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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-16
Probate ana CommIssIoners, Nolices. 81 Oeach.

fOr Notices Of Liberation. Estrays. the Formation
and Dissolution Of Co partnerships &c Il u each for
three insertions Ii sent by mail the money must &C.
company the letter.
Notres in news columns 10 cents per line each in
sertluh but no charges made of less than 80 cents
Notices of Deaths and Marriages inserted gratis but
extended OBJ uary Notices OF Poetry will be charged
at the rate of five cents per line
, 1879-05-22

Jersey Central consols usscntcd rosc 10 als1;
do eonycrthlcs 10 0lN; do adjustments
to 1U}i{; do Incomes to g5; 1.cIljgh Il
Wllkcsharrc consols TO 81; to asscntcd to I'll;
Etie now consolidated sccunls to IN: do
funded s. to tx; Homo, Watcri"wn 4 Or.
donsburg consolidated 1rsts to 40>5; Northwest
gold coupons to 1l41s; t., G.. q. = ]. es'nsols
to 1W1S; Wanaah fra.s, st. Louis Division. ex.
naturel coupon, to ~: do seconds, OK. cou-
non, to 87,S; ami do eonTcrttbics, OK. coupon.
TO is. 81. l.o,,s tI New Orleans consolidated
ars:s sold at N a.,.t o3A.
Atchison. Topeka ts Santa fe IN Saturday
declined from 1l4,5 to III; Pueblo Il Arkansas
Valley FROM 10 TO o.: Indianapolis. Cincinnati
& Lafayette from 9.t6 to 2; Denver & Rio
nratmto advanced from 81s4 to 33: Cincinnati,
Sanuusky Il Clcrc1nnd from II to ~: Ct.
Louis Il San francisco common from 10Y to
t05k. In bonds. Kansas City, st. joseph &
Council Bluffs IA advanced x, to 81: Chicago.
burlington Il Quincy 5s sold at 100; Burlington
s. Missouri On Nebraska, Is, non.ex., Mt lG,4.
The following gives tho fluctuations OF tho
, 1879-05-22
REAL ESTATE.

Tic following Instruments wero filed for
record Wednesday, May Il:
err rnorE,srr.
West Randolph Ut, 1bo Il " Of Ilalsted st.
s,f; 21xioo q, S1ted May 70 sJos'n , am
so.,rt Mi,,sr 70 Gon5se a9 Il soo,: 4oo
'iSSG,i SVasi5o II II. da,cd aug. Il. ls77 tAa.
drew L. Lcicht to tho nartlolo1nao II
We. ass, aS,aaso nssSse w M + a:: az 4''o
ri, alxl.ots Il, oated May 10 tAuenat .
sss,aell 70 August m + scsaGg, s r.: };::.:,. leOo
p:sG!i1aest aaibo H. T. ~ assa aa'sa say
s.iaha Johi,.on . Snstln Vlson1 $685.. GOO
Jefferson i, bn!i It u wckt i'olk It,
I. .Daix100 It. improved, ,tate,l May ~
tJohn Owens to Timothy slnHganI.. 1,20O
van Huron Ut. 102.. It . of Waolsa ~,
nf, l5s.7 T., dated May 70 tLestcrs. - nm
Park ~, aSa 4.iS It " Il Kt1zis ", nj. o''''
l:5x1oO Il, dated stay 20 tAdolph
'i' .is9 ~ +, astsS sIay 'iis II Ii. Il:
Thtrty,seySSn!tt = ~! Vt, " G = Of y Wallace st,
rhty liz a1 'a'"Syl saati ID Il & iu5; $40
Vt, ST, 2i3x141 II, dated May II (.Iuhu
Crotsley 10 Adolph Itatlnl .... ,......, 400
Lake av, n carner At THIRTY. .scventh It.
" I, 13Isix1tiu It, dated alay d tgstato
Of JnslasI l.. Jan!Gb t0 Char!cH 2teassJ.. 76JO
SOUTH OF CITY Limits, WITHIN A RADIUS or sErEN
AiLks ur TIE tSpNT.NnusE.
South l1alrted st, NV corner Of Sixty.
third II, y, 7bxl3D II, Improved. dated
Oct. i. 1874 civilian, Loeb 10 Henry
michigan icrInce inc :iid Il Of Maro; i. '0'
+ IL r. to 1aE1 ny, datca Mny 10
Nirhfy !.Fo9kts to thu Trustees Of
Schno's in. !i}.,...,.. :. ..... 1000
uEaEiAL ASSIGNMENT ron rIII BENEFIT or c,,Ep1r-
Edgar Martin ct New York to Henry A. Root:
no liabilities or asseta mentioned In the lced.
, 1879-05-22

Withdrawn from store during Tuesday forcty
consumption; 8d0 bl whcat, 1,o:s} bu curn, GJl
bu oats, 1,350 BIT barley.
Tho following graln was inspected into stpru
In thla cty yesterday morning: cara No, , rcd
wlnter wheat, cass No. . do, cars mixed, car
No. hard, 50 cars NJ. spring. W ours No. .
do, 0o cars rejected, cars III grads tluu wheat);
car No. corn, I car yellow, t5a cara high
mixed, 0 cars new do, s cars new ntxed, aOa ears
No. . corn. IL cars and 5, $40 tu rejected, cur
no grade G'ss coru): cur No. oats, u eass
No white. ~ cars NJ. 2 luxetl, II cars rejected
{laa outs); u ears Me- 3 rye; cara No. y hurley,
. cars extra do. Total {7l0 cars) tss0,000 bti.
Inspected out: l87,GS5 bu what, US ,a37 bu
corn, III bu outs, 7,8ss 1u rye, 2,430 bu barley.
I.Ac wheat NJ loIlg held hero Is really moving
cut. II uul unsinr:,HuI ys::rriay ,It .,4t.
, 1879-05-22

NEW YonK, May .l.-Govesnments strong
aud higher.
Railroad bonds act!ye md stsong, with tho
largest advance a. III IN Kuusus Il Texas sep-
onds. The aext largest adyance was ~ In
centFal Pacsfc tlrsts. SUI Jaaquiu Drancl,: and
the next In lrnu Mountain seconds, Tic
, 1879-05-22

HOG pRODUUTs--WeEp quilt IN tho aggregate,
and rather taule till tho lAtrs part OF llu ses.!a.
when saey advanced In syt1pathy with bseadstuI1s,
aud closcd arni. l1ogs were iM gool supply. but
puptsa atm. and L.ssrpot} reported ,nrats III pc.
IL Its luwer. the reduced ftoi.lt rates promising
tl!en larger supply. Th"ra was hut much rl'apso
III IT,. terEiy lrr. u. ..'...n-'.:us. N":4
, 1879-05-22

FL0U1s-Was quiet md Strong. Tho fact Of low
freight rates stimulated Eou, demand for ship
ncnt, which WIS only partially responded to by
holders, as t1cy stated stocks were hardly eve" :"
40 low now. anil mlllera ars holding of, seeing
that It IL difficult to replace fours at the enhanced
prices asked by wl,cat holders In The country.
Tharo was lais local demand. sa1es wcrc spport-
cd Of 700 6tls winters at s5.b0fa 1ai; ], 75O trls
uonb'e extras partially nj 81. 26Ge5. 90; 150 brls
unsound Mt ~. 75 mud 200 Drls rye lonr on private
tcrnH. Total. ., N00 bris. Thc'following was the
nnln1rnl f11p1 nf DriceR Mt tin r1nsn.
, 1879-05-22

The following vera the receipts nnd ship
Incnts OF tho leading articles Ut produce In this
city during the twcnty-four hours enlIn,, ut
u'clock OH Wednesday, morning, u,,u Ior t!e COR
responding tiato twelve months ago:
, 1879-05-22

IN AkH lONh IESiEAuAf4
May 2l.-lsocelpts-tlour. l3,0,d brls; wtscut,
b5,IN hu; corn 75,s0o Ld; oats q, ,Ss bti: sor,l-
meal, 6os pkgs: ryo, 1.3o3 bu: rork, 44!Sl brls;
bccl, 2,l70 tcs; cut Mrats, 3,3ss pkgs; lurd.
i,tE tcs; whtskY, sud bts.
Exports-For torty-eiullt hours-Flour, 18,000
hrls; wheat, ll3.oeo tu; coru, lE1,oto Gu; oats,
4,Otu bu.
, 1879-05-22
FINANCE AND TRADE.
a Further Rise in 4 Per Cents-~-The
Local Demand Chilled.
Local Securities in Great Koqueat.-.
Heaction in Stocks.
The rredutt Markets onl1 Moderately Attfse...Pro'
visions Tame, but Close Firm.
Breadstuffs Stronger, with Lower Lake
Fraights--Tlour Scarce.



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80 tt,a.a ;" Nv" T.o % ,-Ie. te. i,c,n ,,tsheI
a,.s H. ..,aso \, ..a..s -, h., st,roc,;v, In
~, 'n. t..,ons I,on1.rs ro,,o.+ .at..s ,ir,t.
~. s"t., 's'. .s,1,an,r ~ ,ho rnrt ~ tbo., who
,a,,o.s ,sto~o IL r,so ~ roalt,. ,ho,r n+of,ta
nr,,as' u.s a,"s ~, Nar y,'r,1 =, 1o,,] mi
4ha nroo WI, tsr..t,rr "yon,c, tn 1sS XII md
,no,I s.s,.1 .r,a f,,lc.s,,, ootat,n, ,vos ,nai<
ls,;r,S S'HI W. na 1oa,|cS1n,tT n.,.a, srho -
49, 1o-aI ,iI .,,5 ina n.rod. Iho Il 1ne1<
~ 49,, s1ntit a.,oa n,,1 In st<s NM III
~ ~ I 1na,< is,a r.,,n ~.f,,nai.,s oo..,t1o.,o
.,s a .ti,1 ~ TIN to.-,s ~ tho rnycrn.
.c,",. @,,.n,,. oro oo,u,t tnt,>
.hn .o,a ~ cartiaro,cs r., ,hc fn,arr., nf coun.
49, ,,"a,.,~. ,T,. ,of,ar na,c,1otn IN lint ,rnv
:. ,o, .hot.A ~. ro,,to for c1,c,iotton nt mr.
.,1 noor,,. -, f,to-sat 1,,oso ,,.nrera whn wars
s,.sa..s 49,, o,,t,,, .ro,n,, =, .,ot tho,r poat.
...s.ss, a.. ~ .,,n go h,vo eno,.odoi, l., t,,.
.a,"s,,', .,'a,r aas,toc..os W. L,o,v ~ coscs
nars ~ aou,,oaa,ns ,,awo ooro Il, toroo h,oc,,o
s,ssss,.. t.s, 49, ,,a.,..o.ta, 80 H., ho,,.or
H.. ~. roso,,ss. :. nirosar ,,oar1v ox,,,rst,,
vsa...... ahox.,., hr. o,rras,oa Tin ,,,r,,u
az. ,.a ~of,na,,o car,Ifo,.oa ,rt Ill bo .n,d hv
.a~t Tt,,s.,1.u :, wa,,i1 mi ,c .,,rn-ioInur n
- ,,,o -ato NJ ,rt,ob ti,ov nm row sc,fl,y thnv
ato,,,a =. ,-o,,a sarora, ',aws soon,r nnnEcrs
s.ha ..sSs ~. .sotn p,sttna.to+. -, .,ori.
WV, WV n.t.h,., M, Nv ,r@ 7rt,, h.,
s.nh,h," sm} 49, ,,,o IT. .,res ot'n,, n ,reo,, n
t ~ hea, o,n.e,.s, .,,,1 In. ~
H., ~ .,o .as ,ara ,'.s 1,oo, ,,r.to, ,,,o c.r.
.,toa,as w. ,r,,1 na ,.a,,o VIVA IA 1rsa, asoi ~
n,,rrS fco,lnp on7ono ,,,c cnnntrv honkcrs obcnt
tI'a .sa,. .h"g ha,o hccr trcntcd 1l,cv Kid tbn,
, 1879-05-22

----------: -
operator llul arranged to 4lllp nlout l lhHi In
Of It l,y rail, anil rl,tnorrd tia, arrangements
wcrc III proSrrss for forwarding n great deal
H,,rr Tilt IT, Ia some rt,,t oil 10 t!ui that this
pulnt nearly rovcrs tho whole policy
at the ,aru pt th' t:nst WIN have
hccn accused pt uwuIrg most ut ,hc
wheat III s,.,yu here f tFla he faet It wilt Et,
n great way tuw sr,ls accounting for .l,e anuInn-
tolls cu,,ustfi,n ok tho ibarkct rueuntly. Tie
tn,rtlcs ,shu ,,n not uwt, tue what 11ayu been
trailing l,ark and fntt,1 a,,,onr themselves, n,,l
cycry uow anu t1rcn seltng a,nopc thctnaetYes.
except Ms capital l,as ntctposei to buy fos one
.nuntt nful sell for The uuu mkt ,ollowm. taxi
,ng thu charge attending thu cattInre nj tE,c
property il It should l,o delivered, Tile outside
traders would ap,,car tn lnyc nut the 1narlc,
M nn,l down rpotl themselves nccurdluv as
thcy thought "tl.c ejtouo y was ouyInr Of ecl-
tuE. 'r1,fs ytev of tt. caso ,nay, however, l,c
wrong, The s.c,it,,,cn y las ccrtniu]y kept It's
own counsel, whatever clsu It ,uny hare done.
Some usually wrlJ.;ufnrned ,mrtirs thought
Yesterday that tic e,iouo aforesaid had beet,
tra,llnv rather lray,1y ,ho prcytous day.
Ono NJ the strangcst fcatl1rcs III thp market Is
the fact that 40 mapY ncuplp hold aloof in fear
Of "n,an[plt}ntiou,r whan ibry i,ayo ordinarily
traded freely In tlu,ca IT t!rl,t stocks. II We
had only utlurtrr al million ls1le,s Of wt,cnt
here the n,arke, you. probably ID active; nuw
II Is sluggish for t1nys toggt1lcr under fear OF m
advance hy the owners OF some llyo millions.
Every day decline Is predicted, as n cansc-
1ncncc Of big stocks; but every decline, thus
fnr, Inns been followed by mn advance, under
which the shorts have covered at loss, Tiny
sell again on tho ensuing drop, mud So The sce-
saw Is repeated. Yesterday saw another rise tu
the top figure, nnll a very unsettled feeling,
while prices remained comparatively steady, MS
many expected 10 see another tumble, hut did
not 1nro TO sell ia anticipation OF that sat,lc.
Ilr course Of tl1o wheat tlcnl during tho mast
few months rcsuegcats tic question which
Inns already been askcda few tinrs III
connection with tho provision deal, Are
mt our produce markets takug a rali-
casly new departure from the ol...tasll-
ionrd tnrtl,od7 Heretofore tho prices of wheat,
md corn, nnd pork have been largely deter
u,ncd BY Tic auction plan, and thu. by auction
among men many Of whom, Ind no disposition
|
, 1879-05-22

chiefly l.ca. mn. l'o 'rlso II vrtinr is,'"a ,Hl ht'n7
n' ""sk Il res!ht n, G az" =, ookss' 'r I'D
poULTKi-Was ta ,sn,nll rrnl,ssf. ~,
in%e were fiji. espse!alty u ehieksn.': The oae
Chicks stieke',st, I've. = toa ''..+....s:too nan
SlR Tmlkays s''iexe''s; iixe s1a @ s9S
G sSE' Ts;s sa,ss a| oL gvsn,; @ .:';.
nora plenty. T,rohy was anlst At ii sii'as Ms N1i!e
ss5s s1s s,i, ss; quoted at ' ID sad %st III I 1s: +:
.sAhT-Was IN far demand and .,e,,v.
Enc & tait. = 1hr,.;........+..... ...s -,
i1F,. i,a!fy. i ~; IT, 1'toat t,;a: i.o'
A:nton Hui Enresa dai;y;. .ask %1oa: u
TEAs-WGre IN aooa den,ann. intertor aoo
ocat trnln nlso llave necn protty reneras .! ths
Prices coNtftihG lrtn: VI iale
HfH0N. furrp,,-
ssesss ss%ass + IT,: sssmns sps;ss s II:
Es.1a Il,et finest 4e@ Extra ana 's. as ssa9
comne" io at ssa', ssns;'"e t" t" ns fss .% il
Spastos to ne: 96ti9 ixtra linz iins;i e 5,,a a3
Exl1a a1sdl 1l',s to finest ;o@tHo oaloSa. 'a's'
commoa seGsss: e fs1e oo SEsRssI5 E.ifs IT, t.
EIprsi%f t. nms; ns:; d es; chocs. 5 s
EAtfa ane toHheht':sosphu HDucllnxG AID coSno
caGi9est .JoIthosnuotor to anc.. ..sFt ia
tccliac. salca wero reported Of ;lUI hrIs di,,.
gGosls on tho basis OF Slug por gAlian fur hIsh
wDor~-Cont1nncs IN on1y fair reon.. 49,,
ftca1y. Thu ot1orngs nro An,all Now unw,,ha9 sa9
Snol Is coming forward III stnalI lots: A"''usa
Washed lccce wuu!. per Ii ........,,,, n13os
d:.Sn IL nn,a "e" l1&tl9
t,n"., vi .'''''.*''''''''.'' ....-..tJ4ls
MI. .so.uc 80 ;''m "ho., .,.:.''''.'. ..1Uls
r,t ',"stsc' enSe' Ht".... ...'.... ...aGfiKl
Colorado, medium 10 ane...... issiS
Co!ofa!u, COMMON ..................,.... f4GiS
Colorado coarse. ........ ........,,4 iiTs u sS
, 1879-05-22

GU ioo efls winters az so.hutfH ls.a 70o ors
aoho'e e3tfas. paftla'ly NJ " @A4ab.ou; lho oFs
unsonhd ~ nia 2oo bfls fse AoHr on private
tcrnH. Total =, H00 bri'. Tic following was tho
nominal range ot PRICES ut TUG elose:
Clluco wlntera..; ....S3.ho Gf1o0
TOOL 10 cholca winters. ........".. TO 946.91
Fair tn EUou wtHers.... 400 G4.t0
Choice N1HnehotHs. 4.50 4sl.00
Fur 10 Fuo Mfnncso:as.. 4.00 &tl.W
fa'r to Int'sf springs. 3.7l ht4.1s
Low Kptlnga.. .... 80. ........ n.b0 Ga3.U
, 1879-05-22

lHrGeat transactions were III Denver IL Hlu
tirAtle tIrtts, which advanced to thH4.
Stale bonds wcFu active, and IN thu rna9 'rn'.
Tho sss,ck market opened strong mil scttye;
prizes advanced iiGn31G, Tie latter Atlantic Il
paes Telegraph, wllic1,sdl IN 10 4211Ss: Clcvr'
land, Columbus, CINCINNATI Il fut!tanaIuls nd
y.ncc,l ~, tn III, but subsequently REACTED TO
h!1, recovering | at the close. Attanttc & la.
c!flc telegraph t,ccaInu weak during The aftcr.
,.out,. nn.1 declined to 10. The general market
also felt oil under n rather free selling nlnvc.
incnt, the dec'tno rangng from 4 to ~. Cnal
alInres showed tho most wtnktcss, nntt New
Jersey Central tic 1reatcst decline. III late
JcnIIilgs there frncilt'nnl rosvvrry md thu
market closed fatry steady. st Paul " Afnnc.
n1,olia was weak throughout The tlny, declining
from ms to -. Iron Mountain ctosed ut -
Transactions wcrc 2:'i.otD shares; 10000 Erie
ssmmon @ slG9 pr;S1ers' 5w L,ke sl.ors, ,,
mon, : 5,o3U preferred, .s,sol Vt. Paul
common, 7,7W preferred, 5000 1.acka,
wanna, 21,0JU New +erseY Central, LOO
t)c!nwaro E Hutfsun, 2,tN Norris y Esscx,
9.:kN Michigan Central. I,00o Cleveland, Cuinn:
bus. C!ncnnntl 4 indianapolis, +.ssw llannihal
h 81 < 'S,sS ss,,s sS,'i,'S; @ %es.er @ n'fjs1ss uo ,
Atlantic s Pacific telegraph. a,in0 rac!tlc Ala
3a0U Chesauenlu Il Ohio, 1,lIW l0uisyi1lc tc
NnshvlllG, 31U0 Iron Mountails, ,1O -. i.ouis,
knnBaE City 4; Northern common. 4. 200 pre-
frrrch, 2i}uO St. 1A,u1s Il San frnncisro. 8,00o
Kock leland, l,100 Union raeiic, 1,;0o Chicago,
rnnasi S Lafayette, nntl ,3oJ Ut. Paul 4 Mint'c
| hota.
Money market easy at 3oel. Prime mercantile
Sterling exchange 60 days. 4s7119; sight, 4s9.
! npyEnNNESTe. -
, 1879-05-22

CATTLE-TAc market was qnito as favorable ID
Tho acllns interest al on Tucstlay OF tue day le.
f0ro. There was good E:Astcrn and local d..
nland, aud, although tho supply was pretty ,pll
there was np considerable number In c1ccss Of ths
tras requirements, and prices were arm nj
around. T!ir quality OF The offerings was uat 4,
to tho recent nvuraTc. Therr were seyesa, drort,
of really fno cattle, but the supply consisted ts,
tho most part of fasr to good droscs aYefaspg
from l. QUO to 1.aho liz, for which ths rnlp7
prices wnro 81. o3Qb4. 60. Thcro was not upta
caIl for export cattle, nnA with single exception,
thcre wcra no sales at d higher nsuru than $500.
4 drove Of 1t extra stcors, Averaging 1,5M Us,
was taken ut s.. 16. stnekess renaEu uuds,
neglect. Thcro was u very lIratte1 Inquiry It
S:.50lb3.o0 fur very ordinary to very good drases
Local butchers and canners bought with fafr lib.
crality Ut H. Unltk1.i tor pour io choice COWS and
lntprior to fair mixed 10ts. rhu days receipts Ia.
clndch several bnncilcs of Ts4as cattle. for whies
sales wcrc ciccled nt S,l.5,&1i."5. yeaIs wes. Ia
,len,anI Mt 81. 01fD!.00 NOR lno lhs, and milch
rows wrru sa'abv nj S!1. .o5fll404o Dor hra1
A0oAt everything sold. and t4o nlarket elusca
HFEl.
, 1879-05-22

Latest quotations fur afay delivery on tho
,cu.iiug artlrles tor tho lust two business uays:
, 1879-05-22

c"ninnnd Euo'l loca' md shipping trina1,l fur
'n.ira1in tabDa grades, md for nHch lilo feeling
rnhauA lrtn, as the enpply In not yat cqn, to tho
tr,n*.n'. The lt,wyr grat'ss nrn Hnn,cwhnt Mndcr
rer'ccl. Int At present low figures lloldors sro
firm. W1 quote;
creamery ..h..t. ,.t...-.+ sts..t. iihL!H
!!tHtn 10 cHntco HhTy.+ ..,......,..... -. lsW1!n
MtiIllH, ,.t.ss nt3lH
lht1f1nf III co&ffHuh haG
AlltllSN-pstcca wers stuatlly hnll, A. xaoa
hustAps. IL doing at Tho prices fulnwluE:
A!ark............ II l1.nr,ans. i bu -, t,G1l3
l,f!uhton A:..... =! i,o ) Ln..:. :.i:aei!
otter crrck..... ~ t.nnncr. stngtr. 1:llpli
inw,rtt1... 49,. :!otIis,p tu,,b'e,. .:..a!i44,
American ...... III fWoo1 sarAs.. .I0ih45
CffEI:sE-Snlca 10 fa,r aggregate were effect
cd Mt about uscvluns figures. Fine guot!a nse not
worry plentiful. though The snpplY ID now steadily
increasing. Skins and lo~ grades nru dull at any
rrcc. No quite:
r1tft cteAH'+ heW ..ssss...ss.......s-+...'s! Gtn
!AIt ak11nt nc" .ssA s-s.... s+...s.n 4Lu
fnll hRtnl, he~.- ...... .................-1 tbsl
COAl--Tho situation wan unclla nged.. III thu
ordinaey retail way ~ 40 Tor hard coal wns TIN
rnltnR figure, whllo largo cnsh orders for inl-
mediate delivery werc 1aktn Ut 81 .35. Ertu sold
nt 81. So and lIlln1ls nj 81. OlSaJ.nj.
TRUua AID C1lEM1CALS-Wcr1 In fair dc.
1aanh. Qnntnt1ons for several nrtir1ra nEo slightly
, 1879-05-22

to1M.Cu1.S--Was Ia u,adusats Request and
seasiY, Tho deCllns In !rctyhts IL Lrawa4 Eas,srM
ors'rFs 10 tais murket. TneJ ars usually sathes
, 1879-05-22

Etlua-Wcee quiet nt D0ithe per lo.. Sinnler
olIgr'nss wore repurtoa. und dcalcrs think prices
udynnco, ~ thu demand ss restricted, =.
FlslE-At tho rvriacd quotations Of tic dny be-
fore there was n fairly steady market, l.nko la1i
supply Ia not yct caaR to trade requirements, w
, 1879-05-22
FNKSToE, KEAN 4 CO..
uANKEl.S,
100 NASlIIk0TQH.RT.,

nsa II at the !ssaea Of U. 8. InSDS.
calLEl, a.s I'D tsds s passs.ea "a sasa as tx
chauKed ~ cHtttnt rAt%a,
AM by ~! sell COUNTY. CITY. AND
ulLi.s UF EXuiiASuE on London. rsris,
LETTERS uF EIlEnlT,
", ~ NnHTilWksTEitN UNIVERSITY
YER CENT HuSpS fpF talB,
, 1879-05-22

C. GRANVILLE HAMMOND,
837 1.ASAllG.Et.,
HAS ttlN SALE
. STOCKS,
NORTH SIDE .RAILWAY ANN CHICAGO GAS
Light Il CukE CO. hTOCkh.
, 1879-05-22

Mess to ono SIX months ago. Atlantic IL Pacific
gets Its proportion of MI thEs growth, mud, as It
areauy pays per cent year, Ia expoctcd to do
still better, There WAS un ndYance from
3912 to a2N, but thls was not maintained,
md It was sold ut thu caoao ut 401S.
Ghesapcalte & Ohlu took auo.!,er htep
down, 10 w. Ut. Paul s. Minneapolis stock
was adversely affected by tho Increased earnings
ot e4.7o0 In the second week Of siay. THIS stock
dropped fran 3os to 271l, recovering 1. to s1II
This was to be expected Ii, these duys, when
stocks 90 up rs caru!ugs 20 down. Burlington
Il Quincy nude q gain OF n, to ll75f, md
Northwestern preferred OF u. to 0asl.
Losses ~crs tic EuIe Tor the majority Of tc
list. Lake Shore declined ", 10 NJ; NORTH.
western comnun as, 10 t}9a. 81, Paul common
uavaneed ffo1n 4a(s TO 409zG, null declined again
10 AS3$. Tile preferred made II, to VOL, It's
highest poipt, but rcactcd 10 so36. Roc. lslaeI
was pushed up to l4D1{, and fell buck to 1YDIs.
Union Pacific lost u, to 74x; E,io "; to
2sE; the nhsferrod ", to 5l5S; Wabash
u, to 8SA; Delaware d. Hudson sS, to 4s9f;
Lackawanna u, to b7N; jersey Central ~, to
4s}s; Kansas Il lexas II, to 17H; Kansas City
u Nostl.erh Il, to to; Western uaian ss, to
ll4}S; aud st. Louis T. Sun Frauclsco }5, to II !;
uIll thu preferred ", to l2.
Northern Pacific was 70.
Northwestern gold bonha wcrc ll5A; 81. Paul
sInkingfucds, lu71; Burlington, Cctlar Rattds
d Northern, ~; l141 At,on gold o., 10oH, sales
Missouri. Kansas d Texas tIrsts were 10, aud
tic seconds M3i; md Denver Il lilo uraude
II. GG5f.
Railroad bonds, In New York On Monday, were
very aetaYo xad strong, With largo business
nna Strany advance IN tho Chesapeake d: Ohio
n'of'gacEa - ths principal fcature,-1rsts, series
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-05-01

CONDUCTED By
REV. ROBERT LATHAM.
(OrRlnal.l
POPULAR RELIGION.


The religion of the Bible never can be pop.
ular with unconverted men. Still, with sensi.
BILE men, it need not be offensive. There is
nothing in the religion of Jesus Christ that
can be regarded as repulsive. On the con.
trary, the gospel is attractive Notwith-
standing all this, it may be stated as q fact,
that the Christian religion is not popular with
men of the world. There are two ways 10
which religion may be popularized. The
easiest way, perhaps, is to make the religion
of the Bible conform, as nearly as possible, in
every respect, with the maxims and practices
of the world. This is no difficult task. Any
one can perform it. No grace is necessary,
and not much learning. All that is required
is to join the church and live as men of the
world live The other way is to keep our
selves profoundly ignorant concerning all the
doctrines of the Bible, and never to discuss
religious questions from Bible, but from a
philosophic stand point If we are careful
to observe the above rules, there will not be
much danger that our piety will make us a
terror to the wicked and praise to those that
do well. No one, in fact, will be likely to
conclude that we care anything at all about
religion. The fact that we are professed
Christian need not be known, if we will be
careful not to tell it, and when we do tell it,
the probability will be that no one will be-
lieve it. a.s
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-05-01
Nm,muruas department.
HE COULDN'T EAT EVERYTHING. =
A DYsPEPTIC's DINNER.

a
There came to the dinner table at the Law.
renee House the other day two strangers, one
a lean and hungry looking customer; the
other decent appearing young fellow. AS
they reached the table the older man clutch
ed frantically at the bill of fare, and remark
ed as follows:
"Let's see what they got, You know I
Ican't eat everything. Been nearly dead for
ten weeks with dyspepsia. All! oyster soup
guess that won't hurt me-" To waiter
airing me some oyster soup, and let's see !;
boiled white fish, yes, I'll have some O
that"
The soup and fish were rapidly eaten.
"Now let's see what else they've got; you
know I can't eat everything. Roast tur-
key;' that ought not to hurt me- I'll have
some O. that. Chicken potpie;' yes that's
easy to be digested. I'll have some o that.
Let's see, can't eat everything; I'll take q
bit of boiled ham, some macaroni, and ah,
some chicken livers and vegetables"
The waiter had been taking the order, and
the man with the weak stomach reached this
way for crackers, that way for butter, here
took piece Of bread, here pickle and q
stalk of celery, and frequently remarking
that he couldn't eat everything, stayed his
stomach until his dinner was brought. He
looked it over, sent the waiter back for some
roast veal and another onion, remarking that
his stomach was weak, he had been suffering
terribly from dyspepsia, and couldn't eat
everything, but at last he got to work and
cleared the dishes.
The matter of dessert troubled him some,
because his stomach was 80 weak, but he final
ly ordered mince pie, plum pudding, and ice
cream, with cup Of coffee
They were brought and devoured, and then
he called the waiter, and made to her a con.
6dential communications that he had been
sick with the dyspepsia, that his stomach was
weak, he couldn't eat everything, and would
she bring him bowl of milk ?
The milk was brought; he crumbled some
bread therein, and as his younger companion
had departed, the man with the weak stom.
ach remarked to the gentleman across the ta-
bic from him that it was darned rough to
have to come down to bread and milk, but he
had been sick, he couldn't eat everything,
and had to be careful.
And now the landlord is anxious for that
man to come around when he is well. He
needn't come but once