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, 1879-04-22

sorry that the killed En9innl, for he had good
reaaona Tor loving her. III the Cnftcti StatcA tho
I.aGos party fs another outcome Of big cities nn
Osctst1nUlatei manufacturers. "A1l | want, -
salt thu tx-DictutDr, "puttIic nstruct!on to do
In Francp Is to rnabio tho peasant 70 appreciate
tho fe)tstica of Ut agricultural life, and to lend
him the MD of scfr,Gc In cultlvattng iis tlcil."
iaAIbctta sf,nke with kindness tf urevy, but
laincntc.l his contracted ideas Of European af~
fairs. Erela1hl'a foreign pcrrcxttca, he sattl,
were tracenhlc to the blind policy Of Gladstone
mud hh Manchester colleagues. They kcpt6ack
Italy anil Austria frnm helping France.
The t{ietn VI Engfn,ml staya Tonight at tho
British EEnbasay. Tie Queen, In tile curly years
q lIrr reign. WIS btgotc.i IN tbs opinlon that
1t inkrs three generations to make gcntfe-
man. stu cnunriatcd this axiom after her
'lrst Interview with 9tF Robert Peel. who
wah not ut caer In thc Royal presence.
It must 70 hard with her to receive
President tIrevy ns m equal, md | do
not suytWsu she wnnlt have Iccn Induced
to meet hlIn lh tliE eIlHractcr OF hrotller, had
aiIc MT t"en nuse, byu N,.ltTcat necessity. She
ia vHry uhxiHus to hare n ticw trrnty Of conl~
mcrcu negotiated by tlIe tiuyernmcnt ntn1 ac-
ccpfUd bf tho French Chntnt,crs. Her Mn1csty.
laye NJ, tl1llEt, wi!l he fnvnrably impressed
with the honest simplicity 0f NJ. Hreyy's man.
tcrk. She has great insight Into character. and,
when hrutndjcc II ovcrct'flu, IL att to regrct
deeply hut s!Ie ever entertained 1t.
Mu,G, Grrvy, having nu official rank. will not
cn'' un her MHrsty. Bhc {stsnc. CREW. is In tile
rnsilinn uf III Arciibihhop's wIfc Tt England.
THE tllcG1l, C0ntrary tn whit tho French Jour
Ibls state, will uAy IN return visit Fatigue
md decp mourning will he T,lratlch In excuse.
, 1879-04-22

upcra- lo,iae, bought BY th' b'a'e. aorvea FOR
teinrofsrV w. llle Lc9tlat,lfc' niter s,lnft
W1htorfs&tfoi' adjourned to 'neet ~ JMlY which
!ook as though itl', Iaw,makcFs "t tr State eofl-
smeIeu tHls it plare 'os safnnler-lcsort.
htlanta Iaa t1le tho!crn sytteni a. raDilt'
seMouin, , Will ~ ascnnr'!snca supcI,nteEAGht.
nm wtl ny illslt Alionl ior hhys a1''l ano'lHf
LOT Rlr't. lsefo hre tour c91nclS @ nfin comnMii-
Gus Eratnlnaf-ashool hnii!lnRa. ll,e i'y h'so
prnsldGs lrGn hcsiooia TOT tfG chlort! chlI,re1l.
Ing rfeedmehs AtlantR uhIysfsltS, int'slesi
sa!atlon. receives ss,oo0 . year frota ti,c Etatn
d,1 i,sGasasI, III Sons.!oia!inn 81 tne tfee'.fnetta
, 1879-04-22
GAMDE'I'I,A.

IntoryInw with thu Ex.Dsctntor-IIo Gives
Ills Views o., tho Eastern unostson, tbs
Gnrman Charaotcr, nntl EuEluud'k Trou.
:%1...no,,',.t". s'. w., ,""s rx,,.,.
p,.1+a p,es1o,"g na ~" "" s'.u"", m ~.
fAh's' Mare1 49, !'a'c nAu au interesting
conversation with ". Gaalbcttn Gu current NJ
fairs. Thc Speaker Of the Chamber tduss tho
Nv, w., t 4,arI io""rcs. @ % "",. scrru ~ - % pea',
'oA tHe Ae'lsa >o's.e9a o''tJ sc1'cu ~ hee'
opea thc sores II pf0tessed 10 Heal.
Wtcso tl'ere was woun! bcf"ru 1t met
hcn,ls military carnnro nna massocro IN ihc
MenuS u''l'.aa5 s'nasn .''u '"aesas's ~ III .''e
lialkahs uiu sont'esh bulgaria. aha 10 "ocs
not aare think wllero tho storm-waEo originated
Pcace he dce,us esscntIa. to lie prosperity Of
lhe tfench 1'opuo''c' a''" ~ long ~ hs "'sec's
the Chamber ol deputies she VIII never draw
feud m herself. In thls ordvr Of ,dyas he iudgos
T ~ ,.anr,. t,r rranco tint ,,I,ms,,.l, In.
~. "'pps A' ,,, 'aso t as " .I''s4 .., "us
h1s hahas la't o1 uerI'aa tnoFn., M n''''
lanyrt. and tic ua,ion, IaskrI II III. internal
difficulties which pusplox and irrltuto tl.u Clsull-
rc!Ior might not ,,ryu him to war War Is Il H.
write liyertjyo VI ulo,uscllicaI Governments
IRON tte i.s ti,ut weigh upui le!r }eoplrs. 1t
hv a canno,l.bail 10 bring I;nurkcd duwu by /.
r9llinr. G;atnt,ntta tl,a,,r!lt ,lo aSIoIn oi
bailey Junior applicable 10 Cuita ainl t;auls. but
uoi to Tila,.s, Wo arc pac!tlc IN li.uy utu d!t-
nusatious. nut Il i cy " e;tsrad tas wur oi !s;0 viii,
snthus,asm, bccausv Lou,s NunuIeon lrrl,atc,i
ti,s mnti,mf Hir". hut tlny wrrn tii.u,stnu Will
ii. ant yery plutt, after sllprt a,ni ure.utnlret
II yirtorIotIs cntt,puIwt,, to dntr thcir uniforms
.an sS" Gt'sryS ~. p..a i pFqs;a m ,as;s %as w s5
wt,l elect niwa,s fur tic cauuou.lull
In nrcfcrencu to thu Iuiljar ,i,,. Thu prussials
, 1879-04-22

In the history of the WhIg., when, at n gramt
ball In t;rosvcnor s4uart, hnrsctla,l, bootctl
nm! spurre,l, and splasfcd frtMn lcai to foot,
waa lntoluccll into tho drawing.room IN order
to deliver packet from her husband. The
packet turned out TO bp The balance shrct Of In.
powlnfs Iron.Wnrks, Mnd I.ntly Charlotte, nftur
glancIng hastily at the tota's, passed it 70 n
fuI,ker stn,slEng nt her elbow. "'rwo ycarb' ae.
n,ul loss nntscrcsl ic banker, Will, suppressed
enthusiasm. EAc1l, fKD In. 5&d.l" "yc.," said
1,aAy Churottc, "bat year, very bad; hut nc
do not innko money NJ you bankers 10. l3ettcr
luck next ycart'' THAT ta1ansr-st,cet, however,
SONS, the eldest, married d daughter nt thc
Duke Of Marlborough. nml BIZ brother nurresl
daughter Of thu Duke nf Wchtn,inater.
, 1879-04-22

CHICAGO, April 2t.-Tho fourth section Of
Mr.. Mills substitute bill authorizes fl4c holder
OF silver bullion, or silver foreign coins, to re-
ccive for 1t from the Government tcgat-tendcr
moncy at the rate OF Il for every 37l1( grains Of
flno silver. Thu standard silver dular of 4l9X
grains, ninctcnths fine, contains 371!{ gratus
Ut tluc silver and AN grains OF copper. Tu
exchange ttc standard silver dollar or It's eguiy-
Aicnt tor 37l4 gra!us Of ilnc silver bullion, NJ
provided for IN MIR. AillEa' hl, would bc lass
io the Government to The extent of tic value 1T
the ailoy, consisting Ut all{ grains of copper u
each dollar, as wclt ns the expcn.c Of coinage
think that holtiors Of silver bullion, when.
making tlleso exchanges. should c required Il,
unY for the ulloy md tic expense of cninnEe,
thus making tile Mlnt sclt*austalnIng Instead VI
cl!urgo upon the Government.
joel DIGnIuW,
, 1879-04-22

Iu fht EdI&1F O. 1hf 1f7Itnss
CHICAGO, April 4l.-At Thu recent meeting OF
tho Huc!al Scteneu Association, tho following
remarks wcru clroulc'ed BY tic rclUrter,-wlts-
out comment:
Miss Willard thought that ]sdies shou!.!i read
thAt purt!on Of uswspapcra referring to political
matters. hhe wAn nofry shat women mostly lntur-
eltcd themselves tn tha sheEa! department. bho
Eclated III nctdpnt nf low shu had induced ponr
uxlghbor to vols III g1el cAHte, Shp said, ''My
y6o4 fellow can't vote put there IA qurstion Of
ta IL y S xo for ,ans wan ye
moth0r has alo opportunity of Inducing hcr sons
to vote for the right causo.
On behalf Of rIy gax, and as deeply Interested
in all matters OF political or social character,
long hare poEdcrcd over the method BY which,
In tho exiating state Of things, Wo could lnaku
our personal influence felt iu tho most decided
manucr. True, tho otlrr bali Ut tho household
always votes as would do, hut two nso nlashe-
uattcally worth more than ono, AMI every eIec-
ton tlnds 1Iu considerably torh w fn NY mind
py thu enlcuyor tD make 0No count two. Thanks
tn this benstircat tI!aeuyorY Of Miss Willard,
wtotn sincerely RESPECT, most nntabte OK
cau hereafter ielpcarty out at,y ot tho thousand
schenlrs nc uclto 10 set u9"lng: With ctlarmng
etynpltcty uud courageous dctlanru Of tbs
stnt ute books. We need only hunt up sHtne poor
man, induce him to vote tn good Gauss (wtltch
il always ours, Of couras) by frankly stating.
q / want you to vote for ING, and will pay you
for your time"
Eureka! It takes wonan to co straight to
thu marrow ct q ,nattrE, Consider tho sturld
buugIiag q! man In such aeass. lie hires car
rjaxu, uild goeth about Into the Highways picking
up lhe lame, thu halt aid ule btln1, and
stratghtway htes hin to near saloon, Inspires
biz fcltow.nen With ]atriotle hre br l'eans Ut
noble ingcr or ignob!o whisky, ttuGs ballot
into each shaky hanA ulld suspiclously mstcnua
untf! thu skme Ia satcly deposited In llu ballot.
box.
, 1879-04-22
ATLANTA, GA.

"The Chlongn of tI,e soalh"-1ts 3Inny Adj
vantaEe4, Business. Climatic. and Eduea.
tlunn4-TAo KILLING At Col. Alston.
s4vetal 7arrtspandfnes n The Tribune.
ATLANTA, ua., April 10.-Tl,e 0atc City,
"tho Chicago Of tbs Eouth," to tho Garden
City sendcth greeting. Tic ono was set on
lirc BY tho torch Of war, md ths other BY the
lump Of u cow.shcd; md both haye been re.
built by tho enmo nlnglc Al It is nnnlfcst
dcstlny Tint gIyes to ChIcugo It's greatness, ~
IL 1t with tnts rising city. Men cannot 4uila
understand why 1t should bo 80, nnd yet the
n,attcr of fact confrol.ts tllrtn.
The Eouus Of Commerce, In her sovereign.
", ecc.ncd to have dccsccd that this city
should bu onu Of her roYal abolcs. III 1H45,
coming to bu municipality; in 1864, burned
up; ia 1870, counting a population Of 2l7s9;
In 1870, shu rises, as Is claimed, to 10000.
Five important RAILWAYS ccntso here. Tile
city Ia fnss making itsolt csatre !u
tl,e 1obbInE trade. 1t Is comlng
up III the lin nt manufactures.
Among others It has rolltng.mill mud all I'm
mcuso cottou-iartory. It has strect'Fatlwsys In
every ilirect[ol. It ts lighted by gns, aud 10
supplied with hydrant.wutcr and deep ircc'stouo
wells.
The city, being upon the foot.htlls Of tho
iuouHtaln'Fango, Ia ], lUo Ieet aboyG the ocean;
while Luke Michigan is ualy 6D5 leat above tide
water. keuesaw ausl Lost Mountains and Stone
Mountain arc Ia ylc,s. Thls elevation gives to
the soft1leas OF the Southern a!r the tontc OF
Inorc Northern latitudu, lI'rro arc no bodies of
standing water o. OF swamp round about to
guucrata n,aiarIa. The city Ia healthy. 1t las
never tla1 an indigenous case Of yellow.1oyrf,
Thu tloath-sAtu IL low. A pa4sor Informs tue
that, in hts church Ut 100 tnoInoers, he does not
have s,orc thuu Two luucra!s year; mud that,
ut 0nu time, Ae went fur eighteen months With
out tho denth Of child In l.ta parlsh. This !n,-
munIty. 1rosu tho epidemic Is proving great
advantage III to the growth OF tho city, As a
distributing point for trade asl Tor manu-
fHrturcs, lthaa ,lu superior In the South. Those
who may wish to cntcr upon these lfuas OF bust-
mesa at Tho E1ush cau 1oeatc hero without ex-
posuro 10 lhs dread maiady, unl without thu
tsk. and loss ot .csnbsrgo or Of Eemoya! tor tilr
summer. It Ii said that iu Cuba, while tho yel.
lDY.1cyer 70 prevailing 1t tho coast, u u not
| known back upon tbs mountains aooye e0D feat.
Already Atlanta has, A. IL said, moro Of North
cru people aud Northern bnstneaa-hollscs than
any otilcr city In Dixie. lndcfa, We aru quito q
| cosmopolitan folk.
| Following tbs War, tho Capital wpa removed
from MllcJeoYllte 10 ILLS csy. NJ Capitol
buildings hare ~ yet bsen erected. a larse
, 1879-04-22

.aa44,tc, Nye In less demand. bnt
rsndea' ~ .,is, No. 2 VYestern quoted a1oht at
I'D '. sos, Oals a ahhdo nrmcr on LIGHTER oHcr.
Essfss. ..,hr, t.n,o nt cnrrent 1gurcs; No.
~. adpat, nj nc hsked'
ca1e1s",.,o,.-iiog psottMcsa in less aemana' nns
Is.a fs win .rrcrre al tsiao stronger pt'ces'
oas'ssn rs,ly delivery In hlRht uemaho' c'oa'ns
s.t tat@ 1850 for new, cn. losn'a 1a.a 1T moa a
tfate aea, .s,, In Ionp clear At hc naked. Western
sFate5 as ,c., sought for carly delivery. ont
Ith ia.ns. forward delivery cl0slng fur May at
qaoteo I, ~ luuc At st. 17t;G1tf"0, and July at
$lsh r,,,ow-Moderatcly sought; primo
qao1ea Nnaw more active, and quoted nscady at
su"ass ,nsn,r for tatr to good refining cuon. 1|c-
s..a rstbcr n,ots souRht. o-,.
f1wa,.Ky-sold to tbs extent Of ho hfis ~ sl.o7a'
,,,rte. steady. ..x,n.,. II ,,,
nnt ratcs have mol varied materially; accom-
.oa,t1oa fur grain In much less teA"csti 1of Nv.
t'poo,, t,ria and T. 300 pkcs OK provisions, re.
.ss IN NIT a. low A about 3sc,
p'''A f., The }rt,tfrn tssnetnted frfis.
vocx. Aprtl a1.-CoTr0N-Untcttlcd at
nn,,.:c "a futures unsettled, weak April, IL. ACC;
h1e. lane, II .tifc: .1uty, II .85c; August
}, nt1 no.. septen,bcr II. coc; October, II. tic.
i.m. ms,.S-Ma,ket dull; receipts, 25, 600 brls;
itss s,,te ind weatcrn, 81. e0l3. 60; common to
.sp up ..t,,, s3.Go13. 10; good to choice. o50
t' ~ vhlto wheat c1tra 81. bIi16. "a; extra Ohio
- cod,5 90; st. Louis. 81. so15. 7o; Minnesota
s.,nt pfoeess, s., boata. TO.
fIu,ts-Whont quiet; receipts. 2oo' ooo nns
,.,st,td fprng, TIC. RYo aonr, no9l9lc'
~ nsI ,nrInr. Qsc@s1.01: ungradcd winter red,
No Io
, 1879-04-22
Tho 0cfmanin Fire. rnsurnnce Company.

10 ths Editor at Thf 7rfbnrf.
Chicago, April nl.-In yo,lr A,,nday edltton
ya,, nublsh m fntcrvirw viii, Wr WIltnn
i,aa,' ''1. a. IL" .n'es Wv" "''.. '''' "'''u,'
oe"'' ."u Aa"s"eo u '"o "e'.!Sn'a
INSURANCE Company, Ia which Mr.. Woke
Is reported to havs said: "Wcla, tt,c
petition Is In Lotsnz ,,reutan,,.b handwriting.
II. ,on ,,ccd nu,,,,nor,n,, ~ ,n,, 49,"
r,,a,, ,rs. ..,,'.,.',"', NV ~" ,'A'' ~
wien *as appo'nicd School lnsndetor. or-
did nut think hc ,sus 1T to represent the Third
district. In cnnrre.s nnv vcr,s nav H.
EaItnr ,ht. Ia ,I,., s,e',, ,. H., ~ va,. .
I ' ill., 'Io"o ."o ts III r a,,s, ~, sosks s
attentlon from these graye cttarees. it
you will luuk nj nnra 7f of tt,,
hrIn,ed iestn,ouy IN thr nIodye,t t,rra,t.
s.,irn ,o .,,J ,,ot Nv h.,, os s.e.an,na '''cSt ".
Eara ~ i.ls oiilt'q accounts ~ assignee, Of
rcaG mmi' ,hnt ~ ,M & su aoi h9m @ ~ a"yas M
II, oi intrn NJ t,u m ~ .r ts % T., h ~. ,,h ,na a
,Ss s N nv ., ".e n as Msh togeea ,ofG @ te
ayn n a,s I H., ~ ~, ,n.s,,, hmmurI' es
iInttrd stn;r. III s,r,r ~, bet. ,'rt % T. ~ ,a'u
.,Iwr;tg xca ..' s'f'e evn,, ~ use aa latt ~ s
e"'e nr ntn,nxs pn,s oi H. asfF consultation %tn
~, @ fnrn",'is ior ' Ut M, Was , msasea IL,
' ,e5s, mcsna" o i1s re- sr'"n u. "nc, ,s!'a amount
n ttnt 1,n,,or In IT, tr,,, ",no, y ,,r' i'",
rioht IT.. to s ~, H. 'nk 1 "aSs M
slhtc ~ 80 taa Inaaf w. nee n.anaceh hY
"nrrt H.. "rromn. ~ H.. w., ~. nWs ~ .! , ny H.
IN fi,ri. osilc a,ral ,,;,, i, ~ IN ~ !.c " III
tn;n,J H.. IN hs.I,,.n'. T ts sn',os.3o r.
sra;a orn ,,s Ens,' t ~, H., n's' ~ niG
,n,,rn tb"n xoit INV, ~ '.r,, "sI @ tIse ,.1'.t
.sa H.. ss.1 III ~, 5nnn NV
~ eo,,' ,,a ,',,n.r H.,
tnn,i0, ~ ~, fnnr ~ 1,,a,' ~,
,I"t In .a.cn1 ~, f,r,ior ,,, ~ a. IN 49,.
tw., rhSnts ,r,," IN rn.pa"tt,nI,. "r"e' a.. ia.
Entt,,,,' u",,t ~ i',i,,t, fr * tG ,, ~ -, ~. ~,
Whantcs, Entai H",.t t. S.' IN 9 $1,000. ~, ~
siTunI h. II Il HarJ @istcr r'tJ -, l,a"tr"nt.
| rwfmrn X ~ thn nrintri tnst,nt.'rl srI
INK i" r,a,,"r,s 'n',"stim. miVti,, 1h1s
%M % ~" INV nrh 1f| y,, rro,va Nh n III iu's ~
assi.s'sn ~ NJ Vnc % a,,ssm.,t, raos,ya VI 40 40
.ns"i, na1.,.oii .si H. "s '..as, 80 .,,.1t1 r.,
ousov III ~, ~. ~ st3W fpn,a
n,, III +tasn =: e1 =, ~ 8, M " w. II
r,n H. Vn, ..,' ~ 'o ro,e,r,. ,,, ,.ifi .ri,
~ ~, H. s,', ~ nrM * tett ',, 20, ~ W.. ,.uI
the ~ inss UA s;,S, ~
Va 'g's h.. "sIu H. , .' 10 NJ, a
1tr- rraT H., III ~ sAs ~ ,'s ! e..a "aa t
.hS;,}, f,,1 ~. .,c"o't,taos ~ th ,,m"t ,, ~. :,
HsH ~ ,,.",an',n ,or ~ ~ H. H., H.
s,s.' sa a n oIn In. ~ ,1 s r1 ",ui ,n,,i
nW sn,i ,,aro aroa ~, y s', ~. III w.
INV, "u.p @ % H. s ~ ~. ~. ,,, u ~,
~ asi, a y, I'll ~ t, III su WY tJ i ~
tIafn3 t., bia r",, ,ni1 ~, III snn ,a ~
NJ ~ rn.t t,.n 5am n,.is I1 ,,r 10
r s,a,N,,s 's,, III S1yI1 ,'I,,, ~; rt"i
, 1879-04-22

CLEyELAsn, O., April 81 91.-pETnoLEuM-Firmor
standard while, ITO test. ac.
IhTTanuNu, Fa., April 91.-FrTnoLsuM-
Qunt; crude, O0Ec at Paskcr's for shipment; TO-
lnel. DC, Philadelphia delivery.
OIL CRY, pa., April II. -pErnoLErM-Maskot
oponcd with 7n1sc bid; advanced to 7H,sc; decltn-
cd 10 77Mc nt which prcu u closed; sl,pln ents,
a. 100 brls; averaging, 81, ouO;nausaCt!uns. 2l0.
600,
, 1879-04-22

Nrw OnIEAxs. La. April 21.-CoTroN-Weak;
mlddling, IKE; low nldlltng. 1AIc; net receipts,
:27 halcs; Eross, :',ooS; exports to Great Drtan,
-, 33; 10 tl,c Continent, 1,70l; sa!os, /, 800;
stock. 14:. 704.
onS .ss4. aan Ar,
], 1a slock, j5. ADJ sales, .0U, all to HpInncEs;
mfd1llnR. 1laic.
, 1879-04-22


.Spfcfai M.pafchts& 10 Tia TRIBUNE.
ROCHESTER, Olmstaad CO., April 9l.-Whoat
mud oats arc all sown No barley sown get.
Hcen freezing hard every night Acreage Of
small sratu has been increased one-tcnth.
IlkpwlNn, Goodhue Co., April 2l.-spslng
wheat not all sown. Acreage increased, Oround
dry. U.s..
LITTLE FAILS, Morrison Co., April 2l.-sprIng
wheat sowing still in progress. Onc,fousth
moro sewn tnan list year. The ground VERY
dry.
slsAKorg, Scott Co., April 21.-Not doing
sowing, Seed was poor. Very little up. Cold
wi11s from the north, md vsry dry: Need rain
ST. JAMES, Watunwau Co.,. April al.-Uur
scesl-wllcat was not very good. The prospects
aro bad. Wheat sown Ii March not sprontcd
yet. Flax has been sown quite largely.
E1.rslAN, Desuer Co., Apr!l q. No rau yet
Ground very dry. But lttle Of THO wheat sown
Inns como up. Looks tllin at,d weak. Owing to
bad seed a'ld drought, tic prospect " not Gu.
couraging,
, 1879-04-22

Special LIFb0lca 70 Tia Tribune
KANsAs CITY. April l.1.-uRAtS-The Iar[es Cur.
rent reports wheat receipts @. 7S8 bH; shipments,
10. o40 bu: lrlncr; No. . cash. 0BHc; April, 0se;
No. j cash, 9tsc: April. O5sic Corn--1lccclpts,
10. 30B hn; shipmunts, :iU, CO.. bn; quiet;
No. cart, a0c; April, 20Ac.
, 1879-04-22

ToIEno. o.. April a1,-CnA,s-Whcnt quiet
mad castcs; No. whito Michigan, 81. o.M: extra
DO, sl.04; amber michigan, spot. held, 8l.0n;;
May, S1.04af; juno. 81. 0a,4: No. +. red winter,
spot, 81. u offered; April. S1.04li: May, s1.0Il:
June, hcld at s1.0j1.; S1.o5l hid; No. 2 do,
81. 01h@1. o.; amhor Ii1inoIs, ST. 101t Corn qnlct
h!sa mxsa: @ sGot, guys; Jung, 3o'is offered No. :
4E;c May; 39Ae; Jnns: a!Ac; Jniy, a9sc; Fc]ec.od'
, 1879-04-22

1npfANAro1,s, 1nd., April II. -lIoas-Quiot at
g.. 5oQo3. 80; receipts, 2, zoos shipments. IT, 600.
OltA1h-Wheat quiet; No. = rcd, 81. D1@h 1:O!.
Corn quiet at 3aG954Ac. Oats steady at .8!iD
37Hc.
pnoy1sloxs--Shoulders, 3,ic; clcar rib, 4.sc,
Lard, 5aa1Gc. liams, JAD7ic.
, 1879-04-22

NEW TonK, April 21.-l5us,noss continues lnr
with package.houaes; colton goods In Hteady d..
maud, and yo.Y firm; Atlantic brown stlcctinEa Aye
further advanced; prints lrn,. aud ArnoldA fanctes
aro advanced TO tc: dresH goods and ginghau,s In
tatr request oycrcoatinus and hoayy fancy case.
mereh were sought for By clothlers foreign goods,
jobblng faIr1y.
, 1879-04-22

DErnotr, April Il. 1.--FLou1t--Dul and steady.
GaAls-Wheat steady; extra, s1.0:i; M.
milling, No. j, bHc.
REcElrrs-Wheat, n5. 0B5 hu.
suipuEs1s-Whcat B.n7l bu.
, 1879-04-22

:, 70 lhs HiiEtFn A3s0f11fe7 Fran. =
lITACKEE. april y. 1..-Fknutt-In good demand.
taAlS-Mhcat npenrd steady; &c lover; c!osed
dal; No. ! milwaukee,, hard, 0Bc; No,< Nil-
Haukee, 15c; No. 2 Milwaukee,. 67hc; April,
sl}ic: Nay 8Sc; Jnno, 10c; M. . Milwau-
guilt; weaker at s4ilc. iiye neglected; No.
J, 15!sr: lnrley dull and unchanged; No. 2
efHng. Zoe.
PHosiaoSs-!Rntctb but stcAdy. Meas pork quiet;
neT, 81. -, Lald-l'rimo ntcnm, 81. 90.
MoVs-pnIi and non,it.al at ST. sO0k 10.
MstE!rfs- Flans, u, UUu hsls; wheat. 81, 600 bu.
saffaESTa-Flour. 7. 600 brls; wheat, ", 900 bu.
, 1879-04-22
ILLINOIS.

sutcfaf Dspa!ahrstn to 7hs Trthune.
DWIGHT, Arstl 2l.-Farmcss have made good
progress with work, md the oats arc al sown,
Tho ncreagc largely decreased Flu1 largely In
creased. Commenced plowing for corn. Ground
Is drying out very fast prnirles nliYe with
tennis.
ELIZABETH, Hardin Co., April 21.-T1,c winter
wheat has bcen greatly benefited by tic late
ratna, and looks we'll. Too mu:t rnIn for corn.
planting. No prospect for Planting for two
weeks. Ground full Of water.
COLES STATION, Moultrlo Co., April 2l.--
Winter wheat doing we'll. Not done saving
oats. Very little old wheat on hnnl. Spring
20 far too net for work.
PnlLL1rsTowN, White Co., April o1.-Wtnter
wheat is injured by the vet weather. No corll
planted, onA but llttlo plowng done. season
ono montf, later tlHn 1878. Gunrrul outlook
CaulrLE, Clluton Co., April 21.-Oats aro all
aown mud up. Season cold and wet. Very
little ploWfng for corn. Winter wheat fmpruy-
CANTON, Fulton Co., April al.-ncttcr stand
than usual OF spring wheat Acreage frcreascd
20 per cent. Oats decreased In acreage 10 pcr
cent. Winter wheat extra prospect. Half
done ptow!ng for corn. Mono planted.
1,ttia ground piowei for corn. ' Too sot. Good
stand OF sprinE wheat.
CAnL1Ny1lIn, Aiacounln Co., April 2l.-Wtn.
ter wheat has been greatly beneftel by tho
late rains. Is now In good condition. But very
little blowing las been done for cor!l and mona
planted. 0ais aro up and growing ntcoly.
BnLLB PRAIRIE. Hamilton Co., April d.
Tie rains nre bringing put the winter wicat I'LL
right. Unframed fields badly lamagej. l.css
oats sown tfan last season. Very little corn
ground broke. None planted: Continued cold
weather makes the outlook gloomy.
WoopLAwh, Jefferson Co., April 2t.-Our
fall wheat looks splendid. md nuw promises u
large crop. Oats aro a11 eowls. Area olic-
fourth less. Flowing for corn.
ELLtsoa, Warren Co., April 2l.-Good stan,l
Of spring wheAt. One-thtrl moro sown thai,
Inst year. food progress with plowlng for corn.
None planted Winter wheat Iouks very tlnu.
AsnMoAE. Coles Co., April 2l.--Wtntcr mhcat
tnore than hni crop Of nats has been aowil.
No eoru ground broken. No more old wheat to
SLIP.
, 1879-04-22

BosToS. April 21.-FLoul-QuIet: westtrn au.
pcrs. -. 00G13 .5; common cxtsas, 81. 75Gb4 25;
Wisconsin extras, s4.o004.50; Minnesota e1tsas,
81 .25lE5. 30.
GnAiN-corn quiet bnt steady; mixed and yel-
low, 40fb47,zc Oats In fair demand; No. 4nd
NJ. :! wAttu and NJ. = mixed. ;3. sGs:I4c. llyc,
UilSJ5c.
, 1879-04-22

Kptcia' nItpdtca 10 7as 3s1b4Hs.
LEXINGTON, Lee Co., April 2l.-Grouna
warm, but very dry aud hard. Winter wheat
usels ralu to ill 1t cut.
, 1879-04-22

pt,o,, ,o,,ktfaIA. aaIA. April el.-FIouA-Qniet; Min.
1hIo o s1na family, fair to cloice, 81. .5l4 %;
b.. sa". svoo. t5,.tGa1.a0; Indiana good, S5. 30,
4-Whsat sleady; No. 2 Western red.
, 1879-04-22

Apecta! Dttpoleh 10 9At Ifftnn&
MADISON, Madison Co., April al,-Ilad slight
frosts tho 1tt OF tho month. Our crops Of corn,
cotton, and euRar.cane arc planted 'and grow
luz.
, 1879-04-22

BUFFALO, April 9.-flnA,S-Whcat Inactive and
nomina1. Corn dull; sales 4 cars now on track at
l0Hc;. No. = old nominal Mt ,iac In stnse. Osts
offered at :..lQD;l0c,. according to qualify. ltyo
neglected. Barley dull.
, 1879-04-22

0awEGo, April 81. tram Wheat steady; No. ]
hard Duluth eprlng, S1.10; No. 2 milwaukee,,
St. o..
, 1879-04-22

PEonIA, Apflt 91.-HioMwlNEs-ateady; sales
to brla at st. .Ds3;,
, 1879-04-22
DNDlsUS4AE.S ESb7s ns14IJAl1sINdi
H. AND GAS PIPING.

OFFICE or HrPknvlStha AHOttxcT.
TRHAsEHr DkFANyAEHr,
WARRINGTON. d. e.. April IS. 1910.
Sealed proposals will 10 received 1t this office unttt
Y n ou tr lIts dny of May; ls7't foF the plumbing
House aid ins; t,acs Il Chicago, i'll, III accordaacs
with drawings md specification.
Copies If tpecacRiDt and any additional inf0raas
thu may he had lrplichtI0n At this lce or thu
alca OF Tie sufetlntGndan. Therc drawings showing
drawings iay aao bu seen 1t the following o1lces Of
Shp4riEfendrntat
DnteI States Custom. fiouEo md Post 0hee. Cneln.
nAt. O. anI s.. Louis No., untc4 states post:ntlco
llouse etc., rhlladelph!s ra and u UEcc pf Super:
PDtt- -uuICG, New York lity. JOHN FRASER,
Acting 64pcFYIstnK Architect.
, 1879-04-22
NEW ORLEANS.

Mr. FS" oNLEANas
tu, asn ""AkASi. Aprt! Il. l.-FLouR-btaEkot quiet
!. o.1.i I'M SUPERB, g. 90; Ky, 81. 7oafi. Oo; Xxx,
'.c,vha 0s,as "; high grades, s.. a3Qns. H7!i.
oa. an,. tofh actsFc. asmsr. and higler, 4BD4Be.
c.a'a ga'es e. but tim at :salGa
ll,x h.' 'sst4t-Masket dull vt $a.a5.
paa'Q -Qu1et; choice $40. %.
31n y, s-rork-1iarketd dull; old, 60. 80; now
i,:s Lasa scafce and hrin; terca, ". 90; kegs,
loose. nnlx meats quiet but seadyi shoulders
teaf. bSsS; TX saep pseked 3tsebao; e.s4t rlb, 80;
spsa;, ss; ,lssr tiI 1e; eeai tdssNs. 'A. ii.ms-
n,yl, s&s0;;,ee eaMand fair and market lsm; eau.
traousskhr-Aasket dull; .ectiacd, 81. .o5aa1, TO-
princ. MnsssIColFee stcady; jehhiag, ordinary tq
etees; co5'Sc. co5a&iac. Sugar III good demsat At full
.tl,r,tr3is prime 10 choice, 61GhJAo; yeljov
n,.tkri ,n.l4t11c. MolAsses jn fair usmaad Ind
&c; fst H'M; tyimentiug, *udt2Aoi cotnuaou aSG1
kllural .,:st,MtaGc: prlv to choice, 7qlajc; cen.
t!,e "'S<auc. luca In xopd demand 1t 5}iQ
aaaS-Dull at 75c.
, 1879-04-22

TUlsI'EETINE.
WILMINGTON, April 10.-SEnlrs or TuArEsTiSE
Dull at VIC,