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THE REASON OF BIRDS:

May / tell you few facts to prove that
birds can be, like their human friends, both
reasonable and unreasonable? ]. Several
years ago pair of my canaries built.
While the hen was sitting the weather be-
came intensely hot. She dropped, and |
began to fear that she would not be strong
enough to hatch the eggs. / watched the
birds closely, and soon found that the cock
was devoted nurse. He bathed in the
fresh cold water | supplied every morning,
then went to the edge Of the nest and the
hen buried her head in his breast and was
refreshed. Without hands and without a
sponge, what more could he have done !?
2. The following spring the same bird was
hanging in window with three other
canaries, each in a separate cage. l
was sitting in the room, and heard my lit
tie favorite give peculiar cry. l looked
up and saw all the birds crouching on their
perches, paralyzed with fright. On going
to the window to ascertain the cause OF
their terror, saw large balloon passing
over the end of the street. The birds did
not move till it was out of sight, when
they all gave chirp of relief. The bal
loon was only within sight of the bird who
gave the alarm, and l have no doubt he
mistook it for bird of prey. 8. l have a
green and yellow canary hanging side by
side. They are treated exactly alike. and
are warm friends. One has often refused
to partake of some delicacy till the other
was supplied with it. One day had five
blossoms of dandelion gave three to the
green bird, two to the yellow one. The
latter few about his cage, singing in q
shriIl voice, and showed unmistakable
signs of anger. Guessing the cause,
took away one of the three flowers, wher
both birds settled down quietly to enjoy
their feast. London Spectator.
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
CLARK, Judge.

MONDAY, April u, 1880,
T. A. Snider VS.. Joseph Mevin-Change of venue
granted and transferred to 70 county.
Estate OF Frank McNames, deceased-Hearing of
return Of sale Of real and personal property and
petition for order OF conf nation granted.
J,hn Neil vs. His Creditors-Demurrer sustained,
petition amended and Stieff appointed assignee
Estate of. Jane Van Trees, insane-Appointment
OF guardian Hearing continued TO April 18th.
Estate Of E. P Collins, deceased-Hearing of cita-
ton cont nued till n xt Monday.
James w. Martin VS. L. V. Wiley ct al.-Denrtlr-
rer overruled. Ten days to answer
Estate If T. S. Beyer, deceased-Settlement OF
final account and setting property aside for use of
family.
file py of account.
Elsie Culver Vs. +. Hoxie-Demurrer overruled.
Ten days to answer.
Estate of Richard Stuart, deceased Petition for
confirmation granted.
Agnes Bailey vs.. J. d. Bailey-Demurrer over
ruled. Forty days to answer.
Feronca vs.. W. C. Farnsworth- Plaintiffs motion
tn set aside Judgment and retaX cost bill denied.
Ten days stay of execution.
Estate of Hugh Byrne, disqualification for dis
tribution of estate granted.
Ellen Lowell VS.. John Lowell Hearing of motion
for custody Of minor child continued to Monday
next.
Samuel Nathan vs. H. T. Holmes & Co -Demur-
rer Withdrawn. Ten days to file
Mebius & Co. VS.. II. It. Holmes & Co.-Same
ac ion
James Lansing Vs. oacrainento County-hiotioh
for judgment pleadiugs continued to Monday
next.
FIX & Strutz vs. Barney Clark-Default of defend
ant entered. Judgment as prayed for
Estate of George Curtis, deceased Decree estab-
fishing notice TO creditors
s. W. Butler vs. Antoine Ricord-Answer of W
II. Hoyt withdrawn.
Bartholomew Corbett, insane-Annual account OF
guardian approved and confirmed. =
The People vs.. ]. Regan-Case submitted on plead
ings
benson, Judge.
Peter weyrick vs. j. NJ. Keller & Co.-Motion to
settle statement or bill of exceptions.
Warren Heaton VS.. Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Company-Demurrer to Intervention of E. N. Mar
tin and E. Greer.
Estate of E. C. Jefferis, disqualification Of
Public Administrator for letters set for hearing
April 18th
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THE DEATH OF JUDGE GARTER.
Resolutions Adopted by the Shasta County

Resolutions Adopted by the Shasta County
Bar
The body of the late Judge Garter has been
brought to this city, and is now in the vault
at the City Cemetery. At Shasta on the 10th
instant the Bar Of Shasta county held a meet
ing, and subsequently to the Superior Court
of that county, Hon. Aaron Bell presiding, a
committee presented resolutions passed at the
Bar meeting expressive of the feelings of re-
spect of the members of the Bar toward their
old and esteemed townsman, Judge Garter
The resolutions read as follows:
To the Honorable Superior Court of Shasta Coun.
", California: May 1t please the Court, the men,
bers Of the Shasta Bar sensible of the loss they and
the Commonwealth have sustained have passed the
following resolutions
ResOtUed, That The members of this Bar are deeply
Impressed with the great loss which they and this
community have sustained in the death OF the Hon.
Ephralm Garter, Jour late associate.
KeSotred, That as California Pioneer, at the Bar,
in the Senate, and on the Bench, he strong,
marked and true man, wise and skillful practi
TONER, faithful and influential legislator, and q
learned and able jurist
ReSnLUed, That the integrity of his mind, his love
OF justice, his devotion to his profession, and the
distinguished ability with which he discharged the
duties OF every relation Of e have imbued all with
sentiments OF respect and admi alton. We are in
spired BY his example We mourn his loss; we cher
ish his memory
ReSoIref, That these resolutions be presented to
the Superior Court Of Shasta county, with request
that they he spread upon It's minutes on mourning
page, and copy transmitted to the family OF the
deceased, as expression OF our sincere sympathy
in this their bereavement and deep affection.
Signed by Clay W. Taylor, A. Z. Andrews Francis
Carr, J. o. Neal, members OF the Bar OF Shasta
county.
Eloquent tributes were paid to the memory
of the deceased by Messrs. Taylor and An
drews, after which the Court ordered that
the resolutions be spread upon its minutes,
and that, out of respect to deceased the
18th.
The deceased was the father of Charles A.
Garter, of Red Bluff, well known in Sacra-
mento, and of Mrs. Felix Tracy, of this city.
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Business Advertisements.
s. Lipman & Co.--Kid gloves.
Union Insurance Company. San Francisco.
Furnished rooms
Oriental tonic.
Nachinery-C. Strobel.
Friend & Terry Lumber Company
Houston's employment Office.
Electric therapeutic baths.
Pike & Young Carriage makers.
Capital Ale Vaults.
Red House-New announcement.
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st. Paups Church-Annual picnic.
Union Lodge, F. and A. NJ, tonight.
Protestant Orphan Asylum Association Annual
meeting.
British ~ B. and s. s. tonight.
Young man wants employment
Situation as chambermad desired.
Employment at homework desired
Brighton VineGrowers' Association Assessment
levied.
DIR. Speers lectures.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.
Grand Hotel Property !!

SITUATED ON THE CORNER OF FRONT
- and K streets, Sacramento city, directly OPP
posite the steamboat landing, and the railroad
depot The best location in the city for hotel
and business property. viii be sold low, with favor
able terms ss to payments, or leased for term Of
years ct low rental. Inquire Of E. CADWALADER,
No. 81 street, Sacramento; or 8. P. DEWEY, No
aoe Pine street, Sar Francisco. d223p6
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PERSONS exposed to cold or wet during
the day should battle their feet in hot
water at night, which will prevent any i'll
effects. So easy remedy should not be
neglected.
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ASSEMBLY CHAMBER, Sacramento, April
u, lsS0.-In regard to rumors that was one
of five, or any other number of men, to sub.
scribe one hundred (S100) dollars, or any other
sum, to drive Mrs Fitzgerald out of San
Jose, Santa Clara county, Cal. is an absolute
| falsehood. DANIEL FRIsK.*
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BEWARE of all limitations in Rock & Rye.
Gee. w. Chesley, sole agent.
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J. F. CUTTERS OLD BouRBoN.-This cele-
brated Whisky is for sale by all frst-class
druggists and grocers. Trade mark-Star
within Shield.
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CRY LICENSES AND WATER RATES, now
due.-Pay on or before the 10th inst, and
save costs.
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The best appetizer oat-Rock and Rye.
Gee. w. Chesley. agent.
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SWALLOWING
POI SON

IN CATARRHAL MUCUs causes:
FOUL BREATH and disgusting expectoration ;
CRACKING PAINS in the head and forehead
DEAFNESS and loss of smelling power;
BRONCHITIs,ss Hay Fever and other diseases.
THE. ACTION OF CATARRHAL VIRUS
through the mucous membrane has been finally
discovered. WEI DE MEYERS CURE,
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY for these
diseases, IL as certain in its effects as vaccination
| is for smallpox.
REV. C. H. TAYLOR, 14o Noble st., Brooklyn,
N Y: am radically cured Of Catarrh."
D. G. McKELvEY. Govt Inspector, 1877 Mott st.
| N Y.-Cured of very bad Chronic Catarrh.
| r G. BLACKBURN, at Lord & Taylors, Broadway,
NY.-Cured of years Catarrh pack
age.
s. BENEDICT, JR. Jeweler, 697 Broadway, N. Y.
Qady)-Curcd of terrible Hay Fever.
REV. c. j. JONES, New Brighton, s. L." Worth
ten times the cost"
| REV. GEO. A. RIES, 16a Jay street, Brooklyn
at has restored me to ministerial labors.
REV ALEx FREESE Cairo. n. Y.-"It has worked
wonders in six cases in my parish"
| DR.. R. G.. DURKIN, Dentist, 361 Sixth avenue,
n Y.-Cured of Catarrhal Influenza.
MILE AIMEE, Opera Prima Donna, Catarrhal
Bronchitis: " Great benefit from its use"
MRS. EMMAC. BowEs, 80 W. Washington Square,
N. Y.-Catarrh 30 years Cured by pack
ages.
Etc. Etc., Etc, Etc
DE. WEI DE METERS PAMPHLET,
with the most remarkable testimonials on record,
SENT FREE, by his Agents. Messrs. D.
DEWEY CO., 40 Dey street, N: Y; or by Drug
gists- The CURE Is DELIVERED at 81 80 a
package Think OF a REAL CURE for an OBJ
stinate disease at this riing cost If71orSp6msTuTh
II. q. DAVIS,
nEALER IN FINE FURNITURE AxrA
- Of every description :
kg ALSO, FULL LINE OF CARPETS. a
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fay ALSO, A FULL LINE OF CARPETS. a
No. All X street. bet. Fourth and Fifth.
mr1S-3plm
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Business Advertisements.

Auction Sale.
NJ. J. Simmons & Co.
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signal Corps Reporr-April II, 1850.
NORTHWESTERN mENr1or.

Max. Their, SO degrees. Bin. Their, 40 deg
, 1880-11-24
Sudden Turn In the Towering
Speculation In Stocks.
Money Mt 2S pcr Cent Per Annttnl
in NVnll Street.
Chicago Shipping Gold to the Country
Foreign Exchange.
Tht rroduto nasktts Iex Slrong-t'rnin Easier,
With Less Doing, but Closed Firm.
Provisions Unusually Active at Further Ad'
vanoo-Meass In Biz Demand.


e.,,. - ..o,,~. n,,t atrtrr,nev in tha r.,1f1cv
sncs ~ ieuHo ~" at se,s"s,," ancc,,io,,on n
marnot prongn. ,,; ~ ,ho ctn.s ro',ncv ,yos r..
s.uoks ~ ,,,a ,s1 s.ocn rr.hsnwo market nt nor
poI.eu :" uu IN ,,sn,a,',,. rn cfrcnt was NJ nto
sons son ~" ~ ,rSes Tn ~ thorc II ma thing stock
seem aa,,a,fan ~ on,, MT stand il IL urcu,m for
spe.. ~ .,mn. s,ns IN noonrt nrf,ilta ,voro
a,,..,,,,o,,s sas oii .,ny lnnv Mnst of tho.p who
eon.huous ~ uns .os. 1.na =. rot T., nt,a,,, ~
wcns out .t.as ~" .. rr,v - i,vora arc willing
1--WE NV ma,anyor, ~ rnao',on ns nm onpor,unty
!ol aom" ",, s,osa n1,o neo,,iaritv or tho nrcs.
su T., staot. ID tiat IT. ts noat outlroly
,u..,.e, y. ~, - s,ond. m vn9 stneks Tint arc
,,ie..as - - o o oarr ,,nro Than thcy nro my.
nuaussI I's a..',osas ~ " "'"o
'"s roun,ian ho, tcon universally cxpoctcd M
,,c,,t",fn T., s,,ci, A mnrkrt. nut tho premium
lns'ausu sn,. ~ -, Naw V"rs motcs it. sosm marc
s.,o,,s ,hn,, ,vos 1ontc far E.pse In money will
, 1880-11-24
M NEVER USED ANTl-HUff.


hMsS. ILL.,. Nov. FL nottue m nrt!clo In to-
~ NsTninusl., Under tho hoad OF "Dustor and
.aeefe,' which contains Il very broad assertion
asseaanls s'a' my using "Anti.hufr" In tho manu-.
ss'ule 49, u cheese. III tho first place, ! deny
~. entirely. | layo mover used the stuff, nor
t~ay taay o. It ever entered my Ut my factories,
w. s's'u IKE your informant to prove wh0t ho
ss. saM or luke 1t buck. tbs do not propose to
ms." sa taly oy and hayo my bualncss i,lturel
.saaa se.sls TIC columns Of your paper and say
Ssahs,s SIh9s,s ID ny own tlrfonsc+ Whcu tlnt myself
sauli " !ako Kuod cheese without tho holI of
tusSvss. " otasr tn;yi1 Mhh" WY Aye un tue
ffs'' L ~! kay vii nuke iii I'LL. '; aifor:
tad nrS,. aay ono oono. who will come forward
tns pso'e pnn s ehat thgy over boughs, Or know Of
rssaiuHIn rsiu y my OF my thrco factories, Will
ts1,si ts1,M 49, n,n Il, iavor or puro anu lnaiui:
toatain isf thts r ha cn@esu, an1 aM working nata
dr1Irr j., W | Mn ns n.lx 0,,s as my other
ttntiotnh ~ plfe Etnde cun lo To lAvu this ntlul.
'r,JesiIuSiII.ys SiI.seas eaco'uully supnTesssd: vsFy
W.: W Syxs, was In chcauo whsn 1S HeWSsM renrssst
ness Mas!s .u!s 1ourna! called ut hls uiuco nf busl-
.s,ul H., is,sfs. r. iitntt a,,d Tho itAwsharpes III.
Pus y, 'as ~ eiperiencu with tic antlhur com,
ID II" !" wa manufacture uf cheese. 4nd
Y t. vi tussnSy %sny ", Eewman,s Hatne ean,e
esfe.s WV ,'o tlcase unoM tho W,rt & THE TSiv.
&e4yUtri ~ ~ lnlsrepreseut tho cMse, lilo etl.
", Hia,s ~ ~ gva tho faots III le found thun,
p'rter ms,.'.i a 9t4er Kentleulul ussstcd tho r,'
tttr hes 1aaa!ly IN hls Investigation, and what.
"a pubi,c ' suited Ehs been in tho interest oi
soa Of cht,ata aaa N. prevent tho furthpr nsMitern'
tsa.s thst VEG y: afld butter, MIR. NeWnIAn Ia wei
~ ant.ss.a to'lg t!lnu I'nst. ind that prolIabl,
!sctoris. ~ a. mas btcn Slated. 6u far rs hi
w afa r u,e soseesHut, thnrs n alp tlut,ht tliA
pu1s an anadaitnra,s4 1Is. s Sutsor ito g ant
sa5ntu out Of bis establishments.
, 1880-11-24

fc,,nrnt,nu ~ hn,1a ,y0rn ttrOfY. III EhCnf0.
ts,r,ct nr co,,,m,,in 5s ,vero 1oot ln 1ol; tac
r1mtci Stntra a. waro lJaM and 1ia1i; tho AVS,
tto,: md 1lss: tho "a. 10l,l and 10iN; and tho
a.. to.l1 nnd 1f4X. lInhlors In Ch,caro aro sell.
m ,nu ho,,,1s freriy Mt thoso nrlccg,
Il ror"srn ] exchange wns nruyy. Thoro il n
larun osnort movement Of both securities and
rrstuco stcrltnv vested rotes wore ISL md
Ian 1,nnLors, "rt,,nl rntc. we're 4s0A for s,xty.
.,nv hil;a and as,H for tc,uaua, For s,xty.eny
sn,r ~ "rcI"l h,Ils tor nronnt e,ycry th,s month
Is-X5I7ets VIM t,c n,nrkut ratio. Posted rutes
snr 1"rlx wcro hs5 for sJxty Ioys md hss..X
~, .,,nt strty.dov com,nnro,nl hI,ts. prou,nt
noi,vary m 11nvrc' E0Nfa;sp. and Mnrsell,es
ssn. lie anna for thrco wcoks' delivery.
sIxtv.doy commercial Hills on Antwerp, do
i'"aso t'Ic r<,,,,,t wcr Satif7hw1x: thrco wceks
, 1880-11-24
Withdrawn from ators during Monday for city
sSsG ba, wheat, 1881 ba corn, GO

withdrawn from atore during Monday for city
consumpttou1 S,SsG bu wheat, l'esl ha corn, a,GA
bu oats, i,l46 nu ryc. 49,.
The following graiu was inspected Into store
In this city ycatarday morning, 10 cars No. :
rcd wlnter wheat, FL caru No, winter, @ cars
rejected. cars mixed, tss cars No. 2 spring, ~
caet No. do, "a cara rejected, cars no grade
C343 whcat, OF which II arc Wtntor1i 170 cars NO.
acorn, 90 cars h!gl-mIxod, u cars rejected CaN
cornjt 10 cars white outs, l6 cars No. mi1cds II
cArs Fetccted 100 oats; cars No. rye. cars re-
jected; ! cur No. barley. g cars No. DO, ID
CARS No. 3 do, 80 cats No. do, cars No. .io
tlBo barloyt. Total. $40 cars, or Bo30oo bu. In
gpectod cut: 7B,bt6 bu wheat, III, 7,Sl3 ou corn'
II, 40 bu oats. $50 bn ry0, l0,ol0 hn barley.
Tue Board of Trala OF this city will take a
ballot vote to-day on tho proro'oA change N
tho rule with respect to tho weight OF . box OF
meats. Also tue Board Will hoHoF Thanks
givtng-Day by ahstaininx from business
Thu leadtug grain markots wero lose active
yesterday, and lcss 9trnny. The principal reason
TINT could be asslguol fur tho change In tono
was tue faot Of mllder wuather, With tho pros
pect That most OF tho grain Oh tho Now York
canals will get through all right before wintor.
THIS lt1 many people 10 suppose that things
had probably beeu oyeslono the previous
day, aud 20 thpy rushed In to sell, In
such numbers as to break prloea OF wheat,
aud other RraIn foil OF III sympathy, Provisions
wero very Rotlvo and very Irregular. fFlecs "a.
vance4 early, With u,oru stronKth tn packing
boys, but fell buck when operators notea tho
downward tendency 10 grA!u. Wo note that tho
, 1880-11-24

yr,t,.h na.ke., wore .sronscr, wheat hclup ,,u-
seltxt tber e,y tho a,lyabcu Of the previous lny
nm thi. ,It,o OF tho At]nptc. Mesa pork cioaet |
no b,rhes, 1t 4tl.GNtt1 taii for Ieccmhrr md
&152Tllle71f for January. 1.artf closed 10 high.
or, Mt fH.10 for November and {8filia.i1!s fDr |
January. Rnort r3lps closed nj *'.00b1t tt,,i for
January. sprinu v,tcat closed hrrner. Mt <titi
ff,r rccen,ur and kl,13h fDr Janunry. ftet
winter cInsctI casicr At &1.tn. Corn closed
rteu,Iy ut tttc hid December and 4D.4o hid for
May. uats closed stcniy nt 331Sc Tor December
and at yl6e for january. Ilyo vas higher Al 1t.e
for Jnnuary ind ooc cash. Harley c'nsety cahlcr
ut Kic cash and $40 for january. Hogs wero
active. ami heavy gratos advanced 5Gbioc, Clns-
ing Mt t4.tyklt.10 for light md Mt f4.iAb:,lo for
heavy. Cutie wecc arttl, With aalcs at $2.-iat's.
Little change was nppnrent In tho tlry-E -Enpls
market. There wa. n Iscral mall order trHtlo
md fair calt from iocal Retailers. tho npErc-
Hato Of salcs being larger than Ii us,ihl to t'o
scuson. a Elrm act 0f prices prusaiieh. In tho
grocery market there wort no specially new
features. Sugnrs wore scarce. In active demand,
md higher, n'lvnnclng sic. ssrllt,s nnd nnI"ssrs
also wcro tending Ia tho sumo direction CblJGes
remain ilrrn. Tho buttor market WIS alout
steady. Cheese remained quiet. With prices
only indl1ctent(y sustained Dried fr,l!ta vert,
receiving good deal OF attention. and 1aled
| ArEu. Apples. pcnches, and bnckoerrtca wcro
especially ntrotH. Thu hHb market WAS uu.
chnnKt'l. Oils were In g0t'd scnaohhble rollest,
mud ruled firm. Plg.lron was stfohKef phder II
| growing demand. ..........
Lumber wns stcady. With moderate fnles att
yart,s. Tho docks wero nnhrly nares lew
STRUGGLING cargnes nr0 expected yet. t'at tnost of
| tho stuf IN come this full nus alfeAay Dcen
pinccd. Wool Wis firm nsd IN fair request. The
country markets cast NJ Illinois arc rcnt'rtnd to
have been pretty well rakcti over ~ Eastern
buyers. and wlnt whnl Is left Is held, 1t Ia sa!4
nt "hlph t'sices.' jf'tles were less hfh1' oelhs
, 1880-11-24


Harmony Dt GettOf, nsrOf,H tho conl cotng,h.
,,ics Is cclaro,, y tho p0ttav,tiB Miners Journal
to bu nss,Iro' for uu0ftor ycnf. i.
IL Is understood ttnt periuis ut buspensfon
vii, not hurcafler be limited To ahy particular
term, but that st0pInre ahntt tnkn t,lnco whcn-
pycr Il appcnrs 10 be needed to keep tho tratlo
Ii, ytn, condition. u11 continued until tho fn-
tonio,t ofrnct Ii produced. Tho number 0f duys
t,f s,apoI,slon will la equal In Al tho regions.
lt elct, cnr, reRulntu tho prrlols 6eat suited 10
lis tilslncss not Iii my case to bo less than throo
days.
ltfao,o, of tho New York Sun. calls attention
to Two Important elements Of tho prcsont
ilnnnriai consliuot1,-rhrap money nnd cheap
fon'l.
Ttint tlioro Is m unprecedented plothora OF
t,uinvustcA cnpltal NIL over tho world Ia ov'dont
from, The facility with which money IL coming
forward t}nth for Les8crs' new project and for
tho s1tIrontt schemes in Africa. Tho French
uruvincrs Of Senegal ARC 10 DO connected WIN
tho basin OF tho Niger and tho 60tldnn region.
A line Of forts Is to bo erected, at,d tho work
dono l1nIlcr this rr0teGton. a. Acentls'o c1-
pcdstion bus nlrcaly started for the purpose of
surveying tho cnur,try and dotermlning upon
tho Il,,o 1r tho ronsi. ..-. .-
An Important guarantee OF tho progress oi
general prosperity Ia also to be follud In the
| probable cheutncss or food NIL 0ver The work
| for ut least II yrnr to come. The tot1l grnlt
produce ur tho Cnltcu Statcs for this year Is cs'
tsrntcl ut 4ij 001 btiAlscs. and IT Is expectct
that surpius Of sumo l65 000 U0O bushels will re-
| main aftcr tho home anl foreign consumption
| has boon provided for
, 1880-11-24

These figures show NIL increase during lust
week of +ul,1hs bn wheat, l.5D bu rye. G,8 hi
barley, mud II decrease Ot !ss;E1 hi corn, 1880
bu outs, Total decrease. 6s.7E: Du.
Tho following wero the aggregate receipts Of
tho articles named In this city ssco the close OF
lust yuMr: El, ,4l1 lrts tlnur. Hs5, l15 tu Mheat
NJ, ttf -. t.l coru, 1gE1.sGl BY onts bS,si7 b!'
1s7B T ils hog mcnt. 5l,'l lhs lard, NO. :Se.-
III lis butter, hVt',;tI1 hoHs, 5 GAtiIe Rl.-
{E3 slsarp, Nl54blgt lbs hidcs, 81 E lbs Wo,.
;.1l m tons coal, 16li+ .00 feet lumber. 1V1H,-
utEJ Urls EnIt+
rho following table SHOWS tho distribution of
tho broNfstulia shipnrl frbh th!s city :lilri'lH
Inst week. tho tntnt Df rail movement including
ilIAt oScr tho rtl.ls nut epeeilintl:
, 1880-11-24

hare OF Iuw RrHhA under the aetse demand Of sew
cra' preceding Anys Safes were frstrtad q ~ bfls
md ~ hnaa winters. pnttf5 at $'aN<H'n' au OTIS "a
I'll haas dtuhd spring extras. partly A. tduJi %oI.s
aprns extra. at ~ IL. and u brts bnckrhont 1t s!
TDtnt cA,l 10 at hrls Export Hours wero Quoted hs
tiFf3i:D for good 10 choice, md ryo aouf attAp"1
t1h
OTHER sfstteT.:rrs-woro In good demand and
IRA, Hnns i nFnn at fil.S)al7.S'' cais
neId.nas ns ti!sJsE.l; 10 Inns fotd At H. a' and
er' ss sarsf ' g. iss
IT, p,sss: s{ na % s"' ss ,. Ts qss."i
9os /, n9ct !" I'll H, ~, i. s' Il ns
wra"r nsld tIs h"!s hai tia xhsaf y he Ero
fs21s @ ~ III y & Msy stH
,s'sf n. %si, sSt I. hs s
H"tsS 6, Il sss s!,.s t" I'll Te'
81 1sis sf Il .d s's With mS'f aa
sss a i As! ::' & ;f IL f;fs e e VI;
IL stx s l't III S .s sy ~ ss = r.
ss ss a''Ha sn :f sa:nx ss @n" e.
Ss5y ''f$ . y :, ;sssS:i
,aaf1s ns. ncst1 4 "s|aa MsssGS[
5si;s & @ ] il So :; VI :%s rs: 'fi
!, ss 81 !sfsisf stSi b. "'e Ss
w!SM MnEHTNe \; . for a ~ a. a's1H ns5c s sa
"a ss;IS; ||;,s i i !' X Ss II i, 6 s. .!sSs Il
snr t,t,slM n.n, NV, ;s,as @ An s" ~ IT, /" III H1.
ron 4 s M to sSsrs w poH nj ~ Snvns
Hralpus tn tnke t't,d q REQ recehu!. tnoos" ps
&: ~ s',;; :I:$s'Ss s II
neoM tng 'sst ~ ~ % y, ~ t} nas cni,tsi and MIR
.vs:s wns" "; :tHSA 'sa thaH nay & ssosn ~
n%ss es; % sss III sS.as M aasket ,aS ess
Hs the wt4Sess II :at here Hnd ,1 !" att MI,
~ NV ansh nrlsh @ n.Lt Hrat.s v, 't rHr" ,,i dnu
~; tna,nh. nhd EHs'efn sasSaos 80 aq fai. snrct,
si'Sss NV f' ~: fs ~
Is,s IT ~ E94 FL nM :" 4aAc; aMxahscff, @ cf,. ~
,ecnnr a" VIZ, nv, c2:H aa !; "A a.. asHn 81
Snrull"s W. an'f4 ~ H - ~ i.zs I'm i.r
sss;,f soi ' satss sS% :$
BY rsscte e nd nsx ns1sd ,ssI e. @ nIe ~ .e II @ 9
II f{ss Saii safs Ind au III new cars al NJ 10
VI "1hTsMsro sinMs t.,rly ec,,rc. opening strong nnt
bsher, .ainE siosiV sln.'t. '1,!e. ~ 81. r..
s s:s s III +;
ans sss sps ssss ss setS a
s,: s;'ss i:s
$;',s ss ;:s III !; III
SHY thl al aII ia!cr y I'tG. ne1ccsa ost IS
y x: @ aa @io qsr!a os sefS @ @ss IL a.
~, e recets 81 ,isik; q I'D safH' u Il s
Fi Whit In, ',''' ''s S'~' ''' "''''' 4'so