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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-08-05
CANTERBURY SHAKERS
LIFE-INVIG0RATlNG
~SARSkPARILLA.
The Great Btood puriGcr, Md
mey Remedy and Mild
Laxative.

WE tH Uaaersgnss harlug used DIX cor
w hBtl'a SHAKER kAE.AtAA4LlA
SYRUP ln vaf pa tics, anl having siAMlaea
The tsraa.A By whish BE- B., rr parsd, vsnla
e~tstuaily resonntn3 it 10 tba g0mmuaiiy a.
tbs ttesptst. safest, sBa uosl ,t3cacous Of al
tbe preparations VI s~srsApuilA in be msrtst
lie htgbly egpesairstsd state, there bsiar ia .
san snUunt a'syr1p t~tec no smeuus q Veg
otalle EItrAct th,t .uy other contains ltha care
xii. and slsaaltsfs. eflts manufacture. are safs
gaauniess or ia p0rty and sa5et r. h tsos'
.BY, NJ d ". H. BUCK. NJ ~, = BUXTON, NJ.
j., } g. ELLIOT. H. D. JAaEs BABB, M D A.,
T. CoLBURt, " f., NJ. G, TEwEsBUBY, NJ
~. A.G, FRENCH. N D., JOsI Il CROSBY. AZ.
D., A.. Il GALE n d JAAEsA GREGG. n.
b.
Tboss who have fa,lsd 10 be benefited by 9th.
sF hAFs&paulilr should dot fGl to maze = single
trial 81 this Blood Purifying snd Life lnylg0rAt-
ing Compound ufShAker sarsApEniiA, Dandolion
le3iow Docs. Mandrake, Black Cohosh, Gafrot,
iatiAu Hemp and the BeTrtes o. Juniper and
tubob. combined with iodide OF fotAssiun
made by tie Society
Prepared by the CINTEAHUHY,s oCIETY on sHaE.
TEs, Shaker Village, N. Il, and signed by Thos
Cofbeti, its tavenlors told everywhere. lnquirs
for Corbettt shAksrs' ~sar-ApArilla.
~ Enclose stamp for Shaker Manual
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-08-05
From
COL. L. r. FOSTER.
Perseverance WIN Tell.

stoaRhtoB. Mass.. March l6th, 1850.
II. J EKSptLL NJ D,-Drtf Sir:-In justice q
yau sDd myself. | thint | ought to les yea knew
that | have removed $50 bOue spayius with Ken
dalfs spawn cure, one very large one, don {
know hos long The spawn bad bees there !
have owned thc horse tiskt months. IA took ms
tnof mouths 50 tste She large ore % and I've
Tor the small one, ! have used t.h bottles Ihs
horse 10 entirely vel. not AZ al sun aud no
bunch to seen on felt THIS 10 a wonderful med,
tciue. il Is - nov thing here, but II Il d1es fur al
what IL hn done TOT me- lie sale will be veft
great. Respectfully yours
CHAs y. PARKER.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-08-05

Cut tho grain from ten foil grown
tender ears Of corn, mix them with one
quart Of shelIcd lima beans. boil them
until tender in plenty Of well sailed
boiling water. and then drain them in
a colander meantime beat two eggs
smooth, put them into a sauce pan with
the ~succotash aud two tablespoonfuls
Of butter. season it to taste with salt
and pepper, and heat 1t thoroughly;
serve 1t in a covered dish A cup Of
sweet cream is sometimes used instead
OF the eggs and butter; or a small piece
OF salt pork or bacon 10 bolded in the
sucootash.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-08-05

VI requircs no ilkrOOm.
80 raises all of cream between
miilings.
II affords better ventilation.
nc requires less labor.
IL II more thoroughly made.
II ~ cheaper, and gives better sat
isfactiOn than any other way Of setting milk.
BUTTER MADE BY THIS SYSTEMS I'M
E&CELLEn IN ITS KEEPING QUALITIES.
send for "Dairyman' giving full particulars.
GnutioD.-Ihe wonderful success OF the
Cooley Dreamer has driven other milk setting
apparatus from the market and unscrupulous
pefSOuS are now ehdeayOrnE TO reap a part OF
It's Oenentsh by offering for sale creameries that
draw milk from under the cream which IN
THIS particular, infringes on our patents.
We have already commenced suit, and all
parties are cautioned against using such.
VERMONT FARM MACHINE CO.,
Bellows Falls, Vt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-08-05
SALE on 10 LET.

FOR SALE Or TO LET.
Tbs rsssasnce ofths iAtstB r Way. ln me
Fasags q kaBeAettfr Ez3sdngs 81 tIosiieut
Thsfs if 81 ~ gae SIRE 9t az N4fk
ree8 fr4tSE1 Rkr4ta connected sth he pxeG
So Tttus p~etNaEtlt Per ~P1yueaikrs in3-
sire
CT. SWIFT,
Ne lests ", MAeA 81. lssa Lf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-08-05
Agricultural.
-. -. 40 30 ~ ooaN Ir


#0F NAMAt
TIE oslorea cocks 81 the South BE-
eve that groca caru > mach morc
wholesome aad nutrtioas when cooked
With tie bucks on, Z i certainly much
svceisr thaa vbon cooked vith husks
eaurely removed Select fell ears. bet
zee TIA, The grams are tender and fan
0falk strip 81 the outer husks aud
remove al The SIX Pot The cora iato a
pot q boiling water and boil Is last D
al isadeti about tweniy minutes then
drain the ears and serve them ID a eoy.
cred dish o. folded o = napkin. Before
eating rach ear should be b]attered aud
seasoned With pepper AMI salt When
bot cou IL Dot served on the cob the
grains should be seasoned With sslt aud
pepper, mized wiih butter, and heated
before they are placed pn the table
MOCK oYstrEs
Crate enough young green corn 70
gu a a pint measure, add to it two tea
~spooniuis Of butter, the soiks Of four
eggs beaten smooth, and enough Of
aour to make a sul batter season the
batter With salt and pepper, aud drop
il by the tablespoonful into smoking bot
fat as soon as the mock oysters thus
formed are light brown take them out
az the fat with a skinner aud lay them
on brown paper for a moment to free
them from grease; serve them on a nap.
kin.7
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O. MALT AND HOPS -
tiers
SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN,

THE NEW ENGLAND NEWSPAPER.
From JUL / 10 December /, or from Anputt !
to January /, 50 GENTS. An extra copy for every
ten. Address THE REPUBLICAN, Springfield,
Mass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-08-05
COOLEY DREAMER

BUTFER made b.
this process awarded
ss
A. International
Dairy Fair, 1878, and
GOLD MEDAL
and FIRST PRE-
wIGM at same
Fair, 1879. FIRST
PREMIUM at
Agricultural
Exhibition, london,
1872
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-08-05

N - - AYEAR and expenses TO gents.
SIII Outfit Free. Address ?. o WICK
KRY, Augusta, Maine.
, 1880-01-10
ENIGRlNr.

Silver and gold, silver and gold
For the sans dusk red IN the western fold
| Tells that the end Of day draws nigh
And the clouds they grow bolder along the sky
Silver and gold, silver and gold,
For the moon in the east Is queen TO behold.
As she reigns with her spells Ger the calm,
sweet night,
Holding tremulous sceptre WHERE CHESTS walk
white.
Silver new molten meets -hhing OF gold,
On a wandering isle without foothold,
4 vessel alone on the lonely seas,
Stirred with the sigh OF fa2ciful breeze
Moonbeams and sunheams, silver anl gold ];
And they toyed with the bark Is she Idly
rolled
On the silent waters that shadowy grew.
As the night gloom fell and the stars stole
through.
Silver and gold, silver and gold,
And the sun that is wasted in cloudland cold,
Throws n purple pail oer1a woman's face,
Where deaths colorless finger Is smoothing
PANS trace.
Moonbeams and sunbeams. silver and gold,
The young is come in place Of the old,
4 seal SET on lips that have said their last
word,
And lips that ne'er opened before are stirred.
Lights of earth, light Of heaven, shower silver
and gold;
Come aboard, the great ship is traveller bold,
Twilight and moonlight, in soft mantle hide
One that vanishes silently DER the ships side.
Silver and gold, silver and gold,
The sun is lost in the wide sea-wold,
The veil falls over the mothers head,
On journey new is the traveller sped
Silver and gold, silver and goid;-
The waves, as If bells by the star rays lnollei,
Rins OF death, and ghosts that dance al in
white
And the babes cry breaks on the calm sweet
night.
NoonbeamS and sunbearS, silver and gold;
4 life Is hidden, a life doth unfold,
One goeth hence to a brightness afar,
One hath found the way here by the light Of Il
~
, 1880-01-10

He produces from the cousumpsica f
air and wateHa cold vapor, eoseainieg ps~s
enough to produce = pressure of, 3&N
S0,oOo pounds to the square inch. 81 hsse
seen it at ID, 500 pounds % the eqses -
and have weighed it. 50 that kAdw hsFS.
is NO mistake about it. -
lis the vapor produced by chemical com.
binations 5"
NO; If is admitted by all scientists that
no rapor can be produced by chemicals that
is capable of condensation BY simple expan-
sion. keely's vapor is capable of coudena-
ton by exactly that process. for have pro.
duced it, condensed it in that way, and
drank the water produced BY the cuodeasa-
tion. The process expands water Just go
times as much in volume As converting il into
superheated steam, so the pressure that eau
be obtained Is practically unlimited. The
vapor is superior to gunpowder, and is far
less dangerous to handle"
, 1880-01-10

FoR the largest stock II plsted Syoi= esss
Thought /, this city 60 to Stott& Fsldm<aa
, 1880-01-10
The Swine Plague.

The last congress appropriated $40, 0OO to
defray the expenses Of . commission to In.
vestigate the diseases incident to domestic
animals and, If possible, ascertain the causes
of them and provide remedy. The two
diseases chiefly aimed at were the hog chol.
era and the pleuro-pneumonia or lung fever
that a,fiicts cattle. In the year 1877 the loss
by the ravages of hog cholera, or swine
plague, as the commission call 1t, was esti-
mated at Sll 900, 900 and the commissioners
have directed particular attention to the in.
vestigation Of this destructive murrain. They
find that it is disease of very contagious
nature, propagated from one animal to an
other, and from one herd to another. by the
dissemination Of a morbifc germ which it il
difficult to destroy. DIR. Law, of Ithaca, N.
V, states that freezing does not kill it; and
a Chicago vetinary surgeon found that. al
though the disease prevails mostly in the
summer and early fall, it appears to be Just
as fatal with the mercury % degrees below
zero as in August 1t affects nearly all the
organs of the animal, and is attended by
fever and morbid processes, causing the AMI
nal to droop. lose appetite and flesh, stag.
ger, cough, seek dark corners and emit IN
offensive smell. 1t is nearly always fatal,
causing the animal to die in one to twelve
days Experiments proved that not only
hogs, but rabbits and other animals. whoa
inoculated with virus of diseased animals.
caught the infection and died of it. Tho
commission examined the various nostruns
and pretended remedies for the disease
offered, bnt found them Ineffective; and
they declare tina. practically there il no cure
for IL. The only successful and effective
, 1880-01-10

Dramat!s Persone-A good young man;
three evil minded gamblers; clergyman
with his wife and daughter, travelling Tor
bronchitis. .Scene-A Pullman car, on the
overland trip to California; gamblers play
ing poker; young man reading his ras.
elers GUIDE" preacher looking on. fTa
Young man, Will you JOIN US IN
a friendly game of cards." Young man
Thank you: never play cards Second y.
gamgler-'.Y Young man, viii you take mp.
passes him the flask. y. A-"Thank
you; | never drink Third gdm6ter-
s.Young man, will you Rave weed! lex
tending his cigar ease)- T. A-"Ihank
Won; never smoke" Clergyman" onns
man, l have watched your conduct with
great pleasure | have seen You refuse 20
gamble, drink, and smoke. should be glad
if you would go into the next car and alloy
me TO introduce You TO my daughter T.
M-"Thank you; never marry
, 1880-01-10

FoR STENCILS, 60 to Straights.
, 1880-01-10

DEMOCRATIC BosToS.-The eloctioa Of Mr..
Prince (democrat) mayor Of Boston is N
announcement to the country that the esPital
of New England, the home Of Wsodsu
Philips. and the hub of culture N tie
western hemisphere, is now reliable demo
cratic municipality, and the Boston Clooe.
one of the democratic journals Of the oity.
does no. intend that the fact shall be nis.
represented. This is the second tune thst
Prince has been elected. each time a. dem
ocrat
, 1880-01-10

One is an onion boiled and the other Is 4
bunien oiled There is an answer. ION
can lit a conundrum 10 If at your ieisnre-
, 1880-01-10

GotoI.K. g. Smiths branch below ths 81
Louis hotel and ask for " Cuba Y lndiann
he best bit cigar sold.
, 1880-05-22
TIE SATURDAY,

closed easy at 81 bid for ny and $3.50 for JUNO.
Oats closed caalcr for May nj ss]Ao Sellers nni
juno WINS stronger Mt 3lSo. lyo advanced &c,
closing nt So, Harley wns slow at dc for Gxtrn
o. Hogs wcru dull mil tGolOo lower, closing Mt
N.1pD4W for light and nt H 40 for hOayy.
Cattle woro dull and weak. Snlos weru ut $a.50
@i.75.
J.ako frcights wcru stcndy At hHo corn. Tho
offerings ofsveasc1s wcrU light; hence notlcr-
nto business. Lake and rnii rntcs Oh corn wcro
l5Ao TO Nov York md 10Nc to boston. Tho all
wntcr ratio on corn In Now York WINS 1l4o.
Dry goods wore quoted qulct, with no itnpor-
tnnt prtco-chnnRcs. Few buyers wor0 present.
but fair mail order business is In progress, tho
demand coming principally fron tho local md
nc1r-by trade. Groceries were fnirly actise and
GENERALLY firm. There wns mn nctve demand for
suRnrs, and prices moved up Nc Cofccs wcro
stronger IN response to nc Auvat1co at tho East.
In tho dried-fruit and flsh mnrkcts thorc wcro
no chnnges worthy Of note. Thcrc was wcak
market for butter md cheese. tho latt0: being
much dcproaso.l. Oils were quiet, with n decline
In turpcntInc to a0c, tho only change noted. Pig
iron was in slightly ncttcr rcqucst, but was
without improvement in pr|ces. p.
Lumber continues In far demand Mt the cur
rent prices. Tho receipts Arc fatr, and lumbor
Is selling readily Mt tho talc-locks ut tho prices
rtilitg FOR sevornl days pnst Wool WIS Slow anu
cnsy, and broon,-cern exhibited no chRugc.
| kAEAtR "GAV QNVkEA EApS Al SVHHSIap1'|oS ~ ~
ports Of depression Mt tho senlonrl, which Is
snid to mike somo 67 tho holders hero anxious
u lnlond. 11ny was scarce and firm at tho lato
advance. scols attracted little attention. Spot
offerings wore little hcttor thau nominal, and
futures wcrp talked abont, though with llttlo
traling. Potatoes were stcatiy. Poultry ruled
Nrlncr, tho offerings being light, whlo moro
buyers wcro out. 0rcpn fruits wero stoRdy,
and fresh berries vert quoted stronger.
1sail frrights were quoted stcady. New Tork
| rates vera 300 OH grain nntf a1o on provisions.
Liverpool rates. B71i Q on provisions and ha3ic on
-four. Hamburg rntcs, 7to on provisions, and
| Glasgow h6fo on t!n,lr. . .-.... ...
Tho receipts Of whont at Chicago, Milwaukee,
ct. Louis, Toledo. and Detroit, rcportc1 yestcr-
day, aggregated 24I,oooI b,i. and tho shipments
| 200, 600 bu.
Tho following WIS tho produce movement re-
ported from Now York yesterday: Receipts
Flour, Il, ,o7a brls; wheat, 1eoe e0o bu; corn, soo
bu; outs, 8o,lao b,l; corn-meal, Is pkrs: rye.
y, 600 bu; matt 13s00 bm; pork. 4,Gn brls; beef,
is4 brls: cut meats, 2,4i4 pkgs; lard, 1,5i0
ties; whEaky, ais brls
| Exports-Eor twcnty-foar hours-Flour. 1900
brla; wheat, Es1 00O bh; corn, @s10, 900 hi.
| Tho Now York rrrxltee Erchange Weekly gives
tho following Ms tho Visible supply OF grain on
| tho oates nanod:
, 1880-05-22


NEW YORK, Mny 7t-GnAtN-Whoat-r."
cnt In wheat but ut eonosny easlor p,ca. w, Moss'
Nr1asies fecoalnH 43lO} apf!nR, for snrv m"'aNf
about Au On No. Chicago md Milvnufas ,a.sfI. "n.I.
lAo on No. grads. Weakness In ocoan fsst,s,aa a %
v6rlnR outward movement, though TIM tarn. ~ y
Vices by cnble Ia rnthor adverse. Hpccu1sx. W u.
loss decided. A. tho close moro di,nos,t..sfets
purchnae No. white and No. ~" .
opium 1inpl 10hm BIT No. Z rod al ., H. H., u
10000 bu No. Chicago md Aiilwsukrc IA tnnsla
IN spring at ss 900 tu No. srrins - - ~
0Li2H, Of whch about an,W bu Chicago. IT, ny. e4
etlQM. Corn was moderately actvo Tor etrY ds;tss
at hbout previous qautatonsi mixed 3Yasts,n ssV
graded. S5Kc, A tu quality. Onts ess fresl. "a,
Int opening tE'ne deAror mud leaving OF 1a,s H.
No. Chicago. s,sn bn, at 4dfc; llyo atm. u ~.
wantodl boas-1ond Of Canadn At to In bond. 'ea
rNovistpAs-1IoQ products In tosa rcouost .ra,-.
tod low. Mess pork nodetatey sought pinco fs sso'
port for prompt delivery at sl1lsaliM outionMss.
In light dcmasd May iuavlng on At sLl5ali ~ 1as.
tit@ali.2s; July. tl.26, August, elLzs Rep,snh.*s
$iln9laS. Cut meats continue quiet At nT..tan,
quotations. nacon dulll long clonr, Ac, Ws,,s.u
iard attracting only modarnte share OF .t,su,,a
for earfr s'avory atgoneraily easier 1a,es outoa
1ino moderately dcnt In nt slightly reduced nen,.
coalna moro steadly, 1tay leaving OF Ut INK, Inv.
gsssssssdsS I'D &: ps?s psss?s's|1&ss e 'sx
fer FIT q sooa g tns,i !9S ~,
e'' 81 sI'ss ssssa Il u bid md
"rFs'p Fsxours-unacr fres offering, Of ooconno,.
o. bott and eIeies rates eoilsued ysae Il x.
e'se's shss hiGe L ssa ssn H.
',ss ..p 49, 4 " q T:;,sse ..,estatta p,t...
|is, Has 1stsE %ssSSE 5s'i ;s! IL
sa s.,sPs sas ssess sss @ .ss9 s,:
stas sst aS. EsSS = s1,sa ,ssss SSo NsT Ths IS
, 1880-05-22

1r. E1a.ar. ~ ~ q! No; 7 .p2iSE. " I'D, No, Al
eq s:f ,o fs'is5 n51sf1 II s1
ntrive-syhsat dnif md oascr, Gnrn s,e.dy +.
* c"rn r. II fa'5 dansnd @ :na atr a1snS,ass
atJM 80 v. ~ TslIew ilfr u"ssS32ssI ~ Il ~ as.
ocnta!a oi which ab,0woss Xa,ericaSne,' IT, Test HS
. I.oNn1s, Ma{ {7i;|!a,XEltl'oo1-WheatUG Gs.,
nsm; m*nK . nAHN.mWhest AZ rather SasIss1 Son
aTxYSs S eosS
Gassr, an eqs srsa,! SS pftsp ta x;ssnf.Syy i;sn9nf h
annoFal1y doaror. Weathof In Enginnd Sri. nIrsnts
, 1880-05-22


Special Dtspaieh to Tht Chicago TRIBUNE.
nDsrnx, hiny 2l.-Tho stock market rrmark-
nbly quiet, un1 Utmost entirely wthotlt fcntnrc.
I.nIitl stocks were irnt. but the transactions in
ttom were small. Tho railroads showed mora
Mctivity than my OF tho otnor stocks on the
III: lawrence T. Southern. rights. 3!t93: Llttlo
Nnck, 49, t133: Chtcngn. burlington 4 Quincy,
III; Southern. 115X; fructlona, &lA: Union Pa
cinc. Hil1s4i<; Now York s Now England. 81:
ORtlcnsbnrR, 29}{GDnd; Pullman, 11a61llA; Phil
n!clphn & WilmlnRtunt 68!t.
1loi,tts dull. One hnnstrca thousand Hartforl &
Fries sold ut 3S ST@57,f: Little Rock acrtp. 90:
Now Noxieo. 1os,i: Western four and halfs,
E.9s burlington s Missouri. exempt, 107h; un-
ion Pnelfo eishts, lax; Now York and Now En-
land, 10N!S.
rulo we'll maintained.
FOREIGN.
,LoxnoN. May a1.-Consols, % 9-1e: account,
On lilo.
American sccur!tlca-Ncw IA. 10SN: 4Ks, III;
In, lu9al: Illinois Central. 10G; PGHnsylvnnln
CentrnIt 81; Erie, 37s: do seconds, 9lh; Ncad!ng,
81.
PARIS, May 2i.-Rentes. e5f 15c.
NEW ORLEANS.
.NEw. Onr.rANs, Mny si:-Sight exchange on
Now York. SD per 1000 premium.
Sterling exchange. 460.
, 1880-05-22

Tho following Instruments wcto flod for reo-
ord Friday, May:l:
CITY rnorrnrY.
s2:e Gsan Sssss 81; Il y e. y j. Sss,a %1 Il IT. IT.
K s;sS: 5ss ss$ iSsS;S: ..si
to Willard Woodarai..,: ...............,..:... Hon
Ansqss = dstsd Hfasa sy sataa fs,s
,1tsa'a ,1stsama & !? Il ii $;1i; IL aisi M
say sG: 'ss@st Is css
S Il si: /; 81 5Siis.;i i l. i
og:ss ;i i Il asts sm
f'Fs;ss !; s; ,;S'ss S5sa ds5SaSaas
Ii $;ss i 81 & sSSs4 S ,s.i.iS It si
%s;t ss;s: sssS s4syps e. a,a r. s .. as ss,f &c.
e$ss;s $!5s !; !:s$; $s!
,J5 Ir5nn , +" Centre s,,oet M Gyi,nnn @ G1n5cn 900
WI. as 9hS III; * :2a aa.a!ns GSl sIa1r @
'sSSsSss ssiss 81; i spS5 %sffs' 's .stss sa go
wstMs,ss sc II S,sa ~ fsssss EsSs: ~ to
FITCH { 3 Il fsasa: A5sss III Safse; iaas:
s$|$ Ii S:;s III; S ;;Is iii; Il i.:id
s L $:;Si T. Etssss Ii Ss:ssS: 4:
sSSs S;sI Hs;
isainl to i. IL Gfadeyi 1&oo
sSsi %ss * a, fE e. Il Il hSSss sSs' 4 10 aa9s. 1
~FsS!e IL; .f'S d jssa III
/; Il ssisS Ill Il s ;ss; i. i:;
Hs; Il EEL ;$ Sis;isi! R5!ss;ss
eoUrH or crTY LIMITS WITHIN a llAnIu. Or sRyEM
, 1880-05-22

PHILAnHLP1r1A, HAY 7i.-FL0uH-Du, hlnatfaa
oxtras Rnod old stock. k, choice and fauey ffssa'
ground, eLl5o-25; Ohio, fals, sa5Ui good &7A hIs
Hour unchanged.
GIAls-Whcst dull and weak, No. . rod. tlzAi
No. whito Michigan. sls,1t.a, extra DO. alssaLE
No3 red. May. $l2s.{ bid sLees4 ssksls June, slat
bid. t.239l askods July, tl15h bid t3A a.todt ~.
gust, slal bid, tl.luk astod Corn In good demspsi "
astsi: jSne o. S eakods J9iI *9iS "! ta!: r ".
askc!i AuH!.I @o b}d, 9{o askeI ga!s ~ Ha Nv
HA0vixtUXe-QuoL i,oet Hlcss, el24 Nssa1 Ns%a1SM EStt
Lard. <1.7s.
HurTxN-Stoady and unchanged.
EG0A-AenFcp ut lie. ., ....s
CHErsr-btoAdy for oholcet creamor5t He' k0'''
10y1J}4c.
pETitOLEUM-Oull and unchanged.
WltBKY--F1Tm ut I'LL. ,,o.. n.,n
NECEtiT8-Flunr, 1HQ btlAl wheat &AuHpul WV
1G,llu tltt uhtS, N,u0 but ryO bO nu.
BulpMXS1H-Eorn, X, ,tU bu.
, 1880-05-22

Alton cummings increased $lbc0s.0l between
Mny 8 md May 10, s50.5i5.G5 between May and
Muy Is, md 3l.oos, go notwccn Jan. l and May
10.
Tho earnings Of tho st. Louis i San Francisco
railroad for tho sccnnd week III May wpro $4,000
above those for tho eamo w1ok Inst year.
Tho IaHt says:
Nptwfthetnnd!ng tho fcvcrssh condition Of tho
atk ,n,,rket Of lnte tllerc IL abundant evitletlco
TINT outsiders of means have been md nro pick
l.ly lip dividend pnytnY stocks, pnytng for them
In Gt,il. and taklng them nwAy. Properly seleced
sllef J,llreM,sos Ollght to tiirn ont protinoly,
particularly III vfHw Ut Il summer money nnrkot
nl,A tho lartro eArntn9s 0f tho ruflronds.
The tfDylA hns this abont Cana.1n Southern:
Tho shnr,, recovery In ,.Cnnatla Southern was
duo 10 tho tnct that tho lonvy deoliuc brought
lit orders frar Ansterlnul. whcre q, largo
ninnnt pf the stock Is held. 8U fur rs tho EUll-
rraE condition ut the prDstnrlty Is concerned we
lenr, tttnt tue Company CNrnel nct from jan.
IN Mnrrh III nbsnlt $50 1A0. And that tho traffic
enen tho lHtter tlAt, bus tjcen MrHr. ahnl1t tho
hisslnt.sa tDr tic remainder of tho ycnr continue
fnirly g0tNl therti will lr n net showing Of
StEO0n with which 10 pay interest IN bnilts, Mt
prssent pcr cent, bit i.uxt ycAr nf,.t thereafter
8 per cent. Estimating tho tlxud charges, ht,w-
ever. MI tho t1siH Ut per cent Interest the
Company should have brtwern $T00,000 mil
$aD1fU nppltcnble to dividends Oh tho stock.
Tho C6iHlluny huB no lioattnx dobt.
, 1880-05-22

CATTLE-The receipts f0otod up nbout tho san,o
~ for tho tny bcfnrc. amounting 70 homo h700 and
making total for the expired portion Of tho wcnk ot
2aa against 2 Isl for tho aamo tuao last wcck. This
number actually sale foil little short OF 1900, nf
therc not fswor thnn a,uU stale cattle. Tho ro
ports from Now York and Intermediate puInts cod
tinuln9 dlscuutaHinR there was a tcssonod demand
on shipping account md under tho pressure Of
1at1ely excesalvu offerings tho market woak and
unBettiod, with common md medium grades showing
arrivals not Inferior 10 thoso aoon In tho yards
On tho preceding days Of tho week. Tho Rr1ht bnlk
cnnalaod Of fa!r to roally good aeers wc1hlg from
Lin 10 Lou ns. and most Of tho trndnn was nccom-
pllshod Within tho comparatively narrow tnnra OF
Eaukata5 number Of prime lots wero taton At ets0
&al.A and few extra passed Into tho hands of OK.
portnr at A.ut@tsS nutohcrs' stock OF tho better
cIaas fairly steady but old. lean and rn,.xh
thln mixed ioss ,od owef st2chGrs rore salablo a
Rou thrifty stoorn wolahInR from i to loo lbs. The
KcneEn1 market oiosud honvy with many cattle re-
nnlnang Ia tho pens.
QUOTATIONS.,
Extra nGevcs-f2rudnd stoer1. woghtnR 1,450
chTos Sna eSyssN @yTsrd Iii. ri; vo
Weighing Ito % & i6a. ...............'... A3lA
ling LEO ID ltf :: &0saia6
ins iV o i:a0 III. asL0o
veisSins it ill.,: ~ -; : sooaao
In ~. ......... aooaaso
HILLS. and acMtawnV VateCra...............1 12t92n5
fGalB, pef lu At45aQ