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New-York tribune., 1879-12-18

You can buy Martins umbrellas mt KNox's
YOu can select Dcnrs Gloves kNOx's
Ladies English Drfbya can be fonnG kNOX's.
London sde silk hats for geisneB very nobsy ENoxs
Thrnr gunds peculiarly adapted for practical
holds, gifts can be procured at kSOxs 2l2 Broadway
IIntrl.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
A RFNARKABLE CASE.

FrPoRrs OF HUSBAND OF A DIVORCED wlfk 10
RruNirE HER To HER FORMER MArE-1vELf
IN
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The Interruption.

The interruption.
.tss al ---'sF
BY THos FREEMAN.
ftsfs = BseA1 e6-. = .ts3A ~
i. He took her gently by the hand 4sb i5hH4
And looked into her face so clever l-1 is
While fortune seemed to weave a band ',,
About them death alone could sever. slii 4.
For he in accents low and sweet, Il -! 80 l.;i
Declared she was lovely creature,
While she inlanguage smooth and neat,
Pronounced him grand in form and feature.
They talked of rings and wedding days llsY
Until the town clock struck eleven g
OF carriages and prancing bays 5,fs
And all was honey, love and heaven. il045
Nor dreamed OF aught but happiness s,iil4als
90. AS they stood on the walk a-cooing;
But ali! how short was loves young bliss, ~. ~
For DER their heads a storm was brewing. /
He held her closely to his breast, ai.asi 44aa 1
His lips the sweets of hers were proving,
When something did their thoughts arrest /;
1t was window upward moving. a.ald (
u, Hana s-f37f sssiil.iaasfs i, - iii'. 5'94aA
.-.t. .t- ,slfi f5i-EG ma ku aias i!Auu
And straight form in night gown 4iolI
Far out the opening was extended, g. l7i' f.!
Pouring a flood Of water down =. t..i,,.,.,
All by a pitcher huge attended. IL ~
:, Ia. eff-ss al iai..g i 4s0J b, 70 3na. aa"
The water drenched the mlaiden's clothes, 75a
While chagrin did her being cover; ~ ~ e.
And square upon his massive nose =; s9t aofl
The vessel struck her youthful lover lailin
b II h9EvhHa ,iildaif aap 80 e492inl tA -
This mishap sealed the maiden's fate, a9ap4ssg
For as her lover madly swore I'd! ',ilh ts'
He bolted through the garden gate, III Ds,i vi
-ll And her sad eyes meier saw him him more.
M .- 4gq ffifff faiepitT u. tts tie T)131)3f3H Neln
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R. L. PARRISH. w. s. HAMMOND.
CoVlngton- y sj'iiH 49, Warm Springs.
DARRISH & HAMMOND,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
WARM SPRINGS BATH COUNTY Va,
will practice in the courts of Bath county and ad
Joining counties. Of
apr25 Tyr ali
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, &c., &c.-Arriying
ID every day this week large and atIfacuVe
ui'D}i T31lA f stock Of eti'ceti -.-'t 2
(r1MBpRtAkp & BELLS old stand.)

| 3t~esA (TIMBERLAKE & BELLS old stand.)
= Look at our all linen Damask at Csc. worth 40c
Dress Goods at s, 10, l21 Is and 2c, worth 70 per
| cent more
Atwood Black Oaslimeres at49c. These goods sell
| Piques I, s, and 10c for best A. .-,,..- ..,.t-l
Ladies all Linen Hem stitched Handkerchiefs 15c.
worth 25e. Handkerchiefs at5c. Gents Is Hose SC.
L., A good corset for 25cag 80 10 s's-ss.ssf Hyft
The best Al heavy Brown Cotton at 7c. !, a ~
| good heavy Brown Cotton at &C.
Bleach Cotton 5. g. and Sc. AS all cotton goods
have advanced it will pay you to buy these goods at
| less than old prices.
g Best Turkey Red Knitting Cotton at 22zc. per
hank 1914 y sosa5e!b - t"' @sb .a"i' 4a7'i"
| Ball Knitting Cotton at &c.. +g,te 4inH siiu9
Best Knitting Cotton in hanks warranted full
weight, Csc. ID.
| Excellent Toilet Soaps at 15c per doz
Will sell splendid Toilet Soap at 25c per, doz.,
| sold on all $ cent counters at S cents cake
la full line of Towels and Napkins atpanic prices.
i All styles and grades of Floor Oil Cloths n Al
4 splendid ladies SeWed Morocco Shoe at 81 90
1.-The best city made shoe at $l.25; regular price
$3.50
| Children Shoes at 25c
u Ladies French Kid Slippers, warranted, at SIPS.
| Mems Brogans, best, at 81 rs and $l50. Fii.ai
| am agent for the celebrated PEARL White
Dress Shirt the best shirt made at only $780, Will
90 for any that does not give perfect satsfac
| ton. NJ, .. .5. ...,i1.,..7 :, ,...7, .s,gY
f An excellent Dress Shirt Qaundried) only 75c.
Jsl.White Quilts only 476c. lisi ofg'I 5i - 4tiH
| "A heavy Quilt 75c and $780,
cordially invite the people of this city and cOun-
| ty to examine this immense stock and convince
| themselves that they can save money by making
their purchases at the low price cash house Of ass
I4aol d9i.l8 iiia auJ GEO r. BELL. ~
| Mr.. R. NJ Timberlake is with me and will take
pleasure in Showing customers through the stock.
No trouble to show goods.
aprlS ,gIhlfa > aiIssAD G. RIB.
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HAVE , ALWAYS y - HAND N, THE THE" BEST
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IN sAs nj 9pea ebild oE'i bnA ~ Alod (
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q Prescriptions carefully compounded at an
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yIsHE GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE. .t..,o..ty
f lD 53 D5llo&s514 ---1li i'5H'l@aal o1''ii'7
Eao.T HR BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
.foY43ed0" cit 20 offers aoga til&iN s49"
prrrrp .roons,nor, Au1oNc- a4t4euET T1ME
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Ir'os s Minnesota n s Iowa a. Kansas Nepraskas
soW Colorado Missouri, Oregon, oaliforn-.a
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MEDICINE AND SURGERY.

| OFFIcE-Dr. Fauntleroy's, adjacent to his resi-
dence. apr25 If p
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Professional Cards

A. M. FAUNTLEROY. B. B. DONAGHE
hrs. FAUNTLEROY & DONAGHE having form
~ ed partnership dating lst of May, 1879
tender to the community their united services in
the practice of
, 1879-06-19

rtafhiapfan letter 10 R,at0H journal
Among tho many bloody duGla ou record gs
having becn fought By congressmon was one In
which James jackson, OF Gcorgta.-who had
becu and who waa niterward q United States
Henator,-was the challenged party. He was
Ian EnFlishman," 1tko tho hero OF u frIuafore,n
by birth, but he catno to Savannah when q Ind,
studied law. WIS q leading Frcc.N Mason, and
fought ca!lantly In the Revolutionary War. lie
Killed Licut..u .uov. Wolls In 1850 In 4 duel, and
WIS engaged In several other ''aflaIra OF honor,n
until he tlnpliy deterntuel to accept q challenge
on such terms AZ would make it Ills last duel.
80 hs prescribed ns The terms thnt each party.
armed with loublc.tarrcled gun loaded With
buckehot. and With hunting, knife, should row
httnsolf In ski6 to designated points on 0ppo-
site sdcs Of the Savannah ltlver. When tho city,
clock struck IL each party should start md row
hid sktR 10 d smali island In the mildle Of the
river, which was waoded and covered with un-
tlerbrush. On arriving as tho sla,,tl, cach party
was to moor bis skiH stand by 1t for ten mtti.
utes, aud then 70 about on the islnnd TIL the
meeting TOOK placc. The seconds waited Oil tho
main land until aftur o'clock, wl.cu they heard
three gun.shots nhl loud ald angry cries. Then
ali was still. At daylight, ns had been agreed
upon, the seconds wont to tho isiand, and found
jackson lying on tho ground, iusens'bso FROM
thu loss Of blood, nnd hls antagonist lying across
him, dead. Jackson recovered, but would ncyer
rotate tla experience On that Night, nor was lie
ever challenged aEa!n. llo died In tllts city.
while serving lIfA second term a. unltod States
8euRtur, March 10, 1900,
, 1879-06-19

On the sth Of july, 1879, Tho very respectable
banking house OF Haasa l. Sou, 1T Chcmntx,
saxony, closed lts door4 after an existence OF
nearly seventy Ycars. J. hsd borne very hIci,
aulonR fts teposttors. .rhs iailure CREATED
genuine panlr, fur many hard working. mcu were
ruined. Three committed suicide, fourth was
drtYcn mad, nntl q riot was threatened. 1l,o
proprietor aud hi. son Wero arrcstcd, ana have
bnnk had been tusolyent for tl.rty.two years,
owing at the close. oyer 81, ,Do.0o0, wlllo its
cash assetl were nnly about $lo 90. IT. accounts
bad been kept In tho. most sloycnly MANNER.
Up to 1875 no caata-book had been used, and the
bookkeeping was by siugle entry, Tic elder
tlaass waa sentenced 70 i1ye years' imprlson-
munt, willis tho son. who know ali the farts,
and accxpted saary which he was snrc ,sas
paid by other peopie'a moueY, was, strangely
enough, acquittea. ns had nlso oYorlrawp hts
ACCOUNT, bnt y rolattyo mauu this ap ifs father,
who ta past three score anu ten, Is, however, the
greater scoundEel Of the two. tls spent over
$4,000 2, year, mostly. on women and 10 gam
bling. lid gaze blu daughters about $ll,0O0,
when he owed thsoa-quartera Ut 4 ,nlllton more
tbau he was worth, A1td IN general shoH I'D lin
solf cutirsIY dsYo!a OF prlnclp!y,
, 1879-06-19

Michigan, o. Sd, fs!r avofaac Western rsd. o. Id.
t'orn dull. MAnn Lasxr.!Wheat snd corn uu'et.
Cafgoea on conft--Wheathrn; corn quletsr; fair
average Afnef'csn mixed, gta n. CAreoes on pas.
aorc-Whest, rtokhy. Corn rather taster. Fair
hvessae Qnal!ty or No. 2 Chicago spring wheat for
shipment anf1ng tho prosent and following month,
40aG14os Cd. Exports Of wheat to France and the
Continent during tho psst week. :. 900 qrs..,
Special Bispatch ID TAs Tribune.
1lvHRronL, juno la-11::I0 a. n, n,..,-Ftoun-No.
], 1oa 3D.; No. 4, Bs I'd. y :s::s.:, =
Whoat-Wlntar, Mol, Di 5di No. 2, Ha
I'd; spring. No. 1, Rs 4d;'No. 2, n dl; white,
No. ], ID I'd: No. =, ii 4,tt.club. No11, Is I'd;
No: =, os Id. corn-4Nem. No. II II I'd; No. ..
IN Id. g.. .uE
pnovss.or.-t,ork, in. '1atu. aas.
1iyRnroot. 'Jnna, ta.-Corrox-s,caly At GH@
8lh.1ot sasas = 600 ba1es speculation and export,
2fQo0: American, 0,100.
:: rnov.A,oNa-Lard, American, 03s. Bacon. long
cfcart 3Ts Cd.
CHExsE-Fine American, 37e.
TALLow-Ftne American, :l3s.
PErnotKuM-Hptriss, 7Au: refined, 7Ad.
sP1ntrs or TunPxNr1HE-22s 3l.
LONDON, JuHs 18. .-RnrlNEp P&TaoLrux-oSd.
LtxsEkp OlL-27s.
FAnls, June 18.-Rcntcs. 110f SIC.
, 1879-06-19
FOREIGN

n. FORElNN,
n. n1s following wsre received py the Chicago
eoa'4 of Trade:
o1o on1o'aafoot- June I'LL 80 I. m.-Flous, 81 Cd
- 1M %. WAsat--Wiuser. " fdGeos ID, lptlpa,
n H'a1ss ID; white. 81 4dQ8s 2dl club, o. ldGes
eosa IL ld&1As I'd. Posf; 47s. Lard, sas.
r.,'. r,afoo1~ June 18-l p. N. m.-Spsclsl--Fl -Flous-
s.". stase. l1s. Wheat Qu,st and SHADY; ssd
~ .a'et' " I'd; No. spring, u 4ds No. DO, u
~. California unchanged corn dull; 4. ava.
rs!koes % eosat-WhsAs In moderate demand,
WI. su aail aud neglected. Posk-Wealsm pr,ulo
.,s' sa' 81. Lanl dull. 83s. Bacon steadise; long
s%, as, 2as u; aaoss clsar. '21s o., Cumbsslsuds.
LONDON. ,.oxpox. Jups l8.-LIyxarool-Whsat Root
~ S.".lss ia good demand. but Inferior are tlow
sals. No. aud No. i, o. ldaVs Cd; whits
, 1879-06-19
PETROLEUM.

CLEVELAND. o., June 18.-pErnoLEuM-Un-
changed; standard white, ITO test. OAc,
P1TTsnunu. Pa, June 1s.. s..-pGTHoIEUH-Qutet;
crude steady s5c at Pafkcts for shipment; refined,
0ic. Philadelphia delivery.
otL clrr, Pa. Juno H. a-FErnoLEux-Mnskot
opcued quiet, sna 1tna, With 0I1e bid: advanced to
6uAc, ut which pEice II closcd, ShIpueuts, A. COO
brls, averaging 37, 0OO: transactions, 237, 600.
, 1879-06-19

The new y Sfonsisur de Paris " IL Louis Au-
toinc Htantstauh Deihler. aged 3d. Uy tralu ia
was loiuer; then he bscamo coadlutor-hcads-
man ot Algeria aud son-ln-law Of hls superior;
theu he became heals,nsn Ut Rennes, aud wlun
lu 1871 tho proyiaonAl execustonesk wosa. .lx9is-
lated out nf ptiico hs was ,lRde lloch's tfat ~.
sistant. llo sastdes At 8 lluo ylrq ,u'AxlF. In
rootua With marble clocks, hroAxes, aul pltures
Of "1lla Aaxnauimlty VI LTcurgus" aud "Virgtl
DreatntnK out his llyls;n ~ ssmall nun With
speech: says that As follows BIZ trade because It
, 1879-06-19
nRYGOQDS.

New YonK, June IL. Cotton goods market con-
tsnues strong; Lawrence LII brown sieuttngs aud
Kcarsugo sn.ecns arc advanced; prints quiet but
firm, with an upward tendency on atap1e makus;
lawrs doiag we'll: dress goods quiet; mems wear
OF woolcns iess aetiyo hat stocks light and prlccs
hFn; Kentucky Jeans In AteadY request; foreign
go1Ia dull.
, 1879-06-19

1xptAwAroLts. Juno 18.-fIoos-Slrong at g.. 70
o.. 90; receipts, &, 900.
GHAM-Eheat dull and lower; No. 2 red, 81. OF
Nl. 10: Julr. 0CGE9Bc corn steady At JOY
Oats weak At 336oJ4ic.
PRosisloxs-Shoulders. axe: clear ribs, 81. 90
G5.o0. Lard, 0,4c. 1lama, SA1vc.
, 1879-06-19
ST, LOUIE.

sr. Lofts, No., June 49, 8.-FLoun-UnchanRcl
1RAIk-wheat lower; No. 2 red, 81. GOlt6el. 90;
No. 2 do, 81. 0iiS. Corn lowor; 34.aiQal4;,sc.
Oats higher; 39il139!fc.
WHtsKr--9tc4dy at 81. 04.
FnoyIsloss-Pork higher at SO 95dsfO :l5
Dry salt meats higher; car lots cIenr Rus S l. no.
I!acon higher: clear ribs, S5.4005. 70. Lnsa
strong; So. 20 bid.
, 1879-06-19

DErEo1r, June 18. 8.-FLoun-Hteady.
GlAIx-Whcat firm; extra. s1.o04: No, i
white. 81. ooH; June, 81. 0oH ;'Jui1. s1.o7H; Au-
eust, 81. 90 bid; milling No. /, ST. os; ambcs
REoEtl.ra-wheat, "a. TAI bu.
HAPxxATs-Whcat+b I'll. 900 bu.
, 1879-06-19
BUFFALO.

DurFAto. n, y, Jnne III. 1a.-GnAly-Whcat neg
tcctcd and nominal. Corn dull; salcs 2, 600 bu;
ht9h mixed at die; No. 2 Western at 40!fc. Oats
offered at 38c for No. 2. Rye neglected. Barley
neglected..
Canal FHrtunra-0nsctt!ed; corn Rhtupcd'at
3Hc.
itEcEtrrs-Flout, 4, 453 br1s; wheat, 1854 bn:
corn, 10. 900 bu.
RnlrMEsTs-Dy cansl: Wheat, 12:}. 1870 bu: corn,
12s. 40 bu. By railroad: Wheat. 10, 600 hu; corn
Z, 6U0 bu.
, 1879-06-19

cArt1.E-For good 10 best grades thcro WAN
,,thes more demand than OIL the preceding days Of
~. veek, and prices showed htf!e moro stablli.
=, bpt Ia common aud medium" rra]ns, including
s.r.pv. there was no perceptlh!o Improvement.
isdted, the market for that clsgs was lower. tny.
~ fpJtng II possible to obtain alt The a.sck thsy
e,,ttl 1t a decline from Tnxsday Of atsout Ice.
sst quality was not up 10 TIL, recent average.
rhtte resp more Tc1ans than o. any day Of lntc.
nd old cows and acrawny atcers also co.nprised a
h,asr proportion Of the snpp1ytt$n usual. Thett
v,, bovcyer, gooJly numbeF OF ,oloica and c1-
tn betyes, knjs IN Two or three Iuttuncea* high
snrs. we're maid. Casse1i i WIxlcswor!h, tor iu-
.,pce. soId load OF extra Steers, averaging l. COL
IN, At s5 20, which ,ypp tho hieloat prlcs obtained
;sfthin tho past fortnight Another choice lot
f,thsd S.. t.. Atost OF tha daY's work was dons
III 7b6n4, 70 for fair 10 choice Shipping eicsrs
II II, ,ion3 10 for native butctlcrs' Btu1: and at
~ 'iol3 70 for 1uxns through cnttfe. Tbs market
tptsd quiet, With sotne st1ck lett over.
QUOTATIONS.
r.va aDeeses--1radcd steers, weighing
400 lbs aud upwnrds. :. >. 81. 80@5. 10
Choice becscs-Flnc. tat. Wcll.fGrmcd
s;eets, Weighing 35o 10 !. iao us.. 4.5o04. 20
vi sSsRhinS ], loo e !. go IL: - 4. 1904 20
Weighing $50 e !. goo ias... .:.... 9o5@a. 80
Batehess' stock-Po0rt0 to coMnlon stecrs -
aud common to choice cows, for city =
slaughter. Weighing 500 to 1850 lba 2. 4o43 60
soo % $50 ~: =: ~. .,.;:.... a.as@o.35
1tagf bulls, and scalawa9 a.ecrs... 1.T511 90
Ts1al Cnttlo Through droycs....... &. 6O!a3. 25
Ts4G tof 1oo ihs ..,.......t....n... 3, 00a5 60
, 1879-06-19

Tot1po. o. June 18.--GnAtx-Whcat dnll and
lower; amber Michigan cash, ST. 1911 asked; 81. 12
BID: June, Sill; July, sl.o3.i; No. = red
Wabash cslh, 81. June, ST. u; July, 81. 027.
AuRuat, 1.D03s. Corn and oats nominal,
KEcElrrs-Whsat. IL, 600 bn; corn. 10, 01o bu
sulFAENTa--Whcat5 5000 bu: corn 2V, 600 bu.
, 1879-06-19

oswEao. n. T., Juno 18.-dnAtx-Wheat In
moderate demand; No. hard Milwaukee spring,
81 .1oG11. 10. corn-Maskct dali; easier; No. =
Western, 45Mc,
, 1879-06-19

every one had felt confident that the sessions
nniilh 10 cnded during tho coming week, but
to-daY acme hint that the lat OF Jnty will find
not. Rlcnvrrnn.
, 1879-06-19

Maxr111s, Tenn. Jnns lA.-CorroH-Qu,ot; re-
ceipts, 90 bales; slltnncnts, 077: stock, ., 400;
aales T5; m!ddlsngt 12,sc.
, 1879-06-19

Special Dtsudfch IN The Tribune.
kASsAs Clrrt No.. June 18.-GnAM- The Price
Ctsrrenf reports wheat receipts, 1000 hu: ship.
mcnts, L. 203 ba; lower; No. 2cnsh, 81. 90; June,
03Mc; No. y cash., 85c: June, 94c. Corn-Ic-
eeipss !. 002 bn: shipments. O. 91B bu; wsak; No.
2 cash, 3lAc; june. al &c.
, 1879-06-19

pays. " not being ono Of tho.c who 70 tn TOR
the glory of tic thing" and remembers cxcru.~
lng four sailors whose cnuraEo IN tho scatrold
:" mad0 his blood run culd with admiration"
, 1879-06-19

every ono had felt confident that the sessions
nniiM bo cnded during tho coming week, but
today acme hint that the lat OF Jnty will lind
not. RACoyrrnn
NEW QUALIFICATIONS.
HARPER { BROTHERS i;|j'
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AHFEs;S R1 ;E9 fvHof4S II Sq,pE nosS
fsr L IT; s;S xSsSs ~ vsia; Emo ts''as
VII vio.o awfFe.t prtsla' Ireland France Belgium.
vi 5t,q's,c.ny Aa.sr', Italy. Es,P' s,r',.
vG s.!s,s nais yro Denmark Norway.
....'........ VII
Caps Mounted n!lles. <to. Fspsr. IL csats.
.... VIII.
1HPsgss'aSs s:ss: 2 :s Ss's . .ss :
ID cents "''''' -'~' -'~''
FL: 8 $!:: :.ss' t:i s "a;
sp s.s.. a4seS t;t syas;s e!: sano Paper.
Es?en;x III. !,]s;: E 9g 9.rE ESct.s1r pr6rEn 2,
J4ha s.I laGhafa H1ee5 H. yq III! rustaa En.
f; IT, :':s'S1 :ss as" % III IT,
..... . XII.
EN;mLIs ;asn NsII, ntX or ,oIt IETTEns Edited BY
Tie following voinass III aow res5y: ''f 'o''A''
s:sss'ssy.oz hh'|s?sz T5S|'Sss gSsi,
E1,s1sf Sps1sefT;In5 I,s;15 pfsa x G Gh1,st, ,,,...
}iss,sl; }siS:;a!!Sj iysf 'ji,;E Is:;sT ii':sE'
f,T ES1;:5 W:5ts5 Si5ss.d$ Sss,t-; i ! nasa. n1st.sa.
I111.
TAX E ebEF w:% w5ESbG b:;.A ASn iss .'sY i.1s' ns
rNE H.:,ss R';s e AssE ,ss g:,,
BALE. noyn 1,1sTpnr or ENGLAND.
rRper, Is cent4; Cloih, ii cents. ~-''>' ~'@-~'
XVI.
TIE RISE OF THE DUTCH RErEBI.IC, Il
" 5s6 aF .% fD1hTSp ~ lMt9tsy LIZ R pG
hsiUHz Us:ut EiSs: sEd a fs Sss
eesoR oseen peer. e hi isla toSs1s t51. .ne
H., ~ Jq'tt9 d dhfcsFthy Numhsr /; eontsia,ns Vol:
-.-.-- XVIII.
o1.s eoars ad fsra ife sketsnss u S. IT Masns s.s
peaso fhsckessy. samo. Faper, Is osntsi Cloth, 10
, 1879-06-19
NALTIhfQHE,

DALrxonE, Nd, Juno 18.-FLoun-Easies
Western family, Is. 12.s 06. 76. Other grades IN.
changed.
0nA.N-Whcat-Western lower, but ac4!ve at a
decline; No. PcnnsJtvania red. 81. 1BM; No. 2
Western winter red spot, Sl.14H; june, 81. lJ91i1
bid; July. 81 .0aA bid; August. 81. OF b!d sepcm.
beT, g.. osh bid. Corn-western sladc caslcr:
Western mixed. spot and June. 43Ac' July, 43s
D44c; August, 44!so bid; soptomoer, 4iic.
Oats quiet. harley steady; Western white. 4oc:
domtxea, 4 4, 17:taS37,sc; Pennsylvania, 4o041c. Rys
IlAx-Ffn Tor Timothy; prime Pennsylvania,
81. .00tlJ. 90.
raovibiox*-Q Quiet and steady.
Ollie.
Eu0a-Qniesat lac.
pErno1RuM-NothlnE.dolng crudo. &c; nominal;
reanad. 0,sc.
corrkE-steady and arm; Rio casgoss. 11AGa
14Ic.
MntsIY-Ftrm and unchanged; light stock.
Fnz.uGra-TO Liverpool, per glea!n, very quiet. g.
asked.
lncktrrs-Flour. 8, 761 -bs,s; whsnt. 40. 100 bu;
corn. lao. 800 bn; oats. IL. D0O bu: rye. 400 bu.
: au4rAEsTs-Wheat. 32+ 900 bu; corn. 25o. 1oo bu.
, 1879-06-19

An Ottl.Tilue llloody Dual.

WILMINGTON. June 18.-Hrsnlra OF Tuxrxx71ak
Firm ht 9bC,
, 1879-06-19


NEw onIFAHs, Jnne 1B.-FLoun-Buoyant;
quoted aupers, 400: Xxx, q. 000s. 90; Xxx,
IS. .3as5. IA: high grades. S5.851l0.26.
GnA1x-f'orn quiet 1t 61054c O4A-Mssket
qu!et aud weak At 4oc.
ConN-MxAL-Market dull atf2,4o.
HAT-Qulct: ordinary. Us. %; prime. $500 Il;
choice, $50. 90.
Pnoylsloss-porlc in fair demand 1T $40. rs.
Lard searco aud nrn; t!erce, 717Ac; keg, THO
7Ac. Bulk meats scarce and nrm; shoulders,
packed, 4Ac; clear rib. &c; clear, 6Ac. bacon
quiot; shoulders, 4Eo; clear rib. 6Hc; clear, &c,
llams.sugar.cnred In good demand; caayassd.
7hGtl0ic, as In olxc.
WntsKY-Maskot dull; Weston rectiaed, 81. o5
CLOS.
gHocEH1Es-c -codee-Rto cargoes ordinary 10
prime. 11Gal5c. 6ugar-DemRnd fair. but holders
Grm; cosnnon to good commau, &c; fair 10 fully
fair, aAQUNc; prime to choice. 14307o; yellow
.44Sa0oi common, 2;c; fair. 2Sc; pflmo to cholcs,
32Gl3oe. Nce In good demand; full prices, on
*4Nc.
t.stDRAN-76c.
, 1879-06-19
ST. LOUIS.

sr. LouIs. Juns 18.-FLouA-Dull and un.
changed. ;,>
o"A1s-Whcst'apll and lower, cash active, but
lower; options, NG' q rsd fall. el.ooHGb1. OSA
esahi u. o5AQ".o8x Jnns; o5NGa54 July,
closed 02sc August; No. 3 do.t .tl.o4h. Com in.
active aud loweri Mo. 2 mixed, '844G34to cash !;
1ohee3AKc july; 3003hxo Augus. oAts-Cash
higher and oot!ons lower; Nv. 2, ea!t dh:s.Hc
cash; 3oA030ho August 900 September. Rye
active, but lower. At nc.
NHlsKr-QAiet nj 81. 04. -.-.- ..
,rAoysioNs-Pork higslur At $40. 264l 10. 35. Lard
atrong II ~. .h nsked: 80. 90 bid. Baik meats
h'Rher' cAF.lots clear rlhs y 80, clsar. Is. U5a
s. 4odph, ,4bt clear, $iiEi.
RkcktrTa- Flour, I. 900 btis; Wheat go, 900 bu;
cory. GU. 600 but oats II. 00o bu; rye, COO ba;
barley. mono.
sutrAxs1s-Ftoar, 8, GOO bslsj whsas, 10. coo
By; corn, H. 600 hu: osts. 3S, 600 bu; rys, 5000
, 1879-06-19
Arfif1

Pnllm4n Hote! Gara am run through. between Chit.
II !n.11 4 m. '' - H Ao
Nc o.her road r,ns Pullman or aoy otbas form of
hotel earn west Of Chicago.
a-ntpot corner Of Wells and Kinzfe.sts,
e-Utp0t corner Of Canal and kilz1a.ssa,
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON l. QUINCY RAILROAD
1epcta font Of intanaay. and Rxtcen ID d.
ahu Gthal ah4 AlItcentfsts Ticket Utaces 60 Cafk-
IT. and a. 3cp0ta.
, 1879-06-19

stIEEP-We1o dull ut nomlnally UNCHANGED
ps!ees. We quote inferior to common nj g. 506
Ls5, medium al 81. COCA 90, and good to extra
1t 4.21<1b. 30 per 100 ibs,
, 1879-06-19

81. 8016. 10
46004,7o
4.1Q}9t.p
J.0;j@3.oO
2. 1908. 60
a,a5@3.35
, 1879-06-19

C., u. @ Palace Dining. Carr and Pullman 10. wheel
Errping Cars run between Chicago aud uln2ha % tns
Pacific EtprrN.
CHICAGO, ROCK HLAND L PACIFIC RAILROAD,
depot, corner Of Van Nutcn and RheYmxn.stA ctr
Ticket utlce. 60 Elafk.se-, Sherman liouse,