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, 1879-07-31

Grain shippers yielded main yestordsy, and con-
cedrd CARRIERS 3{c more on corn 10 IuFalo 3ic per
bu being maid toward the ctoAa Of busness- All
the yeasoJs ready to load wczo taken. and others
wore wauted. On wheat 3Kc per bu nas paid on
DuYao cargoes, and &c WAS given on ryu. Vessel
owneta and agents arc IN anticipation Of q con.
tinnAnco 0f the demand for grain .csr rrIcrs, and
further advances may Be obsn!ned With
m advances in rail rates on the 4th pro1, and
the necessity Of getting forward the present largo
ataodnt Of GraIu IN store tho hopes Of ths yu.scl-
t!nucd. Charters yesterday wsrs A. follows: To
1iu1aio-schs Moonlight, wheat at 3Sc; schF
hl.niotth. ]: Mathews, snd san Fllnt; corn Il +:
:sAc; prop st. Louis, part cargo Of rye Ut 3Nc. To
Erie:-Irup conestogs, wheat and corn through.
TO Dodcrlsh-schrn .. Nfllaon and ]. Atncr. corn
Church. and Tom Sims, corn. Capacity, W, COO
bu whcat $50. 0GO bu corn, aud 8, 5UO bu rye.
This withdrawal Of more vessels from tho lumber
aeet 70 carty grain, h.. eaased frclghts r. that
ably be obta!nod With the first fair demand for
crafts. The schr F. r. Royce left port last sycn-
lnR for Little Cedar, wtcfo Bho will load ceaal:-
posts for Chicago at 4t each.
, 1879-07-31
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. July 30.-Ftoun-Dn1l; Mn.
ncsota extra family, medium to fancy. s.. 2bQ1
h.76; Ohio do, good to fancJ, S.. 5o1o. 85; Ut.
Louis do, fancy, 50. 0U: winter pstonta. s.. 75Eb
0. ~; Minnesota patent procees, 50. 90 Rye lour
quct at So, 2003. s5.
1RAtN-Whuut dull; Western rejected, 81. U7Qb
!. on; No. 9 rcd elevator. 1.l2A. Corn quiot and
duil; Western mixed on trnck- 4HGb5Oc; yellow
do b1c; sail mixed, 40e.c t. o. b. Uata dill and
unsettled; mixed Westcrn, 3;;Go35Hc; white, 38!7
Gt:l7c.
Pnoy,atoxs- -Nomlnaily unchanged.
purTER-Fjrm: creamery c1tra, 176b1ac; New
York state aud 1iradford County ln., extrns,
154loc; Western RESERVE gxtra. 1:Dl4c.
CnEEsE-Dul! md heavy; creamery, tic July.
WIllsRY-Quict: Western. Sl.07H.
hu; corn, e. 600 bu; oass II, 900 hu.
Gu1rxENrs-Wheat, II, 900 bu.
, 1879-07-31

HuFFALO.
DurrALo. July MISUNDERSTANDING, ], ,17a;
be Sppas
T.: :7o25 a y; gooa to ch9!cs, 81. ~; med:
S ~ 1a ssades su Sht
i. rs: bulls. ssa5Is. 50; s1sra. 81. 75Ss:I.Go;
stugs, thin steers. snd moor cows. 81. 0o4a %:
a.2a, bsst Krades dispossI Of.
,bns1r bns1r AND LAAns-Necelpts, 3, k00 market
Sa!'s asm.nd light; stx caFs unsaia; stock trou,
:hpsa ga.t . b;ns o5 vent
:6Ssp i $3 ia c$ ass esss :s na.aS ~ fS'a "'s'4
change.
NEW roaK.
NEW a0nE. July E10.-Bxxyks-Receitt for two
days 4. 600; market dull; nattvs atecrs, iGIUc
issy ::s::: iSe e Sesaas sasss e'.s IT, 10
msnts sncs Aonaay, u0o live; American bssi sotl
sIsEI.' Receipts for two days i, l7u; market
ehesp; obixc fos primo and extfa do, anl 42ltjc
s5polefs At s54S&soo pst ioo ID; .pm.nts aEsn y
sw,sx-Rsca!pts, {, $50; market quiet at 81. 70
two carloads holding for $40. ''s
KAsT LlnkRry.
., EAT L,sssrr, ra;. july 3o.-.cArrLs-Roce,pt.
aad ~ sold ~ no Change fsom veste1days priees.
(which toaskod about :!0c Oh from last week: mur.
sesa. t's II; so'ansa ea,ss' ss*. 80 fair 10
;ss Ss. IL dEf's fS'.as is'a' f:
sAx4P- -lsecclpts 10 day, 700 bond; total for two
os!s' l. auoo: selling slow At :Qnlc.
sr. LOUIS.
d. Lo9u, July SC. o.-CA1TL1-Iuactiys and low.
, 1879-07-31
NEW ORLEANS,

New oaIEANs. Luly 3o.-FLouu- and
steady: sunernnc, 80. 25Gp3 30; XIX, -. .5; xxx,
el.6o1l6. %: high grades. So. 50dD5.B5.
UnAlk-Cotn arm; mixed, 4Uc; yellow. 48c;
white scarce and urm ut oSc. Outs hrmcf at
bic.
ConN-MEA1r--Active and higher at 50 .sodto. 81.
HAr-Dcmand fair; market firm; prime. slB. 90;
choice, $50. .01Gt91 90.
PnoyssloHa-posk quiet: steady; 80 .0a.1d1p III
Lsrd steady; tiorce, S1 6oGDu. 87s; keg, 81. 12h
D7.37ta. Bulk meats steady; fair demand;
shoulders. loose, 3:.Gt3aic: packed, 3Sc. Bacon
ecatco antl nrtp At 4HG1tAc; clear rib hssGtlAc;
clear, ht 4l}c; sugnr.curcl hams quiet and stcaay;
canyRsed. h1sl11c.
D1. ~.
GRocER,Es-C quiet: Rio cargoes, ordinary
to prime, 11isRl5c. Sugar active and arm; COM
mon TO fatr, U.lc: fair to fully fair, 94Ga1Ic;
pr!me to choice. 7ai@7Hc: yellow ciarl1ca: n
2+te;0o: com.non, 2bQl2Bc; fair, 2s&t:t0c; prime
to choice, 3@13tc. Rlcs active md firm.
, 1879-07-31

I"O OINVE1o . N7XE I U3tEV.
One Of the Special Agents employed hero has
found occupation BY boarding u couple OF lLttle
stcarn yachts that ply between The breakwater and
tho Gcyerument per, and causing thom to tAke
out licenses 10 carry pasacnEofs.
Tho Local inspectors arc and hare been for some
timo absent al peoria and owners Of steam crafts,
and pilots and engineers who hsrs applied fos
papers, have been compelled 10 wal. nud either nc
cuniar!ty suffer from tho delay Or run their yes.
sells and take tho chances Ut falling In witt,
ths so.ca1.cd Special ARepts In r,ort, o.
getting oscslaanled BY q rosonuc cutter.
vessel men to intend 10 their pupers, and thu
avoid tho anno5Ancea that tho olncetR homctlmea
su61cct them 10, and occasionally without reason.
, 1879-07-31

We are Informed that Gen. Woitzel has ordered
rcsurvey Of the Hay Lake channel oft,c St. Mary'a
River considering that .ha for1nc estimates los
making It nayigabc hrc exaggerated md erroneous.
II Is certainly to be hoped that su will prove 10
be tic case, and that measures Will be.takcn to
make the improvement eoon. The openlug Of that
tassaee will avoid tho most CROOKED. rocky, and
routa by about twoiye miles, viii stsai9hte it 10
that II can nnyiaated In tho Might and will give
us water course entirely freq from foreign de.
peudenec and wholly In American water. S.Soult
Stt. Narts 4ttrs,
, 1879-07-31
An E!opcIs,ent md lta RESULTS.

Isnac Coursrjght, Of rttsburg, s!oped With
August Eskley's wife. Il. revcnga Eckicy
hunted up praof tiat courtttght was Q detertes
from the artly, unit hal him arrested pn that
clarge. lie also Obtained 4 dtyorre from hta
wIfe. But Courtright retallatod, with the aia ol
Mrs. Eckley, by llna!nV PREVIOUS wife Of Eek
leyts, unl l,ayln, HIN arrested for hisAmy,
Both men arc III the way Of long imprtson'
Mrpt,
, 1879-07-31

I}RsnoE FORT, Ill. July .--AsHvel-Dolphin.
soneca, j. 300 bu corn; John Carter. Layallo,
.. 600 BIT corn; Omaha. Norris. 5000 bn coin;
Industry. Morris, 1000 bu corn; .. r. Wright.
U, 100 bu corn.
Ciearctt- Norway, Peoria, 74,G17 It lumber,
90. 100 lath; Ed u Heath. rekl. II. TO It luu,-
Der, l, 450 1ath; Mohawk BELLA. Wilmington. l, O70
It lumber: John Carter, I.nSalle, :..s, 600 lath,
1U0, COO Shingles; Omaha, MosflA, 81. U00 II lun-
bet.
, 1879-07-31
TIE REVENUE CUTTERS,

lHE 1sI1 I14N q Il OU l. I NIkSs
ItIs not likely tuat tho Government will cFcr
again 1T out tho revcnus cnttar johnson. now IT,
Ing at Milwaukee, according to tic tufo nation
furnished by marine ronn OF TINT city, Her hull
Ia rnison, and 1t ls probable that the machinery
vortsd sato Gu Sam a for d. liz luns tTae ho
Government has The revenue cutters Manhattan.
Perry. aud Fcsycnden on duty Oh LnkcH Ontario.
which wcsu cruiscd upon By tho Johnson-aro
cutterlcsa.
, 1879-07-31


NEW YonK July y10.-GnAlN-Frce offerings OF
wlcnt led to further decline On fayurito grades Of
winter OF 1c bu mt modified 1garss the business
In winter wheat was quite extensive for export ~
well as OIL speculative account; aealtngs mainly ln
rcd anu AMBER especially GRADES OF No. 2 Of both
descriptions, closlHE weak. Corn In comparative
~ limited demand for early delivery, at u shade
easier prices; mixed Western, uugradel, At 43gt
45c. Rye dull; No. 2 Wortern weak: offered nt
N4c Oats iuuro active, at In advance OF !.@1ISc;
No. 2 Chicago. 4, 100 lu al 3iAe.
P1nv1st0S.-flog prodncta freely otIored, leading
10 further decline on rathrr tan,cr movement;
tness moderately sought. Cut mca.a quiet at pru-
yinus quotations. 1lAcou Inactive; long clear at
47.c. Western lard also act!yo At q decline Of
August ontions cluntug at 81. .u7n; septeH,-
bcr. SO. 20 and brokerage; October, 500
TsI1ow-sscad'ly held md fairly active.
6r0Ans--fiaw fairly active nt full prices; Cuba
Mascoyada at Haic for fair; 0Ec FOR good Eetlnng;
EoIncd In more request; cut Loaf at Sic.
WulsKy-bo hrls at "; market steady but
dull.
FnE1anrs-DecIdedEy less aniu.ation In tho car.
ryiny interest; notable falling on In tho demand
from tho grain :rade, and Increased offerings Of
sH!tsbs accommodation for local and out-poEt
nadfng tended to dcpfcss rates, which, though not
altered. materially fAyorcd shippers: fur Liver.
pool, BY steam, TO- 600 bu wheat at 7!sd per bu.
Ta shs H<s.trn Associattd prt.4.
NEw yonE, July 30,-corrox-Quiet 1lt1
II. 5ec; October. 10. SIC; November, TO- hao; De-
CONDOR, 10.h5c; January, 1o.b boc; February,
1U.tpc; March. l0.Blc.
FLour--Wpak; receipts. ,10,0 brts; su-
per State and Western, 81. 8;lii. 80. common to
go"d extra, sL6oD4.75; uood to choice, 81, 500
$50; white wheat extra, 81. 7aa, %; sxtra Ohio.
sLdoGto. 90; 1t. Louis, s4.5olo. 60; minnesota
, 1879-07-31

HOGB-In compnfIson with any day within tho
past fortnight yesterdays reerlns vera 1Rrgc, be
Ing more tAan thrco times thu daily uycr9ge Ut latt
week, anu, as there wax only mot,crato demand.
dull and lower for all grades. Prices III light md
common to rood heavy weights weru OIL 10Gl lhc.
little tess severe. At the reduction. mont Ut tho
supply was disposed Of. and tho market closed
4tyady 1t 81. 7Odl. 10 for c0nlinon 10 1ctt bncun
grader; At 81. 1.N7f:I 40: ami RnaA IL best heavy
shippers Al 81. h0dD3. IT, Al rllca arc n,ado sub
1ect to shsinkago Of ~ ,bs for piggy aows and ~
1ha 1tHUn.
, 1879-07-31

f1TrsnuHo, ra.. July 3d. -PKrnoIxvx-Quot
and ssrady; crude, TIC At PssksE's for shipment !
selned. 1Asc. Philadelphia delivery.
CIxsELANu, O., July ELECTROMAGNETIC
aEd unchanged
OIL Ctr, Fa., July 80. Market
opened dull. With 7Dc blu; dtcl!Rsa and closed at
GG:.e bld shipments, II, 600 osls, averaging Is,
DlU; transactions, 10, 600.
, 1879-07-31
f.(1fJ'T0N.

GALVESTON. IulY 3o.-CorroH-Qulet; mid
ding, 11.;c; low miodnu, 10xc: good ordinary,
loMe; not receipth, 65 bascr: exports 10 Great
1,r|tain. /. f3j: eoastwisc, Hfi stock, Q, ,0to
NEW 0ntrANa, La, July 3o.-Cor7os-QuIct;
mtdailngs, like; low do, 1oxe: good ordinary,
10nc; net receipts, 104 bales; exports eoaslwlse,
900; sales, a05; stock, :, SOL.
, 1879-07-31

BAlztMoAB July 30,-FLoun- Steady; Vest
cru SUPER, 81. 001a. toi do extra, s4.00GD4. 76; !;
Do family, O.. 0D05.75.
Observation-Disclosures 1rn,; No. q Western
winter red. spot mud duly. u. lO!s; August,
81. l0!t W1. 10.s September 81. l0.iGi. 10y; uc-
sober, 81. ll,.. 'corn--Wcssrn whto. ;,3c: do
yellow, Due; Western mixed, spot aud July,
d41Sct44s.c; August, i4,t04l3.c; Eeotomoer. 45.:
, 1879-07-31
HECEIYERia SAKE
RECEIVERS SALE
OF all the Real Estate Of the City National
Bank Of Chicago, iu Liquidation.

Notice Il hereby given That proposals WI hs r.
cetysI until Aux is71 fnl ~ Of tue Tra e!tAte r.
sas VIZ = .e = 10 1!snSs; rt halsF r. s ct r
rracY spI u lt Enlsul states lstr outt Az tl4s
must b. submitted ~ Erlt!ns nl!t hta - Gonhts!i.
snni,catt1u 10 a. Ii. DUHLEY, itccelyer. III Lakc's+
, 1879-07-31

&uscfdl R&pafca 10 1As Tr1,'re
Ponr CoLnnnSE, Ont, JnlY 30.-1.ake Michi-
gnn rcport-Tasacd down-stmr Prussia. Chicago
to Montreal, general cargo.
vp--Schr katc Kelly. nawcgo to Chicago, coal
Wind-SurIhcast, light
, 1879-07-31
DITFFATO,

BUFFALO, u. T., July .-GHA1N-Whcat
lnll and heavy; BaIea Z, 600 BIT No. hard Duluth
at 81 IL; red Michigan, ST. 08. Corn dull and Easy;
sales t. COO bu No. 2 mt1od Western At 40Ac; No. !.
Toleio, 41c. Oats held Mt ato for No, . Wcsturn;
cur choice Iowa sold ut 39c on track Rye neg
lccteh.
CANAL FGEtours--lltgher; whoat, &c; corn, 5Hc.
Rail fre!ghta same IA canal.
REoEtrrs- Flour, II, htI6 btls; wheat, $50. $50
bu: corn, as7, GH6 bu.
Observation-Disclosures Wheat, 90. 600 BIT; corn,
%, 100 bu. Dy ennal-Whcat, o., 055 hu; corn,
81, 5}1 bu.
, 1879-07-31
DRY GOODS.

Ntw TonK, July 20. business II q ttlGe more
nct1ye III ton,e tepattmsntsi cotton gooda Qulet
aud ateady q. uncnauRod prices; dark prints in
moderate reaustt: worstcd dfcla gooaa moro &C.
, 1879-07-31

tive, md RinRllams In better demand: mems wear
of wooena antct hut atcndy: shhw1A auRgiAl
Thr Baiittn lnya: '.lIau1DuFR cmbroidasies aro
doinK we'll at auction"
, 1879-07-31
AiR. WALLEn's ATTENTION RE
0i[fltItIl.

Yesterday afternoon the prop nussia bound ont
with ErAn cargo for Buffalo, grounded In tho
u,aln river. opposite Van echa!ck's dock, and waa
On for about an hour, when ahs snccecled In got.
ting OIL with the aid Of tho ting lIacktey. II np-
punt, wilrru most uf inc trouble from, rrounuiug
Inns occurred. md Commissioner Waller should give
souo attention 10 II.
, 1879-07-31

oswKdo, July ao.-tiRA,x-Whest steady; old
white Michigan. 81. 1b: No, ! hard Duluth spring.
q: IL; No, DO. Sl.o coru uominally ua.
, 1879-07-31
KANSAS CITY.

b0erIu9 z"a1Q4tH 70 TIE 7!77uHt
KAxsAA Clrr, No.. July 10. -lluA1s-The Prize
CuFrSat reports wheat receipts, 20. 730 bu; sblp.
uenis. 81, Its III; unsettled; No, !. cash. n3!,c;
NJ. = cssh, SIC; August Soc. Corn-Hecetp.s,
l1. 700 bu; shspucnts, 2, 451; steady; No. cast,
aUAc; AuRnst, .HHc.
, 1879-07-31
PRO pOSALN.
FNU EltSALNs
EAblk .AIl78l'
1


nxpor tltAhFkaH1hTKNt tFffcE.
FalsT LEtvESW9nru. kAf.. Jpty -. iH7T.
Sealed pruraAas. III tr1pllrntr. VIII pd received al
ta nrr. md Mt The uicc " each, Tho Itrot Quarter.
HHAer nt au Francaarn. tA HE, lLd,: sha
iarinl4. AZ: an!sI,i3 y. as i|s o!!sr II 1H:'0a;
!n n at 'lsdsIp,s H Inar,sN In :,.!I I,i ilsy
3psnra n !hs f,5ssass q h!.cf. iot fa,nlsh!ax one
i!srn;s saases isySris. e p mails 4 st'sF h
!n|%!alia sno l!: x ps I,s naas arGsfaans,y ..a A
what 4uan!lt, ey Ss!l make the tcl!trts, snd how
TAs !a;ea. VII! r. - sSact .ceor1;cv xi.h ths
Msts1iss IND ss.sip ND y :aefesea y fisd
!Slectinn lWf0C acctptAcG. anu All tulEd nut up 10
tAa rcufred standard t4 Ie rejected aud rssa0vel at
:Ss ghn 'sa d''s ser notice 0t
Ttup5sals viii be recslyea for sny partition u tho
supnra Tho tiosesnacnt rescF7es Tho right to reject
will b. xvsn 70 Article. ot aome.ass s
Msaatacturo ptoaucsl an ts ac!ne Curt 10 ths s5.
tent tte kupprs reguiFru for the BcFficG IN that
epss sana!tisa; y psss sna 9aAl!!y he!aE equal! .
~ any further Information IN llc Mattrf, VIII ~
fuEnshcd application ~ nhet Ut tbs hlcFs HxiiH0
should u site..ea t. cIthss ~ l'ss1i
Jene.Hny!l!e ot rhllsarips ind oe !ndoTiS4 'o
4. q. H.. U. g. A., Deput T. ".
, 1879-07-31

PE'rff{1I.rtIhr.

rEoREA. July Observation-Disclosures sud
nomtnAl At 81. o..
, 1879-07-31
DFTRNf'T.

DETROIT, Mles., July 10. o.-FLo1tR-Stealy.
GHAlx-Wheat stoady; e1tra old, l.0D asked !;
No. whte. old, 81. Oh; new extra, S1.p5k; new
No. white, sl.02sl Asked August, s.. ON !;
Reptcmter. y. o.T;. .OctobeE, 81. OH; milling No.
!, DRc hli D0c asked.
nEcxlr1s--Whcut, 10. .:06 bu.
3ulrHxSTS-WEeat, 1t, O0u tn.
, 1879-07-31

shipping account, and aa1ca Mero mostly eifcctcl at
previous gu0atons, OF At 81 5OGt4. T6 for poor to
extra grades.
, 1879-07-31

ToIEpo. July 30.-0nAls-Whest irmer; No. 2
red winter, spot and July $1.ol,+; August.
81. oo;:; September, Sl.0oI; Western amber,
July, s1.0ls.; No. 2 amber Illinois, september,
s1,Ol.i. corn easier; No. =, AueuAt, :I7a1c; Sep.
tu1nbor. 37Ke: rejected, 17t4c. Oats trm; No. !.
spot, Hlr: Au1lst, .,hc.
KEckll1s-Whcat ". 900 bu; corn. IL, 600 bu
bnlrAgRrs-Whcat, 1D0, 100 bu; corn, u, 600 0u.
, 1879-07-31
B'r. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
ST. Iou1s, No.. '1nly 5o.-Co7Tox-Dnll and
unchanged: mIdIling, 11He: salcs, 40 bales; re-
ceipts. t.; shipments, 200; stock. 35. 0o0,
FLoun-1nact!yo and lover; ttebio extra fall,
$4.h5; rough family. 81 70D4. 30; choEca to fan.
cy, 81. 8jGb5.G0.
0nl,x-Whcat active and higher; demand chief.
" speculative; cash options opened lower: i'd
yanced: No. 2 red fall. 81. 10&G1t. ok cash:
81. .01 Hal. .01.f July: HA4tnbtic Augnst; 05Gb
63.;e ssptemtef; no = %, &, 52Nss93e: /, Com
M,HW!s3,fc August: :N,i@.3t';c September. 0ats
active snh higher; dctnand chiefly speenlatise; No.
2:}c August: 13Hl2Jnc september. K!o easier
at 4AAc.
WnIsKy-Stcadr: 81 .05.
pnoviafoxs-rork dali at 900. Lard dul!;
s.. .G1!t bid. bulk meats dull and lnwcr; Ahouls
ders, $l 90; ciexr ribs. 81. 80; clear 20:
nscon tnactfvd and lower; clear rths, a.. GOO
600; clear, si.25@1b. 10.
NEcxlrrs Flour, s. 600 bsls: wheat, "a, 600 hn :;
corn. 2u. 600 bu; cats. 49, 600 hn; rye. 1000 bn;
barley, mono.
Hn,rnEarA-Flonr. II, 900 brIs; wheat 90, 900
ba: corn. y. COO bu oats, &, 600 bu; rye, none !
barley, none.
, 1879-07-31

Pullman To4c1 Cars aru run through. between Chit.
and Council Bluffs on Tho train leaving Chicago
No other road runs Pullman or aay othof foxua Of
h0te4 cat1 west Of Chicago,
u-ntpot corner Of wells anil Kln1lc.stA
t-Depot corner Of Canal ssd Kln1ie-ssA
CHICAGO BURLINGTON q QUINCY RAILROAD
Depnts !to4 Of skoat. and Sixteenth IT..
and aial AMI slxtccofh.suL T3ckr$ 0d1ctf 50 CLARK.
II. and ut 1cp01.
, 1879-07-31

nosroH, July 30.-FLoun-8 -8teady; Western
suRer1uc. Sl.E0R4.00; comuon extras, Si+g5Ge
1. 80; Wisconsin e1tras, 81. .50t5.00; Minnesota
extra, 81. ;Ueu 10; wIutcE wheat, 81. 0o5, 80 for
Ohio nnl Michigan.
GNAts-cosA quiet; mlxcd and yellow, 47h 4nc.
oass lgm and unchanged. Rve, Bsl 7Uc.
NEcslrrs-FlonF, 2. 800 bris: corn, III. 900 bu /;
wtcAt, 1, 600 bu.
HMlpAxSTs-Flour, 46s bria.
WooL-Falr demand: Ohio md Pcnnsylvenia,
1GGt iuc; Michigan anil Wisconsin,, 31ltljc; coMb.
lug and delalae, 40iD44c.
, 1879-07-31

Extra Beeycs-arndel Bseots, weighin,
!, 460 lbs and upwaFda......... ). -.
Choice iseoyes-Flnc. tat. wcll-formed
steers. Weighing l, !o0 to l. $50 ibs..
Good Observation-Disclosures steers,
Weighing !. 1G0 TO !, 800 lbs, 49,. -.
Medium Hrades-Stecrs N fair f!esi.,
Weighing l, t'd0 to !, 200 lbs. .........
Dutchera' stpck-IsOos to cnlnmon atcer.
and common to ah0ice cows. for city
slaughter, weighing 800 10 l. O50 lbs
Stock Catt1e-Com1non cattle. weighing
1nie91ofat5aSt i 70 I G1S lss ssa ;i cows bciicf:
atags. bulls, and sCa!awaR 8tcors...
Texas Cattle Through droyea........,
Ycp!s, pas 100 iba a...:................
, 1879-07-31
RRAlLUOAD TAME TABLE.
ARRIVAL IND DEPARTURE or TRAINN

EXPLANATION or n.vnHHrcz MAnxs.-teaturday
e11crpteds 'eandAy excepted. 3IoadaJ excepted.
tLIhily.
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Ticket Of1cea 6l Ciask-st. tBhcrnRn Houac) sad il
Tho dsp0tk.
, 1879-07-31
1fttte demand for ut.eut lots Tho Ancst are qnoted

1Htte demand for us.eat lots Tho ancss are quoted
Al ii, 20 pet hi.
"'PuULTRY-Ch,ckons weso quiet. No partIcu-
1hr change In pscea was rnpofied. Bpiln9a Hs.99
dill, hiding usually very small. Old Chickens fno
iurkeve continue scarce: o,,, 70
C1,lckcns, I've. p doz,.... .-.. ~ ~
sprinRch'eksna a;';:'''''''''' .STSh .sH
Enthusiastically wns sttonE and 3e hiRher nm
del IN setlve speculative Inquiry. Sales wore fe.
" II: Dealers Expect some now seed next week.
FIX was slow al S1 no for spot g. c5 for August
md ii, z4H for September. Prime clover wns
soninAlly hrm at $500.
sXLT-Whs In good demand for local nse and
shipments: ,,r
Eina ht}t, Fl ofl.s..
aT,,dinssv rnarso saIt. n brI 49,. ,,, Lao
Hn.nmrd enisr ... ....,, a.. ,,,,. Ito
Dairy. n btl. without bags ......... l.b0
1,niryyf i hrI with hnRu ,,,.,,,.. 2. .30Gf2. 90
Ashton and Eureka dairy, per sack. :. 1.1bG2: 10
'TEAs-itemath steady and nnclanecd. We
, 1879-07-31

TUjtpTNTTNE.
WILMINGTON, N. e., July 3o.--spintTs TUnrEN.
Ttsx-FIrm NJ 25ke.
, 1879-07-31

mike. octo,,er, 4gGl4GHc: steamer, a1Ac; ohh
Ipwtr int fairiy helive; Western white. 170easc;
R" Do mlsca. ;tjSe37e; rannsylsan'a' a7&''se' hyo
steady at G0GehSc.
i'noy,s,orn- I3a1ior; mcta pork $10 2h. Duik
mcats Ioosc-ahou}dors, 3t1aAc; clcnr r'o
nifrs. 4tk4sfc; packed, 4ANhtAc. Iacon--
shou(dcrr, 44c: CHAR ril,a siden, bAe. Hams, II
EbJlc. Lsrd-1lohnel. tcr. 7c.
jiUrTEH-atcaiy and unchanged.
E0n4-t]uiot At fQc.
TETnoLEun-Ctudc nominal At Exc: rcduco.
0At.
CorrEk-QuEct hut steady; Rio cargocs. 11h@
14Ac.
FnH10nT~-To Liverpool per ateamer active for
REcE1rrr--Flour. 0, 100 trfs: wheat. 30 eco bu
corn, &, GOO bu: oats. .. 900 bu; rye, BOO bu:
SIrNkHTs-Whsnt, zig 500 bu; corn. e. 100 hu.
, 1879-07-31

JAPAN uSEot.0nEp.
Common 10 fair. ). 1Hdh:l0
Superior 10 fillc... 3hQ14!
Extra nae to finest .ltpiDi,3
NEW uNcot0nED.
Fair 10 good. d......:tME40
superior to t1nc... IeGE4h
Extsa Gnc to flneatsh}dt Ga
Carbon picked. ;. .G21u5
G01.f1N.&.
Common To fair. >. 1Hf6e8
enpurior to ilnc. 900 ~
Extra tlnp TO sncat 46dpih
Choicest .,,,,,, .t|0StGj
.. etItTG1f1N0 AND C1N1H:
superior to ane. @ata6
~. = ,1ne1fn4 al
, 1879-07-31

C,n. 4 Q. Palace Dining. Carr and Pullman l8.whco
Sfeepng Csss run between Chicago and Omaha th1
PAei0c ExpEt9a.
CHICAGO, R00K leland L PACIFIC RAILROAD
Depot coEneE nf Van Mu1rn and shertnA1.ata. City
Ticket 011ec. 50 CIask-a-. sherman Houao-
, 1879-07-31
EDUCATlONAF.
THE KEMPER FAMILY SCHOOL.
BOONVILLE, MO.

For Hnyn and Young Men. Thirty sixth year he.
Ent September II, 1R7s. -.
Ptrfeetly satisfied With tho prpRrcss and the treat.
dns mdhs h. sea1 kn1wn to moEi9n . 4; Il BAT hcl:'
A. 2s.rE, nupll n sc!en 1ees 10. rTsstatas E!s:
seen Il KgRy 1nd the ether Rreatea schools Of Ku.
E!and ."-i!on IT, 81. Lawton. Puoii OF seycn ycsrA.
AGdrcn KEHPEK 4 JOfiNATUN,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-17
Morgantown's Railroad

New Dominion.
Much has been said lately by the
press of Pennsylvania and this State
about the Pittsburgh Southern Railroad.
The people about here have lost their
faith in the Z. :. Railroad and don I
seem To care much about it any more,
although ii another railroad boom can
be gotten up, We may rs well have it..
While il is not improbable that this road
will eventually be made, it is more likely
that the Pittsburgh, Virginia and
Charleston road will he built up the
valley before the other one. The road
up the valley Will Ice finished 10 Browns
vile by January lSt, and We have inior-
nation from gentleman who Is lately
from Pennsylvania that the intention is
To push the road on To MorGantown.
That the road will be brought here is
but natural consequence and We trust
il may be pushed on immediately. With
a railroad and Slackwater We will have
some hope of keeping up with the
world. These improvements will bring
capital and enterprise into our State,
and when properly developed she is one
of the richest States in the Union.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-17
CAREY'S VIEW OF LIFE.
Thought He had Lived too Long
-HardShipS of Idle Life.

In the course of conversation, Mr..
Carey said he had lived too lOng-that
no man ought to live beyond eighty -'
and he told an auccdOte OF William
Short, near relative OF Thomas Jeiler-
son. Mr.. Short was in France during
the Reign OF Terror, and amasScd large
fortune by coming into possession OF the
estates Of persons who are guillotined,
and who had left no heirs to claim the
property. Returning To the United
States, Mr.. Short led what Is now called
life OF elegant ease, but Us Pope said,
"easy writing was id hard reading,
so he found an idle life very hard living.
When he arose in the morning, he was
at loss to know how to pass the day
like the poet Garth, he was tired OF put
ting or and taking of his shoes and
stockings. Life was to him a bore, an
intclerablc nuisance, and he said when
he heard of 4 man dropping dead IN the
street, at made his mouth water.
Although Mr.. Carey expressed HIM
self rs tired of life, still he took lively
interest i'm books, in business, and in all
those things that had long interested
him. He talked upon his iavorite topics
with animation and vehcmence, and
spoke of some public men with extreme
bitterness. He had watched the growth
of Philadelphia, with great personal sat
iSiaction, and condemned in unmeas-
ured terms, the closing up of Broad
street by a public building, which, he
said, he would like to see blown up.
Mr.. Carey's Sunday evening recep-
tions,'irom / TO 9 o'clock, brought to
gether the mostagreeablc people OF Phila-
delphia, or distinguished strangers vIsi,-
gthc city. Artists, authors, musicians,
journalists, etc, there met upon 4 free
and friendly footing. I'VE discuss every
thing and decide nothing. sal Mr..
Carev.-Lettcr To N1r York Trib,mc.