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The New York herald., 1879-09-27

COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT IN GOOD DEMAND; FU-
TUREs CLOSED FrRM-rLoUR FIRM-wHEAT
HIGHER-CoRN ABOUT THE SAME OATS
FIRMER-PoRK QUIET-LARD QUIET-sPIRlTs
TURPENTINE FIRM-RosIN NoMINAL--CorFEE
FIRM-sUGAR FrRM-pErRoLEuM FIRMER-
wHrsKEY FIRMER.
FRIDAY. Sept. 26-6 p. M.
The volume of mercantile transactions during the
current week has been large business men evincng
unusual confidence in the future IL one may judge
from the avidity with which certain commodities
have been bought at full and advancing prices. Tho
closing Of the Erie Canal in the not distant future
and the desire to avail themselves of this inexpen-
sivo method of transportation doubtless among
tho chief Incentives to activity in purchasing
merchandise just at this particular Jun cture
There has been fair degree of activity in all tho leading
articles OF merchandise during the week. and as
rule, the markets have ruled buoyant and Hrm while in
certain material Improvement has been
Tho chief interest has centred In the brcadstus
which havobecn under the complete control of spectators
among whom be found of the largest export
Wheat has huctuatod violently during tho week. tho
changes being oftentimes 20. Sc. per bushel In few
ss srcS ,sS
and became unsettled and nominal. prices declining
hays also been rregusr and generally higher Wh,stey
the markets on Change were still Irregular the details
may DO found below Cotton tho spot IN good de-
held. Oils were quiet. Petroleum easier. Rosin was
AsIfs were quoted at 4sc. axe for pots and &c 6ac
for pearls.
ANriMoSy firm at l7c for Hallett and Cookson
Corren-rhcrc was an active movement in Rio aud tho
market we'll sustained; 100 bags Rio OK America sold
private tcrms The City OF Rio ancro has and
brings 3S, bags Rio. and the following sales made
from the above 81 ,US8 bags I4sac ut
15c i6i do. ut Ia and the following private terms
10 bags, 3O7O 2,37 do JOl do, $50 do do
1870 do and 1000 do. In baltimore bags Rio ex r.
g. Wright sold ut 13stc Mild coffee ruled frin
sales OF 4lOO mats Java, Ned WHITE aud i6 bags
Maracaibo, OK sundry vessels all private terms We
guotc:-Ordinary cargoes l2sc fair do l5ac good do
1os4c. prime do lUsc; extreme Tor lots I2Ac u
l1ac santos. fair to good, 15ic BIKE ninety days.
Java government bags 22c 23c. gras. mats, 23Jsc
l2isc. a l7c: Lacuayra, 13rc l5Hc: Jamsca, l3c.
iulsc. Costa Rca. 1Ic IKE. Mexican, Axe lee,
Angcstura i5c 17c.; Savanilla i2c. IKE Curacoa
lie. i3c.
CoopERAcE Stock steady. We quote --Molasses
shocks 32inc. with heads, 81 60 81 S sugar shocks
with heads 3snch 81 ~ ~ 10; do do, 3inch. ~ 80
81 7O bux shooks. Jc OJc do - 20 80 pipo
do %6 S6 %; empty. hogsheads 81 81 O5 hoops 10
foot ordinary TO PRIME s33 $50 do, IL foot. do. x2s
$50 per VI.
CoprRn-Thc market for lakc excited, active and
decidedly higher The sales since Tuesday last about
luOJOO lbs for pronpt doivery aud also for delivery
tho future. prices ranging from l7c l0c
tho close tue markct unsettled with he probability OF
u further advance. -
small ~ c 15c tarred Manila, l2c.; Sisal rope ciU
Cofros the spot in bet,cr demand. Quotations.
The New York herald., 1879-09-27

on 81 head u head at &C. per b i5 head s per =.
Tor Homer stuart e Texas steers - ,i'.e per i6
74e. . Sc per lb weights ~ 81 ' sst'; 70 Texan
os. s gs 81 nan S %s head lpr AZ ssl @
& sts per Id head at zoe per ID we sh ~ swt a-
Isy weight sil swt for A Gillespie % Ohio sssors =
s S he"s ~ssa 81 s il 'rss q ssS r !. hSss Sss
s rD - hssd AT sac a3'ae per lb-weigh,s "a swi ~
,,% Engee "a Co. a7 Indians .lsersa head as ne
sw c. "s's o Is @ hsnasca hsa e i
slroas '.''s pona g. s .oI ss per S yesII @ eva
at s'ssrs s ~ qo Is sr ri weight ssss % S'
Morris Texan at e per- To- with Il on per hesd
weigh. "a e"t + Samael. sold for Morri. 81 Texan
Tor sell 25 coloraae sIeers5i head per hsad
Ksy a. soS for s. wilson ~Ssi 5 o al q g. eS b.
weight y ew 81 IHo. steers At ss s'' esc.. &c.
81 o p w head on on % head head ON s,. * head sa
Newton Holmes sold = ksntaesy stesrs.sh head at Se
Sic sss =" os Rs ~ aw T & s per
s SIS s on 3 head s. 5 rs s 4
$40 OF on head sold - top rate - head At se per H.,
ssasr fss Gesd q &C.
Ssishs: lndsss ds steer. tee .D at
sissr'iShssa a. 7s per p Ss.s head a.se
ew: II Kenueky s.sors~7 head per w, y head
,ss Ssr toid.sSmdt sod DC oa per
Colorado steers at per 10, weights
90 Texan steers at 6isc I1c. H..
with SOC OF per head on ~ head aYd sGd at as per
selves Post io5 Illinois steers at per ID.
weights 6sl cwt ~ cwt Is Missouri steers per
lb weight cwt.. strong.
SHEEP AND LAMBs--Sales slow at unchanged rates; ID
quality to good sheep sold So 50 s5 10 per
cwt lambs. 4sc 5Ac. per lb bucks. &c 4c per h.;
ewes, 3se &C. per ~ mixed hocks, 4s.c Sc per Id;
.c per ib 1913 head 81 bs at se per lb; 72 head l9
sheep, 9s lbs, at 4'4e. per lb, Judd \ Bpcknghan
sold 5u6 State lambs-l74 head GO lbs &C.
ts lbs. 5Gc per lb 254 State sheep and lambs 6sIs
lbs at 4sc. 10. Kase Pidcock sold ~ Ohio Sheep
os lbs, 4ysc per b. II Jersey lambs. 10 lbs. 51sc
H. Kirby Co. sold 81 Michigan sheep, 95 lbs.
ie per b a Gull sheep. snlbs sssc b las State
lambs 6sts lbs at Sc per b 80 Canada lambs 81 lbs,
a. 5Aie perlb DillenbecS Dewey sold 70 State lambs
i5s at sac. per H. Davis 4 HMallenueek Ia sold
State sheep and lambs % lbs So per lb la9 State
lambs 40 bs scant at 50 20 cwt 534 Canada lambs
ID head 40 bs scant at DC h.. 1S5 head 81 lbs at
30 ~ per cwt.; lj9 head 10 lbs ut 5i4c. per ID.
Mich Cows.-No actual sales reported. 4
vEALs AND CALvEs.-Sales few in numbers. Grass fed
calves &c 2i4c per lb meal fed calves 3c per
lb:; veals, sac. a 54c. per lb
HoGsDeinand fair 93 state hogs sold live weight
in small lots at $3 ~ $3 30 Si per cwt.
The New York herald., 1879-09-27

higher prices. Erie new second consols rose to 1884,
do. funded fves to 75 Burlington and Quincy sevens
to 12O1. Northwest gold registered bonds to ll3H.
winona and st. Peter seconds to 107A. American
Dock assented sevens to 9ls1. Lake Shore coupon
frsts to l191s Canada Southern irsts to s7ss Ohio
and Mississippi seconds to l02. Union Pacific hrsts
to no. Central Pacific rsts to l092s. Louisville and
Nashville seconds to 104, San Francisco seconds
class b. to 59. and do class G. to S. In the after
noon st. Louis and San Francisco seconds. class A.
rose to Ss. Rock Island coupon skies to ia. Cincn
natl and Springfield frsts &C.. c.. c. and IL to 90A
and Jersey Central convertibles assented to l0l;4
Kansas and Texas hrsts rose to 79H. while do.
onds declined to s3 and afterward recovered S3x
Chesapeake and Ohio frsts rose to 4sx. while do.
currency sixes declined to 23A.
r,rfces of Philadelnl,ia stocks ,xera.-
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In London there was a strong market for British
consols and United States bonds the former selling
at 97ss ok for both money and the account, and
the latter at 1O4sS 104A for new fours, lOsI for
41.'s aud 1861 for fves. Among American railway
securities New Jersey Central rose to co. do co1sols
to 1O2l9. Erie and preferred to S. common to 29N
294. and new second consols to 7sH 7sA; while
Pennsylvania declined to A4 and Reading to 19s1.
At Paris the three per cent rentes advanced to $751;
75c. The statement of the Imperial Bank Of Ger
many shows decrease of 4.sO6. 900 marks.
Foreign exchange was steady at the following
The New York herald., 1879-09-27

revised to-day upon the basis of cotton. While
receipts this large. available stock is not
muatng to considerable most OF the cotton
is delivered ON contracts and shpped 10 Europe Com
mission merchants show disappont account
OF the limited consignments they get from the South
The usual shippers finding good local demand prices
In favor of the Southern markets compared with the
price of October contracts, are cultyating direct
trading with and spinners Galveston
firm. with sales Of 1878 bales; middng, loc New
Orleans active aud iriner; sales OF 400 bales;
middling io14c. Mobile Arm; held higher; sales
OF $50 bales; mddling, oNe savannah firm; sales
sales Of 700 bales; middIing iolsc Tae market ss
advance, the carly sales some q points, but was
afterward sold down points below the closing figures
Of the previous day. for ali months except September
fsll of 70 points friner feeling obtained again. aud
the closing sales added points tho last prices of
the previous day, with the market firm September the
exception closed at O5fc. against l05Sc Yesterday
The sales today between ten A. NJ and three r. NJ,
81 0JO bales, follows:-
The New York herald., 1879-09-27

-stained-Good ordinary 9ec.; strict good ordinary.
92sc; low mddIing, 10 l6c; mddling. 10 7l6c. The
bales Now Orleans . soa Mobile S24 Savannah 4ssl
York, 222; Boston. 5O7 Total. 1923 bales. This day
last week. 3Si5 bales This day last year. Ill Total
since September $50 236 bales. Same me fast year
242,00f bales. Liverpool telegrams-l2 80 p. NJ
Receipts, $50 bales, of which American, ALSO
bales nass, Market 6rmsr fraetionally clearer Es-
S 1o DO MddIing ,npands ga middapg Orleans
g 1932d. sgd as 2l-32d Il.i6d. Scptcmbcr Octo
ber delivery, nplands low middng clause 66d l332d
delivery uplands low middling clause
Lied q 3-32d 8 Lied; DecemberJanuary delivery
uplands, low mddling clause, o.16 JuneJuy deliv
ery upands, low middlng clause; 332d. Futures
leans 6sld Halfpast three M-September October do
livery uplands, low middling clause 6sd Hafpas
+. M-American sales 60OJ bales September delivery
uplands, low mddling clause, g 2l-32d.
FEATHERS remained steady at 45c 47c tor prime live
geese and Pc. 35c for mixed.
FISHThere was fair demand for Goldfish and Georges
selling wanted at 81 % aSf 90 Grand
g. s3 % - Mackerel quiet but the marke: ruled
hrmer MS the supply was light sales Of about 200 bbls
made at So % @6 so for No. 2 and ~ 25 ST. 50
No. 3; No. l Block Island b!oaters held at $55.
Box herring ruled hrmer tor choice medium scaled which
and held at 22c About 5000 boxes sold
22c.
FLOUR GRAIN.-Recepts-Flour. 1891 bbls;
whcat 2o4 loo bushels corn meal 30 bbs and 119 bags
barley malt 59l2 do Fiour-The market quiet but
holders pretty firm In their views, demanding full
prices The sales including State Western and southern
were 23OOO bbls within the annexed range Rye -four
ruled firm and 800 bbs sold. Corn In good
demand which resulted in sales OF $50 bbs aud l0OO
The New York herald., 1879-09-27

In tho money market the rate throughout for call
loans upon stock collateral was to per cent. On
governments tho rate to per cent. Time
loans and discounts of good commercial paper were
quoted at to per cent.
The Clearing House statement shows S100.3sG.259
exchanges and "a, ,552, ,12l balances.
At the sub-Trcasury tho days business was rs
The New York herald., 1879-09-27

The United States Assay ofico paid to bankers to-
day 81 .257 gold com.
The steamship City OF Brussels arrived to-day
with s25O.Ooo gold and tho Neckar with 100000.
The London Standard Of to-day states that G00o.000
sterling in bullion will leave Paris for New York.
Government bonds were strong throughout closing
The New York herald., 1879-09-27

In State bonds District of Columbia 305s regis
tered sold at "a, and Tennessee skies. new, at 2G
R,lr, a. onds IN tho early dealings were fairly
sctivs, and most of the issues dealt In recorded
The New York herald., 1879-09-27
NET COTTON RECEIPTS.

he following the net receipts of cotton at the be-
named ports from September l. 1879, to date, in.
The New York herald., 1879-09-27

The following were the rates of domestic exchange
on New York to-day at the aforementioned cities =
Savannah. buying e off. selling u off; Charleston,
buying 7S discount. selling h New Orleans COM
mercial u discount, bank y discount; st. Louis, 81
discount; Chicago, lilo discount buying, Ito pre-
MUM selling.
Imports of dry goods for the week were s2 4sa;
amount marketed, 81, ,203, ,93A
President Ives of the Stock Exchange. announced
from the rostrum this morning an offer Of S2.O0O
reward for the discovery of any member of the
Board who charges less than the regulation CON-
mission for buying or selling stocks.
The movements of grain to-day are reported as
The New York herald., 1879-09-27
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 25--5 r. NJ
Cotton-Futures weak; uplands low middling clause,
October and November delivery, q ls2d upands
ding clause November aud December delivery I58d;
also 8 2y-52d. -
Produce-Peincd petroleum. lid I'D per gallon.
WEEKLY
The New York herald., 1879-09-27
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

FRIDAY. Sept 20. 1874
reais Sheep
rdris Beeres Coos tslh,s Luuis Hons
Sixtieth stfeet..... 1,uS4 p5J y.IOT 13
Fortieth street, 562S
Jersey City,. 2.1G5 10 1887 l.ssiJ
Totals...... ....... 3.253 DTl llO44 1915
Bkkyks-rradc extremely slow, with urther decline of
from Ac lse per To- quality poor to fair with af.w
good steers To hand prices &c uc lb weights AZ
cwt. 50 cwt genera! allowance, 90 lbs 81 lbs.
range OF allowance % lbs. 5i lbs, net AZ sixtieth
street yards T. & Eastman sold for A Moran lOT Illinois
steers ~ e1ec per 10, weight cwt H. Burchard sold
for Thompson Geary buli, live weight s2O lbs &c.
per 10; 10 Indiana steers NJ elsc per lb.. weight
1is cwt. for u. Roberts ~ ohio steers 7s.c
per ID, weight ca cwt, scant T.. Cary sold for
b. O. Coon l2Y Illinois 3i head siic per To-
~ head ut &C. per ID with so oil ls head head nj
9Ac per lb with ~ on pcr hcad-weghts cwt cwt
cwt d. Waixel sold Tor Isaac Waixel 500 Western
steers mixed herd At &c. Yae per To-, weights cwt
strong Tcwt Joseph sold for SELF 10 Colorado steers
ut 7a.c h., weight J4 cwt ~ Ill nois
per To- with ODE of per head on head aud 5oc.
head II head, including head at SC. 10 weights
"a cwt. cwt q. Kahn sold for Kahn n Co l bull.
live weight $50 lbs, AZ 4ac per lb. lse kentucky
stecrsS head ut sac per H.. with 81 head ~ head
nj sc pcr To- II head as sc h. with ~ pcr head
The New York herald., 1879-09-27

- StTt 20, 1871.
Thus weeks circular Of the Liverpool Cotton Brok
efs' Association says :--"Cotton depressed
the early Of the week and prices fell
considerably but on Wednesday there was n
revival In the demand aud more steadiness. On
Thur sday the business large and there partial
prices quotations generally
American In limited demand early in the week, and
quotations reduced 3.idd, but during tho
last days the business increased and prices
covered l-lOd, showing decline o. Nd the
Sea Island fair demand and without change in
prices Futures dull and depressed until Wednesday
and prices declined 3-lud to iarthing Since then
has been generally The tin
show advance of I0d October deliveries aud
cline of -3-d. on Sepember October aud 3-b2d Dcto
bcrNovcmber deliveries and Lied. distant posi-
tionsr
GRAIN TRADE
LivkRrooL, Sept 20, 1879
leading grain circular saws Up TO Wednesday tho
wheat trade showed hardening tendency ~ a the Brh
The New York herald., 1879-09-27
TO. Do~ Last Es'G Total;

Consumption on...................... Ga 127 75l
Delivered ON contract $500 bales yesterday Current
prices OF cotton the following quotations based
cotton In running In quality not than
half grade above or below the grade quoted):-
, 1879-08-20

"'vl!d Isilt," n Daai Hrro ut Dradwootl.
TurDnd TO stons Aitor Only Tires Years
of tsurjai.
sarcia' nfspufeh 10 71s Tribune
MEShorA. IT,. Aug. 19.-fhc neallwood
Fiunetr OF tht 9TH Inst. continuing The tolow-
1ig singular st&ry. has tuss boon received lIe.c
by Ms. Dewy. bro'lcr-in-taw to tile subject of
the sketch. WIN was a native OF tho Village Of
Homer. lvo miles south Ut harc, wl.ers, many
relaltres al doceased arc still residing: III.
Il. S:lonaeld m,,1 Chnrluv l't,rr m eun.
'!ay ,novcu s!lr rulnalns VI "Wilu D!"-rIamts
Il. !Etcxoek---fton tllr Md tn,ryInE-gruund TO
M7unt aforlah Cemetery, '!h. trans!cr tccurr fs
prc;tselr Tire" yeurs frntn te date Ut first
burial. Tin roIlan WIS found In remarkably
guGA state Ut preservation. hlnl, u.on rcn1uv.ug
lie I'D. the body was discovered thoroughly
aetr!ttpl. The features Of dcerasrd wera hs
natnral as iitc, save That wtIltrnr4s oyrrkuread.
ig all gayo to ths faee III aDuraraDco OF cltselof
u,arhlr. The left eilcr., through which ilc
fatal bullet passrd ont, wns slightly incrr,slel
With mnltt. nss'l us Cbarfur attempted to brush
/, o[T he discovered tse patrliat'lDt. ncucaaeAs
title, ieagar. rested l,y tho sIlp uf tfla bodg.
After scrur'.M! a treks O! lonp, beautiful hair,
,!,c coffin was cD.cts and Transported tn It's tlnul
restun-narr. 4 h,nlsomc marble monument
will soou be erected oyer :ht gtaYc,h
, 1879-08-20

d"rsts sndng that they wcro to 70 over to the
City-lla'l mud tuok around. When :hcyrclehcd
tle tinor nf III: Council Chamber. they mst
Meca1rsy. 1is an"ioe!zci for l'* h'o'%c.
n,si Rttr'hntet 1t tD au old lale who
ha'f lust tntllr ur Just Eune M rntway.tTaln.
Thu fnllr sr!zrtl him mud run 1liM int1 the rn'',
c1osInH n'nl lMku,u the tl.,nra, NIL sat down tn
lmve tlIrfr "1rlvato talk" They kent IL 'lp
urtil a!,out t,a!i-past II Tan hour, ind then
sftb oyRft TO THE NRw ciTY-1rAtf.
and d%votct1 t.aIf nm hnr IN tta inspection, md
l1,rn ihry adjourned until 10 o'ctoeh Th1trad1y
morning.
From what con.d 10 learned, there L. not
lnucl, diversity Of Views. fnur c.FthinfT ot ina
ifyr rcfng tit fnvor ii ron. nhrntl WIN ~ ttlt
building, slnco they ,,n mt rrgnr tts Etaa!l!i
IN THE least tmonircd by nsr Of the so.en!ct'
defects, which ate pire1s matters uf oos",nn;;
nortlatI, WIN seems to ho tlutlcr tic control u
l.awler. may tInku ,ni'Iorftv report.
It IL expected HAT tllr ht.r!i11cnt* Will Ut
submitted tu ,1,e Cou.wil Monday night.
, 1879-08-20


The twentieth annual district cainp.meetIng
begnn at Dcsnlafnes Inst night. Tic bustls OF
preparation was heard In every part OF the
rrounis. During tt'c .whoa day teams loaded
With furn!turc OF cam2ers-out were arrlyln4.
asnl by night there were but two unorcunied
spartmcnts IN the entamrmunt. Though Ucs.
p!altc3 II m old casup-tnrctnE resort, 1t Is ful!
OF life mud energy. rn*ide old cottages tint
maku ,llc place seem like long-acttleh village,
nlanv new cottages aro Eoing up. Tic man.
n0cment also arc not Echjnd ffIr
smcs. The Tabernacle haA been supplied
throughout with nrw seats. The tncet:nEs
wcre 1pcnctl last night with u praver.,ncctIs,g,
con]uelci by tho Chicago Praying Band, q
combination Of about twunts pcrsnns undcr the
leadership Of Mr. NANNY. Tic exercises ron-
sisted of singing mud PRAYER. aud were attended
bY about 9oU people. This tnoru',Y ats o'clock
d nrayer .,nretttg will occlr. Three sermons
viii ho preached tn tic. morning, AFTERNOON. and
evening,
Tho management nrc confident that this will
be the must successful series Of meetings vet
held ut Dcspancs. atitl, Judging frnn appear
anccs tlIry arc not far from he;1,g correct. Tile
Intel Is to be under tie direction Ut u we'll
known rcstaurant-man OF this city. Among tic
nttract0ns ltlat are offered ut lte meetings Is
BIshot Andrews, wlo will nrnbablr bt rsescut
to conduit tllc acrviecs Friday. During the
Inst t!reu days OF tho rueestug tic
great evangelist, the REV. Air. Harrison, who
created sucl, stir In Washington, last winter,
will be present nnd take complete charge Of tho
services.
, 1879-08-20

source Of oil lite, nnfl no one has The right to
nnr1crat4W1 Uod onfv nA lie sccs TT to reveal
Himself trnnyh fIis Wnrl by hts. prophets.
iio selected several passaEcs frnm n" Biblc
to prnFs hIs views. showing that flud was the
en,,rcc Ut al life. nirl that liz took
M pleasure IN trcing 'hrm die wllrn tlr gltt Of
tlo,l n eternal life. But fioi IS mt merchant
hut vivcr, md n,tr fn,tl's salvation re cannot
bny. II Is The uift of ttod through ttc lovo oi
tlls Eon Jraue Christ. In sncnkfng Of Gpd'a
rIsng. f)r fsrnokcs related an Incident where
f,onr old wntnNn win was passing nne 1T the
Earlyus Ut nns Of the Kings VI Turopc saw
snt,lc yrtr iinc-1on1s'ng grancs, and, hnY,ug n
nick eId at !loinc. wtahrt; that she nlfyht have
aoJf.c of them. 80 alle entered thr gnrltn and
asked The gardener II Ate r0uld get soma
Ut the grapes, hut was aEgrily ordered Il,
lravc, ho asking her II she know on whose
grounds eEe wns trgspnssfng, and, pn turning to
"a, she WAS Atopretl ts The daughter OF thc
K,uu, who nske,i her what she wanted, ntni. on
br'Ht tut.1 tin story nf tt,r sick child, she gave
hr, What she wnntsh, falling her thrre wns
,ln.hlng tn nay. MS her IN htr Was the King. a,n
lle kept tI.rsn tu E,vc. not 10 sell; nN m tie
lp,tpres. v!lsst, md wfckrt1r*t Ut treaturrs nav
recIye eternal lIfa, a. our Father Is tic kng Vi
All.
TIE WHOLE or IN. HnooKEa TALK
nhonndct1 In eloquent srpca!s ant apt tIustra-
ttn1la. Tile lla,tg's service was tcosc,1 with
oraycr and singing. The meetings bid fair
10 result III ersat Epod. The aulcnrc was ,nuel,
Inyatr i1is AFTERNOON than Ia tho HI0r,lny, nh'l
t!u n!urist n growing with each sestt0n. A
lnrEc number OF prominent w0tkcra Of t;hscngo
anl nl,rr ctt!os arc expected here On shia egcu-
truit tf1lT1.
, 1879-08-20
AURORA.

6lIo IL Making 1ltrsrlf nj IsFighe as Her
SnE,oaal<n, tho SInru.
Hpfttai nfspascA ts Tat 7f1kuas.
AURORA, ILL.,, Aug. 11.-rlsc ulsY is putting
on huIlay nttire for tile soltors' reunion wtfcl,
commences tomorrow. Evergreen arches hare
brcs hntt upuu tho bridges AMI over the psinet-
raI strcsta, mil public amt private buildings ara
decorated. The Cltv Council having refused M
ptun.atton. Mayor I'Iahon cufn1nendRblv eInbal-
tAhes lhe CttY-Ialk Building At tlA personal ex :
pause. t1en. Bhsrur, Of Chtpa40. Win Will cotn-
III md tln camo, has arrived. TN Friday t'in
s!laO battlo will bs tt,uyht mn! all snncial pas
aouver tr&ias Will Eu huIa u1tll the tlnish.
, 1879-08-20
RESIGNED,
SpsctdI t)IsetsieA ia Ths TfiaaHs.

ND4tadI 1W5bEEN IN fH1 1FIVHHE =.
nANyILLK, IT., Aug. 1o.-lt IL now author'.
tattyvly stated that Lawecnce haa resigned
the Commissluuershtp Of lha Southern .peu!tcu-
t,sry. snl thu. Ocu. jlm Martin,
Of Halsn1. ts to turceed him. Tins 10 Al Tic ro.
aucst of Logan, WHO nrree4 10 pull Cuilom
lhroust. tot tIuYer1lor II CulloN will Rppo!ut
Logan men. Ubcrsy gccs next.
, 1879-08-20

ma1a In gas furnaces. The manager of Earl
Dudley's Iron works Is 10 cont1debt Of the sic-
teas OF LIE neH proccsa That no has offered to
lar down furnaces ut, THO. establishment Ut
nclghborInR Iron.maates, II t,u latter VII, epn-
sent to pay him onty the nohoy eavcd In fuel
during the trkt years. working.
, 1879-08-20
THE CROPS.

SPRING WHEAT IN ILLINOIS.
6o|efaf btsbatcA IN TIA 7ftbunA
BrR1KnTtRLr,. ILL.,, Aug. 1D-1he following
table ia regar,! 10 spritIg wheat In Illinois IL
taken from adyauce.shecta Of tho forthcoming
August ctop.repott Of The Department Of Agrt-
Clfture:
, 1879-08-20
Gas ia Fusl Ia Irup-st = king,

The adOU.l0h o& Vaa n 40 fF0M.Hak1hV fae! p
ii.It Of ! Ca,suu. 6nrlu0y ft,r.se at ths found
OAK NUrks Ut tha E1ri OF UudtuY enables alou.
one-hatf of t1le pruIuet VI that eolt'xsH to be
, 1879-08-20

oaen,!vs bsts:hs. urown4 camphofatsd sapon.
aecUUs fsntjlf4ce ,YhlIcas the teeth aud sMeslsns
fhc brrath, III cents. AYo!d limitations. :.
, 1879-08-20

The adcrct OF compile xtonhl Ioye1iness Ia 10 keep
the pores open. ulsnn's Sulphur Suap does II.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-26
THE COMING FAIR.

The first grand fair Of the Gulf States AQri-
cultural. Industrial and Mechanical Exposition
Will take place at the Fair Grounds on Monda
February IT. and will end on February "a. 1879.
The managers OF the fair have spared no exer-
lions or expense to render the premium list az
comprehensive as possible; grand opening
chorus will be performed ON the first day OF the
exposition By upwards of 500 vocalis,s from
among tne students OF the public schools; then
mere W II DO al kinds Of races com pany drills.
Military rt practice baby show. aosobatic psr-
I r etc IL Is In fact the purpose Of the
the lair several novel and interesting features.
80 60 as TO depart from the usual routine pursued
contest In archery between ladies' tberwa NJ, III
also take place olio entertainments. minstrel
SHOWS. Dramatic and literary, perform ances.
be pleased with the fair and it's accessoriss 'N"h