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Messrs. Jefferys and Lavel!e had
a glorious trip to Kingwood last
Saturday night.
The Tunnelton young fry" un-
der the care o! Mr.. aud Mrs. Bona
field, attended the Kingwood Liter
airy Monday night, and fel. well
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6sJ5- Go to Allen, Ellis & co. for Christ
mas Toy. Nice stock Of China and
Wax Dolls from 1 cent To- Sl.OO. Fine
stock Of Vase. Call and examine.
, 1879-06-02

nnAx-Was active ri. md ratacr weak Under asso
olleflheH Salea "cfe "uo loHs AZ SS ~ per ION on
track. MD 81. H71s6eo. ~ FREQ On hoard cara.
res sea an track. ,o.,o ~
MInhtlStaH-Salca were ~ IONS nj I'll sH'ffla.u w.
snoars-salo waa made Ut 20 tons at su.a5Ga
nnE1-"a1 sH1", n"' a,. ru''e"ha. 9teaA!a.'
1e , ao cnsfs .st 1 ths
salnc as tho Eatcss pfIco Of Thursday, wnt,u June
,.hso, ,ysa ro,n,lvr,v nrn,.r nsnn irlt,sh v,rrn.
wuro s.ow bn. n.cnay. and Now yor. repar.pa rn-
duccl bids, tl.urg, holders askad about the same
prIcea ns botoro Decoration Day. Our recalp.s
"e,e sma'es n ,uo aaaas !" , s."tr , n'ro @ was ~,
understood to ilaSo neen reaaee4 about :so' Wy VI
da1ns s %se soa NJ ~ ,h !" 70
r,,,,, TN w,;n,Itv ~ n,nrntnr. hctrv nyn,sn !,
"n,,in. . @ ~, ] "aw ea,s .rs cnsrrn, % u,riyas NJ n"
.wers chiefly tasS" - aRN!y o. JuHe ,; cS,;n!sSSts.
and sl"ss ssoa f"r rssclptt we , W. assor Ss
at ubnnt @ s1.oi+' Casn TO- was talac. ,,' ,clasng
~ sos' sns .s se'sssea ~ at cc, Ms; ss'p's.ss IT.
snT as. a1oaf II ,. nA OF sf S
$1ol. early 10 81. o.. later, and csins ut 81 ola.
.erepc. being unttrrty mater " stoEagc chafxcs;
se,iat guy oPssn NJ ns:,s; ~ so. " oss ao'anesa
X Suxas ' xas ~" nss9y 4 " S%si ssst t
xa!aa were rcnrtcd ot ~. 100 by No. M 81 0l4a
t,0l3i; ~ 4oo ~ No. . ut st!t; 2'on1 hu 70.
nnd s00 hn 10 tno EFado} at hac. To'a1. ", 400
bu:
OTHEH WllHAr-Salts Were d. lOD bu winter wheat
at $l.ouls vi; S10 bn No. MluMtaotn ut
81 u aGt l:E; 10 tons screenings III SIS. W per
lon; cyl a4 Y tuns .ia as $40; og. ;, ,.,,.,
Mhont lie per III early. but aIyanccl .1c. ana
closed &c optow the latest prices u Thursday.
I.lyurpnos WIS quoted FIRM, but our receipts weru
unusually msss. and thur abundance bIoac the
market. especially ~ thu srrtSass VI Friday wera
nlsu III sale. ana thy tonpstUa shiptnrnEs wrru
s,ocks during .hu week II nearly hos t83 ha, ..,.,t
honIu of thu railroads hare eeaaraI u, bill curn
, 1879-06-02

-A-&4--t@-
fRt

Withdrawn from, store during Friday for city
consumption: 42s bu wheat, l,saa eu hurley.
The withdrawals Of oav!ey dur!ng tho week ag-
grcGatc 93.55l bu.
The following grain was inspected into atoro
in this city Saturday tnornlng: 8ears No, y red
winter whcnt, 2 cars No. y t1u, 2 cars n.lxcIi, i
ears M. = hard, ~ cars No. . apring, 81 cars
M. do, 81 cars rcicc,ed. 4 cars no grado to15
whent): cur yellow coru, 49S cars a,l 13,;10
nu high mixed, 3 cars now do, 0 cars new
,nircd, 4os cars at,tl 0,451 bu No. corn, - cars
rejected, car no grade (l.003 corn>; ST cars
whltc oata. % cars md 1000 bu No. mtxci.
II cnrs rejected, car no grade Isl oats),
cars No. ryc, 0 cass No. y Ito, 1 car rejected
ua ryc|; ears No. barloy, cars no grntlc do.
Total (l,:sa4 cars), 5775,U'0 hu. Inspected out:
i7,120 br wlaat, 92J 49a bu corn IL, s59 ou oals,
1,0S3 barley.
The following were the receipts and ship
mcnts OF hrendstuts and live stock At this point
during the INST week. nt1l for tho corresponding
, 1879-06-02
By TEI.EGRAPII.
NEW YORK..

Nrw TonK, May st.oug.
Ktilroad securities wero active aud irregular.
Stnto bonds were quiet.
Tic stock market was fairly active to-day. At
the oncnlng prices declIued I6Ge3<, but subso-
Qnent'y fru,er feeling prevailed, and an nj
vance OF 1<Gel535 per cent was established a'"l
Eencrnlly maintained 10 tho close. Michigan
Central was exceptionally henvy, and declined
to 1875, the lowest point OF tho week. Louis
vi'ln Il Nashville fell Oh 81 DOT cert from
THURSDAYS cloa!ng price, touching 63t1, hut
subsequently, recovering to 5733l, and closing Mt
D51b1. THIS BRINK waB ca11scd by thG nrtior uf
the Louisville Co,Mu.on Council IN ordering tho
sale Of thu Eompuny's stock owned BY the city
without limit ~ to the prtce tn bo taken.
TRANSACTIONS, lC2, 100 sutcs II, ,0O0 Erie, Il, 900
Lako Shusc. 1.oC0 Wabash, 1.90o Northwestern RI,
13,000 st. Paul. IL, 000 Lackawanua. 1900 New
Jersey Central, 7,0o0 Delaware Il Hudson, 2 2.G00
Morris Il Essex, LEGO Michigan Central, ",otn
Hannibal s; St. Joseph. 1,0oo Ohio s. Mississippi.
5000 Western Union, i,4D PaciIlc Mail, 1000
Louisville g. &Nashvilie, 5000 Nashyttio, Chatta-
nooga & st. Louis.
MoncY market active ak 35l5 per cent, closing
at 405; primo mercantile paper, 319@131 per
cent; sterling exchange, bankers' hlls, strong at
437s<<; sight, AS9.
The weekly bank statement ia as follows:
I.oans, decrease, S309, ,7Uo; specie. decrcaHc,
e17,NN; lceal-tenhcrs, decrease. s1,4D3, 800;
deposits. dvcrease. $780, 100; circulation. it,
crcuse. S1e6o0: reserve, decrease, 8l,212, GOO.
The bAo,ss now held 81 Us O0 In excess OF their
lcgul requirements.
, 1879-06-02

New YonE. May 31.-cotton Exchange vi
closed today.
F1,oun-Quet: receipts. 81, GOD btls; fuoes stats
and Western. 81. Is: common 10 rood e1tss - 10
Ga A() good to choice. 81. Dat4. III; white wheat
extra, 81. 55Gb1.a5: extra OlU, S4.noI0 %; St.
Louis. s3.8o10. 90; MlnncAo;a patent pFoes.a
on.;s.Wheat fairly M ae!tys; teeeIst.; 4sl:ee ls
Ne; Nv. do, si.03ls1. o.; ungsaded 90 ",
Do, s., 14t411. ID; ml1ud wtntet, 81. :JIL Lls,;
al. ii; % anafa;lui wi.i.o 81. II: So do: sllat;
extra DO. 81. III. Ryo lIrmcr; WtHtrrn 0'Ih3;ie.
l,ariey-sfark+t dull: malt aotltnal CON- talf
,m.a; Eseelptt 40 200 oa "Saae' x% e 81;
steady and fairly active: receipts ~. oon M; 20.
mixed Western, :.19t:,itsc; white du, si@ioc.
llAr-Somlnally unrhan1ed.
Inconsistency: ysafi'aEs, "a &C.
unncEMEs-Cufien quit fIut ateady. sf:ai-
atnrket dull: faIr % good rc1at.s. 1;.leto'ie'
PxrnoLxuM--Flrm: tnltcl, 3!s&S73ac; ctads
0EGs7!;c; reaMsst. Bssc.
TALLow.-t}nut hut steady.
ltEslN-AFArket tiMll 1t 81. l.:i8{fl.i0.
TunrEsTsxE-N Nnrlset dull.
i;das-Quiet; Wcstsrn, t0112c.
acknowledgements sules i'nenos AVE, aua
Rio t'rande light msddlca and hcaFy we1asa
WooL- :penand active and strone: d9me.,l: .sSI
acect. .sb4uc: uutIea. 1H ;!sc; unwashea eya ts;.
FRovlsioxs--lnrk-Mnsk dull: i'ess' shW; s9.',;;
neiy asM ~ no. a;s H. :0e: IF s sees esar aS %et
81 tI5; short do, 81: Of. Lart-Markct Dun; phe'
''i guT1Ei:-sias':st dulli; Western, cDlss.
NlnHKr-Firt,ter nt Sl.n5 .,,-,
META ts-~slanutu tucsare coppeE,, new she,thas !a:
2!r tr1n~seotcll ptE, slH ;hi. q: 81 a.ues's''4
SIT 11I ~. 10: ltHt+tA sEcct!ny, ll!ttt!Sc
ktttH--ftt 81 Vi: cjtncft, 81, {Jtk l. W.
, 1879-06-02
PROVISIONS.

IT I"IkEE ' Is5IEVtS"s TT
non rRODUCTs--Wcss moderately ncttyo In
psnyiltng fur dune deliveries, anil nothing else.
Tho .uaekct fur Hyn,s Or juno was ea,lur. though
hugs wosv quoted hc per 1uo lhs higher. The rec-
mum, for carrying Into .Inly was wlcned tn about
1.c pei hrl OH pork and ncnrly 10c pcr 100 lbs On
lnr.l. The outgo OF aluH continues large cspc.
chilly In lard, ~ will bc scon br'ow:
Tho following fs dctatlod statement Of tho
shpn,c1lts Of provisions from this city for tho
,yuck. and elncu Nov. !. 1HSg, with comparisons:
, 1879-06-02
1tECE1l~T.. /. ;
frtfctts+
I'd The 4ft1ttr,t <issaeiatfd f'Ftn. u.s.
.wAuKgE. Muy ;if.-ELutI.I-uHll anu Hss'

lccsed, ,,uta
GnAlx-Whent arm; opened 'lc lowtf' t e. S!e'
arm; No. l Nl"nnkee iMrsi. Sl.0:1i;. IT. :%rt:
Mt!wauxee do, 0S:.c: May. uR,sc; Iuas' ss s3,e;
JulY, EIic; No. milwaukee,, hoc: -: W.T. = Ult
ra!rctuI. uIc, Torn !1wer; NJ. =; ~ ee,,s,
dull, mud prices sha'lu lpwer; So. ,,ss ;iradf
Ryu ar.N aid hlkher; M. !. bl;ar. f'a''s'
md unchanped; No. !. spring, t3c; - .o,k oslst
rtov,s1uNs-Qulet buI steat'y. slsts ! po'A
at sll.tr,,, caslt. rrlnir stcam Iasd, s0.o''
Hnas-llull ut 81. auHtJ+ H.
FuEla11rr---Wtuu tn l!aisalo, "Ic; M ooo
NEcglrTa--tloar, 1a,uoo pr's; "he"''
bu. ,u,o,r 10. co..
lu
, 1879-06-02
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Review Of the Condition Of Chi
cago Finances Last Week.
The Produce Markets Tane--Provisions
Eaaier-0orn Depressed by Large
Receipts.
Wheat Quiet--Hogs Firmer---move-
1nent Of Produce During tia
Week.



,,
chicago oanF e'eafsnss SNOW ese'y mssn
gam 'Eat eau Do atttlon'eu o". ~ n"p1os.
business. There was 'ast week VI '''Gseasv .s,. -.
nearly % por cent' Inc heseaso ,' n"' t.u s ".'N
he'oro "n8 nearly 10 pes ee"t. !"e u"S.!.ee
anch ot fhc etts feposn ''auo Eoo', "" "e1Ie4
tllnn 1t was last year lheso IN 'lo e.''"oea,'a'y
dcTclopncfit, oos every syu'pton ~ souu" ""a
hea'th3 growth. Aa 'tnesoseWes'ta u oe seeh
IN real Estate IN weh "s III III mefconI', anu
manu'aet"t"5 opela'lo''' 4ne "e.'ase u" .uo
trading til ioen' SECURITIES, IN Ne" ioIk sttHhs'
aM' III oo'er"a'snt po"os' 10 sefs W.
aeh1 III Sn'e"eo' a"a "e'"s W ""s" wy eHa'
'nGs. lhe ioeas 'oan n'as"et Rn"ca so''1
oei.s'ts ouf'ne .ne "eek IN aceounL u nostu
os 11aae apP''c"t'''"S ,of setlien'ent eay. ~
ac'nanu ,oF "e.oth"oua'a1,s "ss no. eaaa' 20
1l'e supply hates "efe 1e.o paI eei't lo' ta,i
loans, WIN 'oans OH uovctl'"ents III per eeh';
anu ft9a per eeht on tin'e' VII" so'no H"'aa
"ansaetons NJ s@'esto pc, een.. tne currency @
movement .,as oeen .'o'ii He" !oth :" w'e"so' s.
anu 1rnn1 eh'eae" 10 the Interior. t'h"sHe.
uohs N ao'es",he",s ''aso oet eo!''ns' 'l'a.n!t
10 numerous tnlc' turing Tue orcak IN t'l' NC"
i"'N mo.ket' whe'l Sotne speeu'a''se ao'oels
NJ mere anu ao'ne eouh1'S "o'"ess iet ~
INC 9oeo'esF III r'e p1'co opsla'ea ~
e''eeK '.'e octl'"'i"' tneie "ta eoou IVA! "i
,oea esc,te1nent aoout the le'unolnE celtinea.es.
iHes supp'5 VI t!esc ee.'He caccss''cs "aut "n."
''e oonu q"o,atu"a u'oPpea fr1'''onk ~, ee's''i.
CRIES "cns "o"" ~ n''i' '"e'es' 4n.'I "as ono
en'o " tol7s' t"e '"p'''cHcr1 :" oo.ua
aAestea t''c ec'tsnea!es' a''a VI eutu'a"! tl'e
peoners ~e.e uu.n'S i1se's ~ .'sgio1. IT.
-. messing ~ .'e p1'eelu's ,o " tne No1.'.e1n
lae'''c haalsoau eos"Pa"s' ne,u w se" Aofk
e"tuttaY "eeA' 81, rls'et.'n o'!'"es "ns s''a''
mouss eIee,ru ,.l lsea'ashs . III ane p.are o. az:
ehar'se %, "t'En1' WI" tesE"s W "seo"h' ot
trouble WIRE h's eyes, 70 rehesc wm'ch WI an opcFa-
lmn WIN aoon oe petlolnea' my Sort1efn
ihe!!lc 1aaft"au .o"pa'ls 'asu oee,oen to I'M
RediatelY place under construction the zoo miles
OF road extending from the hcnd Of navigation
IN ttte CoIumb,n River to Laxn Pend OreItc.
rio s,,,n ~ ,ttss,u,1 hos .o,, sn-o mn .,rr
~ staso ~ "'oso'' "aS e1u e"ooo wv
year ger cent oohae 81 price ~nte'1 reduces
the net Interest to ~ per cent. The 81 pcr
cent bonds Issued by the London Doard Of
Wrr.. rqero aworicd 81 mi 70 1,,,o ,r,,o has
,ana ~, ~ 1no,<s@1ria< ~ .,a's.. ~ "I1
Eone up 10 !u1ae94o-A' Inc nlehsss' Dre1o''
VI thnahe'ph'a, h"'e '"aae u" oiies ~ tnse np
at ~ per cent Interest fhc wbnle of loan OF
stf1({l MO- for funding ttle t1nntf,,r ,1r1t n]
~, - ' ~
, 1879-06-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.

6ssctni Dispatch 10 The TRIBUNE
LIVERPOOL. May 3l-l1:30 q. m.--rLops-yo.
], 1Gs Sd; NJ. =. Ba 0ts.
Observation-Disclosures. No. /. Is III; No, -.
Cd: spring. No, i, IS Id; No. .. Il til: whit,
No. !. D. Id; No. 2. Rs i'd. club. M, j, d 4t
No. 2. % Id. Corn-Scw, No. !, 4. "a.
pnoy1soNs-rork, 47s. Lard. res Id.
AxrwENr. May II. 1.-pErnoLEuu-2o,id.
The following wcra received by the Chlrtro
Doar.l OF Trade:
LtsKnroot. Mny 11-11:aO a.. n. :. -flouR-s,M
6110s ID. Nhcat-.Wlnter, ~ thtIls Id; sp'In,,
Il idlSs ID; white. ~ id@0s Id; clnn, III ia
Us Id. Corn. As I'd. Pork, 41s. Lard. :les 81
LtyEnrbn1. May m-l p. .--srEUtal-Whtat
NIT much doing. Corn dull. Imports Of Whit
Into Liyerno1l for week. :s!e 600 cbnias, al Which
15U, O0U. centals Wcrc American. Weather ycsy
favorable. Extra Stno flour. lis. Whcat-tIcd
wtnlcs, id lower. at ns Id; No. . spring. u ID;
M. :! sprIng. Ii flower, at Ia i'd: CafoTuIs
unchanged. Torn. Is I'd. t'nr2ucA on CONT
Wheat ard corn dull aud neglected. LarI, a!s u.
l.acuu-I.ong clear, .,ia I'd; shutt clear, ..is ID;
CumbcrlandH, 2IA. Pork-WGstcrn, prin,c meal,
s1a,
LIVERPOOL. May 31.-e p, m,--Corn. I. ~.
Rest unchanged. Hrcadstnf[a dull, [Icceints Of
wheat last thrce days, Ill, 900 ccntals; 81 0N
American.
LONDON. May 3l.-L1vEapooL Wheat a1or;
Western rcd WINTER, Us Id; white aich'gaH ~ ID
Cargpss oil coast--Wheat quiet and stcady. Com
Gr1l.
, 1879-06-02
PRESTON, KEAy d Co..
DAEKEsls.

gQQ H|kSlINNIVNs5f.s
Deal In nll tha issurs of Il. g. RDNDS.
Thu NEW i'E:It CENTS constantly on hand.
CALLED h.riM and !sI.40s purchnarL Ut Gx-
changed at current rates.
Atso, }n1y mn! stfl COUNTY, CITY. AND
school. nDSDS.
BILLS Or EXCHANGE on London. Paris
ucglln, t:apcnhaEtu, mud pthet foreign polnu.
LETTERS uF CREDIT,
, 1879-06-02

Carbon, Illinois legal: 15o des. test:.. IN
Carbon, headlight, Iii ncErccs tcst.. 15I
Carbon, Michtgan 1cpnI tost.......!. INK
Elnlne. 1I0 degrees test. ........,... II
L1ti. 9xtth ....''''......'...." y
!afd. 70. ..... .'..." .s.'........ 1n
I.heu f0.@.+..... ...,..s.....,..-+.. ~
Lineeet,. faw ..;.'..''''..''.'.....'..' Y "
Whae, ii winter Dicaehed. ed.."..,........ @ 80 80 s9a ii
Reatsfoot ali. .t;tcy pato IS
Ncatstoot oil, extra; ;........." y,
ItAnK h!s.s'.s... sts..s '.,s...ss ~
EtfaitAs... ..'.....ss..''.s.' ....."'. ~
Mnefs III, e:,Ii yeo:w...: ' :. ~: 81
Nr5i NanIass e' soiae,x:i w5e; d; r;a;it; e
t,asnllne. deodorlxetl. "A der n
0ahul!ne. NJ icFrccs, .:......... ~
West Virginia, natnsal, % Ieg....... :!u
Naintal, 10 0iG1..... y,
FUTNr0l:s~ ~.New wefe III fair request It ST. 70
o4.eo per br). Old potatoes wero SLOW At toDToo
IniuiTRr-was A'ow and easy. Tho ofrorinas
Chickens, live, z ioz. -. .........s:.51 100
$s1 Sa.ss,: IT, it:: ~ IL Z II
i si:Eps"Wcre arnl md se.rco. ,ale wa. ro.
ported 81 400 tars M Of t,motly at 81. 7l Cloyrr
5 = 3 si :a Ps%ss ssS sa nd iS st &
sSIf; Ws: y j. I'i fsis request and steady:
tans,e cans eassi sst sa1ff;i..... = @ III
yarY. fabf!. wt!hcnt baes........... IN
s; Ashton : san III karsSa @ ,sry 1oe3eS
TEAs.-'l,e detnnnl fsr tens eontinuss LARRY
active and prices re'naln sn rs previously ano'ea:
Common :qsisx: 5 'Hstst T.
t. s nes Sfss5 Exa os
ssss:ss { H.: Es;;s e. + s$s
Ex,ra fms to Gnest. 5odEuo ootoSts. ,,,,
, 1879-06-02

Latest quotations for Muv sleliyerY on tho
Icadiug articles fur the Inst two business tlays;
, 1879-06-02

and 2,3o4 car-loads By rn!1. OF ryo COS cara,
MT! bnrley 157 cars.
Tic following tabto shows the inspection of
eaetl Ernin siuco JnE. |. for two years:
, 1879-06-02

T6taIs. .U8. UI7 n. b1l II. III II. 1uo
During May there wess inspected iuto store
l3,Usi car-loads cosn, 1850 Ut which were M.
2 aud high mExca; atso 395, 4Do ou corn by canal.
OF outs tic Inspection was 0l.SQo bu by ranal,
, 1879-06-02

Yorks TO Ialtimoyss, 81. aofaa Al. .n..,.
sSnmenis IsDoe g. u.s. ~ teee'pt.' dy d%:fEy
e. s!s;6Saas5Honenssssa s6a5 o: fssss. fomon soo epo,,
~ :s.,, r...,. a'"'o: shipments, :iJe,p :iJesps0'
rotcta' nisbHtca II Tat 7+t,,.
KANSAS CrTr. Mo. Mar Ill, ,..t,.1r,mnn .rrmns
9arrfnf reports rcco,pta, iai: shinn,otshc Pr'ts
~ ss fesie'. T. sos s,;T.n es
'a! q sasiss t. ss 81 @:sDnss:;
LUMBER,
Tho esroo market was reported tn \. .,
actfyo Tho offerings were mo,lc,o,. 70 ,'r a'''r
eafEoea wero aoli carly, prcea being ouotoa ~
sHine as Oh previous dass Of the wceE' ,n r,"' tnd
ARE tho qnntntions of lumber af}oat: ~"'"'f2
Choice dry sir!ne and boasd+ ~, s1..so o,.,.
Choice atecn H'r!ne md boards.. li.fo ;1is'3 1s:3o
Gntnh ssaa.tnn' IN, aneht aff"..'.." MOO e. DS
FIT slrp. and ba.ris ercen... :. 'SSS S1laoS 1aoS
Gniom fsaaI o., ,nch. green 7.50 d XIX
lIcce'ssuH' Rrccn...... .... :. GN X :, fn,S;a 1a,
f'srr'ttni hr5..............,. T.51 n u%ot
I.at'l, iHs!dc. rfeeu.............. Liz X ppW pWv
an!Iaaiies' eI.Iaa,ia' Vs. m's''.''....., 1.A6 q 1.;5
ohinEles. 80. 4.......r......... q.
Sales Include: Cargo Aefir L., (1rnnt f,on, ~.
kcaon, ZOO 900 feet Of common grecu bo,,: ',a'. IVY.
btrtps ut 81 .H1!;. ata
Tho yard market was fairly active. ntv ,tos,
quoted stcady. Some kinds Of dry fcnc,ns ,ns
dtncnsIon alum arc reported TO be III ,atse, raa.
sMlp!y. Following II the rricc.li1t: "Sa'
aisd nsd ese5ar. s5a. 1;lsE:'n.' 81. oo9csop
Fifst and cicar tise.sed sidtag...,,,,,,. -. $@e53
First cUmnson .lrcsscd stttInE..,,,,,,. ii33g
sccnnd cuinmon siding K......,. ii3;':S
Flour NJ. fFst common. drpssrtI, " n:%W nn::'W
F!o"riNE. second common, ,lrcsAcd,, ~ sn'Ss Y,
Flooring. third cnmnoI,. ,iresscd.,,, INK TX
nn5 nn1 s,oanls, sa 4, II IL. and upwards. so.o5 s
, 1879-06-02

The following We're tI,u receipts u,.l ship
u,euts Ut thu leadlns urtetcs Ut prolues IN thls
city during ths tweuty-lour hours culiD. ut Z
, 1879-06-02
1UhII}ER.

Iho esrco market was reported to b, t,.-
acs'Tc' Tho offerings wcre modcsate, esss,!1, e1
eafRovs wero aeld oar!y' prices being quoted % ~.
ar. as's =" 'h week rsopz
, 1879-06-02

AN NoLD.EsrAnLts1IEp rOnK.pACR1NG FIRM
WANTS 4 PARTNER WITH s35, 100.
h good act!ro business 1nan can apply 10
Z. GRANVILLE HAMMOND,
III LaSac.st
, 1879-06-02

The following tablo shows the exports from
New York for the week utdEng Thu.sdaT cycn~
Ing 3ast, With comparisons:
.HHH 70, .ndy e., lfdy 80,
lS7t. lH1&. 1h1A.
Flour, brla..,........ ~. QUO Is, LAG 10. 700
Wheat llu.,,. ,,,,,. n5u. LUO M. .Bj5 8;1t, Hl0
Corn, bu .,. -. S11, UG0 bG1, 0I1 GlE., t1,a
, 1879-06-02

ItUtaE~'-Flsllef q TaY10E Fep0F1N good 'huH'aHu
anu .snsu saaIasssa, and an azcsttuut .s,laud toF
sa.tllu aurses., rAoy sspurt thu following r. sale4
8lI5.0o; 1ay uiare. l.075 !bs, 3l15; R; J 1otrel
tnur.. zii1Gl; bay RedInx. sl'' n,. w.; ~" paiF
s$GU. 10; sostc, si Is. Of; baY xsLuy. sl4V 10;
i liza. sorfrl. 3l00.O0; rony, s1o,Do uay
ars s1ao v9; bay t0,;s ,s r.: paiF tF.1 S1ask
s:iOo. %; tuy Ke.'aeky .add'o:nosss, SJl5 20;
sray n.aIe, sluU; n1: ! oay kontaekY soaaiu'
SJ.5, I'd; sorrea KeAtucky sadule mare, 800. %;
tlil,s~Wats auoleI steudy ut the prices curreut
thu DIV buto5e, uAslaets was fur:
Carboi,. l1u degrees tast.n.. ..... .
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-05-29
Josh Billings on I1ats.

The kat is n domestic animal
but [ never have been able 20 tell
wherefore.
You kant trust one eny more
than you can q case of gout. There
is only one thing you can trust n
kat with, and come out even, and
that is cake of hard soap.
They are as meek as Moses, but
as full Of deviltry as Judas Iscariot.
They will harvest dozen young
chickens for you, and then steal
into the sitting room as softly as
an undertaken, ana lay themselves
down on the rug at your feet full
Of injured innocence and chickens,
and dream of their childhood days.
All there IL about a kat that IL
domestic, that 1 know ov, IL that
you cannot loose one.
You kant looze n kat-they are
as bad to looze as a bad reputation
is.
You may send one out OF tho
State, done up in a meal bag and
marked G. o. d., and the next
morning you will find him or her
(according to sex) in the same spot
alongside OF the kitchen stove,
ready to be stepped on.
Kats have got two good ears for
melody, and often make the night
atmosphere melodious with their
opera music.
But the most wonderful thing
about the kat is their fear Of death.
You can't induce one by ordina-
ry means to accept death--they ac-
tually scorn TO die.
You may kill one as often az you
have a mind to, and they will begin
life again ia a few minus after
with a more hattering prospectus.
Dogs 1 love; they carry their
in their faces and can't
hide them, but the bulk Of u kat's
lays buried IN their
stumach, as unknown To themselves
as anyone else.
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