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, 1879-06-28

rates of Wedncsd.y,, Int Tho nnt6h whs baa: e'os.
fne fneetnanE aQo taken by exporters ut es1oe; ship.
penss; eenas.st;rsoIcceip.s, o,Ioo; sheen dutt and do.
+o*tnl ncypn, prncndert; sot ons+fanst!a could bt
XII fydn ii tic low ratio at :)!ifp4tSe for uriEnar3a
~ brine; inm1s hlto dropped, UNI nnly part
s sa .sep t. suS S1 ss nso
o*swIsE--Artycd . I'M: nnne for sale afIya: deal
p,s niste .si.20 .he ouls'de nominal dguro fos
nTma light cot1''ftd.
nuFFAto.
nurralo, june 27.-cArrsE-Reeetr.s. t.st7
bcai; nlsrEos saser s'nt not 1ndtably lower; hest
s,'ssSts 'st sbS;Sm 1S msa,m' H. isSs e. 0'u ''s>''
hct without detiaea ehargs: thr!a fni. Of stock;
sS,efs ,.sn estnS g. ts :ass eo'o 81 ~, eo''
-1-ceptt. J. 7f';i headt nedlnin a,!t ncao9.
three eafB nnso!h.
Epyefaf DtspnttA To Ihe 1Stbxne-
EArsAs Ctry, No. Juns 27.-CATTtn-Tho
ITict. G,rrtat Reports cattlo receipts 1z s'i!I,:
menta, iii; du1: na!!.e ahippsf&4 & ~ rn 1hSe ~;
nasIye stoske.s and fae'cts' t. Sos'3.so' n"'iSe
'on, iss:=itsesi1l: = Sss .tpm.n 200; weaker,
good 70 choice, s3,b50e3' %; inferior 10 fh'f'
g. 4bil3. 6u.
#. Lou,s, No.. Juno 27.-.CArrLx-UnchanEe
ea'tSSs enoey feee,pts rsfS soo shp%ep IT,
'1oas-Da!l ~, agd unehansed' fecdEpta' $500
siIEri.--ScaFco and wanted, nothing doing for
want of supply; receipts. 10; shipments, t40.
CINCINNATI
comfnon 81 coz M; light, 81. 5013. 10, packing,
1,D11; shipments, o,5.
, 1879-06-28

1oXe; futures quset; tene 12.45e. tntY, IL. .46a,
August, II. 5dc; bcptcmbar, II. 35c; October,
11.4sc. November, ii. 0Dc: December. u.02o;
Jan,,ary, II. 1876; t'ebsnary, IT, &c.
F1ou1s -- 2nlctt feeelpta, II. 600 bt's; snpcr
slatd and Western, $1.ho>,:. BIZ; common to
choice cxtrn. 9400sli. ~; good 10 chnicc, g.. is
n4.6b; tsh!tc. wheat extso, 81. bh915:2 ~; extra
ohsc, st.oa1d: 20; y, !;osi.s @ q oe&se ea; Msn'
flnA.x--W 1.cat-Nn. spriny qpIio firm; others
without decded change, ,reeatpta, ia. 200 tn; rc.
jcctrli spring, 7bfa71c; NJ. lo. car lois, 81. 10;
rnt1n!td do, 87cGl3l. 0:,: nMGra!cd winter rcd,
81. n4aa1. 10: No.: 90 q. y; No. ! do. 8l.l7;
!axea wner sitt4Ie1l.ih: nseraassaa I'D willie.
ALl4!iGh1. 10: txitn d.. asles ot 10, 600 bn .t
q. u. Kyc hcayr; wsAerh il04lelc: harley dnl!
Malt quiet End unchanged. Corn cloeed 4 shade
fthcrl law mixed. 40!i6547c; 10. = white: 4DA
5t}c; yellow Western. ;A!tGbi4Mc. Oats hrmcr'
rathei aniet: receipts l5 00y bu; m1ed WsstaFn,
1l!4fE3Re: white do. 1S'iG141c.
HAT-FIrm.
0nofEMEs-co:1ce nomlnullJ. unchnnEeu. IN.
gse-lten,ana fair and masaet Atua; fatr e good
refining, q h.11Sh1lso. nolafsoa nofn1ha1y un'
changed. Rice HtehttY.
rErNoiEux-t2alot bu! Arm; un!tcdt TN icfaao,
6Tehe; S,1' sea1nea, sa.. W. H. e'1: an,,,,,o.t
Nrsix"puii Nfat It i. aoeo I.S:3.
TrMrkx1lxx-.QnIct Bit ateily At 27hc.
Etus-Dnll: Western, 10H H@f2Kc.
TkoTIsioNs-lork dull; scarcely 70 hsm: now.
$40. ..0d11 10. ~. Ncer nomiaalfy unchangad. Cat
meats qaIat lut strady: 1oss s'eas pa.lls.. 10;
nurfsn-Dnll: Bur weitsra. 7dp1sHe,
CNEEDs--sleaiy ard unchanged.
WuisKr--Nomlnally 81. o5!i'
, 1879-06-28
PHILADELPHIA.

Pn1rApn1r1tA; Junt q. 27.-FIoUn--In1t and
wcak; Minnesota c1sra family Medium. Si.7a; 10
good. 81. 90; do fancy, s5.25; Ohio family. good,
81. 30; Southern Illinois, very fancy. so. 1 MIN
ncaota patent process, $500. Kyo aour aeeady as
S3.tO..
1nA1N--WlIeat excited for juno; shippers hAvo
temporarily Withdrawn from tho market, and It 's
Impossible to Rlve reliable quotations; No. 2
rcd, elevator, y; l1i; June, sl:Go hta; q. Fl
ber, si.Va2 ia; SLOT naked. Corn steady;
;s16p3Dt; Western mi1cd 10. d16a43itc: aatl mixed,
Jultn. d3Nc hid; 4:'ac .Askcd; Jnly. 431tc BID:
1870 hsKpd: August. fsAc hhi; t3Ec asked;
scntember, ,44Hc bid; 4t:tc atkcd. Oats dull;
mixed Wcstern. a4;ic; "hitc do. 3913nAc:
rHos1e5.ssTElrm II .ss,o z and unchanged lAFa"eds
nufTEn--1}ntI and nnc1,aaeed: creamery extra,
1Ef}10e, New York State and Bradford County
{Pa.l extras, lie: We.torn Hesorye extra 10&t11c.
Fnos-E1sesrt7e snppiy, Wessefn. i3hc-
CnEEsy--StcadY; crchMcsy, 0tfGBAc:
pETnotxUN-Pira,; refined, BAc: crnde. DC.
WntsKY-6cady ami unchanged.
1lEcHsrTs Flour, i, 500 bfls; wheat, IS. 900 bu;
suiraExrs.csrn, $500 sa; wheat, 1s,ooo
bn rTt, 5H, UG0 bu.
Won.---llrmor; Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West
Virginia Xxx md nnose, 3ota.t1c; extras. 30Maoe;
Inca!nm, 4eMA2Mc; coasse. 37c: New Yfrk.
Michigan, Indiana, and Western nHc. :'5Ak}Hc;
medium. 4D1a49c; coArte. s}5Gf85c: conhing,
washed, 40414lc; unwsshed. !a@:l1Ac: Canada
cunlb1nx. :9 940c: Gnc unwasheh, 2'3Gb2:;o; COARSE
and nettnm unwnahcd, 18G5317lc; tub washed.
A0D433sc.
, 1879-06-28
NEW YORK.
H.+eddf NxR4{th to 11s 1fAfkuHA.

Gb<c4as nspa4en 10 7as ztttun&
NEw yoHK, JHne e7.-{1aA1.-Whcat in com.
pasatYoly limited demand md unsettled il price.
leaving Of. as rule, htar'ly, and ip tho instance
Df No. rcd fully 70 under yuesofdgys quotations;
l'o. Chicago and Milwaukee spring, tho atock Of
Witch is concentrated in strong handa and held In
specu atiyc lntorcst, 4dnted about 10 laut esen-
Inf and few additional settlements reported
ste1trenc egasa; whte wheat not plenty and
heit Wit. mora nsnnras, but not IN urRpnt TO.
quest; No. amber Julr deliveries In nloFs dc.
nhnd, pArtfy for export. md shaae acarer; g.
voo hu No. = Chscaxo spring, june option, In sct-
tle10eRt AZ 81. 15s 3, Coz bu northwestern apEng,
'ahs opton, IN settlea'sat ~ Sl15; mixed West.
fFn ungnAdc4 Ut 4Da1l3Ac> =
PnoY,sloss-uog products atads easier aud In
Ftt demand; mesa pork fo1 tstIy delivery attract
ID lens attention and barely steady 1t, $40. a042
~. rs Tor new. Cut meats quased skady oa
modcsase call fut supplcs. Hacon slow; lunE
ticasat 81. 10 Wsstcfn lard has been In uadasato
segsat Tor early delivery at easier pss&cs; u58 lcs
II S1 2@h Glu. 37,;, forward delivery aouesately
Aeslya 1t easter prices; Juna optiona clasiug ut
td35: JULY. 81. Is; August Si.l5 astod, Sep
'enbet, e1. Is asked; rear option at g. II!t.
,sA1tax.Aodesata Inquiry prlaio quoted at the
close Al 15.lGGeUc. :,
eooAAs-Raw In Eathsr modeYsts demand, tus
et' ~ the basIs Of 0se for fair, and G,&to o-16o
iof good reaalus Cuba; rcaned ~ lsst quoted.
F1.D5H.
FEElonrs-undeF quito liberal oaot!aRs Of Ac.
tomn'osaaf'on ios early use. rates again yielded
lightly gu Erstu, leading to q fair bnatuuss,
.noogh Tho unsettlcd cunditloa Of wheat values
Tended 10 impedo export operations; for Liver
pool. engasspscnts .by steam, i, 4ou btl4 tlous,
nearly al through freight and forward shipment,
sepunsa oa psi1ata terms; quoted at ~ asked
AMI " Oh BID,
=, 10 ths Trfsftrn dssoctaf<d i'rtn.
6xH foAx, Juns 27,-corroa-Qutet It laAz
, 1879-06-28

E.wYonK, Jnuc a7,-Duatness qniot with pack.
age honscs. but staple cotton and Wooter gooas
moving fair1y, on account Of back orders. Cut
ton goods sery firm, aud aoms medium baoachcd
shlrt,aga slightly advancsI; moifuu, fancy prints
in fair request MEMS wear woolens sluggish.
The auction sao q large 1obbinE stock waa cot'
, 1879-06-28

nnd farm lower tt!an n dono In Europe, admits
q no question: md, II mr. homely suggestions In
this matter Of ffmlnx The soil nro.and newly
in still holding to the front, viii be xratIted.
The Association adjourned to tncet In CHI
ch9o next yenr. o. j.. u.
, 1879-06-28

CLEvELAHp. O.. June 27.--pxTnoLrUM-Qufe
and unchanged.
OH Cl7v, ra., Juno 27-TKTrokxun--9arka
opened active. wilh f21{c bid; advanced to 73'tc;
declined and ctoaed At 71ise: Bhioments, ~. QUO
btle. Averaging %, 600: transactions 449, 600.
I'trTAHEne. Pa. ,1une .7.-fErnnLEux-lrnd
RtcadY; 71Nc At PArkcr's ior shipment; rehned.
6Ar PHILADELPHIA delivery. n
, 1879-06-28

Current renors: wheat receipts. ], a34 hu; ship.
Inen1, 2 s21 bu; afmot; No. ca.h, g5o: Jnnc.
ceipts, Z, ,eg8 bn; shipments. O. 072 bn; lower;
No. 2 cash, Dl1sc; June, 3lc.
, 1879-06-28
BY -, TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.

Fff1EfGS.
M. yo,,ox,nc wero racofyod pv the Chicago
po,r1 NJ Trctc.
1,vvu,,,o,,. linn. a--1t m, a. m,-F,nnr. r.. I'D
s,1f. 3dt- Whtnt-Wlutcr. IA fAlGapa Sd: aprtne,
r.5a@sa nd. vn,,o. IA adams I'd: club. N id6aos
I'll -. corr ~ 1ldG4y. PORK. m, Lard, ~. ID,
nccc,nf, n wncat 1a,t thrro nrp a41, COO centnls
e1e mr., American.
,vr,noo, I'm, NJ IN ~ n, .U.,tbc, mn.
..tt,cJ usealx,ufrs 6rn,ar, vbcat-wbtte. IA I'd
m, "a. cuh n. od6a,ls ID. neat unchanocd.
'11vrnrnn,. inns vi n. m.-F}our-E1tra
stnts. 1is whcat t,tm and shade higher; rcd
1r,ntrr MID: M. q snhnn. r. ID: 80. = do,
=. "a. cs,Ito,nt, Id aearer. corn tfull: 1ower to
mi, IN onnn,lty: o. 11,:d 1argocs Of coa.t-
.yvhcot In +nntIrrntn dcmand, Corn duu. Cam.
1ry markets hlrber. Imports of wheat at Liverpool
n, tno .raoi' I'm. opt] ccntals. ;1H. 600 being
Am.r1can. Wra,hsr unselt1cd, Pork-Vcstern
y, NJ ~. Iard-Dnunwnnti tsndnncv: lIttto
to,n,. aoa.ga. rtacon--1onr e,cor. 2Gs 0d: short
rl.,, o.. f,rn,,arfoG,t.. m, nj
.1o.r.v 1nn. ~ E1,vernnn,- vt.,t 3,h,an
n..,o-. 1,.,or.,, f,s ,Icnns "a. ws.tc-r al WV.
+ss ~ ~, ,nh;t. Ttenirnn O. ~ rnrn rathor
49,, ".N9 w.. 1.1i $780, -
nas~ c"rn % a rereo"s M ra.a.
a."s .s.,s,. ..,s.. 81. ..,ss...
a,s,,,'. aI .;.ea .,,., nv ro,,nr sh,-s
.n".' - " 49,, -. =. r.asn,rs ,n.,ka.. ~ whest
, 1879-06-28

pxrnor, Mtch.. juno 27.-FLor1l-Qutet and
stoady.
Gn4,x-Wheas sttonstr; extra. ti.1oN tsked;
No. whits 81. i2N, juno, 81. II askcd; Ju1y,
g. 9sH; Ausust ,ss. a1:o29; Z, m'InF SioS' nov y,
wheat, "a, Be9 bu; shipments, ~. 400 bu.
, 1879-06-28
BUFFALO.

DurrA1o. N. r., juno 21.-QnAM-Whest-
Ietter inquiry: sales, Is. Uoo bu No, hard Mil.
saukes on private tcrtns; !, 100 bu sample spring.
the. Com du,'; selling IN sual! lots at 500 4oe,
according to condition. Oats duglectca. Iiyo neg
iected. Hurley neglected.
CANAL FnElaHrs-l1!G1'er; !inco 8 o'clock yes.
lcslay over 10 boattoatla WHEAT shipped to Nsw
York at 4ssc.
NhcK,ITs-Flout, 10Y hsle; corn Is, 781 bu.
8MtrNENTB-CAn ..K. ITO lu; corn,
no, TOO bu. Rallsoad-Rhoat, 9,070 bui corn. 400
bu,
, 1879-06-28

ST. Louss, No., June 27.-cosTon-Nom!nally
unchanged; salest nono; rscetrts. 20 bales; ship.
mouts, At.
, 1879-06-28

st1LwAuKrr Wis, Juue @7.-FIoun-Btrm
anil unchanged.
UnAts-Wheat steady; opeaed kc highor; closed
casl, firm; futures DALI; No. ! milwaukee, hard,
sl.0G; No. : Milwaukee, st. 0oH; june, 81. .o1; +;
July, g1ssc; August, Deu; No. 8 Milwaukee,,
H1c; No. 4, 74c; rejected G7c. Corn higher; No.
Z, 800. Oats higher; huoyant: No. =, s1ac. Hyo
lrm md unchanged; No. !. h1c. uarloy scarce
nn,l wantod; M. : spriug, Gac.
at 81. rs cash. Prime atcam lard, Su.10.
Ifoa4--Dull and nominal.
%. FHEs0nra-Nhent to J,nl'hao, 20.
.KKcEtrTa-Ftour, Z, h00 br!s; sshcat, O.. COO bu.
,6W!ruxsra-Elaut, i, 0oo bta; wheat, 4e, 600
tu.
, 1879-06-28
HORTICULTURE.


.,.m-r-,<m-,n,
U0n1fCULTURE.
~
Tho American Assaclatien OF furscry1nsn,
Florists. and sceds,nrn-An unusuailr In.
ssresl'nE Mresins-rrrrr 'ion*.srs"''s ~. -.
ssy o" tho use "i the Feet IN fifm'ns tho
Bo'l In Planting srrtls md Plants.
M ~ F,e,, orr ON rsr,.1asn r Inn,
~ NO. 10 E1oh1seSTh e1hsE1. entcAoot Jung
etumblcd On nv friend, j. ". Scott. Of 0aleu,,
sccretary Of llls
lie w. iu,t re,,rn1 fror, " ,e ] o,,n,,aj meo,Inc
- -. ,a ns !ons 's.a'nE ,su'' ,ns ann"' ..so.h
The meeting was unusually veil attended,
.on,a 1.t1 ~ ,,,-o ,,,1ao.toe ,~src rrs.n,t. ont
@ vcuty "a or "re Of 6eD bropt xr wives
with them, rl,o.c pec.cucs eaye character and
~. =, ,,a ..htat rr,t, w, h.v. no,u
had had they not bccn present. beAsdes,
rrr rfnuIt. n,s,r.y
,ht,, ~,. rsa,,, @ ~as ~ ,,onhs INK o,,tctx dn. n
fI,rtr nrrsence nnti fA,liIwt,rk
Therc wcro rre,rnt from lila Stale such lead.
fnE horttcusturtsfs as Robert douglas. OF
WauIsegan; II. T.. Graves, Of Sandwich;
snanlli,y oy snr,nyfc,1: Whttncr. or rrant.
lln uroyo; u. Vi. Scott. and doxeu others.
The essnys uorn many md yatuable, Among
the most hoted was air. = III farsopf essay on
"Scw piants." Mt. r. Is oue Of Cur best In
formed Of botanisss, and knows whereof be
speaks. ~: Thomas Mahan's essay on ~, "Nur-
sery Stocis" was especially noted. but no
usrfut tlIau lie naner Of Potter Henderson, OF
Iersey civ. II, j.. On
ur,,,,,yo 4us soil on srsp, !, PLANTING"
Wn snow fro,n ot,r avn exnrr,ence nnil lonr
nra.tiee % ,hat % what Mr. H. sa,s Is true, and T his
raper 3usat W ~ iean n.u at a".o ssesy
1iah WHO has any oetahl9n ~ plant 2 hGeo Ut
p|ant o' my kiltl: I ohtaiueu o. Mr. scott
lvttcrprcbs copy Of thfs essay. which, attn sure,
Tmiu,jsp rraucr who Is Ip apy waY Interested il,
~. u.'%u''u.o.
TIN usE or THE fsnf IN SOWING ASp PLANTING.
i Sr hssu,, ssssvi to tSw sa 81" aS a.
.lidiy admit tAat. although have bern extensively
csutury N M ot uS renze nt fs
years ago Tho full In portancc Of low Indispensable
snT T. nSt'ss 70 ,s the f'es IN h' operations Of sowing
matter Of such va. Importance Tint It cannot 10
ny;Icnit,ra1 AMI hottcuitrrsl comnMn.ty " hy M ,he
nSsEset Of TIE I su,ple operat'on u asmin. .a soIl
| arn1,nI sceI mus, amount to nanv millions ~.
uuajly. from liz ,nldlIo oi .lpri to nearly tie
cpd Of NAV Of tIis scaT il, tnnny sections Of the
country. thurs waa ittls or 10. rain. Such Was
h waaIH s1a,e H ssnaa ef scres S of cnbbave
1 sse,y ns %r ts stg 'c:ss c4sry
Ia Lot one .f.urih of a crop, aud cabbaga aud
saaio"s5 lsFy !s,t; @ s,sa i1, ri, ;sste ;s1 81. q
,ns Tic H. urscau,ion to drn, tnc soii bv folIinr,
a saaowar a.s ve sSfss u uIedce' aS
~ T. 20: ooS i asmls;: in M II With r. Sssst'
/
, 1879-06-28
st. LOUIS.

s.. Lou1s, Juna a7.-FLoun-qniet aud un-
changed. 49,.
ura1x-whcat options higher and cash lower;
No. 9 red fall, D8o cash; D4,zd3e0c, clostng at
n4lc Jnly; D1.1Q03c, clohinR at n1ac August;
No. uo 019u5hc. Corn higher; No. mixed,
.4.to cash. 33ac duly, aifa34xc August Data
higher; No. 2, 31@31afc cash; 27dla7t9c August
Kyo it,actiye aud lower 1T H1nl51lu.
Nn1sWr-SteAiy at 1.0i.
pRoy1sIox--Pork inactive: jobbng nt $40. 900
dnl and nominal. Uacon ftruer; clear ribs, &5. Ut
&l6.4 40.
REoa!.TsoFlons t. a5 o0o bs1'; wheat aa 900 bu
Icy, /. 600 bu.
b1rMfHrt- =, 600 bris; wheat, o, 600 bu;
corn. II. oc0 bu; oats, 0,0oo bu; rye. 1000 bu;
barley, none.
, 1879-06-28
BOSTON. e.
HaxrnK. Luua q. 7.-ELouA-Qnlet 4ad puths,lr-

BesroN, juno 27.-FLouA-Qaet &nd unchang-
Cd.
OnA,n-coru ateady; mixed and yellow, 48st0
4se.. Oats arm; No. old extra, 4tkQt4tei No. 4
1h4xaa and No. 4 white. a.sQs191c. NYa, 11GeGGc.
kEck1las- Flour, 3co nEls; corn, III, 600 tni
Ha,e4xxyt-. Flour !, 100 brla; coru, 100, 900 bu;
what, III, QUO bu.
, 1879-06-28
BALTIMORE.

BALrH5nx, Nd, June 27.-FLoun-Duli;
Western supoF, s1 TO: do extra, "a. 0o42{. 10: do
family. So. o0@6.7d.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES firm; No. 2 Penusylva-
nia rcd. S1.21: No. :, Wasttrn winter red. spot,
sl.a1; June, none offered; July. 81. ooaiGo1 .o0H;
August 81. o7,4G11.o7n; September, u. ooSGa
1.0B.a. Corn-Westcru easfer; business light;
Western Mixed spot and June. 43Hc; July, 435sc;
August 44Ac; September. 44ssc; steamer, 49c.
oais quiet, steady, and unchanged. Rye quiet ut
6UG95Ac..
,llAT-1nnctlye; prime to choice Pennsylvania,
$12. 00G13 o.. :.
n,cats-Loose shoulders, 4::c: c1sar-r!b Sides,
5l4e: hacked, 4.i1ahc: uscou--shonsdors. &c;
clcar sides, &C.. Hams, 11h19c. Lard, 81. 90.
DurrEn-Dnll; primo to choice Western packed.
10D19c.
EaGs--Dnlf and lower 1t 12c.
PErluLKCx-Qulet; cruds nominal; refined,
GGeFrkE--steai'y: nle easaoes, 11A@14As.
FnzIaNrs-To liverpool ter steamship: Cotton,
3.1od; ttoas, e; gram; 31{6; Id.
corn. bo. 700 lu; unls, .. Gt1 bu; rye. ZOO bu.
SnlrarATs-Whcat, u. 600 bu;, corn, 49,, Coo
bu.
, 1879-06-28
HY. LOUIS.

St. Louis, Mo-, juns Observation-Disclosures
0nAlN-W'heal lower; cash No. ted. D8c.
Corn bettet at aA];c. 0atx SLOW At 3113ltsc.
WnssKrLBLsady at 81. ",
lRoYlHtuNs-l'ork dull ut $40. 20Gb 1890. DRY
salt rueat ena lurd entirely nominal. Bacon
hsGadTt clear RIBS. 81. i6l5. 10.
llo0b-nnlti for4ota 10 Ialsimorss, ~, 609a
= ~ smooth heavy So. 7Q13. 10. Receipts, 61G
head. /,
, 1879-06-28

0aWKao, N. Y, Juno ~, ,-tinAiA-Wheat mod.
crate demand; No. = Duluth spslpg. $l.0s. Corn
no!ntpa1ly unchanged,
, 1879-06-28
TOLEDO,

ToLnbo, O., Juuo .7,-1HA1k--Whrat 1rtner;
No. wh!te Michigan, 81 90, extra do, 81. 10;
amber MtchlQsa, spot aud June, II. O0st septem-
hsr. p81!c; No. red winter, u. IL; Jaly u.
August, Guc; sertea,iDt, DING. Corn drniur; No.
3sSc. Oais steady; No. =, ;iloi Wills. Bic. '
liIcx.srs-Nhaat, I'd, 0Q1 hH3 corr. IL, ,O0p b. :
SAirNkA1&s-AHAeata au, 900 but c0En, s. pVQ hq,
, 1879-06-28
JtuEQA4TI8N.

CEpAnuuDy, Wis. June III --'*YErEnixAnIAM":
hare ! valuable road. hursp toae of = span> who
" sumawhal ELin forward through hts shuultfet4
aurscpu cslled rheumatism. Fus l~o ur throo
months ha wst quite Limo and son,e ,e"lat ktlH bat
pearpd. snd hs seeuied quito ltlubes aud z,naat
well, 20 / hare commenced using him carefully
uRt, II ! drtye him Iaa M1les, Ae WILL sliGsn Ul,
, 1879-06-28
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Arrive

Pnnsn Hotel Cars sro ynn through between Chi.
and Council Blus, On tho train lS4ytnf ChicsfA
at I0::N4 Z. H.
Eoother ro.d rnns Pullman any other form ae
hotel cara wtst Of Chicago.
d--Depot corner Of Wci1 4nd Kfnxte'MA
b-Depot corner Of Canal and Klnzle.ktA
CHICAGO BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD
DcpniA foot Of *ke.a. Indiana an1 Blxtecnth.st.
snd Eanai Rnd afxtteuthAa, Ticket Odfex, 50 CRrks
at and II deput1.
, 1879-06-28

KANSAS CITY. =.
tattcIq1 pttp1seA 10 I1A 7tttna&.
KAAsA1 ClTf, Ao., june @7.-GnAsa-Th Pfiet
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-06-27
Pr.Dar..orv Graduates.

The Annual Normal commencement
exercises were terminated Wednesday
morning.
A programme of too great length to
permit of particular mention was pre-
sented to large audiance-
Upon the platform were Prof Pome-
roy, DIR. J. ]. Wright of the board of re-
gents, DIR. A. s. Tandy, AlmerIn Gillett,
and Revs. C. r. Rice and r. Cordly.
We append the names of the graduates.
Anna Davis, Emporia; Mary Herbert,
Americas; Nora Howard, Emporia
Mary A. Howard. Emporia; Nellie
Turner, Madison; Emma Wood, Ameri.
Gus; Morgan c. Hodge, Auburn; T.. W
Conway, Sedan; Thos. +. Campbell
Western Park = Henry E, at, Marion
Centre; Carl H. Pomeroy, Emporia.
The several essays and oraiions were
we'll given, and libearl sprinkling OF
music tended to make the programme al
once edifying and thoroughly attractive
The diplomas were presented by Prof
POmeroy, then a class song by the grad
yates, and the benediction pronounced
by Dr. COrdley. The scholars and theil
| friends exchanged mutual cOngratula
tiOns, and all united in expressing th'
greatest satisfaction with the entire ex
ercises, from the sermon of Sunday tC
the benediction of to-day.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-06-27
The Thoroughbred Stallion,
"BAF'FI,E."

VIII be 1T Emporia about the 18th OF June.
where he will make stand for few mares
Thursday. Friday and Saturday OF each week,
fer 30 days; and At Cottonwood Falls the re-
mAindeF of the time.
BATTLE Is one Of the finest Thoroughbred
stations in America. aEd IL great show
horse and fine foal getter. Horsemen OF
Kansas ity pronounce his colts to be the m
est LOT Of suck Iinga that ever was gotten by
TK1Hs-ssS 20 insure, and so by thu sea-
SON. which Is certainly very low 1or 90 high .
bred horse e Ba6ae. For pedigree Sc bills.
W16tE Alb. WkBsTAk Prop.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-06-27

STATE OF Kansas:
LYON COUNTY.
/. E. r. Holderman, cashier of the First
National Bank. OF EmporIa. Kansas, do SOL
emily swear that the above statement Is true
to the best OF my knowledge and belief
Err HoLDERAAE, Cashier.
I'D day Of June, 1879.
lsEAL-I A. MCKINLEY, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
Z. Z. HOLDERMAN,
JAMES 3. HINKLE ! Directors
VIZ. AARTINQALE,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-06-27
THE NORMAL SCHOOL.
Commencement - The InvIncibles So
eIaI Graduates.

elaI -Preparatory Graduates.
The Normal commencement was in
augurated Sunday by the annual ser
mon, at the Presbyterian church, deliv-
cred by Rev. c. Monjeau, of the First
Baptist church, Topeka. Prof. c. r
Pomeroy conducted the exercises A
choir of young ladies and gentlemen from
the school, under the direction of Miss
C1isbee, who presided at the organ, fur
nished music suitable to the occasion.
Rev. r. CorlIey offered an impressive
prayer Prof Pomeroy then introduced
Mr.. Monjeau, who selected tor his text,
BE We not deceived; God Is not mock
ed; for whatsoever a man soweth. that
shall he also reap."-Gallations, 81.
The discourse was an able one, abound
ing in word pictures and happy illustra-
tons, and gave evidence of that careful
consideration which the occasion de
manded. No synopsis could in any way
convey an idea of the sermon, which was
delivered with an impressiveness that
carried conviction with it, and a. an or
atorical effort alone was of high order
In closing his remarks the reverend gen.
tleman related the story of the eminent
artist who, being unable to complete a
picture upon which he had been at work,
sent for pupil to carry out the design,
and who, in reply to the repeated Objec-
tions of the pupil, on the ground of ina.
bility, commanded him to do his best, u
urging upon the young men and women
who were about taking upon themselves
a calling which stood among the noblest
to bear that sentence well in mind, and
at all times ''do their best"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-06-27
Laying Hedge F!

Having secured the county right Of the Pool
q Severy Patent Hedge Layer. / am prepared
70 lay down any hedge in the county better
and cheaper than it can be done by any other
means. Parties wishing work Of this Kind
can see me st Emporia. or Will visit them Il
they will request me my mail.
J. l. W. BELL,
W19d. kmD0ria, Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-06-27

COUNTY OF LYON 60
1T L. Il. HERITAGE, Cashier of the above
- named bank, do sOlemnIy swear: That
| the above statement is true. to the best of my
| knowledge and belief
L. T. HERITAGE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this
2lSt day of june, 1879.
j. n. STEELE, Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
Pr PLUMB,
1 T.. HOOD, ) Direet.lrs
w. T. SODEN,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-06-27

The merits of DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup are
acknowledged by all who have ever ed il
for the diseases OF infancy. Price only %
cents a bottle. W26t1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-03
The Nihiiista Of KieR.
FLASEuR.



The Nlhllst Society recently discovered
in kici consisted mainly OF men and women OF
noble birth Ono man tBrandtnor) turned out
were ordered 10 arrest the cousprators: and ut
midnight the descent upon them WAS begun 4;
but they had made preparation TO meet their
assnilants with pistols. desperate struggle
ensued, in which men and women alike took IN
active part. Tho Nlhllsts were finally over
powered and secured. but not before one Of the
gendarmes had boon shot dead and five others
wounded
on the preliminary inquest all the prisoners
were Identified. except five men whose names
and rank could not DO discovered. or the wo-
men, there We're daughters Of military officers,
and one was tho wife OF II surgeon.
The prisoners were accused OF having formed
secret society the purpose Of which was
armed riot ana the overthrow Of the present
system Of Government in Russia; and they
were also accused OF armed resistance to the
officers and gendarmes In the possession Of
the prisoners wcre revolutionary pamphlets
and false passports.
The Goyrruur-General OF Kien, being appre-
hensiye Of disorder during their trial in tho
month Of May issued an order forbidding the
people from passing or driving through the
streets IN the vicinity Of the Court House and
the gendnrmos and troops were directed TO dis
nerse any gathering in any part OF the city.
Tho population OF hieti are uneasy and hang
ing will probably be the fate for tho majority Of
the prisoners. for their crime was the same as
That OF Dubrovin. lntely hanged in St Petersburg.
ST PETERSBURG. June 2.--Four revolution
'i.. Mapped tut,imHnn, Ossynski Brandtncr. who was
lieyod to have been the conspirator AntonoM were
hanged at kien ON the 2dh o May