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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-13
Badly Injured.

BY a falling cylinder, ten feet in length,
in the sugar works at Vincennes, Indiana,
on the 5th instant, William Jones and Viii.
liam Shoupe each had hand cut off, and
T. B. Rose was badly bruised on the head.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-13
milwaukee,.

MHWAUKEE March 1880 P.M.-Flour
Strong at $3.50@3.85 for common spring
extras; choice firm at $4.25@4.75. Wheat
Active and strong; No. hard at $1.O3; No.
! regular ct $1.0l; No. 2 at S4@94%c; No.
:; ,3sa Ct Sl@aNc: No. 4 at 761z@7Sc; No. 2
Keller April at 93M@94Ac; seller May SO
Oats-Quiet at 24Hc. Rye-Quiet at acc.
Barley-Very dull; No. at 73c; No. 8 at
42]1c. Pork-Steady at $3.50 for cash.
Lard-Steady at $3.50. Hogs-Not wanted;
nominal at $3.6Q(03.9O.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-13
"Judge not the Lord by feeble sense,
But trust Him for HE grace,
Behind froWning providence,
He hides smiling face"

= Cowpef never could have sung that
sublime anthem of victory except under
the immediate inspiration OF power
from ,on Hiph.v The storm was coming,
hut Cowper 8 eve of faith saw !" Jehovah
rilinu above the storm. This match.
:less hymrs of .providence which God put
oFthe eoul 81 his afflicted servant has
been s.song in the night :" to millions
Of people under the Encouraging clouds
of adversity., 'sS
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-13

9endant evidences that he had been murder.
I'D. Shortly after he left the company's stable
he was found on the ri1sr h36f, sKis 6ceS
and body covered with cut. ID stAbs, ind
his head badly crushed, a4Sthough me
blunt weapon had been us John tAw-
her and Martin Murray, wifi Whom Hunter
had quarreled short time ago, are under
axzaAt,. charged With thu aximax ~...sxss.ss.s,
Some two weeks since a girl named
Deaken, aged ten years, residiAk with her
father, near Manchester, Ky, was brutality
murdered by her stepmother. The unnat-
,uFal woman first fractured the child's skull,
and then hung her in an clubhouse. To
cover her crime she placed the body in a
field with a frsctious horse, and tried to
palm tho girls death off as accidental: She
is under arrest. ):
On the night of the 4th inst, band of
maskers visited an old negro's cabin in
Coffey county, Tenn, set fire to the struc-
ture, and shot the old man dead. The wife
and children huddled around the remains
until morning. Sli =.
w. H. Cox was killed by negro at Nash.
vile, Tenn, on the 4th. 1t seems that the
colored man, named Steve Shields, had Cox
indicted for raping his wife, whereupen
Cox went to Shields house to kill him. A
ballroom Cox's pistol wounded another ne.
gro named Davis in the thigh, whereupon
Shields shot Cox dead.
Extra Session of Congress-.
The following is the proclamation of the
president converting congress in extra SEES.
sion on the 18th inst:
By the President of the United States of
p America-A Proclamation:
WHEREAS, The final adjournment of the
forty-6fth congress without making the
usual and necessary appropriations for the
legislative, executive and judicial ex-
penses of the government for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1880, and without
making the usual and necessary appropriaS
tons for the support of the army, for. the
same fiscal year, presents an extraordinary
occasion requiring the president to exercise
the power vested in him by the constitu.
ton to convene the houses of congress in
anticipation of the day fixed by law for
their next meeting.
Now, therefore, I, Rutherford B. Hayes,
president of the United States, do bysVir.
tue of the power to this end vested in me
by the. constitution, convene both
houses of congress to assemble at their
noon, on, Tuesday, the 18th day of
March instant, then and there to consider
and determine such measures as in their
wisdom, their duty and the welfare of the
people may seem to demand.
B.HAYEs.
By the president,
VIM. N. EvARTs, Sec. of State.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-13

LONDON, March 10-12:3O p. M.-Liver.
pool wheat market opens strong; floating
cargoes turn easier; on passage frmer;
good cargoes No. spring, off coast, at 43s;
good cargoes mixed American corn, of
coast, at 22s Cd; fair to average California
wheat, just shipped, at 45s Cd; nearly due
at Abs; good cargoes California wheat, off
coast, at 45s Cd: fair to average quality No.
2 Chicago spring wheat for shipment. etc.,
at 40s Goods. There is a continental de.
mand. Weather in England spring like.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-13
Storm ana Shipwreck.

Several persons were drowned in Lake
Geneva, Switzerland, during the recent
storm. The damage in the canton Vaud
alone is 100000.
The bark Star Queen, British vessel,
bound from Nagazaki to Shanghai with
coal, was wrecked on the South Grotos on
the goth of January. The captain and
twenty.one Of the crew were drowned. ::
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-13

The different Manitoba railway pro-
jects are likely to be harmonized into
one scheme, or the whole of the bills in
the Dominion parliament with drawn in
favor of charter being granted for a
company to construct a railroad vest
ward from Winnipeg, north Of the river
Assiniboine and southwark of Lake Man
itoba,, and second line running at the
outset south from the city of Winnipeg,
and then trending. in a southwesterly
direction, tapping the Mennonite settle
ment. These lines will construct feeders
for the main line of the Canada Pacific
railroad when it shall be built. Another
portion of the scheme, depending first on
the construction of the whole of the
Thunder Bay branch, is to build road
on to the west side Of. Winnipeg river,
connecting Winnipeg and Selkirk. It is
understood that the companies interested.
claiming that the roads are for colonies
ton purposes, will ask for land subsidies;
and a. lands available for the purpose.
are not to be found in Manitoba to any
extent, the northwest territories must
be drawn on
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-13
Obituary.

Elihu Burritt died on the night Of the 9Th
inst, at his residence in New Britain, Conn.
Very Reverend Martin Kundig, vicar
general of Milwaukee, died on the 9Th inst.
Leon Hynman, the veteran Mason, author
and editor, died at New York on the 9Th
inst.
Signor Fanfanni, the most eminent of the
Italian photographers, is dead.
Hood Allston, a well.known western
newspaper man, died at Bay st. Louis on
he Sd instant,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-13
NEWS D s IN y BRIEF ; Il! :.
GElxnt Persons 1iliedka

~ eollisisn Of cages NJ sths Victoris,
Eng. ese pitone was precipitated to Tie
bottom Of the shaft and eight persons killed.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-13
The Roll of Bankrupts.

John Cassidy, Wholesale crockery dealer,
Montreal, has failed, ana: il setting kith
his creditors at forty cents on the dollar.
Liabilities $25O,0O0. Leggatt & Johnson,
boot and shoe manufacturers, have also
failed. Liabilities $3.50 Assets expect.
ed to pay fifty cents. : 7r>j',5
Blum Son & Co., Dixon, CAL, have sus.
pended. They had endorsed Godschau4 &
Co. to the amount of $65,000.
Joseph F. Culber & Co.'s banking house
at Pontiac, ILL.,, was closed by creditors on
the 9TH inst. Liabilities $4,000; half sc.
The Dime SID h,nl at YDrk, Ps, a.s
supended. 1t is supposed that it will pay
IS or 80 cents on the dollar.
Southern, Guilty & Co., merchants, Lon.
don, have failed. Liabilities estimated at
f65, 000.
Godchaux Brothers, San Francisco, i'm
porters of dry and fancy goods, were at
tached to-day for about $4,000. The total
liabilities of the firm and its ability to meet
them not yet made Known /.
= gharled Chambers Il Co., stock brokers,
Philadelphia has failed. Liabilities I'M.
known.
w. c. Caswell, of Narragansett Pier, r.
L., has made an assignment. Liabilities
$126, 600; assets $145, 600.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-13
Destructive Gre

The governor 81 Thessaly telegraphs thss i
band of 500 Greeks hive crossed the frontier
and destroyed the village of Kienlikienter.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-13
,RoflPo6a Accident.

Maggie Maginnis, 9 young, deaf mute
woman, was struck by an engine at New
Albany, Ind, on the sth and killed.
A coal train and passenger train collided
on the Vandalia road, near East st. Louis,
on the 4th. Both locomotives were wrecked
and engineer Foss and fireman Morgan
killed. sGsz-tg 80: ;stsjssE.
A special train of English goods from
Halifax. collided with the Qasbse express
south Of Aths15lN, s., pn sths 9Th. The en-
gines of both trains and cars were badly
wrecked The driver: AcLsed, vas killed.
Conductor Cameron was fatally injured and
several others badly h tln.,rl ;siss
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-13

A MOVEMENT is in progress among the
members of the society Of friends in
Philadelphia for the formation of settle
ments in the west, and active steps have
already been taken. There have been
many complaints owing to the isolation
of members of the society in different
parts of the west, that they were grad
ually losing interest in the principles
and customs of their sect, and by these
settlements it is hoped to bring them to-
gether. It is the intention to form an
association which shall purchase tracts
Of land and sell farms and lots to Friends,
or those in sympathy with them, and
also to aid persons whose means are linn
tied with help in the erection of dwell
lings and other necessary things in their
settlements. The association will Law
out roads, and erect meeting-houses and
school buildings. In all deeds a clause
will be inserted prohibiting the sale of
Intoxicating liquors as beverage.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-13
A 6reenhaelk Address.

F: r. Devices, chairman of the national
committee OF the National party; has issued
an address to the people Of the, United
States. He says separation from the old
parties is necessary, and asserts that this
action on thepart Of congressman elect has
inspired the National Greenback party
throughout the country with renewed cour-
age and confidence. The address calls for
a thorough party organization, and adds, if
those in accord with National Greenback
principles now earnestly attempt such an
organization, party success in 1880 can be
assured. ', o.:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-13
Ls-a-
9ulclaeA.

DR.. John Hugh McQuillandean, of the
Philadelphia Dental college, who was found
dead on the Sd inst. in the laboratory, it
now transpires suicided by taking dose of
cyanite of potassium. His death was first
attributed to paralysis of the heart.
John R. Clay, New Orleans broker, com.
mitted suicide on the 9Th, on account of
financial embarrassment.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-13

Co., at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, wa, Hama a g.
ths.smountpf $4,000 by FIRE OF the
Dent 4 16rey's wasehoule at Columbus,
Ohio, wa,Surned onsthe Night of tn 9TH
inst. Lon %saooo ipsdra4Se $500. ~
The eA1tral iron vsSrks, hooklyn, Sxned
by Howard, Carlton L Co., burned On tie
9Th instant. Loss $1,000 insurance $780,.
OO0s
The Gaylord coal breaker, at Plymouth,
Pa, burned on he 5th instant. Loss $780,.
900; insurance $4,000.
The Lincoln public school, Ottumwa, Ia,
was destroyed by fire on the 9Th Instant
Loss $4,000.
Lake Forest, ILL.,, academy burned on tho
LIST inst, causing loss of $4,000. g..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-13
Mysterious Murders.

A Kansas City dispatch. of the I'd inst.
says: Michael Carolen was assaulted to-.
night, while in his store, on East Levee. He
was sitting on. the counter when an I'M.
known man came to the window in the
porch and shot through the glass. The ball
entered Carolon's body in the back, under
tho shoulder blade, snd passed through the
lower portion Of the iheart, killing him.
Instantly. Acompanion sitting near sprang
to the door and a shot was fred at him, but
missed. The officers are in pursuit Of the
assassin, but a. he, is unknown it is not
likely that he will be captured. ,,s.,. 80
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-13

=.
:. What appeirsl tosbs snb,6sr gigantic
fraud has just come to light. The Mystic
Valley railroad company was organized
road fron Boston, ,to conneJt Il towns lying
along Mystic Valley to the north of the city.
But II miles of road have been built thus
far, and this was charged at $4,000 per
mile, on the books st the corporation. Z Il
was known that the expenditures for every
purpose had not extended SEQ, 600. This led
to an exaninstieP.b y lailrsad. cemmissio1,
err, pnd = sfeaull thsyhavl calledapenthhe
attorney general to take action in the mat.
ter. An examination of the books Of the
company shows dis repancy Of $s5, oC0,
and it Is further believed that many Of the.
subscriptions were fraudulent, for the pur.
pose Of victimising innocent subscribsrs. S
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-13
"God moves in q mysterious way,
His wonders to perform.
He plants His footsteps In the sea;
And ridea uD0n the st0Inl.0 81 l.

For several years Cowper's splendid
intellect was to be under total eclipse.
The penumbra was already darkening
it's disc. But, in full view Of the i'm
pending calamity, the inspired son of
song chanted forth those strains of holy
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-13

John sdMpftl. 81 dctnxn, wss Riot
dead at New Orleans On the night OF tho
.8th inst. Heinaa1ted 5 lady and was thus
5sumn,s NY So ~ Wit b 6I Il e krt
] samuel Hasrt Il dl1Jer ~ "a BessJ
,mer steel works, near Braddock, Pa, was
found dead on hel1iGhtl6f ths.6 hin -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-13
,CoWper's Hymns.

Cowper's great hymn of Providence,
100, had a history. He wrote it after
those two sweet devotional gems, 80
for Closer Walk with God" and
" There's Fountain filled with Blood."
A forebotling impression of another at
tack of insanity began to creep over
him. The presentiment grew deeper;
the clouds gathered fast.
He even meditated self-destruction
and left his quiet cottage to drown him
self in the neighboring river. He was
under pail of overwhelming gloom.
Just while these black clouds of des'
pair were darling their vivid Ightnings
into his suffering soul, the grandest in
spiration of his life broke upon him,
and he began to sing out these wonderful
words: - - d. 5's' - . z.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-13

roads; to amend the charter of the village
OfGlenc0e; to locate state road in Stearns
and Nicollet counties; to incorporate the
village of Granite Falle; to authorize the
co6struction of free wagon bridge across
Thu Minnesota river in Yellow Medi.
cine county; to authorize the city
Of St. Cloud to issue bonds to aid
in the improvement OF water power;
to authorize the commissioners of Kandi-
.yohi county to set .aside certain territory
and organize town; to amend the statutes
relating to vacancies in Office; to lay out a
state road in st. Louis, Lake and Cook
counties; to authorize Stearns county to
issue bonds to aid in the construction OF
railroads; to amend the general statutes re.
lating to bitches and drains; to authorize
the blowing and leveling of highways for
the purpose Of seeding to grass; to author.
ize the Wortkington and Sioux Falls Rail.
road company to construct branch line;
to amend the laws of 1865, relating to
ing Carton ,of to o 81: Touis coSn atg
relating to bounties for the planting of tim.
Der or shade trees; to enable Stearns and
other counties and certain towns to Issue
bonds to aid railroads; for the relief of set
tiers upon lands claimed by the state as
swamp lands: to authorize the commission.
els of Yellow Medicine county to pay over
certain moneys......Senate bills passed: To
authorize the city of New Ulm to issue
bonds to aid in the manufacture of sugar;
to prevent the running at large of cattle in
Kandiyohi county,. .Mealey's bill to regu.
late the weighing and grading of wheat was
passed by vote of 81 ayes to IL noes......
Senator A. f. Rice, of Kandiyohi, and Sen.
ator C. D. Giltillan we're nominated for pres.
ident pro TEN. of the senate. Senator Rice
received 81 votes, and Senator Gilfllan re.
ceived votes. Senator Rice was declared
to be duly elected and Lieutenant Governor
Wakefield called to the chair the new presi.
dent pro ten., who returned his thanks to
the senate for the honor conferred upon him
FRIDAY, March AT the opening Of
the session Senator J. B. Gil6llan arose
and after few well chosen words, in behalf
of the senate, presented Lieutenant Cover
nor Wakefield with heavy ebony.gold
headed cane suitably inscribed. The Lieu
tenant Governor responded in feeling
manner. The usual committee was appoint
ed to notify the governor that the senate
awaited his pleasure, and a report that hi:
excellency had nothing to submit being re
ceived, the senate adjourned sine die.
, 1879-05-28

EOREIaS.
Tho followtag sscrs received BY The Chicago
Hoard uf Trado:
L,rEnrooL, May a7-11 10 n. m.-r1ouE-ss It'd
D1oa. Whcnt-W'ntor, " 16GD,ls Id; nprtng. Tsf,d
Gf8H Id: white. W NdEtUs ID; club, hs ldGbns i'd.
Corn, IL Hi. rosk, 17s. Lard. :'.s :'t Receipts
Of wheat last three days, 108 900 ccntals. 0l, 900
American.
Ll,EurosI. Mar o7-1 =. m.--Ext.a sta.o i1onr,
lis III. Whcat-Nnt much doing: conaumptlyo
demand only; red winter, Ia I'll: No. . aprfng,
is Cd: No. . sprlng. Va I'd; California easicr
costl-ifather wossc feeling; Is gid. careocs of
coaas-WhcAt and corn dall. pork--westesn p
M, 47a. Lard, 3!s I'd. 13acon--Long clear,
aa,s Cd; shor. clrar, :'5a Cd; Cnmooslanda, .is.
LlyxHrpaL, May 27,9 y. m,-Waatltcr falr nsratl-
Rtnrs caacr. Flour. In GG411s Id: winter, Ga OuGp
Ds I'd; white. rs id1Us Id; club. 0s 1uG1Us id.
Hest unchanged.
LoHDftn, AIay 11.-L1vEzroo.-Whca dull; No.
2 and No. l California. trl0s I'd; Wastcrn rcd
win; ter, o. 9l; whIto Michigan, Ds I'd. Corn
easier; IL 11id. Ca,gucs Oh coast-Wheat md
corn shalo dcarcs. CaE9ocs OH passage-NAcat
lnact!yo.
Snecfal i7ispafch 10 THs 7t1buns
LIVERPOOL, May 97-11:10 q. m.-rLoun-No.
], los: No. ., HI Cd.
G4tA1x~-Whcot-W No. /. ns Id; No. 2, 6s
iod; spring, MI. !, lis 4d; No. 9, IS I'D; while,
No. ]. ia I'd; NJ. 2. ss I'd; club. No. l, Us sd;
No. =. us Ill. Cotn-Eew, No. !, Is Id.
rnoy,snSs-rnrk, AR. Lard. 3.s I'D.
LIyEurooL. May .7.-CoTToH-Qufet at I'd;
sater. o. coo bales; speculation aud espoft e 600;
Anctcan, ~, u10.
DHEApsTurrs-Eas!er; California whita wheat,
80 IdftDs Id; to club. Ds ldGsDs Id; No. to No.
rcd Western rrFfn., 81 DdD1s I'd. Flonr-Wcst-
cru canal. s. GAGa los Sd.
Cnnatttan. t}s udG56s I'd.
TAL1ow-Fino American, Bis ID.
Yarus aul fabrica ut Manchester dali, but not
lower.
LospoN, Mny 27.-TALtow-l5s Cd.
rErHoAEuM-Spirlta, 1G57aid: rcluct. "a liT7td.
L1NsEEn OIL-3tGt91s.
SrIn1Ts or TunrENrlSE-91s Ode. ....s.
ASrwENr, Nay 27.-pxrnoLEua-20sid.,
, 1879-05-28
~ ,ourso oi prices. The arrivals en,bfncca
atuea .s,,,r thsy OF, tuy day Of lalc, hut tho

-, .,u,.o Of prices. The arrivals embraced
@ sss' ss y r.; II, on ,sps sS; ss ay ss :f sss ss ' n
genera lint Of tho slny before. tho arecr mart
st e, To- ,s ss''ss ,sss s"rs' 'ss,sS"s from
f,o'o 70 wrrs taken by oxpurtcrs nt $:goGo5. Ii.
tts es.ra !.',,r of ij he'd. nyrtngnK .tln 5' was
md l hl'nf nrrcofy, t'nocy + CO. nt 80. Ttey
,o4 " yc.uofcd aisc. Tho l"ca tsaila bunglt at
.i be +, fur Inferor to fair natives: anl 1T
;,i e e.. "A Tor T'exax through cattle. sfncktra
~ V.e,in tpi, nnty two "s thfea Anles netnE g"
we're ss"T Tnc market closed stchay. With bat
poIt,9,G, Gn,cfeen,agc OF the SIMPLY loft over.
fu''" qGnrtTtnss.
... nccyrs-Gradrti steers. weighing
ki'tirn ~ ri mb1 nml ,lpwarth S' oo9o''. II
taosr pwesan. 80 to ]. +ao lhs... d.7olet.0o
aS asSs' 'Hccycr-Wtl1. falttnel strcFs,
6opa 6otp",ebuV l. tnO to |. go lb!;.' 4.huaD4.oo
~easui ~,nu, i,ra,lct-Sfrrrr IN fair aea!a.
fehla fehlEs,or l. Uj0 to !, goo lbs 4."oD4. 40
Bo.sdas ~ rnn,n,un to chotcn COWS, Lnr city
snInchtsr, A. weighing atH' to l.HD ,bs 2.o5D4.10
tasx x.I:otsIe--CoHHon cattle, weighing :,
m to l. U:,D i0s ....;:...s ~'ou&a5'Ha
tutt'o'E1iiIssis 1a,iIs sm tcala,sas steers. a..la II:
tlSs', rsr iNy ID. ,..,............,. 1.00lk5. %
, 1879-05-28

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A5 IL + T. I'll Il 1e':s!3
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; s;
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II! II s & S s3n a
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's}sS' 'sp !ssSi x 6 g.
.afty ,,no.sand J"lars tsansp e which snust
Ii dr FL ,n Il aty ya II sii. sf Z ~ ~ IL e., s T.
"asy w # r:s : 4 81 nsSs Il .as
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et sosy sIsil ii iS b"at 10 II sosai Sareh.e orF q
se''Ts sa' H. ~ HSs
q ll,..1s SoaltfrIn' F'.hs'' or REDEMPTION from
VA rese;vsa M srsa sy ,s ess,I Ms,ssss
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lsY5 ~ ru ths rbi prnlaflY. mid sssn nn+tnu ntla
Eve aa!' 's,. n7s Isl 6n Thu !nlroa4 property,
sn4H sait viii b snndr subject u!t legally
tut taxtE, Wrs rF. l:th Hlhln Ir rr,ltcFy heftby
'rc,-d .plt ror I" I'D a'i MAJ subject to
MI JUS claims 5gt Ft,ilt Ut way Vt s1!d railroad.
tuE lsn cnainar"t tlt Inlrcata nlynei, ai1se the
as t III, ao ~ reft M X ~ a M t" H. G'H - s,y S r ~
sll:. ah, 1ny hrr.ailrrtm rrquifel ,Y thr nart.
tne spGl Ill Mnt.s Wii frcstyr ANY Ut tie MIts AHl
rDu'us sc:ur,I ty salh innrt.ar. cach snct
,4 r r 5 M f S 5sSl;ss farts !sf .a; r ; T. M
ss!yt troH, NJ pr',. Y saca b. sa1e lIpn+ n caaf,
Irt4 t1lu*an4 d1Itas tf:tslt1u' sis puFcl,a.ef ot
rurtlstrr ~ IIs !et n' a'.s:asf use. md rn19y.
"n "1,er II ,afd t'4s. il siS ta',r. an'onns u
purchase 11r1ce lr nut P1A lit aefurdaEct with tie
itrs Vt salr aud lulI payment VI purclase ulohuy
an! full c1n:'!!HarH VIII: The NFt NJ talc said Spsrla
aantrr Will a1 tIivet '...I 10 tho P1frnater
purchasers nj will premises. Further rny!slh,+
ltr1s Ut purchase will llAde kuoXu Ey thG Special
Master nj Itiso pt valG.
JAS. A. EtnS.
ar"cl11 Mnetnr n t:IlanccIy:
, 1879-05-28

ToLzpo. O.. May a7.-GuAsH-Whent quiet and
nrm; amber Michigan, SPOT. g. 00N askotl, Il. pHst
ltd; July. sl.03; No. = RID winter, spot, 81. 104;
Jans held at Sl.osi, 81. or lid; July. ST. OH;
August held al S1.02. Corn nrm; high mixed
lcld at 1alc, 3H!io hnl; No. =. Mny. j8Ac; .Eunu,
lido; July, Ield at S4c, 3Hta hid; 6asA dull:
BulrxEsrs~-Fluor I. 100 brls; wheat, 10, GOO ou.
, 1879-05-28

opened qriet and stcadY. with 7t7.c bid. advanced
to TIC At which price it c,ntcd: shipments, 6
ODl. averaging IN, Gou: trnn|nct.onF, io5t con.
Ft7TbnrHt. Pa, HaT -. --i'E i'ErIH,LErn-t}nlnt:
crude b4',c Al l'arkcf'a fur shipment; rcanct,
bisc. PHILADELPHIA delivery.