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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21

Tho April Scribner has several conspicu
Gus personal attractions, three of the illus
tratcd papers being devoted respectively to
Henry Bcrgh and his Work, " John Erics-
SON and Actors and Actresses of
New York all OF these covering. what
is for the magazines, almostuntrod,!en ground
In Snailcry,' by Ernest lngcrsoll, ia a
natural history paper on an out-of-thc-way
subject, upon which Mr.. Henry Marsh has
expended some delicate cngra,inv. .Thc
@tic"ccn river and its Glaciers, by Major
W. II. Bell, describes the wonderful scenery
of the poriloUs passage from Fort Wrangcl to
Glcnora. The Measure of Man" by
VIM Page. the artist. is an account of his re-
dl covcry of the ancient proportions Of the
perfect human figure, with diagrams in ex-
PLANTATION of the theory The unillustrntcd
material includes an unsigned paper, entitled
"a Journey to Political Convention" (thc
Cincinnati Convention, 1850; an essay by
Rev DIR. c. c. Tiffany on ''rhe Tendency OF
Modern Thought as seen in Romanism and
kali"nalism;' short story by Adeline Traf-
ton, called Fraulein," and anotll-
er by kristofer Janson, well.
known Norwegian author, entitled "IIalf-wit-
ted Guttorm;" 'Falconberg," comes to an
end with this number. Mrs. Burnetts story
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The April number OF the Eclectic Maga-
zine contains twenty articles, and there is
scarcely one of them that doe, not possess
some feature of special interest and value.
The one which will attract most attention.
perhaps j, the lecture ON The Elcctc
Light" delivered by Prof Tyndall at the
Royal Institution. Thi- is followed hy pa
per on Edinburgh Society seventy Year,
Ago" containing personal "reminiscences of
Jeffrey. sydney Smith, Brougham. and the
rest of the famous group that founded the
Edinburgh Review. besides other prominent
figures in the society of that period Anoth-
er entertaining article is one ON The Evil
Eye" and other popular >upcr-ttion>; hut
the paper which, after Prof Tyndall, :, will
arouse most interest i, the opVnin. Install
mcnt of John Stuart Mills Chapter on Social
ism" Pine remaining articles are as follows !:
"Animals and their Native Countries" 10y
Alfred Russell Wallace; the concluding part
of The Earth'> Place in Nature. by j.
Norman Lockycr. +. Il. :. About Jo>rph
Addi>on:" the second nstallmcnt Of MAD
cmoisclle de Mer>ac; ~ Broken String. a
poem: the second paper ON Ancient Egypt.
by Reginald Stuart Poole; AT the Convent
Gate poem. by Austin Do5son: "Mr>mcr-
ism Planchcttc, and Spirtusl,m in China:
"Robcrt Dick the Thur>o Baker" 10y viii
liam Chambers; The Pope'> New Encycli-
cll;" "A Flower" poem: \ Biographical
Sketch of the Rev. James H. Fairehild, ID.
D., President of Obcrlin College. which j.
accom- ancd by steel engraved portrait:
and four wcll-fllc1 Editorial Departments.
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Every function is dcrangcd, every nerve un,iriug,
every muscle and fiber weakened by fever and ague.
It's, in fact, disease which if unchecked, event
ually wrecks the system. In all ts types in every
phase 1t is dangerous, destructive Stupor, deli
rum, commissions, often attend it, aud cause swift
dissolution. But when combattcd with IIostcttor'-
stomach Bitter- its foothold in the system is dis
lodged aud every yestigc of II eraiieatod That be-.
hgn anti-iebrile specific and preventive of the
dreaded Sconrgc Is recognized not only within orr
own boundaries, hut in tropc land- far beyond
them, v here intermittens and rentiens are fear
fuly prevalent, to be sur antidoe to the malaiial
poison and II reliable means of overcoming disorder,
of the stomach, liver and bowels, Of which initiated
torrid atmosphere and bracki 81 miasnia- tainted
water are extremely provocative. All rmgrants and
ira, elcrs should be supplied with il.
inhucnzn il great bother. but one or two
swallows of br. \. j. Fiaggs Cough and Lung
syrup III drive il away like chat before the wind
L...L. IL IT, .....-
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THE .H.fG.f/I.NE,S.

In Iiarpcr's Magazine tor April. the u V
serics OF papers by S G. W. Benjamin On
American Art is continueJ-the subject ta-
month being American Sculpture. with Hnt
engravings, representing work, by Powrr>.
Crawford Randolph Rogers, Gouid. Ward.
Sorry, Simmons, Rnchart, Mis-, Ho>r r.
Palmer, oDonovan, Thompson, John Rogers,
and Hartley. Abbey contributes a beautiful
page Illustration of Robert Herrick's poem,
''To Bed of Tulips" Colonel Warng in
the second Of his Tyrol papers, describe the
customs of the Tyrolcse, and the charm, Of
Innsbruck and Botzcn. Helen =. Conant in
an illustrated paper entitled Picture, ;ue
Edinburgh" presents the historical anl ro-
mantle associations of the old town. BY way
of contrast, this i, followed by Frank II. Ta}-
lor's "Strcct Scenes in Havana" with illus
trations. Nearer home is the subject of the
Philadelphia Zoo, treated by Mrs. NJ. How
land, with sixteen illustrations. Olive Logan
contributes an interesting article in a scrio-
comic vein on the "Anccstry of Bruddcy
Bones, with seventeen pictures. The illus
tratcd story for this Number is a tale. ''Cor
Corlum,' by Mrs. l.. W. Champncy. There
i, also a short story. entitled GLOW Abel
NJ april Preached for Mr.. Smith" The
principal literary contribution to the Number
j. Il. II. Stoddard's paper ON the late Richard
Henry Dana. In Il paper entitled The
Practical Interrogation of Nature" Dr. j.
w. Draper admits the reader to his lahora-
tory, and shows Ivy what processes he reached
some of the important results already set be-
fore the public in his scientific Memoirs. "
Mrs. \, b. Blake writes intclligrntly +
Church Music in America" pointing out
its defects and suggesting remedies, More
interesting than all these papers probably, Ia
a large class of country readers, will he Mr..
Il. i. Roe's article, "A Kitchen Garden" i'm
parting practical suggestions a, to the most
important features Of the subject.
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" aItsable Real Estate
FOR SALE
Augusta. Sent. IS. ls7s.

yFON. y. LANG, Of Nassalhoro offers FOR snle
! his wharf property, situated in Augusta said
property commences At the sonth line of the Bittues
property, and extends down the river six hundred
feet over and contains over one hundred feet be
the city lots ana wharf and it also includes
location for . wharf than any property in Augusta
Itis aJo valuable TO parties wishing to erect coal
houses, &c. Also two front lots on Wafer -. extend
ing back wharf property, with buildings thereon
one lot II feet front said street. ard tho other 20
feet front. VIII sell the two last mentioned lots with
the buildings, or will remove buildings and sell the
highest eshcts thereby offering location for build
ing which would not he endangered in any Nsy on
this account. Persons wishing to purchase can obtain
anY information they may desire by writing tod. ID
LANG, Na~salhorough }. AH.ANtt WatoFyiile or by
cllingat my Office. where the deeds aud plan of the
property can he seen. Terms Of sale viii be made
known to lar;cs who Wishto purchase.
ARTHUR IIBDEY, Atty at Law,
AUGUSTA, Nc.
March H. 1870 marl5-tf
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influenza il II great both
81


Trial bottles DIR. Swayne's Compound Syr-
up of Wild Cherry, - cents.
The distressing cough, which threatened Sc
rious results, is quickly cured before develop
ing fatal pulmonary affection. For all
throat, breast and lung disorders, Asthmatic
or Bronchial affections, Hopping Cough.
Liver Complaint, Blool Splitting, Sc, no
remedy Is 50 prompt AMI cfcctual rs DIR.
Swayne's Compound Syrupof Wild Cherry.
- have made use of this preparation for
many years, and it has proved to be very re
liable and efiicacious in the treatment of Sc
we're and long standing coughs. | knor of
two patients, now in comfortable health who,
but for its use, consider would not now be
living. Isaac S. IIERBIIS. NJ ID.
Straustown, Berks county, Pa"
Price Trial bottles, - cents; large size,
81, or six for So A single - cent bottle
will often cure Il recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk of life.
Prepared only by Dir. Swayne 4 Son, Phla-
delpha. Sold by leading Druggists Par
fridge Brothers, Agents for Augusta.
sept2o-+eod&w
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Vcstrort Town Election.

Moderator, A. \. Pierce: Clerk H. +
tireeneaf; Sclcctmcn, James McCarty, Jamc,
Thomas. VI. E. Brooks Treasurer. w
tirceneaf; Supervisor. James McCarty; Col
hector, b. +. .Jewctt. All hard money men
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Our assortment Of WoOlens
is, RS VISUAL, large and careful
~ selected. and We shall AN
heretofore, offer to our custO-
mers bargains in this limo Of
Goods.
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F1NAN CTAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Honey Market.

NLW YORK, Mare %
Money loaned at g. cent. call, closing at
- per cen..
sterling 4s6 >di for long, and IS is9- for ,hor.
SIGHT.
Carr ins ritc~. ~; borrowing rates 2 u.
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of 'Haworth's reaches sixth installmcRt.
The poetry Is contributed by r. II. Stoddard.
Edna Dean Proctor. Elaine Goodalc Andrew
b. Saxton. David $. Foster, Augusta Moore
and Mary F.. Bradley
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Bristol Town Election.
ITCHING pIII1S.-Tbc *,

ScIectmcn. Alexander Yates. Dennis Han
ley; Supervisor. Miss Mary l.. Kinds.
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Lung complaints, Bronchitis, coughs.
asthma, sore throat, catarrhal cough, Group,
&C., cured by AdamSoa'S Botaaic Balso,a.
Irlcc - cts. +&wlw
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HAMlEN
6 PHILBROOK,

DcsirOMs Of making
room for their Spring
stock, are nor Offering
extraordinary induce
mems to Purchasers Of
Dry GOOtis.
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Quar- stock Of Black Cash
mer.'s k2n been largely III
creased by recent purchases.
We shan continue to make u
specially of these goods, defe,-
rnssscei 20 rsaia.sin the re putailen
We hnve acquired for selling
then, cheap.
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Miserable, Restless Nights don. away with
by using DIR. 4 j. Flags Cough and Lung syrup.
Il Is the best in use. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21

Gunrd your children from tit Of sickness by
keeping DIR. j Flags Cough aud Lung syrup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21

dose iIrtime saves nine dollars or more in
doctors bills. Use DIR. A. j. Flagg's Cough and
LING
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21

1nert and Leo
sa't fail 70
p ays hsvs
si.iie. i've
p. When yea
p I - - r
. psc1N ere
~ CRd'tvM ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21

ChrTrh, fsu
re 70 n
use thrw. Al
them n snH
or thrtt tfk'
retire r. Ill
{ on gh. ~
NeF HF1Pted1
, 1879-05-28

advancing x per cent anil Metropolitan do 3sa1
per cent on tic week.
81. t'aul earnings for the thtn! wcok Of May
tncrcmed sl0,1ss.
Chfcaco, St. Paul q Minneapolis earnings for
the third week Of May Increased $o.5oo
Tho tendency Of tho Boston stock market was
largely upward the early part Of thu week, hut
prices declined later, and Gooi portion Of the
advance was lost. Atchlson It. Toreaa declined
from ia to 1124, tlien ralltod sharply to ito,
nnu closed ut tint bid Burlington s. Missouri
reached shr ht9l,ess point ret (l20l, gaining from
1854, hut closed 1os91 asked, le71{ bid. Chi.
ca9o II Dubuque declined from 4lA, May !, 10
3s;<. Denver Il Rio Grant1c DECLINED from 33ii4
to 201<. indianapolis Il Cincinnati advanced
from to ~, aud buek to 2. kauaas City Il
Lawrence, nv to q. rneblo was particularly
'solv, first declining from G;11 to Ot1s, then up
to o., n,nl agatn oil to tS}'1. cosing at 20 bid.
Tic london Etunoms. Of lust week states
that an enormous amount OF stocks and bharcs
Inns been purchased in London by American In
vcstors and spectators. Tho strength Of
American railroads Is aguin very noticeable,
and tho shipment Of shares to New York con-
ttnues.
The following gives the fluctuations Of tho
, 1879-05-28

I!HAS-Nns again active aud l0,yur, hut gtcallcf,
Sales werc 110 tons Al Su. DILL Is pst inn OIL
track. aul 81. !!53 50 lres MI board cars. Also 10
tons lro'n winter wheat at 50. 10 TN board chr.
CoAS-MkaL-Coardo WIS nnm!n4l NJ SIT. 50G4
II. 40 nor tnu gu truck. aud l,ao1 hrls sol4 A.
81. b5ss.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. whrd III tona at $40. 90.
Sllnnrk-salo whs tnndc Ut 10 tnn, NJ 81: IL.
SPRING WttEAT--Was rather quiet, though nt
tlMcs moderately actiya, ann averaged casar.
Nuxt months deliveries ducllnot asc and ciosea
.sc better than Mondays latest quotation, while
York were dull cut loculpta wurs As,allc. with
@ tar xuinmo Of M sM.lpMs';se, " H., saclnd!ns sa1aor
Ss sy ~ III S af'ss y rs t M
crop, mn! several Outs,n Hrrrd tn soil cAsno in bY
telegraph. Inls mndn local oprtasurs t'carst. anil
suggest That tIey expected lsg drop. lins tho
offerings waro at lakeli, and thcn tho market 70.
scte. an rustt yssy stoaav ~ tl.c lassr l,art OF
July than heretofore, unA this tral WnA relatively
casss bacaute local operators wyrc froe sullurs.
June dea and tha ottsra car,niArrc,t II liusaio 10
se!l wt!ils there va. sits!s chance t. bay Iaftss
sie Ss e'ossa It IL. o5., ,ar is:slst. aud 81 . 81
IN lanu caHtrActz without secu,la storage charxcs.
wide enougi! tu pru.cn. shipments of Nj. 4 e1copt
by parties ,nioFusteu III hl!stAnHu quotations hero.
aud hot fAct WIS regaraast by suue a. t!gn that
thu deal y too Artificial 10 u Aate sul!er Jaly sol
e ssfs &c. e. %s q,t t. s " ga s1S's
e,lHE q ol SS.s AuEn:t ,ol ,sf'Sy
postsa ' oi % II, I'D Ss No. at g. ousiesi H. H.
"utate to nrFiye after yesterday; ~ Qo9 ha No.
81 u s ss9Sis " 'ssstSa L s fo
VfuES Wns4raseles xe!e "a 3, ooo b. sa reg wialor
, 1879-05-28

Tic following Instruments were fled for
record Tuesaay, May q:
ctTY rNorcNrr.
{, sAxl:5 e, en,sa Nay ~ t"llli"me tno
Vi: !: + Bills: T :;s iSt; i VIII; SSs
hfts5ei S9i T. H.; H. ats II :! KY S':s'tE Il tLSs.s u
;, Moycr 10 Ellzahc!h a i'teHYr'..; -; sa7
sUxi0;; Il, .tatcd Nav 70 lDau'sl forbcs MN
Wilt. : IT ssf's y, Of Ked:is z 0''
Lss'iti ] T. Set Jass+sn ana Ean anrc'i i; '''
1N. vi, "ui. .S1:G d-iu z. iHiprnYe..
,'atea May IS tissrEy H. ynnn. to Ed.
res2tt 2fu Il H. tea askson md Inn ai.n ia, 4o''
VT, ouifxI.f 10 It. improved, anled
Atay III {lawtenco Young to Edwards s.
1f'{' SIis Il { ssssi sts H. Il yss % ,Ss;ts ss9s' "
Young 10 Elwa. =, !tntgrr) ........... $500
catssI! ~. 100 r y q l'eaIia It. nk. 25x
!D0 It. anisd MAsch Is tMaEy cah11l 10
ws;! !;Ss Ss.s:ss. I; 9 si i;stsy +: i: ''0
r.: a.:. .,si:r' = ,,, q uasd May IT t'"va IL. nm
South jlAI.trA 81, g.. It y Of Twcuty, hrst
y. wf. :4MxI1o 81 #. ,Ennr"ye1 tasetl May u.
DaHhlall n. 101 It 8 1t Twenty. eighth ri,
Eckiarat % Mary Il, n1pcr],. So. -. 050
Wabash NJ, :i:'!i # af vi Twcnty-n.nth
1t. " (, :i1;4xl4a Il, latru .lny .tt IL.
II. and r. Il. F,irlonr to Peter Fuotcl.. 5,Ou0
Wnha.h as, \ y corner lIarri,o,. #, VI.
Hnx1:4l 1t, t!Rtcd May ~ wabash Axe.
uuc Methodist Episcopal Church to It.
YIN. lspw i tsrcen>. .::....~...: .:,.. ct, ,ooo
Michigan nv. :.7U It at Twenty ninth II,
VT .uxIlt:i II, inprnyc,l, datett Alay
~ tUnlon Mutual ,fr,lpsllra.lrs coil-
p1ny Ia David q. liatntllun'....... ~. 1000
AaufH or CITY hawsys. w.r".x h Msi,,ua Or sEygS
Miles nF THE rHuHr- IIDuHR,
Laniu At, 1lu It II OF Furty. .a.s,sh vt, T.
4axl.4 H., dated May ri tpctur Fischer
to Edward koch). ).................. ..2 400
wEsy HY err LIMITS, WITHIN 4 sAnt,s or AEyEs
NILES VI TIE tUttflT.uOuaE.
Wnrt LIKE nj, 80 II II nf Wrht Furty.ecc.
unh strctt. II I, "a II tu alley, dateu
MaY =. Must Cl,icagp l.atld t:unlpan 10
QHhltl Csnadl. ...+...+4....s........,...3 Qn0
, 1879-05-28

EK1F VIE!EAES.
NEw ORLEANS, MAY 21.-SIght exchange on
New York, Il premium.
Sterling oxcuangr. ,ankers' bills, 4ssS'
FoREIuS.
LONDON, May e7.-Cousols, money, % 1916:
acSuans, 0sJG.
United States Securities Heading, 20E; Eric,
o8N: preferred, 5314.
United statcs L1nds-New III, 1053{; ~,
11se{; Is, t0;i1S.
pAals, May 37.-Rcntes, 115f 1611c.
, 1879-05-28

The speculation on the Stock Exchange to-
day wnA characterized by much ncttgIty, md
fluctuations Wide and frcauent. In carly dual
ings firm lono was Developed throughout tho
general list, which advanced ii{G9lh; during
tic afternoon, nntler tho influence Of moro
stringent monev, tho selling movement was In
auRnrated, ind Louisville T. Nashville broke
from Ni1f 10 G., but recovered to ts'24. Wa-
bush, whtrh wns nlycrsciy affected by 70.
ports TINT The company ha's ssltn1Ntshcd
Its plan TO build MI extension to uetrbt,
fell MI frnm ao11S III. 3ii's.. Ihe general
list lcclinc AGfa, hut. IN tlnal dealings, there
wns fractto,,ni rct1lycry. American district
Telegraph advanced fto,ll % to 5s55 antl 70.
acted to 7l11. TRANSACTIONS wero ri, ,Mf shares;
ltu.N Erie, 5',txn i.ako shose, Il, 900 Wnbasn.
a,000 Northwest Common, a,UM preferred,
:I;n00 St. laui eost,,,, 5do1 pretcrrcd, II. tNN
l.arkswanna, 1909 New .!orset Central, s,ooo
Michigan Central, TOW st. suscpta, 7.0N DhlUs,
5000 Western Utitotf. l0,0W American District
Telegraph, u,Mk} racft!r Ala!l. 1000 Nashville,
Cha.tanoura Il b. I4olIe. $3.50 t4outsviltn II
Nashville, 2,0N irnn Mountain, nnd 1000 Kntl-
sas City Il Northern.
Money n,arses active at 4G17, closing at hil0.
Prime mercantile paper l;995.
eterluE exchange, ~ days, 49a; sight, AS0a{.
Produce exports for thu week, s5,473,0o0
, 1879-05-28
COMMERCIAL.


The following were tho secetpts un! shp-
nicnts Ut the leading articles of produce In this
city dur'lts tho tweutY-!our hours cndtng at Z
o'ctnck IN Tuesday snorung, md for tic cor
responding lata twelve months ago;
, 1879-05-28
LIVE STOCK.
S4ttE1 M

44AFE SAoS4A'
cIlCAHo. r,.<,
RteeIpsS- GaAtz: 4, MDa1ii Sti SIS
TuasIsy .'''' =. .....:.:.:.. :: :. 6'sl7 III ;ol W.
ssma % tiaa lit wesk ,. ,.... 7,ilD baus' ~"
StipMfHls-- ,,,,, , s}7 $50"
Thrrs haa been 4 fuftheF 'cnt ~. ~ nv mt fes
fseIghts. It was announced IetsefAa,, ,,',r.ao. 70
thu prosout ths sste on cattle ifons . M hprs
New York woula bs 2oc per loo To-, ~" ~ ea,tls
:.5c PER- 1U0 lbs. 10 bostun the Fa'e w.
.lia.. .nntafn At
cArrLE-selera hsd little season sosa '.as ~. ,st
Tho courss VI yeatcsdars market 1ta''4T ,ha issos
gutta ~ lively a. On AundaY not ~, s.,naa4 Il.
quito " buoJant, but good ssaes". s. snppIy .nl
isted, and, notwithstanding ths lat.v ,. from ths
tho mol very favorable lone OF %a 'spoa, i. ,suuni.
Eaat, prlees vera very well 'n'a!saa - psr ioo
Tho ahsinksya IN yaues not c1eeea'ns mors thar
lps. The stsenlauce Of shippers r'..tet vi ot sp1
usually fulI, nearly every Eas!esa ~ n,ors bur
ors, and probably II i to that fae u.t In spshd.
iudpbteA Tor tbs comparative sa'e .ss xyli.r@
s!,spls eatlls xssv wusksd OF aAs
, 1879-05-28


IN Ysw Yont; YcsrsnnAr.
vu,o-- -uac.;,,sNrT,ur II M t,-,.. v,on,.
oioo 9' ; eor 1a1oa, % in'; i "at. sa5o n"s 5m;
cor,,.t,r,,. 1tgf nlv.: ryc. III. 1st In. mo,t'
,"r,t h',, ,.,. no Ill. hnaf IN 10. "' n.'t
meats, 3Doa pkgs, lard, l,59D tcs; whisky, ls3
hr1o
o',s. Ernox..- ,,x,n,r.fo,,r ,,,,,,,.r,orr mn
lrls; wheat, $1,000 bu; yurn, *, 900 bu; rye,
~ tn, hn'
osAss''orrEAs.
u.uSAa W 'aa onSst ''''s' h'A'S"'pps's "%s .,.s.
a'FeAuy eoHhehecu lhe'e i"s"tcs' n'.. e''"t
farhlefa afe ploW'hs up 1ho1F "noat he'o" ",'"
printing corn. 1he story iallst oe tnken "'ta
large grains pI allowance e>nce II Wouan nc
folly fur tic farmers to plant corn IT tho iocl1ats
1nyy caten tip the rpcuk. Green corn Ia quite
ns tootlsou,u to tho erasslunpera ns wheat, ;l,tl
thrv wnutt1 anti nil sumurr ko rct II m eal nj II,
rhn ,,,n,r h,. ,,oph,,ns, INN, ,tn1,r3 IN {na,,.
s,,,a ,,,n .,x,oo ~ ,.nn..u ~
e"-' ''s ''Aee UA " "e"I'
, ""HAt - s'N'a"" ~,
nanean ote"afs, OF Oesrols' "Fltes 10 MA'-
wnukcc coFresoonsloElt ~ lollo"s:
WITH I'll" exccptsn!l of lew tnnll sn9t.. N few
weH t,ch. ~ ~ III ~ ~" huot MG9r ~ @
hnt hrtt"r ,reinisn 21r iar,n cron nf Find ntin
tty tnan s',o has to:day. 49,,
may be lille less In thu oil settled parts Of thc
stnio out lao never pur,tc't. ,1ow fn;r increase
right, viii reach Mt least ~. t}Utl, 600 bu.
Tie iowrrt eastm1te ,atn of wl1pat sill in farnl-
c.s' fands IL II nf Tho entire crup "A .urp1ha
for exparr. The cron wMa frl!y no. OOt. Otlo nj h,s
witt Lou. 600 hn ut least Of old wheat LIFT
fe1n crop nf 1877. | therefore consider thnt ;,.
estimate. 1T coirsc. snulr farmers Will not sri,
hut the Indications that tltr gTcnt bulk Of it
viii fe sold As fart On II ran IJc drawn IN.
There was no poor seed ,,.cu within tbn state of
Michigan. Every particle, Of 1t was Arst.clnes in
every ruspect.
PROVISIONS.
TIM ppan1rcru H.n,, ,,o,,, ,.,4.o L., Tin .,.
nregate. with liltle moro strength. The market
waH higher EARLY. on ncconnt Of rcrortc advance
III hugs Mt thu stuck Yards, but eascd OIL lntus,
tLorrh tlnr, ,va. m ,tr,,cs.lon ,on,+tut 5ron,
su"uE" A''o'' @ M'' u" "e'soe,'n tepo'.eu 'to''
, 1879-05-28

next CROP, and thia... with aonna sympsthy witt,
IT," ,Whss as ,rFe sssr; fse 4. tas ore nt
turned the scale IN thu otl,sr department. Tbo
san henatyh s RSt 'sNs IT,
c.,lt to obtain more for hal.mtxod than for No. j,
1a"ngh th9 former eosn1namIeA ,ic premium on
's ass9 ses n e;. so,s sse.s s ss III. + .: ss 1S anS
ssl!s, :iS'y spsnsd a s6.Mt aIi,ie. and adysqeei
:ti!tcoi, Ac. Anguat ct :.7sa6e37iic, an! ,eptom-
on!.ido., scllcs Tho month was gniot At 95MG
!tcItnrsea Of Ill, 00u BY No: Z ant hish mixed At
as&@te M ,9st M p The a!v!, mixen bolng 4 .ne
9i's b. nsw s II S %,:sd 's'' It sp 5'ssp: 2s S
tecte at Vic; i. ato ha high MIXED at 82 se aaoat,
6: st,o hn No. at :,tc 20; n 4uo bu ty samplo
iystss Tets'. 5, aS 4So ii. '0' 'A'' ~ ''' w.
,,1, ,UATs-were les. ast!se. ranging md ,sloslns
CENTS were smaller, and rola rcad!ly by hample.
Thc wcexIy satotncn showed M lncfon.o IN lilo
ssN s ass ss e's ans sE .s Il ;s' Sy sm nj
closed nj 2aa9b2afc. !n1y ontncd at 2l'ic, mold
tv:0.,c fol- Gack 10 2D4c, then to :pafc. mil
at thu isllr. Cash sales were reportctt Of 600 bu
S s s. Ii sn'it, 5 y Y ;''s go; III + O. os
i" III 5a e. % y :s'stsa ~ss iec !! na sSe
Il
HYk-Wat quict md stcady. at 6l!.c tot cash
and nc fur Jnnu. aa.nplss wara In fair request.
Cash Bales wera reborad 1f 4UU pn M. Mt h1ifc;
I! QUO hn hy H1n!pae Al 50 t4f!tic OIL track; and
!: 000 ba nt b1{aE':ac frcc Oh boArd Total, 3, 400
NAnLEY-'vas qnlet and stcndy. No 2 sold at
d5c and extra was nnn'nnl " hoc a few lots
werc 4isposst Of bY eamplo. Cnth sales wcEc TO.
1t 8};d4ic on track. Toul, j, 100 hu.
MORNING GALL.
3Fnan Cal u hrJ4 f.,fp
sltnrt EtlM-i0D, uuh 1bi seller !nne ns 81. a9!;.
Whrat--iS3. 0Du bit at 0D!&cGt31 .0D4 for JuHB.
07 4Gs97ic for July. and {).ttC for Atg,af. Cort-
:5 0n bn at: 3's1c for june, 3I.fc for july.
and 37asc for August.
TWO O'CLOCK oA1L.
Whsat-ho. COO hunt 81 :oil4de1. Ola for Juno.
f)A!Ic for JHy. aud :EItic for Angnsl. Garn-l4o.
900 bu ut Hsa{Go:.5.c for .1unc, :3jaiM3'iNc for
July. aud ~ Tor Soptemnet. Oats-- lbs.
100 bn os uc tor May. 2tssc for July, aud 2Hc for
Apg' w s9T1 fs9 jsy o0a aea {' S. S 5" fe,
August.
Wheat wss autcs and steady. July sold At nsssT.
oSsc. nnd closeA at the iHtte. June sold At .0l
@i.0l,s, nnl ctoscss ut $1.01. Angsst sold ut
Ua:;c. ~
earn was quiet ut :,Es;Gn31s(c for Jnne, 3g46b
7tc for .fuly. nn o7:sG1:i7aic tor August closing
at tl,s EaI'lo. scptn'n6ar Aota at 9A'ac:
Oat+ snd at "i'c for June. "0s af9:l4c for July.
atd &c w4s thu quntatton set Angnst.
arss pnrk was steady. with aaluH Of !, 600 brts at
So o. for .lnnc ind 81. +, for Jn.r.
Lata-5;oo tes n s; ,saa!i fnr Angust.,.
LAST CALL.
Mess uork closed at 81. G5fe G7i, for juno 60 ii
Lurd wan ttcady. with sa'cs uotcd Of 1.boj tcs u.
s0 D5!Edb 10 for June. 81. IL for duly. and 50. @
for August.