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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-13

BEECHER has not been heard Of for
long while, but last Sunday he talked
about conscience" and national moral
ity;" and without naming out, black
guarded Tilden, and justified fraud in
counting in Hayes. Mr.. Tilden does
mol attend Beecher'8 church.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-13

The caucus of Democratic members of
Congress on Monday evening at Wash
ington resolved to repeal the test oath
and the Federal supervising election law.
1 is thought Mr.. Hayes will call an extra
session of Congress.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-13

"WoMAN SUFFRAGE" say some blind
seekers after reform" The "reform"
needed is the rule of justice. Just laws
and all equal before the law, expresses
what is needed, and what SO many peo-
pie are cropping for, in the dark.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-13

Hon. JOHNSON SHERRrcK, Chairman of
the Finance Committee of the Senate,
has introduced bill TO establish the
State levy at the same rate as last year =,
and to consolidate the general Revenue
and Asylum funds Wayne Co. Dem. Z
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-13

LAST WEEK the Senate Committee re.
ported in favor of admitting Corbin to
seat from South Carolina, in place of
Butler. Nothing will come of it. The
report will be made to do service for
Corbin in awarding year or two's salary
and expenses as contestant.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-13

IT cost only tifty.six thousand dollars
from the National Treasury last year,and
a hundred thousand in 1875, to enable
Supervisor Davenport of New York, to
carry out his little game Of intimidation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-13

The convicted directors of the City
of Glasgow Bank were sentenced last
week'-Stronach and Potter to eighteen
months imprisonment, and the remain
der to eight months imprisonment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-13

The Republican papers continue to
abuse and villify Mr.. Tilden; but have
not made point against him as yet,
The cipher dispatches did not hurt the
"old man" "Thrice is he armed that
hath his quarrel just"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-13

Now that Mr.. Tilden and the ciphers
are disposed Of, let the Potter Commit
tee question Jno. Sherman, Eliza Pinks-
ton and Mrs. Jenks. The two Chambers
also remain untried.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-13

HAYES, John Sherman & Co., felt good
over the confirmation of the New York
appointments last week. Conkling's de-
feat was their victory.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-13

A SMALL tax duplicate gives small sal
ary to a county treasurer. The way to
cut down his pay is to lessen the dupli'
cate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-13

Ina debate in the United States Sem
ate last week, the startling assertion was
made that 20 per cent Of the pensions
paid by government were fraudulent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-13

IT would be easier for a camel to go
through a needles eye, than for Nc.
Kinley of Stark, to become President of
the United States.-Er.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-13
Uhe Aer11nrEM
ESTABLISHED A. D. 1888.
A. MeGREG0R, Editor.

Mr.. GARFIELD says-as to Governor,
not for me.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-13

Why is not Sitting Bull subpoenaed
to attend the Reno Court MartialP-Io-
Iedo Blade
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-13

IT looks as If Foster stock for Cover.
nor was on the decline.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-13

WONDER if Garfield wouldn't really
accept it, if he thought he could get it
the Governorship.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-30

CHERAw, S. c., October 13.-About one
numbered hands engaged in track-laying
on the Cheraw and Salisbury Railroad,
struch Today for higher wages. They had
been receiving sixty cents per day., and de-
mand now seventy-five. Work at this is
Therefore at a standstill, and unless the
company submits to their demands it is pro-
bable that they will all return to their homes,
which, in most cases, are in North Carroll
IA, and some difficulty may ensue before
other hands are employed, as all in this sec
ton are engaged in cotton picking:
Information reached here to-day Of a
shooting affair which took place yesterday
at a church some twelve or fifteen miles
from Cheraw, in which two brothers, by the
name of Griggs, were seriously and it is
thought fatally wounded by two other
brothers named Vaughn. The parties were
all white. We nave not yet heard the
cause of the difficulty. Since the above
it is reported that the Griggs brothers are
both dead. and that one of the Vaughns
was wounded in the fracas. The shooting
took place just across the State line, and
was therefore in North Carolina.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-30

A curious instance Of partial loss OF mem
orv is mentioned in the French papers. A
painter, who was visiting a friend at
Sceaux, was standing on a balcony on the
second floor. when he overbalanced himself
and fell on the ground below. Every one
nlshed down stairs. expecting to find him
dead, bat he quickly picked himself up,
and seemed unhurt. When, however, he
turned to address his friends, he could not
remember their names. He had forgotten
his own, and, to his utter establishment, he
also found that he could not recall a single
substantive. He can pronounce one after
the other the letters of which the names OF
his wife and daughter are composed, but
he Is unable to unite them into one word.
SUCCEss.-The Farmer and Mechanic has
begun a new volume under very propitious
auspices. There are few papers that equal
this paragon Of journals, and we congratu-
late the editors on the enviable reputation
they have won in the journalistic field
Wilson Adrdnce.
sThe fifth volume of the Raleigh Fdrme,
md Mechanic is announced. 1t is a valued
exchange, kept by the energy and ability OF
ShotweIl & Dowd square up in the front
rank of journalism ."-Tarboro Southerner
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-30
8be 5arm.
Ants.
SrArEsv1LLE, n. c., Oct. g., 1879.

SrATEsvILLE, n. c., Oct. 6, 1879.
Editor Nep York Journal Of Commerce:
Will you suggest a remedy for ants, which
have become a great annoyance to US; they
are of a small red kind, and literally swarm
the housed We have tried a number OF
remedies, but to no avvil, and any cure
which YOU can offer will be much apprecia-
ted SUBSCRIBER.
Repu.-Take a large sponge, soak 1t in
water, squeeze it and leave it until about
dry. Then pour in a little sweet oil, or
what we have lately ound to be still better,
sprinkle it with a little powdered sugar,
shaking off gently what is on the surface
and leaving the pores or cells a little sweet
ened, place it where the vermin co~ngregate
The ants will crowd into the cells after the
sugar, and when this has taken place I'M
merse it in boiling water, squeeze 1t ou'
and add q little more sugar. 1t will not
only destroy all ants that are visible, but II
preserved will drive them from the house
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-30

Colonel H. E. Coleman, Of Pittsylvania
county, is in Boydton, Va, trying to inter
est the people there in the matter OF con
structing a narrow gauge railroad from
Keysville, Va, to Durham, N. c.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-30

More than thirty years practical e1pe-
rience in farming in this New York State,
has convinced me that good meal is the
cheapest and best feed that can be used for
fattenlng any animal. | had rather have
one bushel of good yellow corn to feed
stock, especially in cold weather, than four
bushels of potatoes, therefore | should ad-
wise Mr.. Hubbell to exchange his potatoes
for corn meal and bran, mix it half and half
for feeding cows and store cattle, but for
fattening feed clear meal and a little coarse
fodder. Science confirms my practice as
IS shown by the following: An eminent
German professor says that the percentage
of nutritious Of food is as follows:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-11

Always ON hand and served 10 order fresh
from the oven, in quantities to suit, in any
part OF town.
Having purchased the City Bakery. I win
spare no pains TO meet the patrAzase OF the
public CHRIS DIEHL
Winnemucca, July 20, 1877.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-11

TERRIBLE WASTE -sF TIME.
Mark Twain os the New Postal Bar.
barjsm.

There is no need OF an official decree
to compel man to make a letter ad-
dress full and elaborate where it is at
all necessary the writer is more
anxious that his letter shall 90 through
than the Postmaster General can be;
and when the writer cannot supply
these minute details from lack of knowl-
edge, the decree cannot help him in the
least. So, what is the use of the de-
cree? As for those common mistakes,
the misdirecting OF letters, the leaving
off the county, the State, etc. do you
think an official decree can do away
with that? You know yourself that
Needless, absent minded people are
bound to make those mistakes, and
that no decree can knock the disposi-
ton ont of them. Observe this: |
have been ciphering, and | know that
the following facts are correct. The
new law will compel $4,000 great com
mercial houses to employ three extra
correspondents at $1,000 year
Sj4, 00O-smaller establishments in pro-
portion. h viii compel 0,000, 900 of
our people to write daily average OF
ten words apiece SOC 900, $50 unneces-
sary words. Most of these people are
slow; the average will be half a minute
consumed on each ten w0rds--l5, /, 000,-
600 minutes of this nations time fooled
away every day 247, AGO hours which
amounts to about 25,000 working days
of ten hours each; this makes 81 years
of 800 working days each, counting out
Sundays and sickness -S2 years of the
nations time wholly thrown away
every day. Value Of the average mans
time, say 81 GEO year-now do you
see $50 900 thrown away daily; in
round numbers, $25, 900, 900 yearly; in
ten years, S25D, 900, 600; in hundred
years, 81, 500, 600, 600; in million of
years-but have not the nerve to go
on; you can see yourself what we are
coming to. II this law continues in
force, there viii not be money enough
in the country by-andby to pay for its
obituary, and you mark my words, it
will need one. Now we come to the
ink. No, let us forbear--in fancy see
the fleets OF the world sailing in it.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-11
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-11

A Sunday-school visitor, who was
interrogating the children, asked the
question: "Why was Lots wife tnrned
into pillar of salt?" There was a
pause, and then small boy with a
preternatural growth of head piped out,
II s'pose it was because she was too
fresh"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-11

An lrishman was accused .of stealing
a handkerchief OF fellow traveller, but
the owner on finding it, appologized to
Pat and said it was q mistake. "Arrah,
me jewel" I" said Pat, cit was a two
sided mistake-yeu took me for thaif,
and l took you for gentleman.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-11

A st, Louis boy was delighted when
fine, six-bladed knife dropped down
to him from the sky. Wrapped around
it was paper on which was written,
"We are fastened TO the dome; for
heavens sake help US out" Two girls
had assembled to the top of the court
house, and closed self-lcckihg door.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-11

Never marry woman unless she is
80 rich that you would marry her if she
were ugly, or so handsome that you
would marry her if she were poor.
, 1879-05-06
i Prolific Republican.

E5s9HH9HFV II{E. sfEEEs
A few weeks nEo we mo:le mention at,o ut
thu twg,ltv-fth child Of Father Elijah McCleu-
nllan. Since that tt,no the old uentle1nan l1hs
tecn In to sec MS and si,akc hands over the ioy-
full event. We learned that fiflern OF bis GILL
drcn were tloys Autl ten OF them girls, A1il ut
this time twenty Of his children ars living, md
ten OF them nt hosnc, nil In reasonable good
health. Two pair Of twins wcrc born, three
boys nnd one girl. lie has fifty grandchildren
a,,tt four Grcnt-crandchildrc,l. Ho thought at
first Of calling THIS last child enough. hut lie has
s!nre canngel his mind, Tor hc 4 Republican,
and ducs nut 'ka tile way the Drgnuiers talk
now in Congress; tIlill'is perhaps tile Govern
iucnt will need soine tlore sol1!ers before many
ycnrs. aml desires to do all tie Gun to support
tlle Government.
, 1879-05-06

DosroN, Mass. May &, h,--Ftorn-Stealy; West
crn supcrs. Sa.bU: conn,on extlas, 81. 7:iG5
1. OO; Wisconsin extras, 81. U0fci.bO; attlnasotn
extras. si.O0ith, 70; wiHtcr wAcatr-dsmard fair,
an.l mar.ct irm; Ohio aM Michigan, 81, ,7aab5. III
Illinois md Indiana, i.u0iS5. IL; st. Lults,
S5.a1G0. .25; Wisconsin und Minnesota patent
pruccss. 9tL1:TfIs.u0.
OpAIs--1:orn atcady; mixed and yellow. 4GlsfD
igc. Oats arM; No. ] mud extra white, aIl;N
:!lc: M. 2wh,sc, 31.sc; No. ) whitu mud No. !.
mIxrtl. .s,;3GnHl!.c Rye. U!c,
lsEcE1rT.-rl01r, 4,8uO Iris; corn, ~, 600 bu;
wheat. Il, 400 lH1.
sMarAESTs.-F Flour 1000 brls; corn, 14l, 600 bu j;
wheat u. UUU bI,. ... -
, 1879-05-06
!!ons-nuil aDd lower n 81. 9:jG2:t 10.
hEtEll'rs-F F!nnr. 900 iris; wheat, NJ. mo lat.
sllffaExrs-Ftour |, t0O hrls: wheat, 173, 00ob bu.
itATtl'iNtOtl1;.

nAftTihfOfkE.
HAlTtsonE. May 5.--Ftouu-Stchdy and firm;
Western super, sa.o57a.7o 40 cxsra. 84.o0@
4.ho; do family. 81. 7:ii6s5. u.
uHst*-Wheat steady; No. 2 Pennsylvania
rea. 81. III; No. = Western winter red. spot md
May, si.1 134@1.13st; Juno, 81. 1a.l11. las;
.tHly. S1.0plieBl.p p!'N. Corn -Wctlcfn active;
Western mlxcL. apot and siny. 4:,i0+:Tc; Jane.
43'afa43tsc; ;JmIy. 44!kdt4i,1c'stcamcr. 40fti0ic.
t'nts steady md 1nwer: Westesn white, H513+c:
tln mixed. :r.6aEt!sc; pennsylyania. 33Ga33c. Ryo
ql!et nt hSGhI0c.
al ,!1'iasMs,Sfly; at 4 p'Ime to ehoco Pennsylvania
- mrnovlsins,-steady; m mess pork. $40. 5oR1o,5h.
lsn1k mcnts lupse shoulders. SAG: clcnr rib aides.
4'ic; pnckc,', i!4Ma!ic l'aeon, shoulders. ,4ate'
clenr rib sitcF. 'tc. 1tams, 0G0nAc. LaEd,
rcnnea III tcs. Tic.
IsrT?En-Flrmtr: prime to choice Wahtosn.
packed, 1t1hi1c: roll, I1Gl liz.
ls"0A--FIr,n; 1uc. .
8!aalH'4e.
Mu,sEf-DnlI; 81. .01W l.U7.t,
rnC1amrs--Tu l.lycrpool pcr rscam stcnly:
cotton, 3.l0l: n0nt. 70 Ill: grain, Gid.
REcE!rrs-Flnur, q, Dill bts; wheat. i't 900 hu;
ctra. 10f :l00 tn: uRiR, Ii, i,0 bu: rye. HlD In
slirnESTs-Whcat,B VI, quo su; corn, 1876, 500 bu.
, 1879-05-06

hbkGl7{ {HFh1tEH 10 @Hf fFIpHHes
NEW ruEH, May H. tinAlS-Wheat values again
,er,ncet Oh wintcr grades !4Ek,tc, anl On spring
;glc bushcl on comparatively limited ufrcr.
les: tablc sdslcrs of d spEsltlcss tcnor: talee.
4sG00 bu. 1t which sh0, 00O bu were for carly DO
l,trY, Including li,0t'n No. l whlto at 81 .l2H
tl.Iat; MI. !. Chicago spring rcpurtel at
sL0a; H,nnu In New York No. 2 spring, June
srion, ut 81 .00:. Co7n in murc urgent request,
,dqaotcd hrher. Rye lclA firmly, though INT
,e.rs. 0ats nsain qnotrl gcneraliy ahals
louver In price IN fa,r'y active business; NJ. .
tasago aioat auo;ed at :.s!sQDs4c; do In store.
&,ic "- -''"'.' :,
fr1lEsiuS+-l1og p:oductH unsettled. but c1nscd
tttIre and arHl. Ness patK for early delivery very
f1ct $40. GJ for Hcw ordinary brands and ST. 90
fF Old. tut muuts In quite msderato request, at
ib'nt previous pttcpa. llaeon nuct!yu nnd some.
shatsesaar: luu- clear quoted at SI.00. Vest
IN itcam lard active tas early delivery, clos
fTstFmlJ; sales at Gi. III.
TAsio~-1n goud request. prime quoted at G'tc.
sroAEs-lsaw qu!ct mud slcady; Cuba Mnscoyado
t:oit pct H..
"HtsKr-So|l at Sl.07, with further offerings
tsRlat II. 0jsi. showing n weaker nlaskct.
fHEIGilTs--A moderate inquiry for carly ncconl-
encson In The way o! Etaln mud petroleum trades;
fa'es on grain freichtt ssino weaker; fnr Liver.
!ool, engagements by atcuH,, wheat, old; grain,
so. s'"'
IT, thf 1Ttfffyn .istneia!td Press.
,.As* As* fnHk. May i.--CorTos--Flrm Mt 19isR
i:Se; !atnrcs fIsu,; Mav. 1..:nc: June, 1..41c;
'a'f, l.dc: August, II. ic; September u. :.,t!c;
osl"ber II. zoe.
tihcl'~Wint:r wI,cat scarce nnl firm; spriu:
susa1 anict bnt stcaAy; rcre!pta. ~. oUU bsls;
i'per sfate nna Western, 81. !!aa:l. II; cumn.on
"gaoa extra. 81. a1iLJ.>J; .uuti 10 cllotce, 81: y5
Ia3o: "l'llu wheat, extra, $t.55lti..a; cxira
oa'' 81 to't1.00; st. L0nIa, 81. suGt:. 75; Mime.
Jul patent lIroccss. 81. iUS17.t5.
'"'iS--h heat guilt hut firm; recclpts, 10i. 600
~ w. rejected spriHs, M sclS0c; unsralcd do, Sl,st
~ ~ da s!lGso"e: No. al,riuy, 81. C0GD U:i:
sasIaaed wtatet rcd. 81. 0HGG1. lu; No. q do, p0a
oNe' No.: 10. 81. liGtl li.x; NJ. ,,u, 81. l4I
= y',.1 ~, 40! anher w. 1aGtl. III ngruded while,
ss,,Il.i ~, t' 10. do. sl.1o; NJ. do tsa'os
pa'' al .lc1if.1 .l.!s. Nyc firm: Western,
r.1" 1''s' nas'ey tlall and nominal. Malt aomlnal.
!" saf demand; receipts. 1a0. 600 b,t; an-
n ,4,' - =, .ett4!;c; No. ., 4le: stuamcr. +4c;
W atst4'!tc. Oats lrnce; receipts, 10, DNO hu;
m 49, %'40:gp,c; M. white, 355aJi,,c; m,xrd
"txltefn. y! i6&:Ei';c; wblte do, 3G523B CSC.
ites-Tnlet hut frn, NJ +uGf 4i;c,
ws.esn wnSten'ly: sS' searltng' :dolc; Eaatorn and
sa,. sa,H.oaa,Es-co'lcc at quiet and unchanged Sugar
Ay'a.,sas sMs s,: tais 10 you'd raining. N;.tShJac.
lncIapseaa aa't' anu unchanged. Rice stcaay and
,,;a ,,t;aaf1n,oaErN-Qnlct; united, 765;67oyc; c,udc,
'ts'$asS.!sss;;' S'ttss':xaaS!ss;'; I$ssS 4 5l;ieo ..,ee.
Tsarss7,sEweit@t!4dll.as Tsars3,s1:ei dull nj si;;ti;
Pany,.,rn!th's Western, llIiitl3c.
a.n.s slU, 70 for new. l!ref tfeady with Il iii
Clio 4'afa-l'e"'and ae.!vo; pflno steam, IL. i;
te:%sssFF::nn.-SS,s;ady; wcstern, 5ee1sc.
, 1879-05-06

LOUISVILLE. siay y5'-corvoS-FIrm at 11::c.
FLoun-Dui and unchanged.
0hAtS-Whent firm: rcd and amber, 81. o:'G11 !. .0i.
Corn steady; good dc,naut: whito. JEDc; mixed,
i7c. Onts steady. with fair dr,lanI; while, ..Dc;
ml1et, aSc. Hye-Markut dn! ut bic.
rHoyla!DSs-p1rk quiet but s.eady. Lard quiet:
choice leaf tIerce. TAG; do kogs, aiic. Bu|k
n,cats steudy; shoulders. 3!ie; clear rtu ST. 50aD
a:aal !sasnn stcaliy; shoulders, 81 oI: clcas RIB,
WuIakY-AInrkct dull At 81. u,
, 1879-05-06

y " oAlA1lfRNSt
New QnLEASa. May, b. FLoun Quiet but
frnl. ....
GaA1H-Corn acasee niNt frM: jobb,n. nj 6U0
sec. Oats qutrt al :'5GlH0c,
cols .MEaL-Alarket dull nj s.. %.
1iAr-Quic prime, SIG. .0UGblu.o0; choice,
$500.
rnoy;ssnxa steady; old, Sn.9i: now.
$101U Lard quiet but rm: tlercc. So. T6dl7. 90:
kegs ST. .a'aa7.50. bulk meats scarce and ilras;
shoulders, lnosc. asic; i'nckcd, 3Ie. Hneon
stcaty; tobblng, 44c: clear r,b. 5n16sc: hamH,
sugar cured. n,arxct dull; cahvascd, 7aNDAc.
Wn1sKY-slRrket dali; Western rcctIaeh. 81 .0:;ll
]. TO-
t1GncENEs-CoNco-Afn Market dull; jobb,ng. or
d!nary to prime. 11ttIlGc. Sugar dull And .1Gnl.
Naaac TX. ~ Moapse. s oniet: iarmsnnr y
common. .,G5.bc: prime to cholce, 34&l35c. A,ee
qnet ut a'iGLu!ic.
uNAN-SteuHY ut 7lc,
, 1879-05-06
BUFFALO,

NuFrAr.o. n. y. May h.-GnAiN-Wheat in fair
tcnlatl; sales Of Q, 900 bu No. ! Duluth Mt about
Sl.03; 1,:00 bu white Michigan At $1.O3. Corn
quiet; sales of 1900 bu higl-mixed In store at
:U;c. Oats III fair tcilest; sales OF d 500 hu No.
:.tEcasd at ;'Uc. ltyo neglected.. Datley ne:.
1cctuu.
MAt1noAp FnElamrs-Lowct, and nominnl!y 7,zo
Tor wlIcat.
cAsAa aFmEI"llTs-Sh'ppcrs pltur bic; &c asked
for wheat. -
, 1879-05-06

Nav fnnK. May ii. -l'ustness only molesatc
with comln4snn ,.onacs. md jobb|ng trade quct;
cotton gnods less nc.re. but very firm rtca sheet
inga and shlr.nrs advanced by ngrntA: prints
quiet. printed lnwna talEly nctve anil In light sup
ty: easy woOcna Ia1re sought sDr BY the cloth.
ing trade; Kentucky jeans III steady request.
, 1879-05-06
hh1cs: gross, }1: exports 10 trcnt Britain :, IA
q Tho Continent, gtlo; fafcs, 6, tuu: stuck, 10,


CLrvItAxp. o.. May Il. .-VErnoLEux-F,smer:
standard white. Ito test, Hc.
Ott C.rr, 1'a.. May .. -i'ETnot.R,M - Market
npnncd rtuatly. with tacs ut 7:.c: leclfHcI to tic.
aIsunceh md ctoseh nj 717.c bin. r,rlcI1y; shin.
nlcnts. IT, 900 bF1s, averaging ~, QUO; trnneac-
tlnns, roo, 100.
rITr-Erna, Pa, May -rErnotxuw - Qutol
md rtcadY cfnA1 1a'.c nt T'nrkers Tor shipment;
refined, 84c, Philadelphia delivery.
, 1879-05-06

DErNo,g, Mich, May b.-FLoun-QuIet and
atcudy.
0nAls-Wheat firm; extra, 81. 05ti: No, white,
S1.Ht; for Muy, sl.Dl: for June, 81 OK; milling
No. !, 81 .001i asl;od; nNlbcr 81 .04! asked. lie
cutpts, WhcAt, u, 3D. bu; shipments, 1. b00 1u*
, 1879-05-06

II, So!cil1et FrcWcl explorer. Ia travelling
tbTn,rl, Airra In primitive iAsll!ui,. Ills uuIy
uscurt IL man servant. lie neSrr cart!es arms,
mud uuapts Iusclf IL t!e aiali1s n!n1 cl'stot1ls
vi tln. tribes through which hc passes, eut1H9
u1Ia 4rcssilY 1a they do.
, 1879-05-06

Npkt}0l WkD11e6 70 10a 3T75EH4
KAHsAs ClTs, Mo-, MAY 6-CnAtS-Tha
Price Current reports w1icat rccHtpts ut y, 6Du
bu; ahipmcntI. ], $50 bu; weak; No. 2, cash, Dsc
May, D71sc; No. i cash. NIc: May, D313c. Corn-
Receipts, 7.9l5 bu; shipnrnts, l1,b18 bu; nrm;
No. = cash. .ut4c; May, 1t!tc.
, 1879-05-06

:. q. .mfa G.?ii
r1.ce ..lu6. e1etI' ..,,,,, ,...,.. 1000 T.n5
p'.rt .stad. df}'' f}''...,,,,..... lbs
iitth .."......' 1850. ..... 1.50Gb |. 70
shass' sehr H. t'el'. from Grand l''oF 1ao' ooo
s'ss. ,sa: mil buas,la nj s1l.oo. -, M,
a.'npsW u s"' Thompson, from whlte Lake. $780, GOO
nPtfe t1.',.nn s."a fun White Lake, lG!, 600 I,
sth' na, ,ann p,ckwl, at s.. 30. Mill tally,
t'r'aon ",' %eacr, report gunsl shipping dnmand
7as .,"t, which Is tolorably steady. a. tho 70.
III ,. ~ o sn ts. s yaEE EoSwar ntSs, .,s asa FSs s
, 1879-05-06
ST. 1.flIIIA.

ST. 1.ouIs. No.. May 5.-FLoun-sscady; me.
luns grades scarce and wanted; double extra full.
~. .Gfl treble extra. e. T0114. Be; family,
81. Di1ts.05.
tnAtS-Wheat oponed better; declined: 81. 04i4
1f.04 cash; 81. ui!,G1l.1+ May nnd Juns; D8tsGa
01Mc July; No. = do, 81. 0.01. .01a{; NJ. 2 spring,
Hhc. Corn opened fr,nos: clUscd fraction oil:
No. u.ised, 3a:lG1:slc cash; 33.;133tc Muyi
A3iQt:!3;ic June; 3t7s9a+s.c Jaly; ah7,GDs1.ic
August Oats active but lower; No. =, :2u.iGt
:u?,e cnsh; ?ti.1c hid Alay; 2tssc bid Jnae. 1tyu
dull: iHc. Harley dnll: no ealos.
WuisKy--StenAy nj Sl,u4. ~
Pnosis1oxs-,l'ork quiet: jobbin9. s.. 20 delty-
:iuiK meats dall clsnr rios 81. i, ca.a: ~ $4 20
a. nes Mo!nts, zoe fright. Ilueon easlcr clear
ribs. 81. C24 a6p5. Oh; clrnr. 81. 442
IsEcgrTs-Flour, :. 900 hrls: wheat. rs. 600 bu: =:
coru, 10. 900 hn: oats. 81. QUO hu; rye. Nu00 bu;
hurley, j. 10u Int.
SutrMESTt-F1our q, 600 bfls; wheat. 4. 600 bn; J;
corn, 3.0oo bn; outs, hune; rye, uona; barley,
nun1.
, 1879-05-06


PlfrtAnELrrtA. May h.-Ftorn-afnrkot dull |;
Minnesota extra family, good, s4.50d34. 1:H /;
Ohlo t!o, goal s5:731 36. 80: Minnesota, 81. 90.
Ryc -four. sas.7h1b..s1t..
tsnAiS-Wheat qHct; ungrndcd winter, 81 .03fD
Los: No. 2 winter red. SLID. Nyc firm At
5Kc. Corn quiet: rejected, 40Iic; STEAMER. 4lhc.
Onts quiet; mixed Western, :3!c; whtlo 10, :Edl
He.
pHHvistoSs-A3arkct dull. Prime n,cla bert.
s12.Oo. stcas pork. 6i0.37nGpl0 20. Hans
smokca. ST. U0GtD 90; picked, So. 1907. IL. Lard,
SU. 45GD.h 80.
l1eTTEn-Atarket dull; creamery extra. 1G6118c;
New York ssatc and lirn!lfora county, rcnnsy1-
1:ft1ic: da guul 10 t.Iolcc. tGbilc.
EaHH-Stcady: Western. lie.
EHEHsE---Stcaly; Western creamery, DID, 6l:G67c: !:
dn COnd. ;Gtuc.
PErHoLruM-Ncclectcd;7 7clnrl, s!.c: crndc. Taic.
WHtsNY-1n falr dcTnnl; Western. 81. .U5II.
]sEuEtrTs-tunr, :..a0U brls; wheat, III, o00 hu !;
corn, W, GOO bu; oats. IL. 0oD bu; ryc. GOD bu.