina ot al. to ]. Etlmann).... -. zoo
SEnsSn'S 1 R':S Sstsi ma1eR a. G' y aFqSp tsoei
Iiobuins ct IL. to Y: Mnlleathien). 600
EEhssn, n, Hla:s' ;':tdS % M,s.s + = 5oM y o.
iiohu.ns Ut al 10 EaEl l!hapl. ........... 800
x: 3Iaa Il; .54tal G4reh 10 ii Is. Ta'usf'o 49,
wall tIHS. lisrtisom T. cor oi Union place, 0'0
~ 7;kl0dit. dated Feb. 4 tJodn q.
Vino at, :.DH Ut North ny, q I, .95xl0D
II, dated March 20 ti'atEick Murphy 10
Johanna NthuH)... ......... 800
vino st, sano o. the aborc. dated March ,oo
III tFhunaa Ntlun 1o ratTlcx Murphy. buu
I. .txllg e tana oihaf psopotty) dated
ar'sfa n!fa GsSrt q Ssrsassek oonos! 20 t'ea
~, 4Bxi:4 4. dated March ~ tl;mma m,
ca;ksSn soaa Is " MI nsMos Ms:h
ssss . !: I'D tVt!%e & Il. e.Ss t Ss';s Is
w$ss;s A .&% SS Il 4 ;Tssii;tiy;;e,!sts Al, ~ ~
and q. W. Ctapp to l4eWla Gtnpp}...... 5000
Milwaukes ay, l3DH It of llatstalsh
nsf, :ota y, running to tlt!sted u,
with ~ + front, improved. Hated
3arch :? tocorge f. 1itastt 10 Hiram =, ~,
Es9':ss'!s. SSIls;;:: joSs;sa,;; II '
1tUbbink o. al. 10 nanisl l5sasxct} ...... b0
Hcka 1d!ko t4uase, 81 H. " Ut Hickurdiks
y, + s, ?5x,o =. ;. dHsea II. 4atel a 70 IN
l00 It, da!cd March .5 tAastss to
Chanccsy 10 Joseph L, ptisl,. .,...... 10, 90
Michigan AZ. quo II, OF Twenty. third
II, v I. 25xl7D Il, improved, dAloa
Mnteh Al tUn,is4 statea Mortgage Com.
pa1iy 10 samuyl u, l3a1cnckl., .,...,.. 10, 10
Milnankes ax, lse cot Of uaxioy st,sw
| Willard 10 toaeph j. Miller! ..... 49,. LOO
| This premises No. n78 Michigan Nv, ::dated
| March ~ tJphn '. Farwsll 10 National
| Life. Insurance. CoMpAny1.,. ......... 6.G0
Malhcr Al. 100 tt . 0f llalstcd At, ) T..
aa!Jx Jxll5 H. dated March = III. n. Ward - m
Weas Twcnt!e!h st, l44H iwof Wood
e. aud O. Ross 10 Charles Stolck)...... 35
Jefferson It, :!uUst It y Of CAnslport ", .
/. u0x074s Il, lAu!oEeu, 4ated March
- tl!atbarn Muller ~ g, L. aud j. =,
oakisy sssss'? ~. Is: II Il K;asto Il. i Goi y"
Wright to ". l., and c. ii, C}Rrkl.,.., 60;
SOUTH or CITY L1A!Ts, WITHIN \ nAplus or SEW
AILks op TUE couIr.HousH.
Il. {, 1txl46tt ii, dated March e8
! CcatAestno Farrell 70 W. II. FasteiIl...S LII
, 1879-04-01

ToQS-Iscco,yed during sunday and MonLay.
Ii. 600; same lime last week, 20. .0:1 TeatIe
oponaa mu4orately active, but thu 'ssket ssrly
5c. Al that docllne tho market remained c0mpar-
ailyp!y stcadY until near noon, Whea buyers hogan
10 withdraw. THIN tho market weakened nnothpF
ers did not want tho hogs, and tho inatkot closed
oxitcn,oiy hard. with good deal " stn tett o'er
Sales had al extreme range at s.; 9ogo l. ~, bat
Quotations were 81. G06al rs for common 10 best
Iight weight. anl 81. 10db 90 for poor TO cIolco
heavy, tkIps guolud At So. D0Gb3. 49,.
, 1879-04-01

Lot On stfoot between Clark st anil Went.
worth nv, and $50 II q Of Thftty.nfnth
hs, sf, 9f}xl14 II. dated March 70 III.
md r. McNnmarn to j, a. Loci. .......
vi, 44xllo It, dhtot1 hlnrch ~ IN. aud
Il. 5taudo 10 Joseph Spahn).
, 1879-04-01

3,1 3,o's Vt 1'E'''' W 4 n Eli N
faients '...''''.,''''''''. ..'''''. o'eo Wo'uu
BNAN-Wns active anl casior under large oaoE-
Ings, Salea were scpostcd Ut 90 tons Mt 81. n5@
n 90 pcr ion on track, and 90. 5000, o. ftey On
o'oo W. -" " <' ~ ~ Wv
board cars. ...-...
SlIonTs-sAlo was male Of 80 tons ut SO. 500
O,On
f,any. NEA1-Salp wnb modc Of 10 tons coarse at
e1s 40 mr. ton an Track.
sun,Hn . svI,TaTNyv,s tam, nna ,,o.dx ,v-
ern'Nu a!.aA '.t'.o aAa nseaus; ns
GRAZING aooat Tug same ~ she eose o. saturdays
trading, May hclng !tttc better. and April bonn-
, 1879-04-01

IN NEW YonN YESTERDAY.
MARCH, ai.-IleceIpts-Flnl,r, 2l,5s5 bsls;
wheat, oa0 FOO bu; corn, 14s, ,o0t bu; oats, 5,550
bn; corn.mcat, a33 pKos; ryo, 0, 500 bl1; harley,
$3.50 bu; malt, $500 bu; fork, LIS hrls;
beef, S04a tcs; cut mcuts, zoe pkgs; lard 2,eo4
tics; whisky, B9s brls.
Exports--For twcnty-four louts-Flonr, H..
900 brla; wheat, $1,000 bu; corn, $1,000 bu;
barley, $1,000 bu.
MOVEMENT or WHEAT.
, 1879-04-01

EE!!':;; !!:: :;::: @ +.
Withdrawn from store Saturday for city con-
sumption: 5,24l bu wheat, 2,53S bu corn, 1871
bu oats, 81, ,3Gl bu barley.
Tile following grain was inspected into store
In this city yesterday morning: car No. 9 rcd
wtntcr wheat, % cars No. spring, Il cars No. .
do, 40cars rejected, 2 cars no grade t10 whcat);
50 cars higtl.mI1cd corn g cars new do, 81 cars
nav mixed, 1G3 rass No. 2 corn, ID ours rejected
Cos corn); cars wlIto outs, 10 cars No. .
mixed, O cars rejected t34 oats); car No. l rye,
8 cars No. t1o; car No. barley, / car No. 3
do. . cars extra, car feed % barleY). Total,
485 cars, or 200 900 bu. Inspected out: n ,8S7
b., wheat, 25.054 hu corn, 800 bu oats, 10,843 bu
rye, 12,035 bu barley.
" Inquirer Is right. The mau who viii Get
up crop circular without summarizing It de-
serves TO run for Mayor-or Fresldent-nul be
dcfcatcd.
No moro shall we hear the clarion tones Of tho
man who proclaimed on the h!ll.tops once week
for some years row muc! there Is to tho " dis
faYor of shipnlcnts'' Of grain from this cltr. The
sentinel is going into bettor business, md all
will Wish him success. .... ....
Tic Cincinnati Commercial thinks Chicago
ought to take thc lcal tn adopting the Genital
reform, instead Of waiting for other cities.
We $40 no good reason either why Chicago
sioala not leaa OIL III 30 1nuen u w ocs'Feu
Improvement
When man on 'Change fanclcs that ho Is
struck IN the ego BY kernel Of corn. lie is mis-
tukcn-that Is nil. The boys were ruled of the
iloor several weeks ago, ai'a Eent'emen never
shoot corn kernels. "mt - fcrnaps. now
ever. there aro some mon ID tile boasa Oh Trade
who aro not gentlemen.
1t Is confidently Euaaorea that mo eh'ol Oh tho
Agricultural department az washington hae
acknowledged IN wrlt'ng TINT tue crop report OF
The Department estimates the eorn yic'u OF III
nols Tor Inst yeas as aoout aa'uo'ooo pnshe's TOO
mitch, owing TO ah error lh"aefeago heurcs'
II this be 80, wby not make pubic correction
of the crfort
The premium on carrying wheat from april
into May touched &c yesterday under pressure
to change over, or perhaps under tie itar of
such q pressure to-day. The fact mRy tnodify to
| some extent the wheat market ut the opening
Of the current, month, hut It :ls undcFstood
that ono or two big blocks Will not 10
carried longer by the parties under them unless
tho premium rises TO about nae, which gtves lc
| above tile difference between winter aud s'l1n-
mer storage. Iho pFoiit on carrying ut TINT
figure Is not great. bit the TACT Is stumbling
block III the way of some VINO would otl'erwiso
be buyers They cannot seo that wheat isltkely
to be worth moro Tor s'i'psncnt a month henco
than nov, IN spite OIL Lie repeated assurance
TINT England a'u Trance WILL want a!a the
wheat VIC hayo to spare botofc NEXT harvest.
Wo' note that some people outstde, as
at st. Louis antl Toledo. aro amusing
themselves by predicting lad break In